Ponzi Pages To Leave Cell Bond Tonight
Boston February 13 A dejected looking Charles Ponzi faces deportation and plans to leave prison tonight after serving seven years for the $9,000,000 scheme. He says he will work honestly in America and aims to repay the debt to the state while an appeal delays deportation. An arrest warrant labels him an undesirable alien, with Italy willing to accept him if he is a citizen.
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Boston
Enrs
Charles Ponzi
Potivi
America
Wil
Ety
Hit
Pongi
Bart
United States
Montreal
Livestock Market Report From Multiple cities
Livestock prices active with fed calves and yearlings moving strongly at around 4.50 to 5.00 per unit. Cattle and hog markets show broad ranges with higher denoting feed lots and slaughter yields. calves and vealers quoted near 5.50 to 7.00. Kansas City and Chicago reports list hogs, calves, and sheep with varied prices, high activity, and mixed demand across weights and grades.
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San Antonin
Joral Livestock Mart
Suttons
Butcher Co
Rte Lotz
Cowie
Bierathwale Brothers
Siyth Dallas
AL Waldrip
Satinal
Cicau
Chicago
Joe Hisher
Stausier
Eaddane
Kansas City
Hangas City
WSU
Poundspeed
Chuice
Jaffe Roy
Sheen
Ewer Wast
Cotton Market Report from Liverpool and New York
Cotton market notes show Liverpool demand for 3000 bales with mixed quotes and modest activity. Prices edge higher for w ines and parities while futures in New York indicate cautious tone. reports of slight advances in some grades amid a steady to firm overall tone.
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Liverpool
Bottonseed Report Moe Bottonseed Noe Washington
Cottonseed output for the six month period August 1 to January 4 totals 9.70 million tons, up from 7.92 million a year ago, with on hand at January 11 about 1.03 million tons and forecasts for the year end around 1.21 million. Crude oil, refined oil, cake and linters show varied production and stocks, e.g., crude oil generated 895,419,345 pounds and 231,086,430 pounds used, refined oil 77,678,444 pounds, cake and meal at 1,396,876 tons, hulls at 778,823 tons, and linters production and stocks reported alongside prior-year figures.
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Washington
Tisad
Raurligg Betes. Com
St Mark's Church Opens Lent With Weekly Services
St Mark's church begins the Lenten season with a noonday service led by Bishop William Theodatus Capers and a sermon at Ash Wednesday. A parish house gathering follows the noon service. A children’s service and evening talks are planned through Lent at Lee parish house and other church venues.
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St. Mark's Church
St. Mark's
Lee Parish
Conea
Arthur BR. Mosity
Roosevelt New Deal Attacked by Solon and Hyde
In a Lincoln Day dinner remarks Representatives James McBer k of Pennsylvania and Arthur Hyde former agriculture secretary criticized Roosevelts New Deal. They argued the program would expand government power mirroring Italy and Germany, though differing in degree.
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Roosevelt
Solon
Hyde
James Mc Berk
Penn- Slvania
Artin
Hoover
Italy
Girmans
Unclear OCR fragment on rail loading figures and rates
Fragmentary OCR text discusses car loadings and freight rates with missing words and garbled names. It mentions Milwaukee and prior week figures, credits or debits, and possible freight charges. Data are unreadable in places, limiting precise summary of events or entities.
Morgenthau Pushes Silver Rehabilitation Plan
Secretary Morgenthau pledged support for silver rehabilitation as hearings opened on new silver legislation. Treasury notes offer $800 million split into two $430 million installments at 2.5 percent, aiming to push the treasury cap beyond $500 million, with $2.8 billion profit cited from prior devaluation.
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Washington
D. c
Morgenthau
Treasury
House Coinage Committee
Rossavelt
U.S. Exports More Rayon During 1933
Washington February 14 Exports of rayon yarns from the United States in 1933 reached a record high with approximately 588 thousand pounds valued at 365 thousand dollars, nearly double the 1922 figures of 653 thousand pounds valued at 499 thousand dollars, according to the textile division of the Commerce Department.
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Washington, D G
INS
United States
Acpartment of Commerce
Denver Policeman Is Really Lucky
Denver patrolman W.G. Williams, newest member of the force, faced four armed suspects in a car pursuit. One man, Elgar Bunch, 33, aimed a pistol at him and pressed the trigger. the gun clicked and misfired. The investigation found the weapon had a blank firing chamber.
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Denver
Fec
Paftralman
WG. Willams
Investibile Puepiius
Elgar Bunch
Bunch
Chiainber
Wool Imports Up in 1933 U S Trade Figures Show Rise
Imports of wool into the United States in 1933 reached the highest volume since 1929 with total receipts of 142,? million pounds compared to 227,214,000 pounds in 1929. Years 1930 3 93 and 1924 saw imports of 162,471,000 pounds 137,300,009 pounds and 55,2100 pounds respectively.
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United States
Commerce Department
Totel
Inmate Blood Drive Aims to Save Deputy Sheriff
In Portland Maine inmates at the county jail offered blood transfusions to a deputy sheriff gravely injured by a ladder fall. Three inmates and a deputy were reported qualified to donate as the deputy remained near death.
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Portland
Fea
Chierins Wy Geos
Oklahoma City guests to visit San Antonio
The chamber goodwill committee chaired by Mat Gol Smith will meet Wednesday morning to plan arrangements for receiving a party from Oklahoma City, arriving in San Antonio on March.
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Chamber of Committee
Mat Golsmith
Oklahoma City
Museum Fund Report Highlights Incoming Support
A survey of donations outlines a new fund aimed at backing museum programs. Key contributors include a philanthropic group led by a named board president and several cultural organizations pledging support for exhibitions and educational outreach.
