Railway Consolidation Debate and Regulatory Power Push
The article discusses railroad consolidation, regulatory restraint, and potential legislative fixes. It argues the Interstate Commerce Commission lacks will and unity to block combinations and predicts lawsuits and court rulings if regulators overstep. It warns against granting unlimited power to commissions and urges alignment with transportation policy to avoid bankrupty risks for railroads and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amovieg
Comareree
Ambat
Perenyitore Jnstrne
Westers
United Sivies Supreme Crite
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Priageoera
France Pays U 12 Million on Debt Settlement
Fragmented text notes a debt payment of 12 million related to France and the United States. Mentions Weston and other unclear entities with garbled lines suggesting financial settlement or interest. No coherent dates or full names available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wall Street Spectator Signals Cautious Rally Ahead
The Wall Street Spectator notes a substantial rally yesterday failed to spark broad enthusiasm. It cites short selling and limited buying as factors, with mixed outlooks on stocks like Amana Capper and Standard Gy and Electric, and suggests patience before a sustained market move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yon
Lee
Spector
Lurguyerie
Mab Geade Investments
Joey
Sestotilay
Eco
Desireus
George final rites set for local resident
A funeral service is announced for George, who died recently in San Aeienia after living there nine months. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Ariane Fifeain Wrighters, Mrs. Marie Walls, and Mr. Hesse adnnker, with services planned at Porter Taring martyrs on Saturday. Local authorities and church officials will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creurme
Elie
San
Flening
San Aeienia
Ariane Fifeain Wrighters
Marie Walls
Hesse
Parvin
Iren Rens
Frei Rane
Ari
Hredhiory
Army Gridsters Travel by Plane for Game
Army gridsters journeyed by air from Port Crargett to participate in a midweek game. Team members listed include key players and staff as they reach the venue for the match. Officials prepare the arena and schedule events for Friday night.
Market Opens Strong With Vegetables On Produce Row
Market shows strength in vegetables as new weather boosts arrivals on Friday. Lettuce at 25 dollars a bushel, turnips 0.50 a dozen, carrots 0.40, grapefruit prices mixed with Rio grapefruit steady at 150 a box, mustard 0.50, green onions 0.80, hot peppers 0.15, wax beans and oranges vary, beets up 0.20, poultry and eggs steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Commission
Thursiy
Eelers
Poultts
Singer
Florence
Nhage
Crete
Cranhércias Bo
Hulk
Titans
Emperor
VSI
Texna
Ag Iettlinn
Arizona
inNeighna
Erate
Temple
Poimtece Cnarsan
Perper
Ernie Bhabaen
Faehel
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Groceries Listed
A long, garbled OCR list shows assorted produce and grocery items with prices. Items include avocados beans cabbage lemons tomatoes onions peppers and more with varied unit counts and prices across numerous entries. The readable segments indicate a rough market ledger of quantities like bushel, dozen, pound and crate with prices ranging from a few cents to several dollars.
Right Future Seen for Cotton Cooperation in U S
In Washington on December 27 a group of cotton leaders and growers outlined a plan for a national cotton cooperative. The proposed entity would control sale of members’ production, aim to reduce market risk, and perhaps buy farmers’ crops outright to ease marketing problems. The effort seeks to unify growers and non-members to boost bargaining power, with questions about size, timing, and central control remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Dew
Tony
Board Mediens
Willams
Tiana
Williams
Umler
Ely Cheemu
Vital Statistics Yammage Licenses Issued
A list of names appears with licenses issued in Lyte AL and surrounding areas. The OCR shows numerous personal names and partial addresses, likely a registry or notices page detailing marriages or licenses, including dates and locations, with scattered punctuation and garbled segments. The readable portion emphasizes individuals such as Trova and Morales, with many other names and fragments of addresses interspersed.
Deeds Filed with Multiple Transfers in 1929 1933
A list of property deed filings shows transfers among numerous individuals and entities across cities and blocks. Names include Woilt Quereay Greperta Tamirez Beyer Heyer and others with dates ranging from 1929 to 1933.
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Chares H
Celests
E. Woilt
Launard
New City Dock
Cheater
Annie Style Greperta Tamirez
Man Oil
Alfred
Heyer Io
Beyer Company
New City
Alfred KF
Beyer
Alf
Beyer Com
PANY
HL Butcher
J. Seater
Hamas Taal
Cora Dillon
San Anablo
WW. B
Olin SL Speegis
John NW
New
Alta
San Pedro Park
Jourlal
Park Avenue
Sand Uelen Swenson
Meta Calientes
Nat We
Thea W
Alma PB
Hiechotf
Qld
Lok Angelea Heighle
Jose Zerviche
Craxmeio A. Litton
Colonia Mexicans
el Agulla
Jose Zertucha
Jose Teulilte
Colonia Mexicana
Hi Aguilar
Deel Fu
Ty ‘Nucew
Albert Schade
MA Ryan Murvey
Samen
Weanier Locke
Fetto
Henry J. End
Anna Heinen
Trent
Itarry Lees
Oma
Dosrta Gutierrez
Miguel
Masy Gutierres
Fred Gutierres
Amita
Fiacalera
Mivirk End Suan Benavides
Bertlago Gutlercoz
Damango Bustillo
Tuya Ewer
Minaion Bavada
Fragmentary Street and Building Names in Old District
OCR reads list of streets and properties with scattered names and numbers. Mentions include Park 425,400 and several personal names. appears as a damaged notices page with building, remodeling, and property references.
