Bankrupt farm leader tells solons in hearing
Washington hearing on the Wheeler Bill features Simpson of the Nations of Farmers Union arguing the United States is bankrupt and in a dire economic condition. He calls for bimetalism to restore purchasing power, alleging bankers push the gold standard to dominate markets. He urges Congress to act despite fears of presidential veto.
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United States
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Joli
Ake Sir
Oklahoma
The
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Sonate
Wheeler
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Blingava
Simpson
Fair Files List of Assets and Liabilities
A bankruptcy case filed in Federal District Court shows the downtown department store Fair Files declaring insolvency. The schedule lists assets at 55 605.37 and open accounts debts at 8 374.74 with no exemptions claimed. liabilities include an item of 521,514.7 in unsecured claims.
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Fain
Alore
Ite Svolubey
Neseta
Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat and Slim Health
An advertisement promotes Kruschen weight loss tablets claiming a pleasant method to shed about 15 pounds while boosting energy and improving health. It touts facial and skin improvements, reduced appetite, and stress the plan lasts four weeks with daily single doses in hot water. It urges buying at Sonnet Drug Stores or nearby retailers.
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Kruschen
Xure
Pake
Kruechon
Sonnet
Man Fined In Lottery Case Involving Marriage Fund
A Houston man, Andry rf Bldridge, was fined 360 dollars after pleading guilty to charges tied to a marriage insurance lottery scheme run by the Guiled Marriage Fan dowment ereociation in San Antonio. Attorneys said the payment could be extended by loan arrangements, with two alleged participants believed in Mexico as the U S district attorney’s office disclosed.
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San Antonio
Post Office
Andry Rf Bldridge
Houston
H. J." McAcillan
Adler Bidridge
E. Guiness
Attorn
Fldridge
Amexica
United States District Attorney's Office
San Saba Chamber to Plan Annual Banquet
San Saba February 6 plans set for the chamber of commerce banquet with a mass meeting Friday night called by secretary E. B. Bouse. Officers for the year to be named. The banquet scheduled for February 22 will include a delegation visiting county Baby Bert clubs.
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San Saba
Mechanical Eye Discovers Flaws in Metal Work
Ann Arbor Michigan February report from Professor Floyd Firestone of the University of Michigan details a mechanical eye device in development by engineering research to detect defects in metal. The system uses a capricious tuning and piners the metal to be examined, aiming to expose flaws beyond the human eye.
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Mich
Floyd Firestone
Department of Engineering Research
University of Michigan
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Five Generations of Comal Family Alive in New Braunfels
In New Braunfels on February six a local family spans five generations. Mina Tlarms residents near Raven, two miles away, is 60. Her daughter Mina Wernera New Braunfels resident is 22, Laura Kolie 20, Tilda Teenname 18, and Othine egsmana 16, all natives of New Braunfels though now living elsewhere.
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Raven
Mina Werner
New Braunfels
Laura Kolie
Tilda
Othine ‘Egsmana
Uraunfels
Ale
Murs
Baptism Held for Foundling Barbara Green at Robert D B Green
A foundling named Barbara Green was christened at the Robert D B Green Hospital. The infant, described as normal and healthy, was found in a car used by Mrs W E Terause of 624 Fairfield Street a few days earlier. Hospital officials report the baptism completed successfully.
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Barbara Green
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Chicago Barbers Entice With Lower Prices
The report notes barbers in Chicago planning price reductions to attract more customers amid uncertain market conditions. Local shops discuss adjusting rates to stay competitive, with some pricing strategies expected to take effect in the near term.
Hospital Chief Recovering From Illness Amid Reports
Robert E. Green Hospital superintendent Mik Mamer CG reports Chief R B Green recovering from confinement amid illness rumors. Officials deny severe conditions and state ongoing medical care at the hospital in Ameris.
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Infinenza
Ameris
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Will
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Veday
Man Drowns After Creek Trapping Incident
Kilgore reports a drowning after a man entangled in brush while crossing a creek. The worker, identified as Kirba An, fell into the stream and attempted to walk through deep water. An examination found a broken bone, and witnesses provided no additional details about the accident.
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Kilony to See Tulsa Radios Chief to Inspect Department
Police chief Owen Kildur heads to Tulsa on Saturday to inspect the department for a new radio system. He will review the police station and return, evaluating an installation that will place patrolling officers in constant contact with headquarters, a modernization aimed at 25 years of innovation.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Ile
Dajiay
Smith
City Budget Public Hearing Set by City Commission
City plans to unveil its final budget for the present fiscal year of 2,000,000 at a city commissioners meeting Monday with a public hearing for taxpayers 15 days later. Changes in department funding delayed completion as funds shift from the mayor’s department to other areas. The budget, tentatively set at 32,500,000, will be filed with the county clerk and comptroller, Mayor C. M. Chambers said.
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C. M. Chambers
Pack
Climmbers
QRPHANG Home Report Details Expenditures
An animal report of expenditures from the board of directors of the institution shows total spending of 10,030.41 on salaries, food, and general supplies. Hospital expenses reached 0. GD for AGSTT treatments. Other costs included laundry, engine-room, and household supplies totaling 2,007.66, with additional allocations for hospital and maintenance in various departments.
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Mie Diang
Roses Pay Cost of Donna Park Upkeep
Donna February report notes the park’s upkeep costs rise as residents fund maintenance. Officials cite drought as a challenge and plan adjusted spending to preserve the Donna Cig park system amid limited resources.
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Donna
Donna Cig Park
Dallas Grand Jury Indicts Man for Murder of Mrs. Gray
A Dallas county grand jury indicted Blin T White, charged with killing Mrs. Sarah Gray at the Gruphre home near Garin, Dallas. Trial expected within a short period, with the seeking of maximum penalty if convicted. The husband of the victim was reportedly seriously wounded during the robbery and remained hospitalized in Dallas.
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Daleas
Dallas County
Dake
Sarah Gray
Garin
Dale
Ans Hucband
On Dallas. Hospital
Appointment to Compile Guide on San Antonio Burial History
A committee was formed to prepare a new guide book compiling historical and factual data about San Antonio burials. Chairman Ary Felherta led the group with Wy.ickerson and Jack White as members to oversee the project and produce a complete, exact account for publication.
Nurses Plan S A Meeting in San Antonio
An article notes the National Organization for Public Health Nursing convening in San Antonio April 14 15 with three nails at the aris ing and a gathering at Plaza or a St Anthony hotel. General sessions will be held in Annliterriany as plans cite leaders and speakers from nursing and public health organizations.
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Bieslid Caivention
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