Landon Hosts News Editors Group At Topeka Visit
Governor Landon welcomed a delegation of publishers and editors led by William Randolph Hearst at the Kansas Executive Mansion. The party toured the mansion and discussed politics, with Hearst predicting Landon’s Republican nomination and praising his record as governor.
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Willian Randolph Heares
Ravirar
Daily &Top Julichoon
Mazicion
Vieting Halshies
Kansas
Nemiter
Lando Tander
Hears
Mmr
Hearst
Livan
Air Hearst
Landen
Grace
Digenity
Jeter
Tandon
Topeka Journal
Artur Capper
Admiralion
Lancon
Republican Party
H “Landon
Petterson
Tendense
Washington
Br. Block
Roorevelb
New York
Hearst Sizes Up Gov Landon in 1981 interview
The article reproduces an interview with Hearst assessing Governor Landon’s record and campaign viability. Hearst praises Landon’s economy and administration while warning the Democratic party must be defeated by a united Republican slate. He argues Landon’s intellect and Americanism bolster a strong candidacy.
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Kon
Landon
Mir
Hearst
Lan‘don Util
Souris
Perform— Ence
Rattler
Per Armaice
Secord
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Jen
Arberica
Jobe
Cotton Market Reports Mixed Decline In Prices Across Regions
The market details a volatile session with Liverpool influencing by trade frictions as buyers show hesitancy. Prices for cotton, including American and European origins, fluctuate with notes on demand, tax impact, and regional selling patterns as merchants adjust expectations.
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Simard
Weil
Weil As Intérceals and Vie Joel Ring
Issile
Liverpool
Mezi
Gyepon Cid
Poultry and Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report lists live poultry including hens turkeys ducks and geese with prices, weights, and color quality notes. Entries show regional markets such as Chicago for dairy and Kansas City for meat products, with pricing and shipment details mixed with miscellaneous market observations.
WPA approves Woodlawn Lake project and city improvements
WPA authorizes completion of Woodlawn Lake and related sanitary sewer, drainage, and street works across Bandera and Cincinnati avenues area. Projects include 748 workers, bridges, a lighthouse, 35 acres of landscaping, and 6 mile highway span. federal funds and city match total about 900 thousand dollars with multiple counties contributing.
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Spomeor
Parkers Wilson
Livestock market mixed on cattle hogs and sheep at regional sale
At Antonio livestock market cattle and calves sold steady with some loads at 380 to 8.75 while feeder calves and heavy stockers moved higher to 5.20 and 4.50. Hogs showed moderate demand with prices around 7.25 to 9.00 and sow bids near 8.40. Sheep and lambs remained steady as buyers cleared lighter lots and stored weights. Regional reports from St Louis and Kansas City note varied prices and strong feeder activity amid seasonable trends.
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Panmas
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ST Eouie
City mails phone poll cards on rate settlement
Mayor Quinches announces 36 000 postcard ballots will probe subscribers on the proposed telephone rate settlement. Cards must be postmarked by November 20 or votes count. refunds of overcharges since April 21, 1928 with 5 percent interest are offered, with specific rate cuts for business and single and two party home lines.
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Geo Nw
Pelsie
FUGITIVE OIL BAN UPHELD IN RAILROAD CASE
Federal Judge Meptillan denied a temporary restraining order against the railroad commission. The court upheld a ruling that blocks shipments of 39,10 barrels of oil trapped in Gregg County as the state fights a claim of a fugitive oil. The decision allows the oil company to move limited amounts only to prevent danger.
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Greze
Eiate Railroad Commission
Sabine River
Vange McMillan
Railroad Commission
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Jon Sturp
Austin
Federal District Court
Phish Court of Appeals
T. & Patton
E B Thompson Taken by Death in San Antonio
E B Thompson longtime railroad official and general chairman of the Order of Railway Gardeners of One Missouri Pacific Lines died in San Antonio Wednesday. He was 61 years old and had worked 46 years with the railroad. Survived by widow Bing Resseth Tharp Thompson son Emory Thompson daughter Mrs E D Cooke mother Mrs I E Thompson of Palestine and two sisters Mrs Swretchan and Mrs John Wall of Palestine Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Hagy and McGollum chapel with burial in Bynsel Memorial Park.
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Texas
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Emory Thompsary
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Fort Leavenworth
Ars
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Palestine
Mire
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John Wall
Ute Hagy and
McGollum Chapel
Ajax Morrison
Grain Market Fluctuations Reported In Chicago Wheat
Grain market notes show wheat prices easing early with Chicago January contracts discussed. Canadian wheat stocks and export doubts influence sentiment, while corn and oats show mixed moves and prices cited by Prairie traders.
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May 'Olke
Chicago
Whedulwrer
Burancen Nwort
Canady
Dabst
Fort Willians
Port Arthur
Trial set over $31,000 damage suit at Alamo Downs
Proceedings center on O L Briggs who says he was kicked and trapped while attempting to collect pari mutuel tickets at Alamo Downs. Special driver Flores testifies Briggs caused a disturbance after warning that stopping was prohibited. Other track officers including W. J. Mussey corroborate the incident as jury selection proceeds.
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Mussty
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Li Mon
Stock Market Review and Commodities Summary
New York stock activity showed mixed results with several large silver and mining issues fluctuating. Key names like Kennecott and American Smelting slipped while others such as American Can and Montgomery Ward gained modestly. steel, utilities and rail sectors remained cautious as volume cooled after an active opening.
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Railway Mail Body Chief Visits William A Collins in San Antonio
National president of the Railway Mail Association William A Collins visits San Antonio for a postal clerks meeting and an entertainment event hosted by the San Antonio branch and the women's auxiliary. He plans a California trip after the tour.
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Railway Rail Association
San Antonio
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Mail Association
Auxiliane
Collins
California
Candle Light stage set at San Pedro Playhouse
Compensable cash will assemble on the stage at the San Pedro Playhouse Lortigot to present the second Fears production by the San Antonio Little Theater Candle Light the ultra sophisticated comedy adapted by P G Wodehouse for Broadway. Frank Beckwith directs a fine cast led by J Gilbert Crowell Luke Dunbar Margaret Shoak George Betty Stutz Gilbert Tang Grido Ransleben David Korh and Don afanuppells Curtain 8 20 and the play opens Thursday night.
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Grido Ransleben
David Korh
Don Afanuppells
Dollar Market News From New York and Paris
Foreign exchange and commodity figures show New York dollar rates closing at 0.5985 for certain bonds with Paris records at 15.145 francs. The patch of market moves includes French front bids and comparisons to the prior year's data, while rosin prices and shipper notes are touched on in the overseas trade roundup.
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Market Notes From Fortified District Ledger
Fragmented text reports a marginal market event with hazy figures and scattered terms. Names like Salva and Omer appear alongside vague measurements and a basin scene. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Markets Show Wide Variety Of Produce And Prices
Small apples fit for Christmas greenery are sold to San Anita producers. Prices span fruits and vegetables from Colorado Brown Beaulies to Idaho Tussels, with pineapples at 3 per dozen and Minica at 4.50 per box. Exotic imports arrive via New Orleans, holly wreaths from Delaware, and leafy greens with onions and potatoes priced across a broad range.
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Complaint charges assault with car in county court
Aggravated assault with a motor vehicle charged in County Court No. 2 against L. Rhodes of 1647 Base Corner Street. The alleged victim is John Richmond of 218 Wereuson Street, with the incident reported on Bat Commerce Street last Monday.
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John Richmond
Wereuson” Street
Bat Commerce Street
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