Japan Cotton Traders Visit Fort Worth Amid Cash Cotton Talks
Two Japanese buyers from the Japan Cotton Trading Company, visiting Fort Worth after inspecting Texas Gulf terminals in Houston and Galveston, discussed strong demand for cotton. They noted Japan’s need for ample cotton, confirmed by their admission that Japanese lenders favour cotton, silk, and related exports. They travel to San Antonio and plan to return to Fort Worth, asserting Japan may seek large purchases if prices are favorable.
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Scattered Remarks on Global Trade and Cotton Prices
Fragmentary remarks discuss China exports, U S and world markets, and cotton price expectations. The voice notes uncertain supply changes, potential price shifts, and general economic outlook with scattered mentions of contracts and shipments.
Liquor car wreck ends escape of two fugitives
Deputies reported a liquor car collision that upset a tenting party near Alice and leads to the escape of two men after a chase. Witnesses described the pursuit along the road to Corpus Christi as a wagon rain ended in wreckage amid snow and gunfire.
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Training Camp Opens With Hundreds of Officers Reporting
One hundred sixty officers had reported at HO DC headquarters by Wednesday for the weeks training. Approximately 35 more officers were expected to report before day’s end. Registration of officers arriving by the train started Tuesday as large numbers arrived. Training operations would begin that evening with demonstrations and exams to follow.
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Hartfield Car Cleaner Beaten by Strikers in retaliation
Ty Horsfiell reports that Hartfield a car cleaner for the railroad was assaulted by two men on Nogales street as he returned from work. The attackers fled in a car and the incident followed a strike action by shop workers. Local federation leaders say Hartfield was targeted due to the strike and that the assailants will likely be prosecuted. Hartfield, who has worked for the railroad since the strike began, resides at 62 North Center Street. Police and railroad officials are investigating and expect to arrest the attackers before month’s end.
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Service changes loom for San Antonio street shuttle
The San Antonio Public Service Company warns future action may affect the North Tian street shuttle run. Officials say a car failure delayed service on Tuesday night after which replacement service is planned if conditions permit.
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Jitney Bus Fight Sparks City Economy Debate
Fin have taken Tk upon to urge the company running expenses by restraining jitney busses in Port there and the city. Officials say economy policies should be governed by future conditions. Jitney competition from South Ban Autnnan and near Adelene has reduced trade, with similar competition along the on street. Army Post line has also cut into the trade.
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Conference on Deep Water Plans for Corpus Christi
A three man San Antonio committee will travel to Corpus Christi Wednesday night to confer with Captain Shambers on the cheap waterway plans. The committee includes K. Rundell, A. OR Ponder, and Gees Md Meloff. Captain Shambers arrives Thursday to discuss preliminary plans and ensure board approval and federal project coordination.
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River Ave Fire Improvement Talks Highlight Ward School Need
At a regular semi monthly River Ave fire improvement meeting held at M. 4H. Wier’s home, attendees urged a ward school and proper drainage. A committee was formed to approach authorities about funding and inclusion in the annual budget. Delegation plans to press city officials at a later date, with discussions noted of ongoing drainage work and community needs.
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Woodall Trails in San Antonio Campaign Speech
Ben Woodall, candidate for Texas state comptroller, stalls in San Antonio to urge tax reform. He attacks the current system as antiquated and inefficient, promises to curb waste, and cites his prior experience in the state comptroller’s department. The speech touches on his ties to publishing interests and his opponent’s alleged conflicts.
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Woman attacked with pocket knife on Monterey Street
A 24 year old Black man held and stabbed a woman with a pocket knife near Monterey Street. She was taken to the hospital in critical condition after the assault, while police detained a White man and a Black woman for questioning. Detectives investigated the incident and reported the suspect fled the scene.
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Aguli Defertney Cases Involving City Mentions
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Unclear OCR Fragment on Regional Trade Hub Plans
Fragmentary text mentions Mark Rowdy, San Antonio, Bodthivese loxax, and Gerald Fy Hout as president of the Chumbee of Conmerce. It references county cooperation with automobile men to establish campsites, and notes more than 100 ent and a mugen brogen ean at a colehunion.
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Dangers of Calomel Promoted By Harsh Patent Remedy Claims
A damaged text warns readers against calomel as a harmful mercury medicine blamed for vomiting numbness and sickness. It urges using Danielon’s Liver Tone, a vegetable substitute, as a safer alternative and ridicules calomel sellers and doctors for unsafe claims.
Packing Haliso Inspector Dies in Sudden Tragedy
A terse report notes the sudden death of Packing Haliso Inspector amid unclear details. Authorities investigate causes while colleagues express shock at the loss of the official known for overseeing inspections related to Chicago trade activities.
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