Outbreaks and punishments spark grim debates across pages
A jumble of quoted lines discusses prison discipline at Auburn, reactions to executions, and public access to information. It notes how knowledge might influence prisoner morale, cites a warden’s view on capital punishment, and critiques early 20th century views on child rearing and imperial governance. The piece also mentions controversial statements by a Russian expert and echoes on marriage brutality in various cultures.
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Auburn Prison
Dean
Forecasting a Weather Snapshot From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR forecast mentions clouds and variable conditions across Texas and New Mexico regions. It cites noted wind speeds, ceiling values, and general terrain notes, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent timing or precise measurements.
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Fintveaton
el Baws Peor
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Leute
Hoover Linked Letter Highlights Lobby Effort at Senate
A Senate lobby committee hearing revealed an OPA letter from IL Takin to Cuba’s President Machado claiming President Hoover directed Fr. PL Shattuck and Sen Smoot to “go together.” Shattuck, a New York attorney, denied pressuring Hoover on tariff, while Lakin pressed for tariff relief and Cuba campaign coordination.
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Afhe Cuba Company
Persidene Maclaren
Cuba
Toover
PL Shattuck
Intex
Smoot
Senate Finger Committee
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Shattuck
New York
Lakin
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Shaltick
Hoover
Shalhick
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Boil
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Man Kills Self as Wife Says at Home
A distressed wife, Mrs. Fyn Krauss, testified to police that her husband, Stone Krauss, a vice president of a baking company, threatened their family before he died by suicide. Krauss, recently separated, locked himself in a room, removed clothing, and placed himself on the floor as officers found him. The wife reported the alleged confrontation during the incident in Solth Bend Indiana.
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Solth Bend
Ind
Fyn Krauss
Bee
Mra
Kenuna
Weather Bureau Forecast Calls for Rain Friday Night
The Weather Bureau predicts Friday night rainfall for eight A and surrounding areas. Temperatures are expected to range from about 67 to 77 degrees with a low near 50s. South winds will accompany the cooler spell, with only light showers anticipated in parts of Texas Friday night and Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Texas
West Texas
Railroad Ordered to Build Trackage
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Union Pacific to construct 184 miles of rail line between Crane and Crescent Lake in Oregon at an estimated cost of 9 million dollars. The decision marks the commission s first direct use of its power to compel a railroad to expand its tracks.
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Dee
Interstate Commerce Conmission
Union Tacffic Syater
Belreen Crane
Crescent Lake
Oregon
Houston Educator Figures in Probe
A Houston educator, Professor Hugo Froeker, a German teacher at Rice Institute, is named in an investigation tied to the slaying of Miss Cardell Chammersheimer of Mockord, Illinois. The probe centers on Froeker’s role and connections as authorities review the case.
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Houston
Restful Night for Ware Is Reported
Atlantic City dispatch reports William Vare who had been confined at Chelwara in recent days due to physical and mental strain, passed a restful night and showed signs of improvement.
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Atlantic City
William
Vare
Chelara
Bech Chad charged as conspiracy in Dearborn case
District Attorney Lamar Ferlignan plans to lead prosecution of Be 2 Cham, brother of Moxon Cr. M. Char bert, indicted on a conspiracy to violate Dearborn law. Defense sides guarded. no witness list filed. Court clerk switch expected. Seeligson may participate. talks of a confindance. Trial likely expedited, possibly January, unless delays arise.
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Attomner
Lamar Ferlignan
Cham
Beather
Moxon Cr
M. Charbert
Stelignan
Carl Wright Johnson
Tonoon
Ti Hart
Seeligson
Austin
Gallaway Calhoun
Chamtera
Seslisson
Chambers
Amal
Beelizsan
Fins Int
Sted
Cotton price debate at federal farm board hearing
Washington dispatch reports a telegram from Oklahoma City claiming C D Stealer and Cael Williams influenced cotton futures through statements to the Cotton Growers Association. The telegram denies the charge as baseless while noting Williams could forecast markets. Witness Shepley appeared before the agriculture subcommittee amid questions about price setting and farm support rents.
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C.D
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Okla
Uae
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Federsl Farm Board
South
Camille
Cotton Exchange
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Tia
Oklahoma
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Cnnaire Agriculhire
Cotton
Cotton Cgenvevrs! Association
Yeas
Quhlishford
Williama
Breales
Tarm Board
Mid
Wiliams
Shepley
Henian
Phil Wright Calls Halt in Tilt With Maury Maverick
Police Commissioner Phil Wright refused to continue a word battle with Maury Maverick. Maverick was arrested on a speeding charge and requested a jury trial, with a trial date set for next Friday afternoon. Wright offered no further comment.
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Mauer Maverick
Maverick
Maney
Nawan
Eanety
Wright
Thoraday
Immunity Demand Ties Calles to Webb County Probe
A document from the United States authorities seeks immunity for former Mexican president Plutarco Elias Calles to avoid arrest on a conspiracy murder charge in Webb County Texas. District Attorney John A. Walls announced a warrant for Calles, tied to the death of Gen LucioBlanco and another Mexican, as Calles traveled through Laredo en route home.
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Texan
United
Valls
Shearifé Toe Vondren
Calles
Webb County
Walls
Arens Aviation
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Cig
Obregon
Lucio Blanzo
Vaila
Callen
Willy Sata
Hia
Hoover
Bagee
Richard
Roger
Nusve Laredo
Menten
Fresh inquiry into McCloskey Wurzbach election handling begins
A federal grand jury in San Antonio reopens probes into alleged alterations of McCloskey Wurzbach congressional returns from the November 12 election. Special assistant attorney general Fred Horowitz arrives, subpoenas issued to many election officials, including county commissioners and Clerk Jack Burke. Witnesses will be served as lists are completed, with Horowitz leading the inquiry under government direction.
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Plaza Hotel
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