Japan Diet Debates Policy and Wartime Warnings
In Tokyo today the imperial diet heard cabinet statements of policy and calls for peace while warning against hostility from the United States. Foreign Minister Hirota voiced hopes for early Russo-Japanese settlement and stressed Japan’s duty to maintain East Asian peace. War Minister Hayashi outlined fixed army policies and predicted less army interference in nonmilitary matters despite changes at the war office.
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Baron Tatsun Yu- Mainolo
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Ol Pulley
Premier Faces Charge in Blavisky Scandal
Paris reports that the premier and three cabinet members were served with documents amid the Blavisky scandal. Deputy Philippe Henriat, Ferriol, and other ministers are advised to be ready to defend themselves before parliament.
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Ferriol
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Filence
Eugene Reynaiy
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MO Lawreyternar
Gepines
Foreign markets and a cryptic ledger tale
A fragmented OCR passage depicts foreign markets and a tangled ledger. It mentions various names and entities in a bewildering stream, with unclear actions or outcomes. The text hints at trade notes or a report but offers no concrete events or dates.
A Race Track Decision Held Up by Vague Offers
A plan to establish a race track at Exposition Park delays a final decision. Mayor C K Quin said ten written proposals and six other applications arrived, but none gave a definite promise. Proposals came from A W Phillips of Danas and Longview and John 4 Ghoule of Ran Antonis.
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Exposition Park
C.K. Quin
Quin
A. W. Phillips
Danas
Longview
Johm
Ghoule
Ran Antonis
Fate of the Fredericksburg and Northern Line in doubt
The fate of the Fredericksburg and Northern railway, a link to San Antonio and San Angelo, will be debated at an interling commerce commission hearing. The commission may allow Southern Pacific to consolidate its 14 Texas and Louisiana companies if it agrees within 60 days to buy the F and N if found in the public interest. A September 18 hearing showed SP arguing consolidation saves $600,000 annually, while the traffic department urged completion of the G and W T lines within a reasonable time. the line has since been halted under permit.
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Fredericksburg
Northermine
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YS. P
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S. P
Commission
F and N
Leo
Chamber of Commerce
Verdict Returned in Soldier Death Case
Justice of the Peace H. Talbert of Precinct No 5 returned a verdict of accidental death for Private Lemuel J. Welsh 40 of Camb Normerle. His body was found near a freight train on Friday, and he was sent to Slidell for burial.
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Justice of the Peace
H. ‘Tal‘bert
Precinet Wo
Lemuel J. Welsh
Camb Normerle
Costa Rican Mail Weight Increase Sparks Parcel Post Debate
Parcel post weight limit to Costa Rica rises from 92 to 44 pounds after confusion. Postmaster Lurat announced Tuesday that parcel post service to Portuguese East Africa has been discontinued.
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Costa Rica
Lurat
Portuguese East Africa
Fay
Filibuster Tied to Ocean Mail Contract Bid
Washington report says Senator Reed led an investigation into a March 3 1933 filibuster delaying a resolution that held up bids for ocean mail contracts. Ball testified the Philadelphia Mail Steamship line would win the award if the delay persisted, linking Walter F Brown to confidential contract deals and urging a billeted alliance among rail lines to form a new carrier.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Walter F. Brown
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Shipping Board
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Chaumat O'Conner
Te Shipping Board
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Reading
Baltimoe
Ohio
Yrraniaca
Market Trends Show Mixed Opening With Mixed Rail Utilities Slump
New York stocks opened irregularly as metals rose and rails and utilities failed to follow early gains. Major advances appeared in American Can, Alcoa, and U.S. Steel while Consolidated Gas and Case North Antl can declined. Banking earnings rose, with weekly condition statements noting higher commercial borrowing and a $59 million rise in aggregate bank earnings. Bond market buying cited as a key factor with traders mixed on outlook.
