Pobb ers Get Ghent Haul From Burglaries
A burglar entered via a slie window and stole items from multiple addresses in the city including 29 First Street and 21 Broadway. Items taken include a pocket watch, cigarettes, coins, and a truck of groceries. Police reported the incidents occurred Wednesday and Thursday with several locations cited along West Commerce and Market streets.
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Anne Whitton
Iirdiger
Rayburg Strtiaw
Honih Stresn
Carolina Gtroos
Awants
Lee Tur
C. WV
West Canunbree
Miss My Munge
Haavee Street
Ures
Ele Parage
Drowning of The Claimed Accident Details
Fragmentary report describes a drowning incident connected to Yer Mamie Cercinud Treoksuire and a person named Sne Warner. The text is garbled, but references a river or water event near a location and involves a claimant and witnesses.
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Mamie Cercinud Treoksuire
Reer
Warner
Eniminer
Yaving
Police Guard New York Hall as Reds March
Police protect the New York hall while Reds march through the city amid tense security. Guards are posted to deter disturbances as political tensions rise during the parade and related activities.
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N.Y. Hall
Invalid text fragment about burial in national garden
Fragmentary report describes a burial with a coffin placed in a vault and interment plans in a garden setting. Names and details are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving unclear person, place, and date.
Rail Group Fears Merger Proposal Revelations
A rail group opposes a proposed merger of Easter railroads into four major systems. Cincinnati official ML Harrison, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, is noted for opposition alongside other organizations. The bid faces significant institutional pushback and uncertainty about integration.
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Rail
Dan
String
Mile
Harrison
Cincinnati
Penn
Brotherhood of Uailway
Oklahoma Bank Raided by Bandits Reported in Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma an undisclosed group of armed men raided the American Bank at Torin, held the cashier, and escaped in a crime described as bold and well planned. Authorities seek two or more suspects and are pursuing leads on the getaway route and motive.
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Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okla
Son
Prohibition debate at St Anthony hotel on temperance policy
The Prohibition topic dominated a meeting at the St Anthony hotel where Dr ass criticized federal policy and the eighteenth amendment while praising temperance. Speakers warned of social and legal distortions from the alcohol ban and urged public consent before enforcement.
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Mrands
Kuss
Hover
United States
Menna
Taree
Toren
Apeaker
Hoss
Ray
Werner
Wheeler
aAnti-Saloon League
Aroorica
Kayang
Mucahed Werles
Minthy
Maris Landa
Tanner Woylor
Divitnion
Nestes
Boy Killed in Alabama Thought to Be Eddie Black
Police suspect a 20 year old man killed in Milolin Alabama is Eddie Black. The case involves Thorsing and Mrs Hasdorf who said the suspect left Memphis December 1 and traveled to Isteden Alabama where he was detained. Authorities continue inquiry as details remain unclear.
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Alabama
Eddie Black
Thorsing
Attala
J. Tinedart
Hasdorf
Memphis
City News Nollen Mermann Sonst Public in taliation
City notes outline social events in San Antonio and Annee with a dance schedule at Mdgar every Saturday and a prize taxi dance. Mentions new management, a Macdans entry, and a Goli's Orioles game. Includes ad-like lines about prizes, ages, and opening times.
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Nollen Mermann
San Antonio
Cnmmitine
Adtr.p
Mdgar
Jack Tameny
Macdans Fnt
Goli
Orioles
Ageleame
Dew Management
Adr
Liquor fine outcomes and guilty pleas in federal raid case
In a federal court session two defendants pleaded guilty and paid fines. Crowder paid $750 after a raid found alcohol stocks including 260 gallons of white liquor and 20 gallons of wine. Roy F Wade and two others faced fines for possession of beer and related charges as a trial proceeded.
