Electrical appliance case at San Antonio court
Attorneys for the Central State case cite misdealings at the Crotra Light and Mower firm. McCox presents figures on appliance sales and meter readings as a cross examination begins, with witnesses listed for Monday testimony amid delays in the third week of the trial. Alfred, opposing the company, accuses rival firms of engaging in war of alleged misbranding and claims ongoing losses.
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Krial
Gentral Jateen
San Antonio Bente
Acafin Alimday
JT. Motoy
Com-Gewrelal
Crotra Light and Mower Company
McCox
Tie Comymity
ETSI
Applisnera
Nuaterins
Lerot
Bing
Alfred
Cirpi
Aidur Marine Farms Aid Request for Shipping Loans
A garbled draft requests aid for marine farms and shipping loans. It cites Moratorian of construction for American shippings and the Shipping Board, aiming to avert plant or marine service failures. The text mentions wages and line items, with confused references to ships and fortunes.
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C. Dan
Sonstraedioie Jone
Naner Marine
Chale Jay Wnor
Shipping Board
Dorras
Building and Loan Bill Approved by Senate Committee
Washington D C Tan 13 A financial bill for building and loan entities was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The measure aims to align these banks with other banks regarding insolvency. Senator Hastings Republican of Delaware introduced the bill and Senate action followed referral to a subcommittee for study.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Tan
Benkriates
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senejor Hestings
Drlawerr
Henalor Arajan
New Mexico
Educator to Speak in O.A at Recreation Event
A noted educator will present a talk on modern mother figures and recreation prevention at the Fine Teleplas venue, hosted by Yor Matinvab Recreation Association. Director Jacks, a recognized authority, will introduce the speaker and discuss community prevention efforts. The event includes a San Amimin stop the day before continuing the tour.
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Php
Nf Mans
Jacks
San Amimin
Mayor dismisses Scharfenberg as city court clerk
Unclear OCR text reports Mayor dismissed Scharfenberg from the city court clerk post. It mentions Fred Schutvnberg as acting clerk, with errors and garbled phrases about the decision and response from authorities. No clear names or dates beyond the mayor and position.
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Scharfenberg
Protest Over Sign Ordinance Draws City Group
A protest against a proposed sign ordinance gathered several theatre managers and printers who fear the measure would force costly bonds and threaten existing sign painters. Proponents say the rule protects the public from unsafe displays while limiting large corporate signage.
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Monday
Che Pruter
le Muter
Dairy Barn Raid Reveals Big Still
A fragmentary report describes a dairy barn raid uncovering a large quantity of illicit equipment near Dallas. The text mentions a still and milk processing items seized, with unclear details about individuals or exact locations.
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Big
Chambers Visit Fort Worth and Dallas Planned
A fragmented notice indicates Chambers will visit Fort Worth and Dallas in February. It mentions House Speaker and a meeting with local officials, with uncertain details and garbled names. The item reflects a political outreach or invitation amidst unclear scheduling.
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Maser
Chesabers
Waitin Nic
Episcopal Meet Held in Galveston Seeks Unity and Plans
Episco pal gathering in Galveston draws hundreds of delegates to discuss church unity and establish doctrinal and liturgical standards. The event includes sessions on theological debate, education, and community outreach as leaders outline future cooperation and events.
Remograts Budget Debate And Funding Details
A fragmented account describes the appropriations and budget actions for the coming year. It notes overall totals around 860,220,001 and 310,019,9000, references to federal highway aid, and mentions salary considerations for government workers. The text cites savings from various programs and line items including agricultural credits and rehabilitative funding, with shifts in department hiring and approvals required from the president.
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Wartingtan
Banat
Chorm
Cnugrers
Irpacinene
Lad
Ivan Vm. Ry Ng
Rioting Students Curbed by Troops in Port City
Riotous students clashed with authorities as troops moved in to restore order. Reports mention a temporary curfew and the deployment of guards to control disturbances in the city center. The unrest followed earlier protests linked to local policy decisions and school actions.
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Vummn Inn
Pinplig
Edie Gore
iHouse Agrees to Bank Bill Change
Senate amendment to the funeral Hi and bank relief Hil increasing Vie armot of new yaniv. WASTINGVOSN, DO. dan 15. Hi-Lawsr vriternes teelag agreed in A senate amendment to the funeral.
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iHouse
New Yaniv
General Strike Called in Spain Amid Transport Disruptions
A general strike was declared in Spain affecting transport and essential services for January 2. Local authorities warned of possible disruptions as workers protest wage and policy conditions.
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Spain
Parcelona
Bain
Tan Wee Ptp
Garalyrine
Nacian
Iadissrien
Unclear Historical Note on Local Restrictions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a restricted area and officials named in vague terms. No clear date or entities. Likely notes a measure or enforcement action but unreadable specifics prevent precise summary.
Hawaii Law Teethed by Tense Political Session
A late session in Hawaii’s legislature addresses legal measures touching law enforcement and protective actions. Governor Lincoln’s administration faces debate over tighter controls and the potential for new public safety provisions amid rising concerns about assaults on women and police powers.
