Shouse Opens 1982 Campaign Attacks Hoover Policies
Des Moines details a campaign launch by Shouse of the Democratic national committee amid criticism of the Hoover administration and farm policy. He denounces the farm board as President Snaver’s handiwork and cites 149 percent growth in an alleged problem, urging voters to support a shift away from current governance.
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Tewe
Aput Schouett Shouse
Ie Dera
Erati¢ Nationa
Isenicht
Isu
Vadur
Shouse
Hoover Cdmini
Snaver
Farot
Ins
Wagner
Electline
Lizht
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Quick Relief for Headache Pain
An old Bayer advertisement urges readers that headaches signal fatigue and urges rest. It promotes Bayer Aspirin as a reliable remedy taken as two or three tablets with water for quick relief from headaches, neuralgia, neuritis, and period pain, noting genuine aspirin from Bayer.
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Bayer
Bayer Aspiria
Two Brothers Receive Life Terms in Wheat Theft Case
George and W Swift of Newton were sentenced to life in prison under habitual criminal act for stealing a load of wheat. The brothers faced three prior theft convictions, each resulting in prison time, and pleaded guilty to the wheat theft.
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Muri
George and
Swift
Newton
Schlix
Children Victims of Storm Tragedy to Talk on Radio
A fragmentary report notes five children victims of a storm tragedy set to speak on a nationwide radio program. The incomplete text mentions survivors and hospital involvement, with references to authorities and a scheduled broadcast date.
Liquor Charges Dismissed After Plea Hearing
The article notes liquor possession charges dismissed after a plea hearing related to defendants including Velma Trark and Peres Abbey. It references court actions at Houston Street and identifies prosecutors and witnesses involved. The report mentions a defendant Wallace or Lockhart in connection with the case and alleges the events occurred in a public proceeding.
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Houston Street
Weinesilgy
Velma Trark
Peres Abbey
Lockhart
Rosendahl Named Akron Commander
Navy announces Rosendahl as commander of the Akron with Lt. Charlee Nidatylindas designated as the ship’s officer in charge. Akron, the airship vessel now nearing completion, marks a key project in the fleet.
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Rosendahl
Akron
Stulngton
Ieutenant
Charlee Nidatylindas
Efferr
Navy
Texas elects new mayors in scattered races across state
From page one details show J. W. Maier defeating W. M. Browning by seven votes in a mayoral contest. W. De Anderson led a prior primary. J. W. Tuttha chosen city marshal. Other cities electing mayors include Crawford Akard, Tolland Crump, and Tenaors Crump with several aldermen and commissioners named.
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J. W. Maier
W. M. Browning
UGX
Nhe Perenne
W. de Aatderson
Ie Mu
Vairs
Mudie
J. W W. Tuttha
GA. Thomas
W. Bissingame
Honhnin
Crawford
Leochard Bailey
St. M. Xy
Fmordville
EF. A. Akard
Roy Gane
Uenswaad
N. J. Anbonsburg
Tiana
Tilfied
Allen ”. Tohusen
Tesarkann
Tenvors Crump” Ton
J. J. Lanier
Ay MW
Jonkan
Detee
A. W. Dilfienlermen
Ramsay New San Marcos Mayor Elected by Narrow Margin
Ramsay and Ramsa were elected mayor of San Marcos Texas by a razor thin three vote margin over four candidates led by former mayor T R Wilhelm. The 30 year old youngest mayor in years attended Teachers College and University of Texas while serving in a family business. A 40000 bond issue for a new school building was approved to modernize facilities for all white students. The new hull will centralize heating and catering for facilities, with a single plan for heating, academies, and cafeteria services.
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Qasacil
Hull x
Beonaay
Corpus Elects Flate Mayor in Landslide Victory
Corpus Christi voters backed the business administration ticket led by Edwin Flate, the largest plurality in city history at 4513 votes. Newly elected commissioners include FW Meaney, JBR Waldwin, and WW Chapman, with long-time mayor Dr. V1 Lov en serving another term amid a strong showing for the incumbents. One independent candidate for a unity commission ran against the ticket, drawing about 500 votes.
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Corpus Cheisli
Dewitt
Marry Career
Jr. A. Regzrest
Regrest
Ilsear Tata
Jock
Thave Letinis
Woman Wins Uvalde Race for assessor position
In Uvalde on April 8 Mrs. John Conner Willow won the city election for assessor collector, defeating incumbent W. Sle Fareune. The result set a record turnout in the tarret sole polling area with several officials reelected and others named to city roles.
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Terne
Tarret
John Conner
Wilow
Wan
Asetssore
W. Sle Fareune
J. 4
Conser
Soitlane
Ox Vyalitaws
Cermak Wing Chicago Vote Continuation A City Victory
The piece reports on Ceramak Wing Chicago voting results and party implications. It notes Thompson's victory as a Democratic win and Republican gains in minor offices, with mentions of civic leaders and key locals like Julius Rosenwald, Strawn, and Locseh. It describes battles over reform and anti graft themes in a tense political climate.
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Cape Girardeau
Ue United Sint Senate
Abul Hania McCorml
Cormak
Lriamplnae
John Tl. Leste
Thompson
Ly Yo
Republicn Party
Republic
Washuitt
Raogstere
Julius Thosenwald
Strawn
Freak J. Locseh
Thiry
Major
James A. Kearns
Cosward Casey
Ocnet
Pelee J. Brads
Patrick Sheridan Smith
Cermack Begins as Coal Miner Turned Chicago Leader
Chicago’s Anton Ty Cermak, elected mover of Chicago yesterday, rose from Prague birth to Chicago mines, farming work, and schooling. He progressed to a coal business, then politics, serving as alderman and in 1922 as president of the Cook County board, now in his third term.