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Consolidated Gay
Sanla Be
New York Central
Case
North Anuttan
U.S. Steel
Chrayier
Auuney
Reyork
Federal Reserve System
AL Jother
Iwans
Adet
Boise
Lawaiyl
Grain Market Reacts To Mixed Signals In Early Trading
Chicago grain prices fluctuated as markets opened with uncertain demand and weather hints. Wheat showed scattered selling while corn and oats moved lower on reports from Argentina and domestic harvest conditions, with some gains noted in nearby purchases amid cautious trading at the start of the week.
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Chicago
Carla Indze
Jhiiver
Presi
Rooseve
Argentina
Westen
Wool Market Rumors Stir Slow Auction Amid Market Mix
Fragmented text indicates a wool market report with mentions of slow sales, competing buyers, and regional entities. References to names like AMATON, HORN, SAPD, and WEBB appear amid scattered phrases about auctions, prices, and market activity. The passage is incomplete and difficult to parse for concrete figures or outcomes.
San Antonio Livestock Market Slows Amid Weaker Demand
Receipts show heavy cattle demand easing as a broad mix of calves bulls and yearlings sold with prices slipping. Strongest notes include choice truck hogs around 2.50, cattle averages near 4.00 to 5.50 per hundredweight, and varied bids across San Antonio and Kansas City markets reflecting softer overall activity.
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Puan Keneny Drgion Event Reported By Local Post
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Arrests Mark Open of Orleans Mayor's Race Voting
In New Orleans on January 23 brisk morning voting saw six arrests at Liepolis as a four sided mayoralty primary began under overcast skies. U S Senator Hary P Long's presence loomed large as campaign tensions rose with anti Lang factions gaining traction.
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Merey
Treaty Naval Bill Wins Approval in House
The House Naval Committee approved the Vinson treaty navy bill by unanimous vote and plans to attach it to an equal navy appropriation bill under consideration. The bill would authorize about 76 million dollars annually for five years to raise the fleet to treaty limits and replace obsolete vessels.
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Suburb Bond Vote Planned for Los Angeles Heights Sewer
Los Angeles Heights voters face a February 24 ballot to approve bonds exceeding 3158,000 for a solitary sewer system upgrade. Arthur M. Scholz, president of the water and gas improvement district, announced the bond election date and voter qualifications, including six months residency and real property tax payment. The public works loan has already won approval from voters and the federal agency.
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Arthur M. Scholz
Joan
Insurance Suit Remanded to State Court by Federal Judge
Federal Judge R J McMilno remanded an insurance dispute to the fifty seventh district court after arguments over federal jurisdiction. Bun Matha sues Continental Casualty alleging denial of a 29.60 disability indemnity premium for a policy cancelled, seeking reinstatement.
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Thal
Burglary Trial Proceedings Messy Fragments Describe Case
Disjointed notes outline a burglary trial involving Jack Graves in a district court. The fragmented text mentions defense arguments and several miswritten names, places, and dates, but the core event remains a burglary case and court proceedings.
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Alternam
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Cas ‘Thahms
Warner
Pleas of Guilty Send Man to Jail
Pleading guilty to three charges, the man was fined and jailed. He received five days in jail on each charge and was fined amounts totaling 16 dollars with costs. The case occurred in County Court of Law, involving charges including shoaling and theft from Mya Le Vale ters and others.
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Houston
Mya. A
Veteran Mules and Horses to Go When Outfit Is Motorized
Fort Sam Houston notes veteran mules and horses in the Second Division will be retired as motorization takes over. The average animal age nears 20, with some well into their thirties, yet they remain capable. Jim, from Company D, Twenty third Infantry, is cited as the oldest mule at Fort Sam Houston. A 30 year old wheel horse of Battery Sixteenth Field Artillery is also mentioned as the unit’s oldest rider. Jim loves sugar and resists riders. Trish will turn 30 in 1934 and is listed on an official card as named in 1910.
