Indicted as business competitor questioned at chamber meet
At the chamber of commerce headquarters in St Louis on July 23 a committee led by Rep Joseph Shannon of Kansas City continued hearings into government competition with private business. Ray Grass of the SB Harris Wool Co testified that the Nations Wool Marketing Bureau’s entry harms independent dealers and growers. The Farm Board and its acts were pushed for abolishment as Congress aid to farmers. A telegram from Sen Thomas of Oklahoma invited the committee to Lawton Fort Sill to investigate the Fort Sill exchange. Edward Schuechtner alleged the Treasury blue print office favoritism harmed private drawing material firms.
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BT. Louis
INS
Uncle Ramas & Busi Deas
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph B. Shannon
Kansas City
Mix
Vox
Georgia
Wnd
9. C. Pettingill
Lug Neve
Ray Grass
Harris Wool Company
St. Lows
Nations
Farm Board
Federal Farm Board
Congress
United States
Thomas
Oklahoma
Lawton
Okla
Snd
Fort Bill
Fort Sil
Fort Bull
Boyrotl
Army
Monte Ble Performs Daring Act At Matinee Crowd
Monte Ble drew a standing ovation after leaping from the wings to tackle a wardrobe mishap during a Wanda Stowart chorus number. He ripped the dress in a flash as the audience watched a whirl of activity in the matinee. The sensational moment capped a lively show.
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Srattle
Monte -Ble
Wanda
Canopus Tourist Club Dance and Friday Events
The Canopus Tourist club hosts a weekly dance at 8 30 Friday evening with Miss Meta Heetwig presented in pinnacentes and a list of accompanying guests. Other events include a Magnolia grove drill at Dairyland, an old-fashioned dance at Turner Hall, a luncheon for Miss Jeanette Robertson’s wedding, and various social gatherings across town.
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Canopus
Meta Heetwig
Pinnacentes
Woman's Club
San Pedro Avenue
Ernest G. Seideman
Martyn
Hopper
Mollie Johnson
Maymedele Cermin
Richard Carr
Charline Kusener
Mary Snider
Adele Schilerex
Dorothy Fresenlue
Richard Cermin
Olive Magnolia Grove
Dairyland
Josephine Street
W.E. A. Review
Turner Hall
Lucille Lay
Laura Curry Nail
Gunter Hotel
Jeanette Robertson
Forney Nowlin
VFW Official Denies Bonus Army Ties
R B Handy Jr national adjutant general of the Veterans of Foreign Wars said the organization instructed its members against taking part in the invasion of Washington. He stated the difficulties in Washington do not reflect on the veterans who sought cash payment of adjusted service certificates in an orderly fashion.
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V.F.W
Bonus Army Kansas Gity
Washington
R. B. Handy Jr
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vet Leader Bids Farewell After Camp Service
Washington July 22 Former commander Edward A Abell of the Angenstia veterans camp takes final look at his leadership before departing for Johnston, Pe. He met Cen Douging MacArnwr urging an extra war for evac. The broadcast line mentions One World and wartime fleet references with unclear phrasing.
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Washington, D.C
Edward A. Abell
Angenstia
Johnstorn
Cen
Douging MacArnwren
Atwell
Wat Riot Victim Chicago Butcher Brother Relates
CHICAGO July 29 William Hlishka a 35 year old butcher and part time worker for five years was killed in yesterday's rioting in Washington. His brother Charlies said that Hlishka joined a veteran gang a month ago hoping Washington would be no worse for him. He came from Lithuania in 1913 served two years in the army and was naturalized at Camp Funston Kan. He was divorced and left a daughter now 32 who is with her mother.
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Chicago
Wiliam Hlishka
Honua
Washington
Charlies
Hushka
Lithuania
Camp Funston
Kan
Paraguayan Troops Attack Bolivians Reported by Bolivia
Bolivian authorities report Paraguayan troops attacked Bolivian forces near La Paz on July 19. Government officials warned Paraguay of possible retaliation while denying any hostile actions by Bolivia and calling for deescalation amid rising tensions.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Hs Forks
Heaplie
Para Aguay
Gem
American Wrestling Lineup Re-arranged in Los Angeles
Los Angeles today announced by Bil Surrit manager Pel Mehringer of Kansas defeated Conrad Caldwell in the heavyweight match. Lyle Mofford of Cornell College Town replaced Edgar Momir of California in the featherweight division after tryouts, both Mehringer and Mofford earning places on the team.
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Los Angeles
Bil Surrit
Pel Mehinger
Kansas
Conrad Caldwell
Los An-geins A. G
Lyle Mofford
Cornell College
Town
Edgar Momir
University of ‘California
Mehringer
Mofford
Liquor case figures in plea deals and bank suit
Federal judge rejects excuses for liquor violations as two men and nine women plead guilty and receive jail terms. Specific sentences include Clyde M. Marshall with $200 fine and 90 days, while others face 60 days or more. Separately, A. R. Henley files a new test case against City-Central Bank and Trust over a veterans bonus deposit, arguing it was not commingled with other funds. The matter seeks relief and potential appeal to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals.
