Governorship case prompts swift plan and indictments
The article reports on a political prosecution with three indictments against Gov Smal and allies, alleging misappropriation of state funds. The state’s attorney and attorney general discuss a plan, with motions to secure an improvial trial and a joint defense.
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Xlwchmer
Fragmentary legal notice hints at state action and rights waiver
A garbled report mentions a prosecutor, a tract, and possible admissibility changes. It notes rights waivers and government petition action, with phrases about opposition not required. The readable fragment suggests a court or attorney general context but lacks clear names or dates.
Grain Bill Passes in Senate Amid Tariff Debate
The article outlines passage of a grain-related bill in the Senate amid tariff discussions. It notes political figures Capper and others advocating for regulation and support for farmers, with mentions of the administration and potential impact on grain markets.
Complex Nueces cotton activity report near Corpus Christi
In Corpus Christi Texas as of August, 18,000 bales of cotton have been ginned to date. Prices average around 1.75 to 1.88 per hundredweight with strong production hinted. The crop has shown longer running progress, with expectations of continued ginning into the period ahead.
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Nueces Cotton
Inmrovius
Corony Christi
Tex
Ustiaie
Sap Continerar Death Notice in Local Chronicle
Whitfield Lovejoy dies after a prolonged illness following a San Antonio route incident. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon under the Masonic order, with mourners and family listed in the notice.
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Sap Continerar
Yoakim
Pex
Aig
Ch. R. Fister
Condueree
San Antonio
Afancas
Whitfield
Lovejoy
Masonic Order
Leniency in Maritime Violation Penalties Discussed
In Washington August 10 the Trade Commission addressed leniency for certain maritime violations. Officials outlined potential reductions or adjusted enforcement actions for specific cases. The discussion highlighted balancing penalties with compliance efforts by shipping firms.
Kansas Wheat Crop Totals One Fifth of Nation's Yield
Kansas wheat crop this year totals about 17,008,000 bushels, representing roughly one fifth of the nation’s total wheat yield. The forecast lowers the state’s five-year average, with last year at 26,841,000 bushels and acreages at near historic highs. Edward Tuxton, USDA statistician for Kansas, notes large acreage drives the lower yield per acre and cautions on revised forecasts.
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Kansas
Army officers assigned to duty in Eighth Corps Area
Army orders assign ten officers to duty in the Eighth Corps Area linked to forming the Organized Reserves. Named are Col. B B Ruck commander of the Tenth Infantry at Camp Travis Col Ravvy Te Lze of Camp Uarcy Lieut Col George A F Pry commanding the Sixteenth Sanich of Tart Muadine Edward TL Comnock of Port Clark Maj rellerick ML Sostrong of Eagle Maj Tames A Me Girath of Donging At Join Rhett of Camp Jesup
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Washington News
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Ravyy Te Lze
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Comnock
Port Clark
Rellerick
Sostrong
Eagle
Tames A
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Donging
Join Rhett
Camp
Jesup
Muddled Credits Describe Proposed Military Reserve Draft
Fragmented OCR text outlines a chaotic plan involving officers, divisions, and a reserve draft. It mentions cities, organizations, and terms like entry denial and headquarters, but overall meaning is obscured. The passage references specific names and places in a garbled fashion, hindering clear summarization.
Ute Support Fails To Block Dit Now In Hay Legislature
Amid debate in the Hay legislature, opponents pledge efforts to block the Dit Now measure. The plan ties school funds to actual public school attendance and cites an estimated $189,500 impact, warning district enrollment drops could affect funding. Officials quote attendance around 60 percent of total enrollment and criticize the bill as punitive to larger cities seeking proper oversight.
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Litel Scholz
Rua Antonio Achool
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Atate
Upa
Sebo
Senate Committee
Gn Aod Aly
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Entertain Mission Observes Ladies Night in Tex
A garbled Aug 10 report notes Roturia hosting a Ladies Night event with members and guests present. Mrs. Toot Ramones chairs the program committee aided by Mrs. Willard Ferguson and Bre T. af Melden organizing a series of home-town girl participants, many soon leaving for Tracbou. A tea and Overland motor exhibit are mentioned.
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Feslin Rodariaus
Tex
Tootramones
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Melden
Tracboul
Chinese chamber of commerce votes against renewal of Anglo Japanese pact
Shanghai July 10 reports say the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce voted against renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty. Messages urging Parliament in London and other capitals to renew or relax the pact were circulated, urging a stronger Chinese stance and Britain’s approach to the alliance. Several leading Chinese guilds and commerce representatives endorsed the anti renewal message.
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Shanghai
Lng
Jagan
Cilumin
Ian Ber
Shutughai
Food costs rising in major cities tolls edge higher
Government labor department figures released in Norfolk show overall food costs up. Declines of 0.1 percent in some cities contrast with increases of 6 percent in Buffalo and 5 percent in Cleveland. other areas report varied changes with few exceptions.
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Norfolk
Butta
Murles
Cleveland
Porthid
Sma
Bridgeport
Conn
Toustin
Newark
New York
Birsninghall
Chorleston
Congress in recess as August heat delays set start
Congress moves to a month long recess beginning next week amid hot weather and stalled activity. Attending members anticipate resuming work early in September, with the president awaiting a renewed push on legislative priorities.
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Inguin
Ktter
Unclear fragmentary text hints at tax measure fate
Fragmented OCR notes reference a reported Monday outcome on a tax measure, mentions of a President, Senators, and planned actions by Boaters Lodge and Curtis. Details are unreadable and names are garbled, with no clear events or participants confirmed.
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Rouge
Chatman Fardnet
Boaters Lodge
Curtis
Audottand
Mmary Senntors
Uacewday
Mexico City Debates Oil Law Revisions in Chamber
The president Abe forwarded proposals to the Chamber of Deputies for modifying the constitution to allow national oil deposits. The deputies discussed the changes yesterday, aiming to alter control over petroleum resources.
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City
Chamber of Deputies
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