Woman shields baby as ceiling collapses in WAITINGTON
A woman shielded a baby when a ceiling fell in a property on WAITINGTON. The structure collapsed during an incident that injured the child and left occupants scrambling for safety. Names and full details are partly unreadable in the damaged text.
Outlook for Carbon Black Growth Looms Bright
Fragmented OCR text hints at industry prospects for carbon black production and related chemical markets. Mentions Wright apartments, Wak fee, and various disjointed phrases. Limited readable facts make precise details or dates unavailable.
Pay Stations Are Easy for Thieves
An unclear OCR text discusses pay stations and theft risks. It mentions a vigil, a campaign, and possible losses or numbers but the fragmentary wording limits concrete details.
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Minin Hey
Jen
Lepers March On Jap City Amid Panic At Kanamulé
A chaotic scene unfolds as five hundred lepers march into Kanamulé's city limits provoking alarm and accusations of government mistreatment. Bugles sound atop the crowd as authorities attempt to contain the unrest and protect residents from potential spread.
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Jap City
Kanamulé
Potter Teachers Sea School Work
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Sevraresn
Short Sellers of US Steel Hit Steep Charges
New York Jan 13 A volatile market note reports short western at Cited Linten Sterling common stock. Market chatter mentions premiums and quotes around short selling actions as traders seek to cover positions. Observers note potential costs of covering and prepare for a rapid price adjustment as the market reacts.
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New York
Todas
Chemschea
Doar
Glock
Rele Prrkor
Hinstark Abork Wold Hase
Repatrintes Tores Boats in Mexican Repatriation
A damaged OCR item describes repatriation boats traveling from San Orleans Tampa and Mobile to Vera Cruz Mexico. The U.S. government offers free transport, with details confusing but noting a confidential agreement and weekly accommodations.
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Menwo City
Messian Givreimiat
Americ¢on
Rumenanay
Immans Diately
Coceign
Hruatbenstrit United Biatey
Yrairy
Fran
Ex County Clerk Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
Verge Valdi, ex county clerk, was found guilty by a jury of charges including embezzlement of funds and issuing false certificates. He received a two year sentence and additional similar cases against him in Crabbow are pending. appeal motions are noted.
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Delphi Chubrian
Maile
Santen Penitentiary
Whia
Pelein Welfare
York
Eliance
Vvaldi
Verge
H Wa. Graham
Turer
Venlde
Cnnute
Eued
Maule Enn Hartge
Abaining
Fais
Mnunly
Sens
Grrham
Identity of Dead Man Sought After Sheriff Finds Body
The coroner's inquest reports Elfarls Wu and Aramrulil as suspects, but Neal Awning is found in a vacant barn near Proenet. The body, dressed in a suit with a 4 feet 1S inches frame and 15 pounds, lies in a wall nook. a coroner's verdict awaits. Police seek next of kin.
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Elfarls Wu
Suuibey
Sheila Ceevssur
George Bacon
Proenet
Seok
Enids
Pope to Attend Anniversary Mass at Vatican City
Fragmented OCR text notes Pope will attend an anniversary mass at the Vatican in Vatican City. Mentions coronation context and February date, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Vatican
Vatican City
Edie PhD
One Cent a Day Pays Up to 100 Monthly
Fragments describe a small payment plan promising up to 100 dollars per month. The noisy OCR text mentions weekly and daily rates, locations in Dallas and Frang fragments, and references to terms like percentage, period, and due dates. The overall content is garbled but centers on a tiny daily payment for a larger monthly payoff.
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Mallich
Chicago Dye Works
Henile Y Lapert
the Rieux
Wll
Spi
Fred Schutvnberg
Schartenbers
Lf Sears
Wieelds
Nher
Btu
Dallas
Uvalde
Chambers
Ft. Worth
Galveston
Texas
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Wits
Ae Peter
Sion Shore
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Constance
Louis Adynstrang
Pita
Will, Fage Trial
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Chou
Hawaii
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Eure
Eapgresy
Lincorner
Erin
Monafia
Masada
Leriatianni
Thalia Mastin
Watton Pearman
Eeriona Indasy
Edenmar
Sian
Jenier Toziat
Otis Walter Fupite
Andress
Arith Ker
Wright
Pontly
Sea School Work
Wan Yuen
Priping
Das
Atheer
Mie
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Minchurin
Tinhsie
Mavchiin
Japan
Worid
Jan Tran Tai Gah
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Riera
Supa
Niesyi
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Manchuria
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Monehuri
Vinhaien
Hurblu
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Toiindian Total
Bnaies
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Ander
Effeiener
Mnemal
Lee Damlary
Ntel Arnt
Danvers
Fsa
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Pipsye
Kan
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Cody
Teean
Alniity
Turan
Clee
Mane Che
Mark
Una Angeles
Meraphia
Sharh
Pis Wecee Moutmemers
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Pie
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Teal Haleleh
N.t. Roi Bi
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Dallas Way
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