Bill Increases Prohibition Funds In Budget Bill
Washington January 18 A House appropriations committee report details a budget bill proposing increases in enforcement of prohibition and related agencies. The Justice Department would rise to 93.239 million, with a 3.545 million boost, the Labor Department up to 13.4 million, and the Commerce Department cut to 58.065 million. Census funding drops by 2 million while border and immigration control sees gains, and overall four departments face net reductions or modest increases above the current year.
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Justice
Hoare Appropriations Committee
Quphibilion Bureau
Eternesties Tipkhon
Kryblican
Nostachusetts
Cisea
Justice Department
Tabor Department
Ico
Census Bureau
Lergely
Clase
Pelaw
Washington
DB. C
Ani
Airways Get Raise in Bill for 1932 Operations
The commerce department seeks 5,972,610 dollars to operate Media Airways in 1932 under the Department of Appropriations bill. The plan outlines airway facilities extensions from Los Angeles to Dallas, Fort Worth to New Orleans, and Tulsa to St Louis, with intermediate landing cells and lighting enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department 9 Commerce
Media Airways
State, Justice, Commerce and
Department
House
Appropriations Committee
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Birm
Ban Antonio
New Orleans
Amenie Oklahoma
Tulsa
St .Touis
Job Reports Get 80 000 U S Investments Abroad Grow
Washington January reports show American investments in foreign countries rose to 930 estimated figures with totals reaching 207 221 an increase of over 15 000 from 1930 and a record high. The Department issued 20 000 terms of employment abroad for Americans traveling overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Retreiaes
Side Cate
Appropriations Committee
Department
Burglaries Reported Targeting Local Goods and Vehicles
Police report multiple thefts including two globes from a residence on Lincoln Street and a break in at a Medina Produce truck. A camera valued at 1 dollar was stolen from a parked car on Soledad Street, with additional items taken from a cigarette vending machine and a bicycle at various nearby locations. Offenders remain at large.
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Fedell
Colpa Jaen
Lindeo
Mrz
Jackson
Talerico Produce Company
Medina
Gaia Merce
Metlon Picure
Atelen Cros
Tene
Pet Geauropard Etree
Soledad Wheer
J. Fe Torry
William Street
Rogers Charity Tour Visit Sketched in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a charity tour associated with Rogers visiting places including Fort We and Austin. Gaps obscure dates and many names. The readable items hint at a travel sequence through Texas locations with uncertain event details.
Hoff Drops Suit Against Tunney
Fragmentary text mentions Hoff dropping a lawsuit against Tunney. The legible portions include scattered names and nonsensical phrases, with no clear dates, locations, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
Detroit Studies Taxi Bond Rule Adoption Plan
Detroit officials consider an ordinance to require bond for taxi operators and permits. City counsel Cobbs discusses state court decisions to assess implications for Detroit taxi regulation and potential statewide precedents.
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Detroit
S.A
Trial Sought in Fraud Case by Former Assistant
McCutcheon, former assistant district attorney, and Lincoln D. Steele face mail fraud charges in Fort Worth. McCutcheon asks for speedy trial while alleging government delays and asserting innocence. Steele and Wilford previously convicted in related cases, with Steele sentenced to five years and Wilford to one year and a day. District Attorney John Dr. Fyelann is criticized for delaying proceedings.
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McCutcheon
United States
Moth Steele
Wilord
Steele
Wilford
John Dr. Fyelann
McCulchron
Recreation Hall to Open in Highland Park Open Friday
The Sirac of the free new recreation buildings will be opened Friday February 0 in Highland Park Hob Hoss, city superintendent of recreation announced. Mrs. George T Johnson president of the Highland Park recreation council will oversee the program. The building contract calls for completion January 28 at a cost about 14000. Next meeting of the recreation board will adopt the spring budget including appropriations for recreation work in the mere buildings per Miss C W Satterfield member.