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John G Cracier
Neeuts
Hwa
Crowder
Roy" F. Wade, Jrgaks
Irving
Alo le Whullen
Lute Maye Green
Rubiola Signals Support for Health Department Transfer Plan
Park Commissioner Freak Rynala indicated Thursday that Rubiola will back the proposed transfer of sanitation from the park to the health department. The first clear sign of stance came as organizers discussed the change, which could proceed without strong opposition. A meeting is planned later this week to decide the final position.
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Freak Rynala
Rina Fins
Flashlight Theft Lands Teen in City Jail
Robert Gam, 19, of 419 Clark Avenue faced a trial in city court for stealing a flashlight from a railroad car. He was found guilty and ordered jailed in default on the charge, with the court noting the theft occurred near the Western Pacific line.
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Robert Gam
Clark Avene
Thuratay
Raanithense
Tn Matlock
New State Troop Leader Col. Wood Takes Command
Col Oxborne G. Weed announces Col. Gol. Wood as assistant adjutant general of New Mexico National Guard. Wood, 33, previously served in mining and military posts, praises toil and warns of Nazi infiltration. He toured Santa Fe and Pecos mines, speaking on work ethics and Guard duties with Maj. Frederick R. Lafferty.
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Leonard Wood
New Mexico National Guard
Oxborne G. Weed
Leonard Wooll
New Mexico
Eighth Corps
Mexico
Woot
Flo
Alee
Rome
Golilon
Cato
Pecos
Santa Fe
Alato
Gener
Ywertinuh
Atexico
Colonel Wood
Sanore
Lantunn Sunn Ke
Reedh
San Antonio
Colon Wood
Maj
Freerick RR. Lafferty
Cavalry
Mexia National Guard
Halston Dorey
Genenil
Wool
Howe
Osborne C. Wood
Adjutant General of
Fort Sam Houston
Harold. Coburn
President receives diplomatic corps on New Year's day
The president greeted the diplomatic corps on New Year's Day with several callers including the United States ambassador. Also present was Reuben Clark, among others in attendance during the official reception.
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Vincheslav Mikhmilnyich
Atlanta Air Route Plan Aimed at New Passenger Service
The budget details a new air route from Atlanta via San Antonio to Tig Spring through Alinali Georgia and Washington. Porter Waheles, chamber of commerce head, says South Texas chambers push for passenger and mail service. Route will visit New feteans Thean mont Houston and ix Spring, to be introduced in the spring quarterly session. currently no air mail link to Touston, Gulf Port route had no passenger service.
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Ge New Feteans
Theanmont
Llouston
Utik
Lo Pirasent Nn
Congress Debates Nominations and Bills in Senate and Committees
Senate continues debate on reconsideration of nominations of three power commissioners. Intersect commerce panel resumes work on regulation proposals while naval affairs handles construction bills. Commerce committee hears testimony on border patrol bill as unemployment figures near five million. Debates and committee actions include war department acts, irrigation Colorado project, and defiance of prohibition enforcement funding.
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Mursalay
Naval Affairs
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wernesdas
Woods
Nultaf Dha Republicin National
Nye
Robert I. Evens
Norris
Nebraska
Judiciary
Irrigation Committee
Colorado
Snell
Judiciary Committee
Ford Output Reaches 1.5 Million in 1930
New York reports 1930 Ford production at about 1.5 million cars and trucks, an increase from 1,500,070 units last year. December output reached over one million as production shifted toward higher figures, highlighting strong industrial demand.
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Ford
New York
Turing
Mrs Armour in Better Home Purse Full
Wealthy woman Mrs Armour gains more than 8 from an off company investment of her late husband. She focuses on 400 Universal Oil Peechers shares and a Shell Union Oil and Standard Oil of California deal worth 25 million. Carbon Dubbs earns 3.58 million from the transaction and explains his name origin amid oil industry notes.
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Chicago
Dan
B—Wara & Arden Armour
Wan le
Dent
Universal OU Peechers Company
Shell Union Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of California
Carbon Petroleum
Cugpestal
Trish
Dubber
Wilmette
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