Democrats Expect Widespread Gains in Next Election
Washington February 6 Democrat leaders predict gains in every Northern Eastern and Western state and a decisive showing in the South. Representative Arthur B. Rouse of Kentucky says national committee operations will finish within a week with involvement from a representative in Congress from each state. He notes present administration dissatisfaction and a failing tariff policy as driving factors for gains.
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Democratic ‘National ‘Congressional Committee
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Marines Land Field Piece at Guantanamo Bay
A detailed account describes U S Marines landing a field piece at Guantanamo Bay Cuba. The operation involved lowering the gun from a ship and setting up a portable platform on shore with two large motive devices, followed by field platoons and tractors. The equipment was deployed without incident and prepared for action at the advance base.
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United States
Florida
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Guarantee Means Satisfaction for Laundry Service Ad
A garbled ad promises satisfaction with a laundry and dry cleaning offer. It mentions a phone contact and a price figure of 81.00, though details are unreadable. The fragment suggests a local business asserting guarantees of service quality.
Diaz Trial Monday Delays as Jury Hearing Concludes
A chaotic pretrial session for Koenge and Xan Ding ends without a verdict as jurors were unable to serve and showings continue. The scheduled Monday court proceeding at Fortyfifth Clacket Court is postponed to Delgado as lawyers argued details from last March. The incident involved a quarrel and a deadly assault linked to Detaule and Nuvhor, with witnesses prepared to testify.
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Dictmene Witt
Joe TD
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Ehostt
Howe
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Vaney
Malaria Work Urges City Action May 9
Urgent appeal to city administration to continue malaria control efforts. Officials and Mayor in discussions at the health department as the sanitary bureau coordinates with engineers and local leaders to sustain the program amid weather and budget pressures.
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Ray Trarabert
Flack
Maxie
Bunde
Park Commissioner's Budget Cuts Threaten Mosquito Control
City officials warn that funding for mosquito control, including draining stagnant water and weed cutting, is being cut under new administration. Without continued work the risk of a malaria outbreak grows as warm weather returns and mosquitoes breed in open water and weed beds.
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New Deputy Sworn In At Federal Marshal Office
A new deputy was sworn in as a United States marshal deputy in the district. D A Walker will oversee the Waco division with three deputies, including a new appointee from Waco. Additional deputies are assigned to Austin and Justin with federal court duties and upcoming moves to El Paso for court openings.
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Window glass found by W Travis and Soledad crew
A fragmentary report notes window glass found by workers identified as W Travis and Soledad. The terse item mentions unspecified location and a brief inquiry into the material but provides limited context or dates.
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Soledad
Migner & Zeigter
Mayor Black Still Away From City Amid Resignation Rumors
Mayor O R Black remains out of town with no official word on resignation reports. The city staff and officials in San Antonio have no confirmation of any formal action, while private telegrams note he denied plans to resign and expect to return in a few days. Local speculation grows over possible succession discussions at the City Hall.
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Lye
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George Huntress
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Suraipong
PAVE LOSOYA STREET Tearing up surfacing prep for repaving
The city began tearing up the surfacing on Losoya Street between Crockett and Commerce in preparation for repaving, with work also planned on Navarro Street from Houston to Commerce. Projects widened lanes and improved traffic, including Navarre to Commerce, begun under the prior city administration.
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Recruiting Falls Off in Eighth Area Despite January Recruits
In the Eighth Area, January recruitment numbers fell short of December’s 1280, with 1151 auditioners recorded. Key camps included Camp Cravix Tead with 254 recruits near El Paso, Fort Heno with 442, Elington Field 120, and Fort Logan 118. Discharges totaled 792 for January, while February is projected at 117 and March at 863. The corps area faced only 41 vacancies, signaling continued slow recovery and ongoing training needs before a full strength return.
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Cravix Tead
Moral talks stir city pastor alliance at First Presbyterian
A flawed transcription reports Misnitzabeth Bass of the American Borkc Ligwiene Society addressing pastors at the Monday alliance meeting in San Antonio. The group debated whether the alliance should officially act to raise the city’s moral tone with possible investigations and recommendations.
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Borkc Ligwiene Society
First Presbyterian Church
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Pantera
San Antonio
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Illegal liquor sale and seizure report across courts
The passage describes bonded liquor, confiscation through federal court in Hi Paso, proceedings to seized for sale for profit, and references to brands like Canadian Club Johnny Walker and Gordon Giue. Also notes express delivery to San Antonio and a tornado-like city disturbance injuring many in Enterprise.
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United States
Murahal D. A.walker
Hi Paso
Willan
Gillie
Miposa
Marshal Walker
Johnny Walker
Gordon Giue
San Antonio
Express
el Piro
Tornada
Enterprise
Ala
Sam Jane
Auvern
Bildingnhere
Crepe de Chine Fashions Featured in Spring Yard Goods
Fashion notes advertise Crepe de Chine fabrics in multiple colors at yard prices 1.06 to 3.60. Descriptions mention Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, and broadcloth-like qualities with wide and narrow widths, appealing to spring fashion needs.
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Special Silk Underwear Sale Prices Listed
A fragmented ad lists silk underwear qualities ranging from $2.95 to $12.95 with multiple price points. The readable portions show promotional figures and discount levels, indicating a sale event with tiered prices across several quality lines.
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Wagner Drug Co
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