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R. J. Mee Millar
Agate
Clyde M. Marshall
France
Mel Millan
Marshall
Benton Street
Mark Hance
United States
Truth Gaew
Goetz
Son
Dak
City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Ninety-fourth District
A. R. Henley
M. A. McClanahan
Vtctorney
Siticon
Money Duxeld
Junge
W. W. Merrory
Ninety Fourth District
Couch
McCrory
Henley
McClanahan
James Shaw
Cawt
Edith Townsend Clavin obituary centers on San Antonio family ties
Mrs Edith Townsend Clavin 54 of 1306 Nolunslreel dies and services are held at St Gerard s Catholic Church with Rev Joseph Murphy officiating Survivors include widower Dr Edward C Clavin two daughters Miss Naw and Felith Clavin three sons James Francis Lee and Woodrow Clavin a daughter Geraldine Clavin and her mother Mrs Anna Achenbach all of Washington Grove Maryland two brothers Ergay and Leo Archenbach of Washington Grove and George A Fletnam of Ring Texas plus many more relatives listed across Texas and Maryland Funeral details against a backdrop of regional ties and a local real estate feature wrap up in today s Light Olysaified Real Estate section.
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Edith Townsend Clavin
St. Gerard’s
Joseph Murphy
Edward C. Clavin
Misses Naw
Felith Clavin
James Francis
Lee
Woodrow Clayin
Geraldine Clavin
San Antonio
Anna Achenbach
Ergay
Leo Archenbach
Washington Grove
Maryland
Ghost Blamed by Boy Who Stabbed His Aunt to Death
In San Jose on July 28 George Douglas Templeton Jr. claims his grandmother’s ghost prompted him to stab his aunt Mrs Lillian Babcock of Manila and wound his uncle Willand Bacock. The defense will allege insanity and cite alleged financial doubles between Babcock and Templeton’s father Major George Douglas Templeton to explain the youth’s mental state.
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San Jose
Calif
Lillian Babcock
Manila Society
Willand Bacock
Manila
George Douglas Templeton Jr
Thomas Aitken
Bubevek
Young Templeton
George Douglas Templeton
Babtock
13 Per Cent Gain in Cotton Cloth Export Reported
Washington report shows a 13 percent rise in cotton cloth exports from the United States in May compared with April, despite gold standard competition, higher tariffs, and weaker purchasing power. The Commerce Department notes continued growth in May US cotton purchases by importing bases, with imports rising from April.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Roammierse Department
Inereaan
GANM
Iodk
National League Baseball Notable Plays and Line Scores
Fragmented OCR reports National League actions with names like Uy Tienetriek Weinman and Wane. It mentions Sacrifice plays, runs batted in, and late inning events across multiple teams, with unclear order and several garbled parts.
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Tuna Atled Uy
Tienetriek
Weinman
H.C Toayia
Jara Cuiberen
Kiem Grannies
Wits
Kean CO
Renefcers Barceline
DAM Iat
Itn
Gagalhnins Sacrifive
Wasiqy Dembie Pias
Ein Mararhyn
Heniiciek
Ponadeinia
Vineana
Csbrurk
Althusen
Minnivee
Tna
Reariant
Corpus Christi to Pay Wages in Scrip
Announcement from Corpus Christi states all officers and employees will be paid one half of July salaries in scrip with the other half in cash. Scrip vouchers become payable when countersigned by the comptroller. The comptroller will call for outstanding vouchers as funds allow and upon instruction.
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Corpus Christi
Opineil
Regents to Visit Texas U Lands Ban Angelo
Regents will tour 19 West Texas counties August 1 to 28 to inspect University lands totaling about 2,000,000 acres. Sites include Reagan and Pecos counties with designated fields and counties in the Big Lake area. The trip aims to review property and related ventures with university officials.
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Texas U. Lands
Ban Angelo
University of Texas
Nstitedon
General Land Office
West Texas
Innes
Pecca
Reagan County
Grove County
We Penn
Retor County
American League Scoop From a Ragged OCR Slice
The fragmentary text lists players and notes from an American League context. Names such as Campbell West, Mannah, Levey, Svhilir, Kinedaw, Harris, Kerry, Crowder, Tinney, and Waratt appear among scattered items. The damaged OCR hides clear events or dates, but hints at lineups, bases, and game notes.
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Tunaefeod
Godin Fy Rehan
Sipwatt
Campbell West
Mannah
Haerin
Tona-Baem Ma
Faasiin
Levey Paike
Svhilir
Kinedaw
Harris
Kerry Horin Rune
Tampholt
Westgainlen
Lever Sarritier
Len
Warkington i
Elzuck Wil
Closed Bank Will Pay Off Dividend
Pittsburgh July 29 receiver for the closed Bank of Pittsburgh National Association announced a 0 per cent dividend of about 860 dollars to 14,000 depositors. Last December the bank paid 2 per cent.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas
Bank of Pittsburgh
Naltaval Assordadinn
Communists Deny Campaign Against American Banks
New York July 29 Communist leaders issued a general denial of charges that party members used whispering campaigns to undermine confidence in the country’s banking system. Statements were issued by J Ammler and by the United Frnae Communist election campaign committees along with N Stevens Ighens and G A Hathaway who led the national campaign tram.
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New York
Genere
J. Amsler
Rove Ernor
United Frané
Stevens Ighens
G. A. Hathaway
National Communist
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