Politics Faces Tak Problem in City Finances
An analysis notes that American politics confronts a fiscal dilemma as large New York banks push for renewed municipal bond sales. Executives on Wall Street signal readiness to buy bonds from hawkers amid tightening credit and rising municipal deficits. Urban leaders and investors debate mechanisms to fund debt service while maintaining essential city programs.
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Ameria Politik
Largo Neve
York
Iutura
Hiss Bern
New York City
Jones
Wall Street
I. Morehan
Creditors Oppose Mortgage Holiday Plan Debate
Creditors oppose a three year moratorium on interest and principal payments, arguing it would cripple business and impede recovery. The government contemplates a temporary relief measure but faces strong pushback from lenders and investors.
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Sidney
Pasinonc
Deblare
Jay Immeniz
Child Breaks Arm In Fall From Porch
A one year old child named Mark Zeigler fell from a porch near 105 fampiro street and broke the arm. The child was wakened and taken to Habert Green hospital. Emil Stassmassen of 924 Lal Jax street was sent to the Leepiil for treatment.
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Mark Zeigler
Fampiro
Emil Stassmassen
Lal- Jax Streer
Atone Jil
Dhe Leepiil
Trea Nent
Congress probes peonage claims amid flood control woes
In Washington D C a congressional inquiry into peonage allegations is linked to river flood control work. The policy inquiry is urged by labor leader William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, amid tensions over workers and wage rights.
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Waruinton
D.C
Dan
Vollages
William Green
American Federation of Tabur
Doctors Telegraph Solong Beer Health Debate
Washington hearings explored prohibition impacts with medical leaders and officials testifying. Dr. Verbeek of St Louis argued beer has no food value and must be regulated. others urged moderation and scientific review. Dr Lusk endorsed limited legal sale. Dr Dealy noted reduced Buffalo alcohol deaths after Canada bridge opening. Carnegie Institute expert discussed psychology and food effects of alcohol.
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Wasilington
Cuoclan
Congress
American Medics
Vuird Stats Retail Druggists Association
Inter
Barney Wi Jer
Pure Food Administration
Senate
J. O. Verberk
SS Louis
Verbeek
Ian Helng
Emi Esleiams
Vorleck
American Medical Association
Graham Lusk
Cornel University
Lusk
Francis Dealtl
Buffalo
Peace Bridge
Canada
Carnegie Institute
Rostan
Gepator Bingham
The Tave Miser by Mrs Paut Stone Sullivan
The January 16 issue of Afi Story magazine features The Tave Miser a story written by Mrs Paut Stone Sullivan wife of J. Sullivan of Big Spring. Her sister Miss Delight Bione is a San Antonio city health nurse.
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Afi Story Magazine
Paut Stone Sullivan
Dudee J. &. Sullivan
Big Spring
Miss Delight Bione
San Antonio
Dress Shop Faces Bankruptcy Suit
Dress shop faces bankruptcy proceedings as Weilnestras sue Frank Hebenstein and partners of Frinklire, a Meera reek ome en's wine stare. Ancillary reetiemr requested. appointer Moray Unsengwaster reportedly mishandled by the DeeWal Wert after filings in two other wines. Aldwell ane Narnga and Nisrowneser bus.
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Honkripres
Frank Hebenstein
Canpetis
Pigs Return Boys Profit on Costs
Fragmented OCR text mentions pigs, costs, payments, and individuals with unclear names. The readable lines hint at a financial or agricultural note about profits from pigs, payments per unit, and references to people and places, though many words are garbled.
Relief bill puggage seen relief bill puggage seen
The passage describes a reconstruction measure of about $200,000, carried to President Hoover by Representative Snell. Snell met in the White House before the House and Senate addressed economic programs, with debate limited and opposition to reconstruction noted. The text references Senate action on a cap of federal dollars and outlines tense procedural limits.
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Aslington
B.C
House
Hoover
Snell
New York
Senate
Officers To Be Selected By Board Of Directors
The Chamber of Commerce will choose officers at a meeting Thursday. Walter Whaley, general manager, announced the new directors to be selected by the president. HR Lawhather sits confirmed by the board. Mor mat Ochs, HM. DL Neiswanger, Jacl Beretta, Meank I Zach, Morris Stern named.
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Ouaier of Commerce
Dirretrs
County Treasurer Suspended Amid Embezzlement Charge
County Treasurer COM MAL S Teeny Moore II faces temporary suspension after being charged in connection with irregularities in a Austin firm’s financial records. The case centers on alleged mismanagement of funds and book handling during his tenure. County officials say the suspension is pending investigation and does not determine guilt.
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Tesse WH. Moore, ii
Austin
Fragmented OCR Garbled Weather and Place Names
Disjointed text lists locations and weather items with numerous misspellings and garbled phrases. It mentions Fort HFies, Miami, Atlanta, New York, and various towns, creating an unreadable mosaic of places and notes without a coherent report or story.
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Teres
Mbta
Fort
Wight
Atlanta
Ratan
Milena
Tre
Minnerove
Ke Charente
Ciese
Claude
Fort Neutth
Ark
Clee
Galventen
Vlomas Fe
Lowes
Moss Tittle Keei
Fouteate
Ulme
True
Miami
Fis
St Inudy
Montgomery
Ain
Cindy
Silene
Cis
Ovia Clowty
Be Raleied
Ely
Henle Wake
Taidar Klas
Lee Eleide
Ariz Cose Bond
Clemency Granted in Bank Robbery Case
Charles Teagan and Catlin Reagan involved in a December bank robbery attempt at Crang National Bank. Reagan pleaded guilty in Thirty-seventh District Court and received a suspended sentence of under three years. Jury verdict followed after witnesses described the assault and threat with a stolen note demanding 315,000 in cash.
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Charles TH Teagan
Catlin
Auitas
Crang National
Theagan
Almte
Avax
Leagau
Tenkaw Cotowiltel
Cnshier
Grops
Reagan
Tim
Gross
Ani Gulag
Marlin Arefold
Jefen Reng
Charles J.reagan
Grods Bank
San Antonio
Bank robbery trial witness accounts mix with misprints
Testimony in the Reagan bank case includes Constable J H Roberts describing a pistol found in a coat lining, Ken Crowther helping to disarm, and Amo Mayer placing the suspect at the UFaos National bank. Multiple witnesses, including public officials and a minister, testified to Reagan's good reputation while his wife described efforts to straighten the business.
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Testes
J. H. Roberts
Reagan
Xan
Ken J. Crowther
San Aptapia Witnovacs
Usiness
Telnliver
Arnold
Eaxan
Tnnney Young Jr
Rol
Jivn
Regulars Win in Cleveland Primary
In Cleveland Ohio the Regular Organization candidates won the primary. The victors, former Manager Danley Jr Mor Topuliltenn and County Prose Jester May Te Miller, Democrat, will be candidates for the February 16 election.
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Caigveland
Ohie
Dan
Cleveland
Whawer Tadase
Danley Jr
Topuliltenn
May ‘Te Miller
Phone Fins Value 19 Told In San Antonio Properties
Testimony on valuation of Southwestern Bell telephone properties in San Antonio continued before Special Master in Chancery Joseph B. Dibrell. J.I. Wray, a valuation expert from Chicago, is expected to testify Wednesday as a partner of firm C. G. Bin. He asserted the firm valued the company around 7000 dollars, disputing other estimates near 7500. The case seeks to adjust price in relation to April 187.
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San Antonio
Hell
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