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Twenty-third Infantry
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Cadets to Return to Jefferson Posts This Year
Cadets who voluntarily left their posts in the RL O. 7, 6, and month will be reinstated Wednesday. Principal Thomas B. Portweot announced they will reenter the R.O. T with their prior rankings. Reinstatement was approved after a written request to Portwoend.
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Thomas B. Portweot
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Urey
Is Mdels
Money and Metals London Nar Gold News Brief
A garbled market brief from London and New York mentions shifts in gold and other metals trading. The fragment hints at prices or indices tied to energy and commodity flows, with unclear references to traders or institutions and dates not clearly captured.
Sugar and Coffee Market Report From New York
Sugar prices moved lower early today while no sales were reported. Refiners awaited further trade signals as Cuban shipments and trade talks influenced sentiment. Market activity centered on potential price movements and refinery demand amid fluctuating futures.
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Wedel
Cotton Market Jumps Amid Mixed New York Trading
Markets opened soft with Cotters easing for Liverpool cables slower than expected while buying cooled. Prices showed declines across several contracts before a late rally lifted John Mas and Duly to modest gains, yet declines persisted in other months. Census data noted a 12,598 bale gain, with London prices quoted as steady to lower amid quiet demand in Liverpool.
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Postmaster List Given to Farley
The oil service commission certified to Postmaster General Farley on January 23 that the following were eligible for appointment as postmasters: Comfort Texas Frad Gock ML Past William Pellbaum Miss Katy Plach Skidmore Texas Mrs Tia D Rennert Tobert A Meath Sita Texas Edgar F Bonarden Homer Womack.
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Pawnee Votes for 26000 School Bond
Pawnee residents approve a 26000 bond issue to fund a modern eight room school. The project is slated for completion by September of the coming year, reflecting the community’s commitment to expanded local education.
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Jhore
Funeral Set for Gonzales Druggist GONZALES
Funeral services will be held here tomorrow for L. G. Brenner 72 past president of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association who died Sunday in Houston. Treasury receipts show December and monthly figures with large totals for 1828 718 053 12 and emergency expenditures.
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Ruweist
Texas Phermaceutical Asseciation
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Axpendi Wres
Stove Explosion Blamed for Blaze in Home
An early morning stove explosion destroyed the home of C. V. Slaven at 421 Hot Well, with an estimated loss of 1500. Fire officials say the blaze started in the kitchen and caused extensive damage before being brought under control.
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Sire
Market Report From the Growers Market Prices and Quotas
The Growers Market notes arrivals from Mexico and California with prices for beets, cabbage, peppers, tomatoes, and squash. Fruits and vegetables list detailed quotations by item, including strawberries at 2.28 per crate and lemons at 5.25 to 5.75 per box, alongside dairy and poultry rates for butter cream and eggs.
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Dollar Quotations London and Berlin Trade News
The report covers currency moves with the dollar fluctuating near the 15 97 mark in London and 2.62 marks per dollar in Berlin. It notes American purchases affecting eurodollar dynamics, French franc activity around 2977, and cross rates including the pound at 1.27 dollars.
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Dividends Declared by New York Company
New York June 23 Special dividend of 1 per share on common stock set to be paid August 1. Record date February 7, with shares to holders of record February 8. Company notes profits but cites continued liquidity and stability of earnings. Bankers and investors await further details on the payout.
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Floresville Judge Aids 8.4 Man in District Revival
Floresville officials appoint Judge Care WL to assist special judge Harry L. Howard in reviving a district court effort beginning February. Judge Carr will travel per instructions from Judge J. B. Pont of Victor, under the Fourth district.
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Bonham to Receive Junior 6.0 Medal and Presenter Hint
Bonham is set to receive a junior 6.0 medal at a ceremonial event with a guest presenter. A government official from a national commerce ministry is expected to attend, with a noted formal reception amid a planned gathering in the San Antonio area.
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