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Isterhona
Startin Street
I. Oz
Tormoin
Park
Tan Co Mullican
Raat Hallaion
Ty Trencett
Cy Alhisreas
Ruraze
Niven
Be Die
Enerden Dwaiting
Stephen
Mexico Leader Knew of Revolt Amid Pre-Election Tension
Mexico City reports that exiled and political figures warned against renewed rebellion before the November 17 elections. General Maura planned to return to San Diego, while arrests clustered in Guadalajara Tampico Nogales and Dagnica. Authorities say the plot was quelled and the country in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Geo
Proncisco R. Bronze
Moerico
Eduardo, Garcia
Manuel Aguirre
Pesca Borques
Nogales
Sonora
el Universal Grafico
Jt Saya Weg
Manzo
Tucron
Ariz
Jus Felipe Rico
Felernl
Ictire Saye
Elementa
Loa Angeles
Maura
Tucson
San Diexo
Carlos Bouquet
Dagnica
Trenpicn
Governioeo
Funeral for Jerald Bidehi Delayed by Gun Accident
Jerald E. Bidehi 31 of Laredo, a salesman, died after a gun accident at a home on West Huimche avenue. Relatives arrival delayed as Sielski family funeral plans face hold. Survived by widow Myra Sielski, daughter Ray M., sister Mrs Hassell, and ten brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald E. Bidehi
Laredo
Sielski
Rota W. Davis
West Huimche Avenue
Ine & Gin
Medical Gart Surgical
Vy PB. Holts
Juntiva
Peo
New Mezivo
Mr Tiaze] Sielski
Ray M
Donald Sielaki
Mra. J. ‘I Hassell
Lareia
Henry
Victor Sielski
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Delas
Terell-Dalton Mortgage Company
Bank Bliz
A Complete and Conservative Investment Service
J. E. Jarratt Company
Dallas Fort Worth
Frost Bank Hide
New York
Gan Antonio
E. B. Chandler & Company
D. Ansley Company, Inc
Crockbstt
The
Groos National Bank Fher Ceres
Deavenne
B. C. Forbes Railrour
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Hirst, Inc
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Perise
Bnithing
Caraplinatarl
Laer
Commonwealth Bank and Trust
Compar
Wall Street Spectator
Urukers
Tisakasoww
Bpeerstar
George
Ae Air Tran
Port Crargett
Centri Epidiren
Wigure Veel
Cape Pesiin Bimday
Twalue
Theil Fehl
Dare Urueert Wall
Heany
Venus
Grande Valley
Vierre
ST Venta
Cuenralapion Hope Pound
Nna
Merties Ag
Keanatar
MM Anthane
Arent
Valumbie Canenloentinn
Tunis
Retinin Co
Po Maren
Martin Atrver
Rattan
Ube
Finkaichum
Clausiti
U. S. Farm Board
Lyte AL Decenthari
Juanita
Trova
Alliconte
Morales
Annie Chapante
Fan Brune
Goro Baul A. Fesce
Olivia Rhedonia
Ifmas Orde
Stra
Maria Ly Rodrigue
Vicania Acom
Mary Scotl
Mardett Nuuilns
Louise Iedylbe
Vevren Adama
Ani Muille Young
Ee Ye Mekemann
Wiliam’ Hernies Meadow
Hernandes
Rafaela Gays
L. Varsin
Anno
Watrell
Aide
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Hubert A
Fethune
Lune Canty Ag Werte Vitlurres
Plane Murontit
Petia
Eloros Reckuller
Edward G. Ashley
Tusa John
Enn
Ula Willer Maria
Mercedes
Antention
Daniel Lame
Aum Galinde Witan Bouker
Taevix Janen
Carl 5
Graybeat
Helen -Les Mor
N Sorman J. Mer‘mer
Mra
Virginia Baton
Atin HL. Gome
Mra LD
Edwarde Mayfield
O Kulonerreurer
Stary
Ann
Jon L. Moors
Vera Mae Buchann
Dromalse T. Imines
Eleanor Peres
Juan Moreno
Juanita Ardrada
Rolfttbert AL Sclwmanin
Elle
Jes
Harry F. Nash Jn
Ard Mra
Filho M
Wrient Falls Guaierds
Tosa Balderrama
Charles Clurtuw
Annie Janin
Anton Skrzycke
Lattlee Matinusk
Lawin Vaseman
Christine Brk Garex
Petipa Corsoya
BATH
Dees
Meynolén
Vallswoe
Fats Loolinma Aleet
Derengher
Tra Garela
Tie Mra
Virgil
Iofiglane
Jesus Quillen
Woo San Fernaraty
Bey
Derember
Lawrence FY Montesihy
Holeiman
A. Berlif
Tova Intificary
Mee
Trinldel
Angela
Sten Aining
Benthart
Bay
Fir Afra
Cuillarme
Annie Hires
Chinassum Merase
San Mertucok
Seadala
Janets
Alsety
Patna
Arnie
Geaian
Arrian
Foster
Curt
Heanor
Ada Racinson
Perry
Avitiang Kenta
Gercats Thyaroom Dwelling
Mater Avene
Duran Vineege
Weat
Rabinan
Trbwnat Waniinie Conning Nori Memimng Ahead
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Ohltro Well Telephone Company
Bnuth
Sargeant E. E. Ankerson
Medina Street
Hay
Sergion
Mexico
Friends
Olfest Boiling & Fiona Association
Pest
Mubial Deposit & Loan Ran
Moore Lidg
Ham Antonio
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Name
Adilrras
Mooke
Tramp Iron Works
Saat Wes
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