Murray Urges Reform of Banking System
Oklahoma Governor Murray speaks in Washington urging repeal of the 10 year tax on state bank notes and promotes reform of the central and state banking systems. He criticizes the federal reserve, defends Scotch banking ideas, and argues for currency backed by commodities and agricultural security instead of securities, while detailing the financial influence on rural areas.
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Waslington
D.C
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Allienwise le
Oklahoma
Hawking Reforma
McKeown
Murray
Bill Seeky
Atnirs
Oklahom
Ha McWkeawn
Stevetius Mellon
England
Central
Federal Reserve Banking
United Statea
Coff
Merry
Weirs and Omeank Committee
Congress
Winnes
Hagland
United Siates Bet
Sneenlalora
P Murray
Murras
Paneer
Gavernae
Arulir
Ayaiem
Asaniliog
Eneloda
Jolla
Solon Says Road Price Too High
Washington news column notes Senator Simmons of Nebraska argues against a $7 per inch road price and mocks the Mount Vernon project. Testimony on highway funding cites a potential $2,200,000 to be spent, while references to George Washington and a marble comet appear in lively debate.
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Solon
Wasilington
D.C
Dan
Simmons
Nebraska
George Washington
Nowe Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Yeas
Thomas Jt. Marttonald
Eiet
Burratt
George
Lara
Vernon
Scout Officer Tomi 5 A Speaks at Regional Meetings
Arthur A Shuck will visit San Antonia Wednesday for a brief visit speaking to an assembly at the Allen Leigh High School and at chamber of commerce meetings in Macon and Mania Arena Bay SeoulK. He will go to Fort Worth from Rome to attend a regional scout meeting with Roane Oklahoma and New Mexico delegates.
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Arthur A. Shuck
America
San Ntonia
Alune Leigh Vigh
Annaneeling
Chamber of Comimerre
Macon
Mania
Cainell
Bay Seoulk
Maga
Beluick
Fort Worth
Nore
Sinien
Roane
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Auto train crash kills two in SITEVEPORT area
Two people died in a collision between an automobile and a train near SITEVEPORT yesterday. Authorities said the incident occurred during a private era of travel and an investigation is underway to determine the cause and identify the victims.
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Siteveport
Sinn Thaw
D. M. Kenna
Dean Taday
From
Wirher
Tere
Woman Finds Two Cars in Garage
A woman found two automobiles in the garage at the residence of Mrs G T L Alokranse on Mallison Street. Mrs Altekrause said she returned Sunday night to Hind and observed the cars arranged there. She offered no explanation, and the cars were taken to the police pounds.
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Mra. G. TL
Alokranse
Mallison Street
Mra
Altekrause
Planes aiding Indians bring relief to Navajo villages
Army bombers flown at low altitude dropped more than five tons of food and supplies to isolated Navajo and Zuni villages in heavy snows. Officials in Washington ordered relief using annotated maps and several thousand sacks of flour coffee bacon and fruit were carried to the stranded region.
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Winslow
Weathen New
Westersday
Indian Department
Washington
Relid
Alr
Trolbronk
Aviaurt
Ciemn
Charles 1
Short Selling of Cotton Probed
Washington hearing on cotton short selling and grain exchanges as lawmakers assess the impact of prohibitions and possible regulatory changes. Vinson and Vinson of Georgia push for targeted enforcement while skeptics fear blanket bans. debate centers on extending grain futures rules to prevent manipulation.
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Milter Chatmann Doues
Utures
Kae
Vemoorat
Vosas
Vinsan
de Louse Saval
Vinson
Georgie Metaerars
Jurisdic
Coltan
Group Pushes Federal Aid for Relief Efforts
A legislative debate centers on approving federal aid for disaster relief. Advocates urge swift funding to support states and citizens while opponents question fiscal impact and allocation, warning delays could worsen hardship. Major officials push for emergency funds tied to disaster relief measures.
Dogs in Mexico Have Their Day
Fragmentary article notes dogs in Mexico and a figure named Saied Wravicld, focusing on dogs, homeless individuals, and street life. The readable text resembles a local column about animal and social topics with ambiguous context and unclear events.
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Mexico
Knobknockers Report Theft at Grande Courts Office
A fluctuating, partially legible notice reports theft at Grande Courts, 710 3 Dery Avenue, with money and jewelry valued around 20 dollars taken. It mentions a suspect, police contact, and a watch stolen from a location near Gunter Hotel.
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Hanes
Loneywerding
Vla West Martin Street
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Company of
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Neresiett
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Gunter Hotel
Border Bandits Hunted After Gun Battle
Border authorities pursued a group of Mexican bandits after a gun battle near the river. Five patrol inspectors were wounded, and officers on both sides engaged in a running pursuit to trap the fugitives along the riverbank and across the water. No arrests were reported as search efforts continued.
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Wranderel
Pase
Aroet
Maton
Not So Stylish? Family Show at Witte Museum
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Eugenie of Texas and an event at the Witte Museum, referencing Haske maker head and a presentation by Mr. and Mrs. Pine. The readable parts suggest a social or exhibition item with uncertain details.
Train Wreck Inevitable Injuries Reported Incomprehensible Text
A garbled OCR item reports a deadly train wreck with 11 killed and a score hurt. The legible phrases reference a French route, Chaissire, and a stallion related incident. No clear locations, dates, or reliable names are identifiable from the fragment.
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Hanes Dian
Teay
Vintin Sina
Mexico weighs one day divorce law to aid couples
Mexican officials prepare a one day divorce measure allowing immediate filings with mutual consent. The law requires 60 days notice if consent is not clear, imposes a 12 peso fee per divorce, and aims to streamline cross border cases with the United States. The measure faces legal questions in both nations as observers note past shifts in divorce practice.
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Mexico
Sant Taeres
Esas
Nevada
AthMusne Kia
Deeree
Certo
Ria
Tus
Bere
de Reps
Jt Wits
Ig Nok Norps Eaty
Hank
Mezlin
United States
Supreme Court
Cnernarie
Atlinra
Morelos
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