Oil Attorney Warns State Bill Would Harm Industry
General Jacob F. Wolters of Mourton, representing the Texas company, argued before the House committee that a regulatory bill favored by independents would devastate oil and gas in the state. He warned it would drive up production pressures and force pipelines to store crude for emergencies, hurting royalty owners and producers without such facilities.
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Austin
March
Indeperm Ient
House Committee On
Jacobh F. Wolters
Mourton
Iexas Company
General Wolters
Petit Insight
Cruss
Fort Worth
Wolters
Actress Mother May Be Deported
Los Angeles march 4 actress Yvonne D Arcy and her mother Mes Armande Dimpault awaited an immigration hearing to determine if they shall be deported to France for overstaying their leave in the United States.
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Los Angeles
Yvonne D'Arcy
Armande Dimpault
New York
Arve
France
United States
The Great One Talks Salary Proposal to Sox
Charles Arthur known as The Great One leans on his cane and tells brother Len that he will accept or reject the salary proposal offered by the Sox. He declares his value in a modest tone after visiting on Tuesday.
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Charles Arthur (the Great
Len
Great
Player Teases Future Amid Contract Talks
The Great Shires muses on his career path if the Sox reject the $15,000 proposal, suggesting he might take up HOD work or pursue another direction in baseball or beyond.
Sulphur Tax Fight Staunch in Oregon House Hearing
Austin March 4. Representative Phil Sanders argues against compromise on the sulfur tax bill before the state legislature. Sanders insists the tax should be one cent per barrel and vows to press his position despite uncertainty about fellow committee members. He pledges to use all his influence to advance the bill.
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Austin
Phil Sanders
Naenzderkes
Sulla
Vfluire
Mrs Julia Oliver Dies in Hospital
Mrs Julia Oliver, age 67, longtime resident of Madison, died in a hospital this morning after a brief illness. The deceased, known as Julia Cree, leaves behind several daughters and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Julia Oliver
Julia Diosa Cree
Auth
Madison
Fan Avita Carmine Tere
Kor Sarvivire Relseiree
Mere la
Bart
Cenemps
Tar
MacDonald to Speak on Radio Amid Local Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note about MacDonald set to talk on radio amid unsettled local matters. Names appear inconsistently with unclear affiliations and dates, leaving the core event only partially readable.
Farmer Relief Bill Passed By Hoover In Early Session
A grain of text shows a farmer relief bill approved by President Hoover amid early session activity. The notice lists general debate, committee actions, and anticipated ripple effects on rural economies and agricultural lending policies.
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Hoover
Sminaton
Governor Long apologizes for insult to German navy
In New Orleans Mardi Gras coverage the Times-Picayune reports Governor Huey P. Long apologized for remarks deemed insulting to the German cruiser Emden and its commander. The incident occurred as German officials visited Long's hotel to pay respects after the Emden’s arrival, prompting commentary on his attire and reception.
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Gov. Long
Orleans
Tines
Emilen
Vehe Oruiner
Arbile
Weike
Tullstaff
Ue la Periere
Rolf Jaexer
Hia Betel Palve
Emden
Tang
Times
Picasane
James
Canal Inceer Ae
Weirs
Tai
Jean Neitle
Ziven
Kerrville Loses Plea for New Hospital Plan
Kerrville officials failed to obtain approval for a proposed new hospital after a Tuesday hearing. The ruling blocks the siting and funding steps, ending the immediate effort and leaving Kerrville without the planned medical facility.
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Kerrville
Kelly Adjutant Goes to Kansas in Belted Run
In a brief readable note this week from Kelly field to Kansas City, old names appear garbled but indicate a travel event and a race-like activity. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable from the fragment, but the report hints at a local event involving a vehicle or transport theme.
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Kelly Adjutant
Kansas
Kannan City
Gapr
Silient
Kelly Field
Papenin
Rauane
Four Film Players Fined for Evasion
Four players from the film group were fined for evasion amid disputed accounts of their transfer fees. The incident involved Morin Kleiner Bearstoan Malot McGregor and others, with unclear authorities assigning penalties and potential further action.
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Axgele Morin
Ra Sinted Moke
Malot McGregor
Halen Feeley Burr
Eernirdy
Tom Mix and Vider Face Federal Tax Charges
Unclear OCR text mentions Tom Mix and Vider facing federal tax charges. Details are garbled with misc tokens and names, but implies legal action in a federal court with financial charges linked to taxes. No clear dates, locations, or case numbers discernible.
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Tom Mix
Las Angeles
Duteller
UCLES
Pigeon Inspector Sets Inspection at Fort Benning
A Pigeon Inspector will conduct an inspection at Port Benning Georgia before rain delay. The move involves a military site and local authorities coordinating the inspection plan amid weather concerns and procedural steps.
