Lumber Price Drop Sparks San Antonio Building Hope
San Antonio dealers report a 20 percent cut in lumber and prepared roofing costs, lowering a five room house price by about 500 to 1500 and boosting hopes for a construction stimulus. Mills warn delayed building could force closures, while yards remain well stocked and ready to supply.
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Two Injured In Roadside Crash Near San Antonio
William Bradford of Ivesville suffered severe injuries in a collision involving a donkey wagon and an automobile about 73 miles from San Antonio at 12 45 Wednesday morning. He sustained a fractured left rib cage and a broken fourth rib and was transported to Mtobert B Green Memorial Hospital. The auto was driven by AL Wedgee with passengers B Gaylord and Colby Humbledge.
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Deserters charged in crisis era deportation plot
Clipped OCR reports Tom Str and Joz Caplis with father Lane Brym as alleged conspirators tied to deportation schemes. They faced authorities midweek with a warrant issued for treason claims, while legal formalities proceed in the case.
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Desertion Conviction Ties Couple to War Dept Decree
A Fort Sam Houston court martial sentenced Private Hawait 3. Brown of the Third Infantry to ten years at hard labor for desertion and theft of two Hudson cars. Charges against another soldier were dismissed. Brown, arrested in Galveston months after fleeing, will be dishonorably discharged after serving his term. The case involved a family move from Josephine Street to Mexico and Peru before return.
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Tariff Plans Tabled by Missouri Farmers Association
In St Louis on December 1 the board of directors discussed plans to enact tariff laws to prevent free importation of grain corn hides and other farm products. The meeting focused on protecting domestic agriculture and boosting producer prices through protective duties.
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Mexico sees strong leader in Obregon
Obregon dominates Mexican politics with widespread public support and Cavanza’s fall, as his big shift toward a peaceful revolution reshapes the nation. Observers note his fearless leadership, strategic memory, and ability to convert opposition into backing, positioning him as a unifying figure for Mexico’s future.
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Obregon Mention Emerges In Youth Threat Question
A fragment hints at a youth related threat question and a response by the source naming Obregon as the answer. The text preserves only partial phrasing and lacks clear context or full event details.
Preacher J W Lowman Faces Trial in Fort Worth
The case of evangelist J W Lowman, arrested in Kansas last August linked to the death of Mersul Bewir near ere, was set for trial in Criminal District Court in Fort Worth. The defense contends for a continuance as two key witnesses cannot appear before January. Lowman has been in jail since his arrest.
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Find Money in Boots at Massachusetts Sale
In Gardner Massachusetts a prospective buyer looked into a leather boot at a sale of the estate of Jacob Haggerstrand of Finland who died in 1918 and found a belt containing seven dollars. The boots had been with the overseer of the poor of the Hagger La Association. Crowda Trade Association of Chicago reported a gain during the 1930 season reaching 190,000 over 1919 with President Hicker continuing.
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