Brisbane on Congress clash over government ownership plan
Arthur Brisbane surveys a heated debate as President Hoover opposes a bill mandating government ownership of Muscle Shoals and operation by the state, while critics warn the measure risks patronage, inefficiency, and national control of public property. The column questions private rights, the role of government, and the impact on farmers, labor, and communications.
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Hoover
Releimg
Congress
Wks
Wwe
Becwuse
Ehatld
Muscle Bkaas
Enome
San Antonio ceremony highlights national party stance
The article covers a large Catholic mass in San Antonio with dignitaries including Hie Wadnenee and Archbishop J. Drowsperls, while national organizers insist the party’s stance remains neutral on candidacies. It notes Catholic leaders praising the city’s founders and the Bishop Tench remarks on San Antonio’s historic role, amid anticipation of a national convention path for reform.
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Wasliesass
Fel
Mersin
Prahiltiea
Elim
DTG
Hiere
Arvet Contemplateis
Harkalt
Phen
Jouett Shouse
Wirts
Aho
Washington
W. Davin
Anneling
Tarihinsnye
Abie Lacy
Hie
Patrick Cerdinel Moyes
Cara
Eres
Cortina Anges
Acdhur J. Drowsperls
Mtaxkol
Franklin LD. Roosevelt
Tireni
Leder
St. Crancis
Clist
Christ
Tench
San Antonio de Valeza
Otte Yares
Cavary Talanda
Sao Fornanita
San Antonio
Benwlifil City
Tock
Thia City
Lynch
Wopiel
Weather Forecast From A Fragmented Page
Fragmentary forecast notes mention temperatures and wind, with references to Friday through Tuesday and possible rain or frost in northern areas. Obscured locations and garbled names hinder precise readings, but hints of cold, unsettled weather and occasional precipitation appear across the fragment.
Woman and child burned in gas explosion at home
Mrs Annie Clark and her young niece Gloria Sanchez were badly burned when a hatchet of gasoline ignited in their Sanchee home at 118 Cosaviana Street during a family gathering. Soldier S Bonifacio of the Twenty third Infantry helped rescue them as flames engulfed the house and bystanders aided others.
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Annie Clark
Till Clark
Gloria Sanchex
S. Bonifaco
Down- Pons
Infantes
Cinth
Cosviana Street
Sanchez
Miz
Clark
Enijd
Stovinno
Mia
Cintk
Alice
Enormous Lobster Captured at Montauk Point by Captain Few Loxton
Captain Few Loxton of Coon Morehfi, INSI C Capt Alfred C Tasrrence set a local record with a 240 pound lobster hauled from 40 fathoms at Montauk Point. The feat showcases exceptional deep water fishing prowess and marks a new milestone for the port.
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Few Loxton
Morehfi
INSI
Alfred C. Tasrrence
Montauk Point
Independents Sell Gas at Cut Rates
In Ban Phanuissu a state motorist scene, independents offer gasoline at 14 cents per gallon, undercutting the major oil stations and attracting drivers to the town’s shops.
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Ban Phanuissu
Atate
Autopsy Finds No Evidence of Attack on Woman
Report from Vatparatros details an autopsy on a woman. authorities say there is no physical evidence of violence or an attack. The fragment notes ongoing investigation with continuation indicated on Page 2.
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Vatparatro
Tnd
Cold Wave With Rain Forecast for Friday in North Texas
A cold wave and rain are forecast for Friday with subfreezing overnight lows in North Texas. The National Weather Service predicts Friday highs near 40 to 45 degrees and Saturday morning temperatures around 30 degrees, with lingering cold conditions across the region.
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San Antogio
J. H. Jarhoe
Reilly
North Taras
Antonia
North Texas
Larbos
Edid
Tree Crash During Service Injures Two Women and Baby
A tangled collapse struck a crowd of worshippers when a palm tree fell eighty feet, injuring two women and a baby. Emergency crews responded as bystanders reported the perilous moment during a ceremony at the church.
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Courineuden
Voting Machines Ordered by County Commission
The Freen county commission approved a plan to purchase 100 voting machines to be installed by May 1 ahead of the May 22 city election. Officials.will oversee price, training, and delivery with reps from Automatic Voting Machine Co and Clarke Toltho rats. The move prompted opposition from Commissioner Abbott who warned of higher taxes to cover a proposed 40 million dollar county assessment.
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Besar Cocety Restionte
Missionnrs
Conny
Albert Maverick Tryanis
Robert Thr
Texas
Dids
Bile
Uhrant Bieverkoll
Sioner
Abbote
Judea
W. A. Worrbaeh
Albert GG. Travalees
Coimy
Edgar G. Gervey
Fiony Tec Hide
City
SPRAE
Chester Hollin
Fort Worth
Automatic Voting Marchine Corporation
Dlaverieg Clarke Toltho Ratspany
Sharp Voting Machine Corpocation
Brooklyn
Ihevaesil
Soltrs
Traveltes
Himell
Mig
Abbott
Local Want Ads Mix Confusing Listing Fragments
A jumble of classified lines mentions prices from 99.6, a request for 20 Vive wire workers, and cash commission notes. It also includes notices about $2 weekly rents for a quiet furnished bedroom, hot water, and unclear theatre or job references amid garbled names and addresses.
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Clamithetloo
Bae Ulatches
Rene
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