Bronx Chamberites Back Relief Plan to Jobless Aid
A distorted 1920s press clipping reports the New York Bronx Chamber of Commerce backing a relief plan to ease unemployment. It cites William Randolph Hearst as praising a simple, hard plan and urges adoption of a program that could restore prosperity, arguing a capable leader is needed to revive the nation.
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Mat Wanker
Caumeree
United Ales
Iettera
New York
Chauher
Camwee
William Ran
Airday
Yront Chamber of Commerce
Taerday Gaesed
Vevglion
Ita
Tog
Mr. Hearst
Coue
William Randolph Waarsi
Unita
Chamber of Commerce
Laree
Wear
xomaAncan
Acd
Ay Lematext
Intel
Nona
Wfeavst
Democrats Make Progressive Bid Faces Turbulent Debate
Fragmented text hints at internal party moves in Wisconsin amid turbulent national politics. The piece references tensions within Democratic ranks over a progressive bid and allied factions, with scattered mentions of November timelines and regional impacts.
Brothers Die in Grade Crossing Auto Crash
Two young brothers died when their autombile struck an interurban train at a railroad crossing in Indiana. Victims were 12 year old Richard Chiossdve and 11 year old Leonard Rey. The crash marks the 12th rail crossing fatality in Indiana in the last two years. Classified ads note health homes and treatments.
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Pin Biuug
Au Mnay
eSweeney
Wichard Chiossdve
Nil Heenard
Rey
Ae Ont
Tndiana
Crogsiix
SFR
Orphanage Drive Opens Led by Steves and Carter
A community drive begins Monday to raise funds for a new orphanage in the city. Al bert Steves Sr chairs a committee of San Anc Jonicans and Mrs. Uh al Carter leads a group of Progressive Women. The plan envisions a two story brick building with modern facilities to house about 20 children, supported by white and Black volunteers and local donors. Funds will cover construction and operations, with the goal of securing a maternity wing and necessary amenities.
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San Anc Jonicans
Albert Steves Sr
Uh al. Carter
Progresaives Women’s. Club
Negra Vie Way
Ul Nektw Tr
TeChambera
I. Vi. Gelix
Wulf
Steves
Warkere
Negroes Protest Site Change for School Building
A protest over the site for a new school building valued at 150000 dollars surfaced in a Colored Citizens executive meeting. White residents opposed the Willman Sullivan park site and the board of education faced pressure as officials debated the final location amid partisan disagreements.
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Sieelingen
Board of Education
Willman-Sullivan Park
Ponkers
J. I Kelley
Stephnn
J . Moore
Rescue of 87 Passengers From US Ship After Sinking
The Western World reported 87 passengers aboard the U.S. liner were saved as German steamer General Ozorio aided them in heavy seas and rain. Rescue followed a distress signal received at 1:00 a.m. CST. Names listed include Mestamer W. B. Tuttle T. T. Wakhall and others.
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Munson
Vince
Ozorio
Gracial
Mestamer
W. B. Tuttle
T. T. Wakhall
Dyard Geighten
Stefen Steves Walker
Platence J. J
Senate Votes 38 Ol Boll Senate Votes 38 Ol Boll
Governor Rosy Sterling’s plan to aid the oil industry in Long faced a heavy blow in the senate as a conservation bill offered by Senator Frank Rollins passed 14 to 10. Sterling had backed the Wagstuffs bill, but the senate rejected it after a long debate, signaling a shift in administration support and leaving production limits uncertain.
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Austin, Ave
Rosy Sterling
Cheila
Long
Senate
Frank Rollins
Sterling
House of Representatives
Jaweral
Agwasla
Hoover Urges World Faith for Global Peace
President Hoover addressed a Cleveland audience urging a world faith to guiding social economic and governmental action. He argued that the era demands moral foundations grounded in religious truth to secure international harmony and human security.
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RAL Dan
Vay
INS
Hoover
Cleveland
Amileatiain Tehieh Ciyss
Nelegatha
Hla
Rean
Viet
de Wall
Arizona to issue copper auto license plates in 1932
Governor Hunt urged the highway commission to require that 1932 automobile license plates be made of copper to aid copper miners in Arizona. The move aims to support local industry and resource output amid the state’s mining interests.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ari
Genrer
W. P. Hunt
Highway Commission
Take Lives by Leaps From Bridge in Pasadena
A troubling Pasadena incident reports multiple fall fatalities and near misses from a bridge over Arroyo Seco on Colorado Street. Investigations note self harm as a suspected motive with several people escaping death. details remain fragmented and unclear in the police briefing.
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Bridge Pasadena
Colorado Street
Briler
Carrie
Arroyo Pen
Caren War
Air traffic shows gain in July and May figures
A government report by Col. Hileey Dianwendy notes Universal Servier and partners increased air traffic by about 20 percent in July and over May. The study lists routes through Chicago and several cities including Nashville and New Orleans, with passengers and cargo figures totaling tens of thousands.
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Universal Servier
Gmicago
Ang & Tagsonger
Universalivision
Aner
Alowies, Inc
Iters
Hileey Dianwendy
Vice
Fitaly
Chive
Wis
Gainha
Ville
Nashville
Xtina
Metupine
New Orleans
Lion Slain by Federal Hunter Reported
A fragmented item describes a hunter from a federal force killing a lion this summer near a northern area. The garbled text mentions Graham Wilts, arriving receivers, and a motorized party. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a fatal wildlife incident.
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Graham
Reoebiors Motors
Pimwean
Mvesierk
Shirlex
Cobbs Signals Refusal of City Law Post
Cobbs indicates strong stance against accepting the city law job as special prosecutor. Mayor Chambers said acceptance would trigger a vacancy to be filled by C. K. Quin. Enid Cabbs is expected to provide a definitive answer in the coming week as the city contemplates the appointment.
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Cobbs
Droll Absorner
Arcept
Apecial Wilitins
Chambersander
Torvey Tsapmolnind
Kingsville Pastors to Supply City Pulpit
The Rev. T. W. Skinner, president of the Kinga vine institute, will preach at Alamo Reich Presbyterian church while Rev. Francis M. Davis is on vacation. The Rev. Frank W. Taneham, pastor of Kirt Presbyterian churchs, Valley, will preach early August 16 at the church.
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Kingsville
TW. Skinner
Kingavine
Alamo Reich Presbyterian Church
Francis M. Davis
Frank W. Taneham
Pasetor
Kirt
Valestine
Sill
Thief Caught Stealing Shoes From Truck
Narcisco Freeman of 225 East Feuk street reported a thief lifting shoes from a truck he services. He confronted the man as the suspect walked away and restrained him until police arrived to take control of the scene on a Saturday night.
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Narcisco
Freeman
East Feuk
Tee A. Aloasongte Tecvice
Tasos Steed
Woman Coughs Up Pin After Four Years
Mrs Guy Knuppen berger swallowed a four inch glass headed pin four years ago. Doctors and specialists concluded removal would be risky. The pin finally moved and Mrs Koay yenbarger began coughing, leading to the pin’s eventual expulsion.
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Kirkgand
J. Aue
Guy Knuppen
Berger
Phys Sicians
Kwannendr Gee
Koay Yenbarger
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Joske Bros. CO
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