Beer Avenue Swelling Goffers Revenue Report
In Washington July 1 the revived beer business three months old yields the fourth largest monthly revenue source for Uncle Sam. May tax receipts show $11,338,026 from beer duties and licenses. April receipts totaled $58,269,052. Estimated annual beer revenue near $132,000,000, with cigarettes leading, followed by income tax and gasoline.
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Wasrington
D. C
Rane
Uncle Sam
Tris
Sfort
Anl
Osteopathy and Bloodless Surgery Misnomers Explained
A garbled discussion defines osteopathy and its practice, noting historic terms like bloodless surgery and doctorless models. It outlines training paths, including osteopathic medical colleges, and contrasts osteopathy with allopathic medicine, mentioning course content and professional status.
Unclear Weather Ledger From Historic Tear Notes
Fragmentary weather report references a storm event or forecast with ad hoc notes on winds, temperatures, and conditions. Mentions locations and times in a garbled OCR stream, retaining several named places and generic forecast terms without coherent narrative or dates.
City Meeting Day Change for Thursday Sessions
The city commission votes to move meetings from Monday to Thursday. Mayor C K Quin explains the ordinance aims to give residents three extra days to bring matters before the council, noting residents previously prefaced actions with a Saturday visit to City Hall.
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C.K. Quin
Mrs Ila A Boole May Quit Office
Mrs Ila A Boole, longtime president of the Ka onal Womeirs Christian Temper ance union, expresses a wish to retire from her post to focus on duties as president of the International W T U. The group will hold its inter- Nasional Convention next year in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Milwauke
Ella A. Boole
Kaonal
Womeirs Christian Temperance Union
Loting
Tnternational
Stockholm
Sweden
Allaco Rules on Delegated Delegates and August Election
July 3 report from Austin says James Alfred and allies ruled that delegates and alternates chosen by the convention against the Eighteenth Amendment should be placed on the hall for the August 26 election despite late reception by the secretary of state. A slate of both repeal and anti repeal delegates will be submitted for statewide vote. Filing deadline for delegate lists expired at midnight. Names of delegates were certified by officers of the anti appeal convention.
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Austin
James Alfred
Allornes Neral
Pepal
Bath
Texas
Italian Area Is Rocked by Quake Reported in Ancona
Ancona Italy region rocked by a quake with damage across streets and buildings. The report mentions unusual tremors felt at 2 80 mom and concerns about safety in nearby counties.
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Ancona
Italy
Guowart
Recognition of Soviet Russia Seems Certainty
Washington reports strong possibility that Roosevelt will recognize Soviet Asia before year end. A near certainty to extend formal recognition, according to a source close to the president. Jesse H. Jones said the Reconstruction Finance Corporation would finance a ban to enable an American cotton sale, with no specific sum disclosed.
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Soviet Russia
Washington
Soviet Asia
Roosevelt
Wis
Jesse H. Jones
Recoastingflout Finance Corporation
Maury Maverick's Daughter Bitten by Snake
Terrenia Maverick, 4 alx and daughter of County Collector Maury Maverick, suffered a snake bite at home on Sunday with condition described as worse Monday. Local authorities report minor injuries and expect follow up care.
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Maury
Terrenia Maverick
Maury Maverick
Public Works Plan Seen Wedge in Recovery Effort
An Associated Press overview describes the national recovery act public works program to employ millions by spending 3.9 billion dollars on permanent-value projects nationwide. It outlines administration, state boards, and project types including highways, waterways, public buildings, housing, and hospitals with a 30 hour week and living wages.
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Washington, D. C
Jaly
Washington
Cabinet Board
Expenditures for Relief Set at 313 410 370
Relief expenditures for 1933 totaled 313 410 370 with 82 percent from public funds. About 43 000 000 people lived in cities and relief areas. New York led with 79 018 025, Chicago 38 163 808, Boston 14 646 673, Detroit 23 559 027.
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D.C
Usi
Department of Labor
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Former Argentine Chief Near Death in Delicate Condition
In Buenos Aires on July 3 physicians reported former President Vyingoven’s condition extremely delicate and that they had administered extreme measures to sustain him. In Washington on July 1 Joseph B. Keenen of Cleveland was chosen as an assistant attorney general to direct the Justice Department campaign against Turkelnering.
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Vyingoven
Washington, D.C
Joseph B. Keenen
Cleveland
Atormsy General
Ite Justee Departimrait
Agaist
Terkelnering
Prohibition Agent Shot and Robbed in Beaumont
In Beaumont on July 3 Bob Galloway a former prohibition agent told officers he was beaten and robbed of 4500 by three armed men in an auto. He was found unconscious in a bullet riddled car at dawn and admitted to a hospital in mixed condition. A bullet punctured a tire forcing him into a ditch and his high boots were cut off with the money stolen.
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Beaumont
Bob Galloway
Galloway
Wiley Post Seeks Solo Flight Record at Air Department
Wiley Post plans a solo flight aimed at breaking his own mark, after previously circling the globe with Harold Craty. The Oklahoma aviator discussed the attempt with journalists, outlining a six day period and specific time estimates for the upcoming voyage.
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Wiley Post
Washington, D.C
Harold Craty
Garg
Minere
Gelly
Six point program for truck industry reform outlined
July 3 7 Chicago. A six point plan for stabilizing the motor freight industry was sketched for Hugh B Johnson federal administrator dispatched today by the Illinois Junior Truck Operators Association urging a conference of refr and motor freight executives to draft a transportation policy. The program includes wage and work limits for drivers uniform rate schedules, a maximum daily haul of 230 miles, fair taxation, and adequate insurance with proceeds used for maintaining metiways.
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Chicago
Hugh
Johnson
U. S
Lae Llinois Unior
Waller KE
McGarron
Western Cuba Struck By Hurricane
A tropical disturbance crossed extreme western Cuba causing 13 deaths and $3,000,100 in damage in Trinidad after moving through Pinar del Rio. The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds, toppled roof tiles, cut power lines, interrupted communications, and prompted officials to urge full precautions as it moved toward the Gulf of Mexico. Father Gutierrez Lanza warned conditions were dangerous as crews reported great damage at Los Palacios.
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Cuba
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Pinar de Rio
Gulf of Mexico
Pinar del Rio
Potlon
Father Gutierrez Lanza
Belen Observatory
Eyelone
Father Larza
Cuban Electric Company
Los Palacios
Pinar del Rio Provine
1000 Homeless in Hurricane Wake in Trinidad
In Port of Spain Trinidad a full recount of the hurricane havoc was still awaited as repair crews faced blocked communication and roads. At least 13 people were killed and 1000 homes destroyed with property losses estimated at 3 million dollars. Cedrox Icacos districts suffered food shortages while many medical families faced afflictions. Governor Hollis toured the stricken area reporting extensive damage to crops and coconut plantations as forests were nearly wiped out.
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Trinidad
Jess
Setticta
Cedrox
Icacos
Sur
Hollis
Atracken
Crocoa
Two Banks Qualify to Take Bexar Funds
The National Bank of Commerce and Commercial National Bank Monday qualified as county depositories by complying with court decisions requiring bank directors to authorize security for public funds. Courts ruled officers lacked authority to pledge security without board authorization.
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National Bank of Commerce and Commercial National Bank
Bank Hed Vo
Painters invited to learn about National Recovery Act
Attention painters and workers are invited to Monday’s meeting to better understand improved working conditions under the National Recovery Act. Labor officials will explain the act and its protections for tradespeople.
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Menlbig Minnday
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