Civic workers urge kin tald to stay in San Antonio
A group led by H. H. Ochs appealed to Mayor Quin and the central relief committee to keep Kin tald, ex city planner, in San Antonio as head of public works with aims to secure federal funds. Kin said he would take $150 monthly if offered. his prior bid was $300. The mayor cited drastic budget cuts as making retention unlikely.
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K. Quin
Central Relief Committee
HE. Kintald
San Antonio
Public Works Progam
Sen Antonin
H. H. Ochs
Quinthat Kincaid
Man Goes Nudist in Hope Of Jail Cell
BANSACS CITY Aug 4 Five police cars with sirens rushed to a disturbance as a nude man strolled the neighborhood. He identified as David Friesen 37 of Boise Idaho claiming unemployment and seeking jail by lodging offense. He was dressed, fed and locked in custody at police headquarters.
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Bansacs City
David Friesen
Boise
Idaho
Civic group seeks supervisor post for Kincaid as relief program
The civic group plans to appeal to the central relief committee for a supervisor job for Kincaid. They explained he would leave town without employment and would not be available to direct the public works program if it materializes. The mayor was visited by representatives from the junior and penny chambers of commerce Engineers' club Builders Exchange and the San Antonio Conservation society.
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Central Relief Committee
Kincaid
Junior and Penioy Chambers of Commerce
The
Engineers’ Club
Builders Exchange
San Antonio Conservation Society
Gold Rush Origins Stubbed Toe Story
Denver August 5. A Cherokee from Georgia reportedly stubbed his toe on a gold nugget in 1857, a tale cited by Harry A. Wagner of Denver who studies early Colorado history. The anecdote links a minor injury to sparking the famed Colorado gold rush.
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Georgia
Cherey Crewk
Colorado
Harry A. Wagner
Denver
Couple held in robbery of a servant
Anastasia Kopy worked years for Jake and Mollie Arnowitz in New York in their hosiery business. They allegedly pressed her to undergo a tumor operation, then claimed her savings did not exist. Police found a bankbook and cash missing, with the owners claiming investments. Arnowitzes held for grand jury on grand larceny. magistrate called the crime rotten.
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New York
Anastasia Kopy
Thali
Jake
Mollie Arnowitz
Arnowltz
Amos Wises
Anastasia
Arnowitzes
Amowitz
Arnowitz
Arnowite
Anastacia Kopy
Earl A. Smith
Bank inquiry dropped from politics in New Orleans
Leaders from all factions in New Orleans said the bank solvency probe would not become political. If an audit shows banks solvent at the time deposits were taken before operations stopped, the matter would be dropped. District Attorney Eugene Stanley and Senator Huey Long both urged nonpartisan handling amid the mayoral campaign.
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New Orleans
Eugene Stanley
Huey P. Long
Banka
Average monthly gasoline use by consumers
State figures indicate typical consumer gasoline usage falls between fifty and sixty gallons per month. This reflects common driving patterns and regional consumption trends across the state.
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