Recovery hinges on ending political experiments say business leaders
In a Forbes survey of U.S. executives led by B C Forbes, a majority urge to halt political experiments and disturbances to restore stability. They advocate price equalization, limited government intervention, and a simple, low-cost plan to defend the agricultural sector and encourage manufacturing.
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Weir
Levi Cobhdens
Woman Pastor Held on Theft Charges at Meézarl
Ban Baba July 30 report states Mb. Alizabel Gatlin, pastor of the First Christian church of Meézarl, faces theft counts after being accused of taking cattle and washing supplies. Her bond was set at BAO stone, with Cecil Gatlin, her listed bond holder, also facing related charges in Menard County.
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Callie
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Women score new tax plan protest in Boston
Min ute Women of Massachusetts held a second Boston tea party to protest President Roosevelt's thrifty tax plan. After a protest at Old South Meetinghouse, they presented Governor Curley with resolutions to be sent to the president. The group compared 1985 to 1776 and listened to Josiah Quilnay's speech recalling the Boston Tea Party.
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Howe
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Urschel to sue Laska for twelve thousand dollars
Oklahoma City oil man Charles F. Urschel seeks recovery of 12000 from Denver attorney Ben Laska whom authorities say received part of the ransom paid for Urschel. Laska was sentenced in federal prison yesterday after conviction for taking a lawyer’s fee from the so called hot money seized in the ransom plot linked to Albert Bates and others.
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Okahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Ben Laska
Denver
Urschel
Laska
Albert Bates
Drechel
Police patrol clears downtown taxi stands after two week notice
Police checked the downs town district Tuesday to enforce orders that taxicabs vacate downtown parking stands. The move followed protests by the chamber of commerce and the Retail Merchants association. Cab operators were given two weeks to find new parking facilities. Chief Owen W. Kilday reported no resistance as curbs were cleared.
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Commanikoner
Ph Wright
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Geadilna
Owen W. Kilday Sale
Avid Tal
Cal
Mexico Shipping Best Cotton Crop Details
report from Laredo notes the greatest cotton crop in Mexican history moving in bond through Texas toward world markets. About 20 percent of bales were moved through Laredo yesterday. Much of the cotton originates in Tamaulipas, one of Mexico’s richest cotton zones.
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Mexico
Bond
Texas
Bates
Bromneville
Tamaulipas
Mexton
Unclear OCR fragment on accommodations and company names
Fragmentary text mentions Superior accommodations and references to Authorland Thre Agno and Uniind Fralt Company with partial names Charles Seat and Hew Griesnn. No coherent event or context detectable.
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Wennesdaye
Satyrays
Authorland
Uniind Fralt Company
Charles Seat
Hew
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