Fines Jail Terms Given for Thefts
Judge Charles J. Matthews ruled on two theft cases Wednesday in County Court No. 2. Lea Martes Moreno, 511 North Leora Street, was fined and sentenced to jail for stealing two cases of cigars from Ed Zimmerman at 2502 Saunders Avenue. Juan Vicente, 1325 South Comal Street, received a $5 fine and costs plus one day in jail for taking an overcoat from B. F. Ross at 223 Belmont Street.
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Charles J. Matthews
County Court At Law No. 2
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Lea Martes Moreno
North Leora Street
Ed Zimmerman
Saunders Avenue
Juan Vicente
South Comal Street
B. F. Ross
Belmont Street
Livestock Market Prices and Trade Notes
Readable fragments document livestock quotations and market chatter from the ANtoid Calies Cannere region. Contains calf prices, goat figures, and assorted stock listings with dealer names and locations interwoven amid garbled OCR.
Former Baptist Tabernacle Becomes Jazz Palace in San Angelo
A historic Baptist tabernacle south of San Angelo was converted into a dance hall named Del Monte after sale to private charities. The large hall hosted hundreds of dancers every Sunday night with jazz tunes, while earlier resolutions had condemned dancing under the church roof as a wartime protest.
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Cotton Market News in New Orleans and National Snags
A fragmented OCR item references cotton market activity in New Orleans with scattered phrases about prices, futures, and traders. It mentions Cain and Tre, mutiny talk, and odd street slugs, but the readable content is largely garbled. The piece hints at market volatility and regional trade in cotton commodities.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet With Jumbled Names And Terms
A garbled OCR fragment presents mixed words and names, including scattered references to people, places, and possible events. The text combines uncertain dates, locations, and terms, making it unclear what, if anything, occurred or was reported.
Market Ledger of Produce Prices and Vendors Listed
A garbled page lists wide range of produce items with quoted prices from apples to olives. Names of vendors, districts, and markets appear amid OCR errors, showing per bushel, per dozen, or per pound figures for fruits vegetables and dairy. The fragmentary text includes monetary amounts like $1.78 and $2.00, with references to Texas Saline and various regional items, but many terms are unreadable.
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Pinchot Demands Solon Be Punished for Slur
Governor Gifford Pinchot in Harrisburg demanded discipline for Senator George L. Reed over an unretracted attack on Mrs. Pinchot during a broadside against the Pinchot administration. The governor said Reed should be horsewhipped and blamed the Jewish community for preventing action.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Senate Chamber
George L. Reed
Pinchot
Reed
Commonwealth
DuPont Eastman Merger Rumors Hit Wall Street
Rumors of a possible absorption of Eastman Kodak by Du Pont stirred New York markets and industry circles. A merger would unite Rochester's $150 million camera business with Du Pont's $60 million industrial empire, promising a major deal in the depression era.
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New York
Jan
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E. I. DuPont de Nemours Company
Wall Street
Rochester Camera Organization
DuPont
Bark of dog only baby murder clue
New York dispatch reports a dog’s bark at night is cited as a clue in the murder of four month old Frat Michael Cammarano found stabbed in his home. Detectives pursue a baffling leads as authorities question residents and search for suspects.
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Texans Fight Law Changes In Washington Effort
Texans push to preserve the Smith Hughes act as they urge senators in Washington to oppose changes. L W Fox leads the Texas Vocational Education Association defense, arguing changes would end permanent federal funding and threaten rural, industrial, and agricultural programs statewide.
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Texas
Washington, D. C
Friends of Vocational Education
Movement of Defense
L. W. Fox
Edmirman
Legislative Committee
Texas Vocational Education Association
Senate Finance Committee
Pax
Mr. Pax
San Antonio
Smith-Hughes
Two-Cent Milk for York's Needy
Jam 11. Pasteurized milk at 2 cents a quart will be provided to the needy by the York County Milk Producers Association. The association with about 1000 members agreed to deliver between 4000 and 5000 quarts daily to the homes of the unemployed.
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York
York County Milk Producers’ Association
County Bond Premium Set at 950 Dollars for Tax Collector’s Bond
The Bexar county commissioners court must pay a 950 dollar premium due on Tax Collector Maury Maverick’s official bond of 100000 dollars. County Judge Frost Woodhull sought the opinion after the bill was submitted by the court on Tuesday and County Attorney D F Davis issued the ruling on Wednesday.
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Bexar County Commissoners’ Court
D. F. Davis
Maury Maverick
Frost Woodhull
Henderson Bank Robber Captured
Henderson Texas January 11 A middle aged man robbed Citizens National Bank of Henderson and demanded 900 dollars with a note to teller Alyn Wylie He fled but was pursued and captured shortly after.
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Henderson
Texas
Citizens’ National Bank of
Alyn Wylie
Wylie
Maverick 10 Open Program Opens With Address
Matvy Maverick will open The Light's Situation Wanted program at 9 15 P M on radio KONO with music between readings. H Irwin Baum assists as station studio director and advertisements will be broadcast. The program airs each evening except Sunday and promotes The Light's classified ads with half rate offers and free ad writing help by Jane Noble.
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KONO
H. Irwin Baum
the Light
Jane , Noble
Money and Metals TANDON MONKEY London notes
Fragmented OCR price grid from a 1974 finance page. Names such as TANDON BAR BILTAR Boston and Westley Maxey appear amid scattered currency figures, futures and foreign exchange terms. The readable elements show London U K market mentions and various place names, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent single event.
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