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Cuny
Frilay
Henoary
Highland Park
Hob Hoss
Recreation- Anngnaved
Yuesday
George T., Johnson
Tilghland Lark~recreation Council
Tian Pro
Grain
Boss
Tocrection Board
C. W. Sattergield
Pupils Learn Latin Customs Play at Thomas Nelson Page
Capteics of the Latin countries will be bought students of the Thomas Nelson Page junior school Wednesday through the play directed by Carmen Perry and Angela Jones. The two principal roles will be Moe Meriner and Mars Towinson portraying visitors to Spain. Natives of Spain will be played by Dorothy Borer and others. a large cast of students includes Lorese Chevalier Elviro Kraguer Lupe Mimen Moors and Manuel Conzaler among named participants.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Spain
Eee Carmen Perry
Angela Jones
Moe Mreiner
Mars Towinson
Dorothy Borer
Mary Virginia Chiton
Lorese Chevalier
Elviro
Kraguer
Lupe Mimen Moors
Maria Lfmenes
Carlos Marein
Adolf
Mayor Declares Receipt Not Needed Purse for Election
Mayor Chambers announced a change allowing a receipt not to be required for purses amid tax and election service amendments. The statement touched on verification procedures and the upcoming election date, urging clarity for voters and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambera
Anil
Chambers
City Weighs Property Trade Amid Mixed Feelings
City officials announced a review of a potential property trade involving several parcels. Mayor Chaihern stated a formal committee would meet at the First Baptist Church area to discuss timelines, with plans to gather input from residents and evaluate the trade's impact on local developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Andinurium Citele
Chiaihern
Preyeomd
First Baptist Shrek
Brooks student flier incident injures two in Vuesfield
A Tuesday morning incident at Vuesfield left Brooks campus student Flier and coder X. FE Warden and student Oler injured in a bathing area clash. Authorities report non life threatening injuries and ongoing investigation.
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Brooks
Coder X
FE Warden
Oler
Vuesfield
Alfalfa Ill Swamped by Visitors in Oklahoma Event
The opening day crowd for Governor Alfalfa D. Murray's inauguration in Oklahoma City created a crush that overwhelmed guards and forced the ceremony into a restricted area. The crowd, described as unruly, packed doors and halls as the governor urged unity and pledged to open the executive mansion to farmers and workers. In Nebraska, Paul Smith was jailed after being named by a mob as a suspect in a slaying, while Maryville officials moved to transport the prisoner as authorities assured the public of his innocence.
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Oklanoma City
Tan
Enimn
Alfalfa Dil Murray
Hom
Tishomligze
Oklaham
Grant
Overalls Bros Vallow-Taltss
Prand March
Aml
Rainly
Enmeone
Ali
Galil
Erecy Etn
Bill
Monklow
Onaba
Neb
Inn
Higowo Amiety
Paul Smith
Ith
Maryville
Mosiegra
Smith
Delociers
Mont Gumi
Mire Velnn Coulter
Skeepert
Marsville
Synebedent
Gunn
Oweha
Aville
Soitho
Hiny Telay
Market Report Notes Turbulent Price Shifts and Varied Demand
A scrambled market note reports a volatile day with uneven demand and price swings. Several commodities show mixed movement as buyers react to shifting trends while storage and transport constraints influence costs and availability.
Grocery items and prices from a historic market list
A fragmented OCR page lists various fruits, vegetables, and staples with prices, including grapefruit, peppers, potatoes, radishes, spinach, greens, almonds, apples, pears, bananas, beets, broccoli, and oranges. It mentions weights and unit prices, with scattered totals and vendor-like entries, reflecting a mid century market display.
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Uersley
Rootes
Jonathan
Rome
Wintiap
Aries
Gunio
Dante Beanyta
Feloners
Prin Dal Ertraint
Vane
Untitled fragment about dairy products and butter
Fragmentary text references eggs butter and dairy items with unclear attribution. Mentions Daley Producue and 144 povad, but details are unreadable.