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Sureraul Seteler
Chicagd
Anton Ty Cermak
Chionzo
Beenu
Lineis Ean Tiv
Prague
RTA
Ale
Tirardwool
Tllinois
Uook Senates Board of Commissioners
Bern
Farmers Meet to Discuss Markets in Dilley Texas
Seventy three farmers and business men gathered at Dilley High School auditorium to hear Jay the Sp liseurs discuss marketing and bean and peas crops. The Dilley commerce group backs the plan with pledges for planting to grow corn and ears. The next meeting is set for April 14.
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Ter
Dilley High School
Jay
Commerce
Ovi the Biditor Co Leaves Camp After Eviction
The fragment describes Ovi the Biditor Co and Lorend being ordered to leave a camp near Nowesite while searching for a suitable site. The group faced forced departure, with tents chained and a tense atmosphere noted as others were similarly moved from the area.
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Burke
Two Army Post Men Charged in Burglary Series
Two Houston soldiers are charged in a burglary spree with investigations by city officers. The case involves home break ins on March 18 at 4001 North New Traintnels and a burglary valued at $14. The suspects face potential life sentences for a Fort Smith murder, according to authorities.
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Bort Siil
William Nine
Thomas A. Maple
Ham
Chinde
Birkhenrt
Trainteels
Sud
J.C. White
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Melee Sthves
A. D. McDonald
Youth Found Shot to Death in Car
A 13 year old high school freshman, Carl Panielson, was found shot in a family automobile near the ape park on Pase, the weapon described as a .31 caliber Deere ring er pistol. The shooting is tied to alleged family conflicts and a strange note about a world war.
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Bose
Carl Panielson
Indac
Ape Park
Dazon
Weilten
Dhe
Men Defeat Women for City Offices in Yellville
In Yellville Arkansas on April 3 the men secured the city government. The woman mayor and three women council members, a majority, were unseated by male candidates after the seats were filled.
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Tellvilla. Ark
Yellville
Unclear OCR City Meeting and Campaign Activity Report
Fragmented text describes city administration events and campaign activity with references to a chair man, campaign headquarters, and an executive board. Several proper nouns and places appear distorted, making exact names and dates unclear.
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Ini
Marar
Erupingy
Bleoot
Sioner
Paul E. Steffler
Morni
Mary's Arret
Chunler Hotel
Huyovas
Lee Waat
Arrest of Fence and Loot Recovered After Tip
A tip led police to a fence on Matnmoras Street where more than 200 dollars worth of loot including cigarettes cigars and tobacco was recovered. Detectives Weber and Leonard questioned workers at Morris Black's and found about 100 dollars of stolen goods from the Black store. Police recently arrested a man connected to the crime and are pursuing additional leads.
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Wuesleyight
Matnmoras Street
Weber
Db Leonard
Morris Black
Black
Vigar
Park Party Planned at Lockwood Park
A community event is planned at Lockwood Park on April 15 hosted by Mrs. TM. Mairbanks, president of the Tackwont Recreation Council. Neighbors protested to police over concerns about children using the area and crowd control.
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Lockwood Park
Lorkwont Park
TM. Mairbanks
Min Hinks Shi
Ye Park
President Hoover to Attend Game in Washington
President Hoover plans to attend an upcoming game in Washington as part of a visit noting Easter week events. The report hints at a ceremonial opening and mentions preparations involving noted figures and royal connections in a broad archival style.
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Hoover
Dramqoale Chosen Mayor of Runge
Dramqoale was elected mayor of Runge in a vote where only five ballots were cast. The election saw Dramzonie regain the post after a brief hiatus, with the outcome reinforcing the town’s leadership continuity.
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Dramqoale
Runge
Walton Fails in Comeback Attempt
An historical note reports Walton’s failed bid in a comeback for the mayoralty of Oklahoma City. The article references his impeachment and a controversial run at City Hall, with mentions of C.J. Blinn and a period around 2008 in the Cayerake area.
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Walton
Oklahoma City
C.J. Blinn
Niwee
Fredericksburg Elects Henry Ries as Mayor in Unclear Race
In Fredericksburg Henry Ries won the mayoralty amid unclear conditions and weak opposition. The report notes ongoing ties to the Frederickeburg and Northby railway leadership with Stein not seeking a third term and incumbents reelected.
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Erenemicksreng
Tox
Henry Wiies
Prederieerburg
Poekdas
Frederickeburg
Northby
Aurocate
Ine Stein
Arthur Kurnemann
Alfred
Vohentdy
Ysanmission
Ford Net Profit Reported for Year Amid Unclear Figures
A puzzled financial note from HOYTON shows a net profit figure of 44,460,828 dollars for Ford Motor, with the year and several unclear terms mangled. The document mentions a comparison to the prior year's 50,807 dollars and references an HAL statement filed with unspecified authorities, leaving the exact context ambiguous.
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Ford
Hoyton
Kurd Motor. Com
Cafeteria Class to Hear Speaker Appeal
A cafeteria class will listen to a speech by Mrs. Mlorence who will appeal before the panel in the noted event.
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Mlorence Apeal
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