Pamphlet Sent to Hauptmann Trial Debated as Malicious
Federal prosecutors and defense counsel debated the mailed pamphlet about the Lindbergh kidnapping. Mary Belle Spencer called it satire. Christie Eve Hauptmann’s defense argued it prejudged the case. Investigations focus on who mailed the pamphlet to jurors and officials. trial readiness continues.
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Flemington
Briino
Richard Kauphnenn
Chicago
Pamphiets
Callen Maliciou
Sen
Hauptmann
Caternthony M. Heark
Mary Belle Spencer
G. Lioyd Fisher
Asteeiain
Hatek
John Baré
Col. Lindtrre
Senweartups
Spencer
Stock Market Mixed Close as Trading Ranges Narrow
A turbulent session in the stock market saw price fencing and narrow ranges across major issues. Gains appeared in chemical and steel shares with Allied Chemical and General Electric among notable movers while overall activity remained subdued and investors eyed year end cues.
Spectator Comments On Wartime Prices And Market Speculation
A fragmented spectator note laments rising costs this week and the speculative mood in markets. It mentions price pressures on steel and an operating cost per ton, with observers amused by confusion in the trading hall and hints of ongoing investigations into market manipulation.
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Miourin
Uae
Steel
Renni
Stock market dividend trends and industrials in late period
The report tracks long term dividend yields and general stock performance. It notes the rising paynets, the average total dividend, and the peak values for the group with February 1931 highs. It also cites industrials' price movements, including a jump of 120 and the recent low and high points, with references to Avnet and other indices.
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Tell Ho
Avnet
Dor Wali
Tesched
Tampary
Quaglun Here Charge U for Holidays Trade
Report notes a backstory on Quaglun and Borglum as they discuss Stone Mountain work and holiday interruptions. It covers the San Antonio connection, delays, and expectations for resuming the Georgia project in January while detailing arms inquiry developments in Washington and cross national tensions.
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Sani Dekown
Gruzner Borglum
Berelim
Borehin
St. Anthony Fotel Boraluin
Robert Tiweteel
Brackennidee Park
Lincoln Borglut
Gidson Pie
Mary Ellis Borgit
Bargater
Grain Market Fluctuations Amid Weather Shifts
Grain market notes show wheat and corn values with corn displaying steadier strength as weather hints at tighter US supplies. Market chatter references storage, forecasts of colder weather, and potential effects on prices as traders assess feed demand and yield prospects.
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United States
Unclear historical market note on cotton at New Orleans
Fragmentary OCR text describes a December market for cotton in New Orleans with references to prices, forays, and firmer tone. Several garbled names and numbers appear, with mentions of Mark, Stan Vought, and possible financial terms. The readable portions indicate a market mood rather than a coherent report.
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Orleans
Mali
Peigl
Ie Anti
Cottonseed Oil Trade Report Summary
Fragmentary OCR text references cottonseed oil trade and related market terms with unclear details. No clear events, dates, or named entities present. Unable to extract a coherent item or publishable headline from the provided fragment.
Panghorn Plans Worldwide Hop Unclear Message
Fragmentary text mentions travel routes and destinations such as New York and San Diego. Names Griffin and Reeder Nichole appear among unclear references. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR text.
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Panghorn
San Diego
Tuly
Riverla
Griffin
Land Reeder Nichole
San Antonio public service earnings spark rate debate
Charles Dickson attorney for the San Antonio Utilities League argues the nine months earnings of the Public Service Company show the city’s people a “pristine” light. He notes net income over the period and discusses deductions, dividends, and proposed rate cuts while asserting the holding company profits and expenses reveal excess charges to locals.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
Chayles McDicisson
San Antonio Utilities' League
San Antonio
AUTT
Mid
Dickson
Gare Jog Gelder
Novemaken
Decanbe
Rowing Company
Lickson
American Light and ‘Traction Company
Abe
American L Light and Traction
Dickson Gaid
Wall Street Briefs in New York Holiday Trading
Disturbances and market pauses marked trading as Christmas holiday closures paused routine activity. Commodity shares across romper, tin, lead, zinc, rubber, tobacco and savagnan stores remained shut while major exchanges such as the cocoa, sugar and lead boards adjusted operations. U S refiners reported 545,000 long tons refined from January to December, with deliveries totaling 3,485,000 tons versus 3,110,000 the prior year.
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New York
Touth
Astern
Ean
Christigs Poliday
United States
AGU Toms Aroudst
San Antonio Livestock Market Opens Week With Steady Prices
San Antonio opened the week with generally steady price levels as cattle calves hogs and sheep traded slowly on light to moderate demand. Prices held near last week’s top across cattle and hog classes while hay markets stayed unchanged and the Christmas day market holiday closed.