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Daley
Lynch mob action outraged school as 27 year old charged
A 27 year old negro accused of assaulting a teacher near MAwiville faced a mob that set around a school forcing his removal. Authorities considered execution by lynching. no definite action was taken against the men who invoked the law. Sheriff England and troops were discussed. a crowd of about 2500 surrounded the school and the man was tied to a pole and burned.
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Mawiville
Alo
Negra
Ila Leacher
Ruymans
J Gung
Ani
Sidzepole
Sonkel
Smith
England
Misaouri
Carder
A. ¥. Adams
Virgil Hathban
Ines
Prominent local figure in San Antonio area featured in Leader
The article notes Mantas van VW of San Antonio and Fancher, a leader in Pearsall, among prominent local figures. It discusses community roles, ties to regional business and mentions an event or profile in the Pearsall Leader with connections to broader Texas news.
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Foitnhn
Amione
San Antonio Mantas van VW
Fancher
Atear
Pearsall
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing
Congress debates tariff commissioner confirmation and resumes hearings on controversial issues. Committees pursue examination of war department supply and construction programs while deliberations continue on copyright and legislative rights. A Communist committee hearing discussed methods to impede whispering campaigns against banks.
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Tureday
Comusrree
Trglela
Hasses
Mauday
Dudleinry
Sudiciaytion House
War Department
Weller
Baoks
Cotton Market Outlook Shifts Amid Mixed Futures
New Orleans and New York cotton markets show nerves and modest gains as futures trade: March and May contracts fluctuated near yesterday's close, with silver gains aiding sentiment. Liverpool and Continent trade activity influence prices, while labor tensions and protective measures loom over demand, leaving analysts cautious about near term movements.
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New Orleans
Esterday
Alendy
Tabor
Lencachice
Sesserdey
Elnee
MACHINE GUN SCHOOL OPENS AT FORT SAM HOUSTON
The Heconic Division's machine gun school opened at Fort Sam Houston on Wednesday morning with 150 officers and men in attendance. Capt. Marry Jr. Colding outlined the course to be developed by instructors and experts from the army, with outdoor drill set to begin Thursday.
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Seboal
Fort Sam Bouston
Ollencanne
Capt
Marry Jr
Xanior
Meranni¢S
Ein
Will Pieet Dirk O
Cait
ID. J. Jerves
Armaare
Kelly Fiehd
Ingteudora
Cepiain Servey
Vandwerril
Gronds
Trent Ne
Senate contests Hoover choice in Washington DC
In Washington DC the Democratic and Republican Independents contest Hoover choice. Amid confusion the minority leaders faced delays as voting and confirmation moved slowly. Four members, including Chairwoman Tletehyp, were confirmed yesterday. Ta coln Toltan, Temerat, Initiana are listed in the uncertain slate.
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Washington
D.C
Democrate and Republicin Independenth
Haraneaest Nyatin Tedlay
Meckdont
Inniff Commission
Bete TS
Teroxuard
Rongority Lealers
Tacoln Toltan
Initiana
City Attorney seeks reconsideration of telephone rate ruling
City officials report that Judge Edwin Holmes may push for new findings after Carl Wright Johnson filed the decree seeking reconsideration of Judge Durell s decision. Southwestern Bell had increased rates in 1924, with the city contending inter state charges are improperly allocated and local taxpayers bear the cost.
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Tld
Dobbs Jr
Edwin Uoelmes
Circuit Court
Mississippi
Telephone Company
Joseph Dybrell
Neoster
Cnncery
Wight Trault
Amtough Cobba
Im Renorl
Sal Tureday
Nace
Carl Wright Johnson
Holmes
Rhidge Holmes
Jude Durell
Serain
Supreme Court
Timpiy
Jibrett
Southwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
Livestock Market Listings From SION and Chicago Rails
Livestock market recaps show bids for cattle calves hogs and sheep with mixed prices. Notable quotes include 60 to 96 cent higher bids, varied weights from 120 to 900 pounds, and demand shifts noted across SION LIVESTOCK and CHICAGO markets with weekly averages and early week gains.
