Mayor Seeks Use of Ace Tax Money for Jobs
Mayor Chambers announced plans to use back tax funds to hire about 300 workers immediately, with $1,100,000 in bonds approved by the attorney general. He said if the bonds are approved, the city can deploy men to streets, parks, and river repairs, while current tax debts are paid and property owners updated on installments. The city aims to employ up to 1,500 workers as the program expands, drawing on $75,000 available now and more funds from the tax revenues to fund late payments and avoid delinquent collections. The plan hinges on continuing legal approval and charter constraints.
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ST. Chambers
Dheft
Bulloet
Deny Hark
Jin
Ran- Ample Ltd
Weelaers
Chambers
Mic
Hitek
Anita
Grevenl
Huey Kim
Iaw
Witte Museum To Display Work Of Local Artists
The Witte Museum will exhibit oil paintings watercolors pastels and pen-and-ink works by San Antonio artists. Entries must be residents of San Antonio or nearby for at least six months, delivered by August 1, with a small handling charge. The exhibition opens September with a prelude showing.
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Min Antonio
Witte Minorial Nisenty
M Blanche
Are
One Arts
San Antunis
Anu Ser
Irtusport
Senda Lure al Hobe Tel
Srpromler
Claim Bridge Law Illegality Sparks Court Action
The hearing centers on dissolving the injunction against the bridge law as Hailey argues the state lacks authority to affirm the bridge project. Oklahoma official Governor W. We C Alfalfa JH Murray is questioned over authority while Anilge Neblett orders opening and dismantling barriers to toll bridges and road resurfacing under Gov Moreau.
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Hailey
Hind
Murray
Oklahoma
Baller
Rayne
Anthaciy
Duke Lewis
Denver
Dundee Qoln
Moreau
Bailes
Kenner
Heidze
Mkhahe
Flo
Courts Grant Rehearing Motion in Civil Case
Court records show a rehearing motion granted in a civil matter involving multiple defendants and a payee. The decision affirms prior judgments and directs further proceedings to proceed in accordance with the court order. The names and exact charges are obscured in the OCR but pertain to marital and financial claims in the underlying suit.
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Pryate
CVT
Hihalon West
Fira
Rane
Enimneys
Floods Break Heat Wave in West Denver
Severe floods across western regions caused extensive property damage and evacuations. In Denver area creeks overflowed destroying buildings and washing away garages and machinery. estimates reached $100,000 with several families saved by police and bystanders.
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Denver
Colo
Almota
Colfax
Waah
Walla
Borsea
Cheyenne
Eureka
Nogales
Arizona
Sonar
World Aianen Flight Plan From Moscow To Alaska
The text discusses an air route involving Moscow, Alaska, and points like Nome and Irkutsk. It mentions the Winnie Mae and various legs of a long flight, with times and intermediate stops at sites such as Nuvusi and Khabarovsk. It references pilots aiming for non stop or extended legs and notes overheating and timing challenges.
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Xlowne
Galty
Nuvusi
Vbissk
Bankorn
Herndan
Natay
Hosto
Gitte
Jekutek
Aid Canslosn
Tecelon
There
Alaska
Tor
Niageveschonth
Khabarovsk
Dion
Ing
Alawka
New York
Alent
Trkutsk
Saul
Vrhutsk
Hase
Orksulsk
Black man nabbed in cigarette theft by officer
Police report states Albert Kohrer detained a Black man caught taking two cartons of cigars from the customer area. The suspect bolted but was overtaken by the officer outside Brecker address at 1300 4 F Tausten street.
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Albert Kohrer
Viita
Brecker
Tausten
White House Sleuth Raised to Providence Secret Service Post
Walter G. Ferguson, after 14 years as a member of the White House secret service detail, has been promoted to chief of the Providence district of the Secret Service. The report notes his long service and new assignment within the agency.
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White House
Washington, D.C
Walter G. Ferguson
White Tense
Secret Service
Providence, R. Fy
Gerard Urges Dry Law Banishment and Russian Embargo
A garbled note references President Hoover urging prohibition enforcement and a constitutional ban on alcohol, mentioning a spouse amendment and various political actions. The readable lines imply calls for dry law measures and embargoes, with unclear phrasing about Germany and international policy.
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Gerard
Roost Corn Toil Gents Roost Corn
A fragmented report notes Roost Corn Toil Gents discussing price per bushel around 72 cents with other figures cited. Rumors of agreements and market moves circulate as a special meeting of trade directors is mentioned and delays are speculated.
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Rovner
Elise
Atenant of
Lowel
Vestenday
Cralee
Grange Granted Plea In Federal Reeves Case
The article details a federal reevaluation of cases involving Grange and others. Judge Wilkerson indicated a continued ruling on Capone related matters while reviewing grand jury actions and potential penalties. The court discussed retry or confirmation options as defenses and prosecutors weigh further inquest steps.
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Corte Yestoria
Shige Wilkerson
Gonkal
Antaeieus
Tadze Wilkerson
Justica
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