Great Arthur Still Defies the Sox in San Antonio Visit
Art Shires, the Great Arthur, urged the Chicago White Sox to reinstate him at a $15,000 yearly pay while weighing a dual retirement from boxing and baseball. He described his value to the Sox, hinted at farming plans in the Rio Grande valley, and praised brother Len Shires as he trained with the New York Giants in San Antonio.
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Harold Scherwitz
Charles Arthur
Shires
Chicago White Sox
San Antonia
Len
New York Giants
White Sox
Sandia
Nell Blackburne
Cheesel
Rio Grande Valley
Harlingen
Jara
Italy
Chicago
Giants
Shirer
Art
Early Improvement in Business Seen By U S Official
U S Commerce Secretary Witt predicted that business would recover quickly after a slow period, noting surveys show activity stabilizing and forecasting stronger performance as weather improves. He cited broad regional resilience, with sunshine aiding expansion in many areas previously hampered by cold or harsh conditions.
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U.S
Smington
Arch
Aenttivan
Busines
Havine
Panaril
Treigontha
Comaneree Witt
Loder
Notiennreane
Aicate
Businers Ia
Burincak
Funeral Held for Ex Ole Miss Woman Katherine Lee
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday for Mrs Katherine Lee 26 of San Antonio widow of Welly Moort. Survived by her husband and her parents Mr and Mrs Thorata Lee with singers Wie Ffelem Lee and Mim Mabel McKinsank. A son Ane 4ehin is noted in the report. Funeral in San Antonio followed a wake at the family home.
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Ole Miss
Katherine the Mowrs
San Antonio
Meare
Bey
Welly Moort
Thorata Lee
Wie
Ffelem Lee
Mim
Mabel McKinsank
Gatien
Bedrel Mian
China to Have Naval Academy in New Program
SANKUSG March 4 The Chinese government plans a naval academy to train officers, similar to the American model, but with different patterns and aims. The move signals a broader modernization of the navy and education for future naval officers.
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China
Naval Academy
Sankusg
Chine iv
Two More Smiths on Tammany Roster
In this brief item, two Smiths appear on the Tammany roster amid evolving party lines. The entry notes Alfred and Arthur among elected members, with mention of low-key activity and connections to ongoing factional clashes involving figures labeled TL and 72, and an outline of financial support from local firms.
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Yomar
Mate
Tore Seite
Jernany
Alfred
Arthur Hare
Tureuil Mone
Firme
Adsattlalng
Featlone
New South Texas Highway Patrol Begins Patrols
The first members of the State Highway Patrol, newly formed, will begin patrolling Texas highways this week under Lieut. 8. O. Hamm at headquarters in the Maverick Building. Officers will patrol key routes including Austin, Yoakum, Del Rio, Eagle Pass, and San Antonio assisting travelers and enforcing traffic, with assignments extending to remote roads and city outskirts.
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S.O. Hamm
South Texas
Hamm
Maverick
Austin
State Highway Patrol
Motorsile Pallet Pratem
Boul Texas
Lieat
Patito
Stiller
Agutin
Courtenay
Urmdelern
Wren
Toelse
Remains of Veteran Sent to Fort Worth
The body of a veteran is to be interred in Fort Worth. Survived by his wife and four daughters, with multiple relatives listed from San Antonio and Fort Worth. A member of a Confederate veterans group is noted, reflecting a church affiliation.
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Fort Worth
Alain Wivights
Rum Case Sentence Details Convictions and Resignations
In March 4 a trial of a conspiracy group to violate the Volstead Act was reported. Mayor Raleigh V. Mele of Raathingo and others faced verdicts. Thomas Wick, Hale, Fant Chicngo, and Damien We Teegan received varied sentences including years in prison and fines. Hale resigned as mayor amid conviction and sentencing.
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Pernonn
Formure
Raleigh V. Mele
Raatthingo
Til
Feiler Tudger
Teasthiworth
Heneyear Seitenre
Lenganworth
Nan
Damien We Teegan
Palite
Hale
Prospector Burial at Dilley Acknowledges Local Figures
A brief obituary notes a San Antonio resident Wilkins Kenry WA Cotte and a William associated with Brewater County who lived in San Antonio for many years. The article records a December funeral in Tecember and lists a burial in Dilley. Young identified the body in a routine postmortem, with fees and details left unclear.
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Fiera
Serviceen
Vous Wilkins
Brewater
Antinias
Williama
San Antonio
Young
Jugoslavian frontier town bombed in raid report
A fragmented report describes a June style raid on a frontier town near Ninh where several Natit were said injured. Ambiguous names and unclear details suggest injuries and ongoing searches as Hemarlan was reportedly moving.
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Hofta
Tulsarie
Meares
OPA
Riz
Ninh
Tewan
Hemarlan
Manila students walk out over American teacher dispute
March 4 Manila reports a large school walkout as more than 10,000 students from Went High, South High and Mast Blip join Maplin High School in protests against American teacher Milne Sinbel Branvmite. The dispute prompts further contemplated action.
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Manila
Toon High Achual
Thore
Mapiln High School
Milne Sinbel
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