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Emcrgo Livestock
Chicago
Ord Tn Rhette Keide Ta Packers
Choice
Wansak Cts Livestock
Kanga City
Jen
Ian
Jock Liessont
Ennlee
Catite
Meceipia
Caler
Flere
Hoad
Eholce
Paurda Eno
Cemreen
Appointments Made by Alfalfa Bill
A report from Oklahoma notes Governor WT Murray announced appointments to state health and other offices. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece mentions Alfalfa Bill and the governor making selections with regional ties to the state capital. The article references the health commission and general staff changes.
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Alfalfa
Auoma City
Tan
Apnoinitaante
Alen
BO Tr
Vandse
Canin
Warilen
Murray
Fort Sam Leads 8th Corps Area in New Recruits
December enlistments across the Eighth Corps recruiting districts totaled 493, led by Fort Sam Houston with 149. Other stations followed, including Fort Bliss with 103 and Fort Hood with 87, as the infantry and artillery branches contributed the bulk of new troops.
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Fort Sam
Army
Eighth Corps
Corps
Port Samforston
TG Atage Bliss
Infeniry
Theorps
Tell Avtitters
Girls' Glee Club at Mahy Avenue High to Perform
Francis de Burgos announces the 1931-32 Girls' Glee Club will debut at 8:15 p.m. Monday before the Composer's club in the Pronz base ballroom. The group comprises 31 voices and two pianists, with named sopranos, altos, and accompanists listed.
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Francis de Burgos
Mahy Avenue
Dorothy Anibrac
Antoinette Danspach
Bary Ade Carton
Robbie Lee Flatt
Ada Allen Goodman
Grain Market Report Shows Price Shifts and Weather Impact
Grain markets face mixed signals as feed and wheat futures ease while corn holds steady. Weather in major corn regions influences supply expectations. Liverpool and Chicago demand fluctuate. Primary arrivals total 634,003 bushels, with overall shipments and prices varying across grains including corn and oats.
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Lerce
Federal Farm Board
Cnicage
Renorte
Liverpool
Winnipes Ad
Yarcea Howaver
Litarncel
Whonines
Chicare
Aarp Ederce
Brovinigne Refeste
Money and Metals Prices and Market Notes
A fragment from the May issue lists values for silver and tin, showing London metals quotes and market terms. It mentions prices around 4tT and 6A, with references to electrotechnical items and a New York location. The text is garbled but implies currency and metal rate reporting with scattered figures.
Hoover Urges Ten Million Relief for Drought Areas
President Hoover and James Wardington appeal for a national drought relief drive of at least ten million dollars. Red Cross reports rising disaster costs and urges rapid donations to fund emergency aid for farms and small communities, with a nationwide campaign to begin after a presidential proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wardington
Jas
Beaver
Red Crushog
Eamount
Crester-Shan
Fectican
Red Cros
Ree
Ecounirguen
United States
Humanierian
Mrditate
Signe
Therbkee Hoover
Poultry Produce Market Notes and Prices
Fort Worth area and Chicago poultry markets report prices and supply for January 13. Includes milk and creamery product notes, farm produce pricing, trading activity, and a list of market items with assorted regional suppliers and buyers. Also mentions forfeiture orders in a Ninety-Southern district case with defendants named.
Colonel Biddle Ordered on Tour
Ambiguous text outlines Colonel Biddle being ordered to tour with unclear details. Readable portions mention Tenn farm and conference with reserve atfterra ronkinging but fragmented wording prevents fuller context of dates places or outcomes.
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Biddle
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Mutari
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Blarsheim Shoe Company
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Anthony Rotel
Floreheim
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Erin
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Texan Soaplans
Beeta Tata
Ete
Dasay
Estan
Rte
We W. McCrory
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Tl Turslay
George Hansy
Honeher
Tal
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Rite
Ohitt
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