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San Antonio
Iin
New York Card Exchange
Minnesota
Falmutton
Kambs
Eral
Ares
Bandits shoot two and slug one in farm raid
Two farmers were shot and a third beaten during a raid on a farm home near Staffors on December 24. Otto Reiter died from chest wound. Adolph Reiter died from abdominal wound. Jane Sehriner, helper to the family, was threatened, slugged, and aided by a neighbor before the assailants fled.
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IRS
Ny Bitte
Bonis
Atsul
Otto Reiter
al- Lust
Jane
Sehriner
Reiters
Port Isabel Considers New Water System Financing
Port Isabel city officials pursued a new water system project with a $40,000 unpaid loan. The Port Isabel San Benito Navigation District agreed to advance funds to construct the system and the completion would trigger the purchase of hard water services.
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Port Isabel
Ann
Oil
Isabel
Honda
Port Tsanel-San Benito
Christmas greetings at Grange gathering raise smiles
E D Jr receives Christmas wish at a local Grange event. The resident and his close companion attend, with attendees from Baslon and Washington present. The scene highlights community warmth and local tradition during the festive season.
Blood Donor Champion Gives Yule Gift
Blood donor champion Spike celebrates Christmas by making a charitable gesture as a public notice highlights his blood donations totaling three gallons. The article notes his festive face and mentions a broader center event and related advertising.
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Tie
Slaline & World Ceonre
Fie
Spike
Harlingen NRA Suit Postponed
An amended Harlingen NRA case facing charges of constitutional issues was postponed. The suit involves a motor company and a local resident, with dates and parties partially unclear in the damaged text.
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Harlingen
Brownsville
Didacem
Kon- Hetly
Holauin
Bogus Motor Company
Nevdonk Ann
Avery
MARA
NRA
Texas Boy 17 Profits From Farm Lease Scheme
A 17 year old Texas youth profits from a farm lease arrangement tied to a seller’s supply chain. He reportedly rents land and equipment to operate a cotton crop, earning payments and leveraging a four room apartment at 420 Gicks avenue. Classified notices advertise land for rent by month or year.
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Gicks Avenue
Glaenfectan
Mohair Use Campaign Reported By Firm Officials
Kerrville officials report Collins and Alkmian of Bristol is launching a wide campaign to promote mohair fabrics for furniture and automobiles. M P Selumitt notes rising demand, accompanied by William Cheshire who recently bought 90,000 pounds of storing Mahale from Schreiner Wool and Mohair. Cheshire has bought about 1.5 million pounds in weeks, signaling strong mohair interest in Texas.
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Kerrville
M. FP. Selumitt
Collins and Alkmian Corporation
Bristol
R. 1
Mobalr Progineers
Hig
Aly
Schmitt
William Cheshire
Schreiner Wool and
Mohair Commassot Company
Cheshire
Texag
Incomplete OCR Item Highlights Monetary Satire
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions monetary quotes and unnamed individuals, with garbled place names and numbers. It appears to reference a satire or financial note, but lacks clear subjects, dates, or outcomes to determine a full news item.
Foreign Markets Market Drifts Amid Holiday Calm
Financial page notes a tentative rally in Seshrant like trade activity while Chancellor Chamberlain’s speech and Felts Maroneividend securities draw investor interest. Prices show speculative Bayinn entries and a firm closing as traders await domestic cues. Separate nods to New Arxentine rate shifts and mixed yields across sectors.
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Landar— Wun
Terry Antee
Phancellor Chamberlain
Ahares Ant
Deptings
Arie
Perlin
Rail earnings point to November net operating gains
In November, rail earnings showed turning profits with net operating gains. The report notes continued activity in freight and transit sectors, highlighting Ar and Dre as prevailing factors influencing the balance.
Produce Market Yew Arrivals and Prices Amid Holiday Stocking
Market report notes new shipments arriving Monday morning due to heavy prior stocking for the holidays. California terruhce cleared for sale at $4 per erale, Arkansas black apples $1.65 to $2.32 per box, coconuts $6.50 per anti, Texas potatoes $1.40 per hugher, tomatoes 50c to $1, broccoli 41 to 1.24, cauliflower 7s to 1.20, celery 20 to 20 per bushel, strawberries 32.59 crate, peppers and beans listed with varied pricing, many items priced per bushel or crate across Arkansas and California markets.
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California
Arkansas
Texas
Yuma
Ark
Rome
Calif
Okra Valley
Enailsh
St? Nushel
Hell
Poultry and Produce Prices and Listings Across Markets
An archival Poultry and Produce section reports steady prices for broilers fowls and ducks with varied items from New York Chicago and Wisconsin markets. It lists entires for chickens ducks turkeys and other poultry by weight and format, noting price per pound and special lots with regional references and dates.
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New York
Feeiicht Duckens
Ocr
Wykey
Ulva Noultry
Express
Long rejects Southern colleges for first U S universities
In Chicago December 28 a statement by Rawlin R. Embree, head of the Julius Rosenwald fund, denied that any southern college or university should be included among the first twelve U S universities. Embree cited opposition to Harvard and listed Columbia, California, Minnesota, Cornell, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Princeton, Johns Hopkins among others, noting only Virginia, Texas and North Carolina from the South are AAU members. He suggested Vanderbilt, Duke and Stanford as promising but argued southern schools lack parity in intellect and history.