Pen Break Halted by Guard's Bullet
A prison break attempt at Missouri Penitentiary is interrupted when a guard fires a bullet. Four inmates are reported involved and a confrontation ends with the facility secured. Authorities continue investigations into the incident and any injuries or escapes.
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Jepereson City
Fred Fia
Walt
Missouri Penitentiary
Green Medical Staff Elects Officers At J D Green Hospital
Dr Gustav Peversteeler was elected president of the Green Medical Staff with Dr K Beales son Vic as vice president and Dr George Ho Geyer as secretary at a recent meeting held at the hospital. A room at 506 West Agatha is offered for rent at $35 per month.
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Green Medical
Gustav Peversteeler
K. Beales Sons Vic
George Ho Geyer
J. D. Green Hospital Medicals
Otl
West Agatha Canoe
Wheat, cotton gain lift amid mixed grain market
Chicago futures drifted lower with slight wheat gains after a volatile session. cotton rallied on securities strength while grain losses and uncertain reports weighed on prices. Market news from San Antonio and Minneapolis noted mixed receipts and unchanged markets as traders priced in weather and acreage signals.
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Chicago
Thraty Priory
Willy
Mindiy
Buck Heads Health Board Elected In County Tuberculosis Society
General B. B. Buck retired officer elected president of the Bay County Tuberculosis Society. Dr. Thomas Der bandt named first vice president, Mrs. Martin J. Wilson second vice president, and Mrs. W. A. Smith secretary. Eight directors reelected, with five additional directors listed. Longstanding board members and officers retained or named for terms, while honorary chairpersons and treasurers noted. Annual report presented at the St. Anthony hotel Monday.
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B. B. Buck
Bexay County Tuberculosis Society
Thomas Derbandt
Martin J. Wilson
W. A Smith
Ari P
Lucas
Creasuree
Tollay
Arthur VY. Hoand
F. N. Hageard
Martha Jaws Heath
Alex L. Adams
Andere Rahbdii Xphraim Trish
T. N. Gagdroh
J. EB. Hing
Tex
Lro Vo Mucphy
Wrb Foor
Sorell
Willa Stuy Bits
Walthall
E. V. Dery
St. Anthony Hotel
Fragmented OCR: unclear financial and place names
The text provides scrambled phrases about money quotes, names, dates, and locations but is largely unreadable. It references people, places, and figures in a distorted format, yielding no clear news event or coherent narrative.
Earnings report fragment from a local business page
Fragmentary OCR text shows earnings related words and a monetary figure. The readable parts indicate a business notice or earnings item with a dollar amount and names, but details are unclear.
Fruit and vegetable market prices from California to Maine
The Market News lists prices for fruits vegetables and dairy across many crops. California oranges at 9.59 per box, celery 32.50 per crate, Mexico lemons 32.75 per bushel, plus apples grapes cucumbers and assorted greens with varied per bushel and per dozen quotes. Included are strawberries 2.26 per crate and spinach 25 to 40 cents per bushel, with dairy and poultry items noted separately.
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Sunlea
California
Commission
Mexico
Utter
Arkansas
Minto
Dara
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Ercecoli
Cabbie
Reil
Ronviera
Feguia
Poultry and Produce Prices Reported in New York and Chicago
Mixed commodity notes show varied poultry and dairy receipts with prices across markets in New York and Chicago. References include eggs, milk flats, and chicken parts with shifting demand and packing house terms.
Whimsical White House anecdotes from Roosevelts era
A fragmentary reminiscence describes social rituals at the McClurkan era, detailing a 14 year old Champ Clark interaction, a recurring White House puppy gift during Roosevelt’s term, and informal senate lunch habits. It notes bachelor naval aides and past postmaster general scrutiny, with vague references to the mail committee and hearings.
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Benne Champ Clark
Missouri
Champ Clark
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Itus
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Oren
Jim Parley
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William P. MacClarken
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Oil Suit Filed Over Royalties on State School Land
Attorney General James V. Alfred filed suit in Texas against three oil firms American Liberty Oil Breck Lee Oil and others for 53000 alleging royalties rentals and damages on 22.4 acres of state school land in Rusk County. The action names Ajo Oil as a defendant and cites court filings in the case.
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Sven Austin
James V. Alfred Tatey
Ajo OW Company
American Liberty Oil Company
Breck Lee Oil Company
Rusk County
U.S. Gold Stock Figures Shift Between February Dates
United States gold stock rose from 7,558,909,480 to 7,806,927,430 dollars between February 1 and February 19. The revalued price set at 45 dollars an ounce implies a government holding over 200,000,000 ounces of gold. February reports show an increase of about 1.0 billion dollars, with the total stock standing near 7.8 billion.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
United States
Urther Bainit
Stock Market Trends Show Mixed Early Gains On Rail and Steel
New York trading opened with renewed selling in aircraft shares but recovered into the first hour led by rails and steels. United Aircraft halved a loss. American Can and Foundry gained modestly while utilities remained scarce. Traders eyed government credit and steel institute forecasts, with hopes for a spring revival amid higher automotive demand and rising orders from key sectors.
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New York
Bridkly
United Atrcraft
Lee Fatic
We Sine and Foundry
American Can
Bethlehem
U.S
Amerisitnt Quelnog
Corgaier Anit
United Aircraft
Case
Amerecan
Steel
American Telephone
New York Gonteal
Standard OK
Newderney
Newa
Har
American Ironani Stael Institute
Stenday
Unitedates Copner Association
Treasuries
Simono.eno
Wouns
Steel output up for week ending February 12 in steel index
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports operating rate at 39.9 percent for the week beginning February 12, up from 37.5 percent a week earlier and 34.2 percent a month ago. Advertisements note a light classification ad and a $18 release for a couple, ideal for man and wife.
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American Yror and Steel Institute
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