New Year Celebrations Mark Budding City Festivities
New Year’s Eve across major cities brought large crowds and festive mood with notable reports of joy and minor disorder. Police logged some drunkenness and accidents but overall New Year’s events appeared less violent than prior years. In Dallas, revelers paid high prices for dances and celebrations, while Times Square hosted the era’s largest gathering in New York with massive crowds and heavy police presence.
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Associated Press
Sally
Tuiny
Times ‘Square
Frantisa
Market Street
Atlanta
Dallas
Brisk Weekday Livestock Markets Across Texas and Chicago
Readable cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep sales reported from San Antonio, Kansas City, Chicago, and Fort Worth. Prices show steady to higher trends on select lots with light supplies and mixed quality across regions. Key figures include cattle to 5.75, hogs around 7.25, and lambs near 4.50 with varied weights and grades noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Gunmon
Helfers
Enot
Choice
Teshoe
Zued and Choice
Icago
Royernmel
Best
Seachinas SiOzh
Clézsen
Tattle
Fort Worth
Parkers
Cotee
Unclear OCR Item Mentions Gold Values and Names
Fragmented text references gold, prices, and names with many OCR errors. It notes a bulk gold item, numbers like 30 50, percentages, and possible market terms. No clear event or person stands out due to garbled content.
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Orlanosa Livestar
Caives
Elena Aleaty
Cant Raerigis
Grain Market Prices at San Antonio Market
Farmers at the San Antonio grain market reported prices for corn and maize with quotes for white shells and shelled corn. Ha y hay prices ranged from 12 2 to 13.50 per ton with No 2 bay at 12 50 per ton.
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AX Antonio
San Antonio
Bae Soc
Ean Antonio Bay
Gane Bay
Jakinson Pris
Fruits and vegetables market reports from Texas and United States
Report covers weekly fruit and vegetable movements from United States and Texas. Spinach, cabbage, lettuce, and beets show Texas leads. prices given for multiple items across markets in South Texas, Lower Valley, and shipping points. Weekly terminal markets note spinach steady, cabbage steady, and beets dull to steady. several city markets show Texas arrivals and pricing variations.
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United States
South Texas
Texas
Areeo Neas
Lower Valley
Soo Ser
Washington
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Atl Plaudy
Fisala
Ateady
New York
Heed
Arkansas
Virginia
Starket
Leroy
Chicago
Ga Good Areck
St. Louis
Grain trades under normal conditions in Chicago in 1934
Trade in grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade was below normal in 1934. Market officials cited apathy and government uncertainty as factors, with light activity in grain futures and lower deliveries, while totals for 1934 show substantial year to year declines in wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Yan
L. A
Deafened by Firecracker Hits Tyler Justice of Peace
In Tyler Texas a firecracker exploded in a justice of the peace office rendering L Rugh Gill deaf. Doctors said there may be recovery of hearing over time though the immediate outlook is uncertain. The blast disrupted court business and prompted medical evaluation.
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Justice of Peace
Tyler
Texas
Flames Drive 22 Into Raging Storm in Newport Fire
A Newport block known as the Bates block was destroyed by fire amid zero wind with 22 people escaping the blaze. The city reported heavy snow and a fierce blizzard hampering efforts as markets and shipments in several states showed erratic activity.
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Newport
Fiersons
Orly
Bates
Cartridges Deepen Death Mystery In Baltimore
Miss Katherine Briscoe was fatally wounded yesterday in her Baltimore home cellar. Pistol cartridges of varying calibers were found in her room today, a discovery that supports a theory the fatal wound may have been caused by a cartridge explosion in the furnace or stoking area.
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Baltimore
Soc
Katherine Briscoe
Wamytt
Miss Briscoe
Two Texas Collegians Die in New Year’s Night Crash
Two university students from Southern Methodist and the University of Texas died after a car returning from a New Year’s dance struck a bridge near Graham Perrin in Mineral Wells Texas. One man was severely injured and another relative was hurt.