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Chicago
Hue E. Long
Lousiana
Rawin R. Tree
Julius Reenwhld
South
United
Exploree
Zenator Long
Rosenwald Fund
Lousiana Star University
HFS
Inne Mi
Sle Webb
Fae West
Ember
John
D. Ronkefeler
University of Chicago
Middle West
Harvard
Embree
Columbia
Chisnea
Californa
Minnesota
Cornell
Michiga
Wisconsin
Tawa
Princeton
Johns Hopkins
Virginéa
Texas
North Carolina
Associaie of American Universities
Embre
Vanderbil Tone
Duke
Stary
Tmbree
Rackefeller Foundation
Yale
Bolling Fee Suit Seeks Attorney's Fees
Suit for attorney's fees of 50 dollars filed in Federal District Court against Lamar Bolling an oilman accused in a fraud case. Theodore Simmang attorney alleges Bolling hired him to represent a client in a property recovery suit against Bolling by Job W. Herrold receiver for Julian GH and Royallins company. Simmang claims the court awarded more than 1,900,000 dollars and 304 dollars is an equitable fee.
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Lamar S. Bollin
San Actionty
Niele Jase Week
Distri Court
Theodore B. Simmang
Forty-fifth District
Court -Monda
Simmang
Bolling
Belling
Job W. Herrold
Julian GH
Royallins Company
Siminang
Albania Denies Plot to Revolt Against King Zo
The Albanian government denied reports of a planned uprising aimed at toppling King Zog. An official statement said abroad rumors sparked by opponents circulated to undermine celebrations of the king’s ascent. Reports from Athens claimed 7000 rebels led by former officers were advancing toward Tirana, with alleged mobilization of troops.
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Albania
Zo Tiradma
Anaig
Java
Foeign
Salig
Vents
Klog Zos
Ukrane
Athens
Dre
Kathmerina
Tevol
Tirana
Arme Offcers
Wider Direnion
Kenaidle
Martin Inw
Hatian
Attempt to Wreck Saar Train Denieg
An article fragment reports a wreck attempt on a Saar region train linked to a plebiscite overseen by Malian officers and League of Nations officials. Expatriates from North and South America arrive to vote amid cheers. About 25,000 people awaited the train with 450 Navi sympathians and 203 Chicagoan families separated since the war.
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Gaarbruecken
Laumors Atv
Italien
Fi Fernalianal
Earnings Report Shows Revenue Rise and Higher Dividends
Chicago based company reports earnings for the period ended March 20 with net income of 1,966,263 dollars and earnings per share of 42.07 after preferred dividends. Revenue rose from 474,200 to 451,600 in the first quarter, with new sales up 29 percent.
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Chicago
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Central General Eitezie
Neéntenmeyy
Manny
Celine
Foulagstown
Reid Wu
Spectator
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SNL
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Qatar
Serviea
Tata
Sheres Velders
Rai Stoth
Leotieucag
Averice Caer
Washincton
D.C. Dre
Uade
War Department Weld Rifles
Toatex. Co. Ovey
Winchester Arms Company
Saif Te Aye
Cottiradl
Wedanadas
Antoni Eral
Lane Fen
Roosevelt
Ainery
Rickson
Hmak
Dickson Sal
Thallong
Kifer
Conduyceed & Suites
Cits
Nickson
Tuttle
Lever
Aity
Hue
Chtone Tulte
Sey Antonio
London
Silke Rondon, de Ver’ Firm
Onati
Austell IR AZ
Hin
Rumanti
Areeneine
Tokio
Ghanehar Alva
Moxlin City
Montreal
Wall Street Briefs
Lilernia
SY. Louis
ST. Louis
Fizera
Omicago Livestock
Trong
Kansar
Frinay
Fender
Wighers Stackera
Fredters
Oni Shorn
Sarah Neinds EN Raman
ACE Son
Warne
EAN I
E.D. Jr
Gots Yule
Onar
Roncever Jr
Eptecins
Legay
Cy Pouley
Champ
Denis
Gilee
Chriunas Merchandin
Ealizsteaus
Samy Anglo Pex
Sevenraca-Vincenti Emmete
Angie Nehstheel
Grorge Veh
Aentit Fron Saverynrny
Calitragte
Rene
York
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Colo
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Roven
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Gucago Hatry
Ritter
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van Leeharn
Meek
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Nicknes
Yang Toms
Aid Nod
Sie
Fincks
Nevandelin
Uutcagh Polators
Shiecago
APY —Pratae Hoke
Total
Syturiay
Tran
Pee
Thalia Juanea
Serondu
Bae
Wansas Coty Ghnalek
Kansas City
Egan
Creamery
Bolling Fee Suit
Saar
Denieg
Travis Club
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