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Mineral Wells
Gan
Graham
Perrin
Graham Street
Southern Methodist University
Malena
University of Texas
Dayd
Austin Names First New Year Baby of 1995
In Austin a 6 pound 12 ounce baby named Watling Voleé was welcomed as the capital city’s first baby of 1995. The newborn arrived at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Berry.
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Austin
Jane—Uins
Marc. J.B. Berry
City Hospital
Washington Sideshow Considers House Majorities and a Gentlemen's Agreement
A 1958 Washington dispatch argues the Democratic majority seeks to expand seats on Ways and Means Rules and Appropriations, risking a breach of the old house honor. It notes opposition from GOP and wary Democrats to upend a long-standing gentlemen's agreement about party balance.
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Universad Service
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Washington
D. C
House of Representatives
Jlts
Congress
Democratic Kraders
Jones
Joe Fordney
Ways and Means
Nicholas Longworth
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
Hert Snell
New York
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Capitol
Capitol wrecking dramatic scene as officials debate jobs
A chaotic street scene shows a mechanical wrecking crane tearing down a building while a small group watches from a lower avenue. President McKinley’s church, once a landmark, lies only a shell beside a debris strewn site. President Roosevelt proposes diverting funds to work programs, amid uncertainty.
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Capitol
McKinley
Jeff
Roosevelt
Representative Cachran Hosts Washington Dinner for Cronies
A garbled OCR note describes a representative hosting a Washington dinner praised for its cuisine. It mentions a dish sent to Misswiri and asserts the corned beef and cabbage are the best. Timing and line references read as late morning Sunday line.
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Dace Cachran
S. Lants
Magele
Pn Washington
Taywa
Quiet Wool Trade in West Texas Ends Year Slowly
In San Angelo and Del Rio area, little wool and no mohair sales mark year-end activity. Max Robin, San Angelo wool buyer, moved 53,000 pounds of short wool at 17 cents though overall activity is subdued by holidays and a weak Boston market. Projections point to light clips and lamb prices around 2.12 to 2.25 per head as January work begins.
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San Angelo
Tex
West Texas
Tate
Woolang Mohaly Company
del Rio
Max Robin
Boston
Hathert
Hogett
Sonore Land Mertzon
Gelling
Tienry Cravens
Community Club Meetings And Parent Teacher Events
A busy Wednesday schedule lists various club gatherings at San Petra Avenue Auditorium and the Chillhse home, including a new member ceremony at 2:30 p.m. Olive Magnata Grove hosts Woodmen circle events, with additional rehearsals and meetings for Chaminade Choral Society, San Antonio Junior Bymphony Orchestra, River side Park and Brackenridge Senior High School PTAs, and Farlandale Junior-Senior PTA. A tea at Mrs Brice’s home features Christmas decor and several local ladies attend.
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Flit Chutihsse
San Petra Avenue
Olive Magnata Grove
Woodmen Circle
WO W
Airs
W. J. Hedrick
Funston
Robert Ki
Ste
Sedral
Clair G. Cook
Peck Avenue
Chaminade Choral Society
Walter Dunham
San Antonio
Jenior
Woodrow Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
Anelitoriuren
Riverside Park
Parit-Teacher Association
Collins Garden
Schol
R. PF. Brice
Brackenridge Sentor High Scho
Parent-Teacher Association
George Watts
Wieders
Brice
Florida Street
Howe
R. A. Matthews
Asctstad
Mesdames
E. A. Sirkel
GC. M. Gehlert
H. ©. Manger
Lottie Cahen
Jédte Beltel
Missus Viola Moore
Margaret Huggers
Mrs
Knog Gary
Bins
Roy Ray
Eee
Farlandale
Reg- Ann Seasion
Highlind Park
Dollar slips as market closes in London trading
AP report from London notes the pound weakens against the dollar with late-session activity easing. The closing rate sits near 1.68 dollars per pound, down from yesterday and continuing recent volatility in currency markets.
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