Florida Horse Racing Finances Face New Court Wrinkles
At Pompano track in Fort Lauderdale officials face a fresh dispute over financing horse racing. Four club figures were acquitted amid a cipher of voluntary contributions to purses. Governor Martin and Sheriff Tryan pursued arrests after delays but a judge ruled the voluntary contributions lawful. Diamonds found in Grasfontein farm South Africa add context to a day of mixed outcomes.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Elocida
eHlisis
Pampane Horst Club, Incorporated
Tuma
Pompano
Pavel C. Tryan
Broward
Bracom
Mar
Vompeio
London
Grasfontein Farm
Potehelstruon
South Africa
Eare
Denial from Mexican Consulate General on Propaganda Claims
Arturo Elias the Mexican consul general issued a firm denial that the Mexican embassy in Washington or the New York consulate general conducted propaganda in favor of Mexican policies. He stated no publication from the consulate contained attacks on American officials, and noted the pamphlet Hands Off Mexico was published without the consulate's knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Universal Service
York
Meech
Washington
New York
Mexico
Arturo ‘Ad. Elias
Elias
James A. Galligan
Mosit
Nermen
Thames
Solons Plan Jor Laws in Congress Battle
March 32 report from Bhington outlines lawmakers supporting new farm relief and power projects. McNary leads drafting of three measures for next session while eight senators and a representative discuss Alabama river power food control aims in informal meeting at the capital. Gifford Pinchot challenges the power trust stance amid water power nationwide debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhington
Pieons
Mureels Shoals
Boulder
Dansons
Furan
Congress
Shoals
Dem
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Coolidge
Alabama and
Miendine Alerday
Gifford Ot
Tennsrlvams
Resident Shot in Knee Under Car Found
The fragmentary report describes a knee injury to a resident and a suspect found under a car. It mentions a hospital, street names, and an apparent bullet wound with scattered illegible terms. The readable text indicates an arrest or investigation near Chowney and Wilis By Green hospital, with unclear timestamps.
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Wilis
Green Hospital
Isc
Chowney
Cancer in Public Health and A Supreme Court Ruling
The report notes rising disease rates with cancer as a leading killer and quack cures warned against. It also covers a unanimous Supreme Court decision striking down Texas prohibitions on negroes theater in Democratic primaries as unconstitutional, signaling broader federal influence on local primaries. The piece mentions imports of precious stones surpassing the prior year and mocks extinct bar tenders with a silvered critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG Supreme Court
Texas
South
Nevada passes gambling bill in state Assembly
Carson City Nevada March 12 UPI lawmakers advanced a gambling regulation bill amid turmoil and debate. The measure would legalize casino betting and related activities, reflecting a pivotal shift in state policy. The session drew tense scrutiny as opponents argued risks and supporters urged modernization.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Weepoh
Nevada
State Assembly
Transit Stolen From City Hall
A transit and another item valued at nearly 8000 were stolen from City Hall by a thief who broke in through the locker room area, according to the city engineer's office. Police were informed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Transit and Ltd
Boodman
Light-types Win Prizes Across City Listings
A fragmented notice lists numerous names and addresses including Houston residents Sophie Schmelhausen 240 East Cypress Mos W Crites 4 East Mitchell and Miss Florence Schuler 3 By Avenue. The clumsy OCR combines names, streets and institutions such as Frost National Bank and Fort Sam Houston with scattered roles and locations. Individuals like Joe Polunsky 625 Main Avenue and Billie McMaron 3412 North Alamo Street appear among the jumble of street numbers and corporate mentions.
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Houston
Sophie Schmelhausen
Cypress Street
Mos
W. Crites
Mitchell
Be. ‘McGaughy Jy
Hermitage Vonnt
Mra
S. Smythe
Avalle Street
Clemens
Bu D'Arc Street
Aliied Ueece Ae
Fagban Avenue
Frost National Bane
Ed Grachner
Calvert Street
EB. T. Weber
Evergreen
Florence Schuler
H.R. Edgar
Tee
Roland Jobs
Nearwick
Cuellan
Hoefgen
Marguerite Fodeigue
Nesbit
Lee Grant
Peach
Henjamin Tsevino
Ducange
Billie McMaron
North Alamo
Joe Polunsky
Main Avenue
Joy Lamb
Wyoming Street
Demoral
E.W. Eisenhart
Fort Sam Houston
W. Fleming
Lamar Street
Miz
Sus Opperheimer
Arthur Simnang
Doxohive Street
BR. Trost
Raneo Road
Probers suspend Methodist bishop amid misconduct ruling
The Methodist Episcopal committee in The Hague finds Bishop Thishoys Antin Past guilty of improper conduct connected to charity funds. It orders expulsion from one general conference in 1828 and that the case be finally handled by higher authorities.
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Probers
Hague
Holland
Apeatigutti
Thishoys Antin
Denmark
Hodr
Thief Slashes Screen Loots House in Vague Incident
An unclear OCR fragment reports a thief slashing a screen and looting a house. Partial texts mention locations and organizations with garbled names making specifics uncertain. No distinct persons or proper entities clearly identifiable from the readable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telareds
Yl Oriental Arroet
Rencaebattewad
Weepah Gold Boom Starts as Prospectors Flock In
Gold rushers gather at Weepah northwest of Tonopah after a discovery. Demonstrations reveal rich ore with reports of free gold in rock samples and buyers rushing to finance new companies. Brokers push spot cash deals while presses print gold certificates and stock sales surge.
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Tonopah
Weeval
Oakland
Crank Torton
Weepah
San Francisco
Horton
Fred Gilbert
Xesonet Young Desert Rab
New York
Yukon
Peru
Cripple Creek
Hudson, Bar
Gilbert
Weeneh
Telegraph
Tricorporation
Woman Named on Nurses' Board Seeks Confirmation
Mes. Eloweer Mescll of Hon. Anto- WSs was nominated Saturday by Gov. Gan Mondy as a member of the state board of nurse examiners, to join twenty seven other appointees. sent to the senate for confirmation per Associated Press dispatches. Albert M. Cinhds, watchmaker, jeweler and engraver, advertises repairs for Aches and American watches and clocks.
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Eloweer
Anto- Wss
Gan Mondy
State-Board
Senate
Albert
Cinhds
Mamo &T— m
Global news capsule mix from March teletypes
A bustling digest of brief items from Washington and abroad includes debates on capital punishment in Missouri, blue laws on Sunday gasoline, compulsory military training for schoolboys, and various political and economic notes. Reports cover parole petitions in Mississippi, British politics, Rome subway plans, and US officials pursuing habeas relief and statehood measures as World events unfold.
U S WLEMS Fail To Bid On Chile Contract
In Hantaagu Chile on March 12 an American firm did not bid to build six torperle hanns for the Chilean government. Bids came from British Spanish and Italian shipbuilders. Guilermo Hernandez of Treuves county appeals from a murder conviction after the charred beds of WW G Pal dvek, a storekeeper, were found and death sentence imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Austin
Guillermo Hernandez
Treuves
G. Paldvek
Court of Criminal Apjana
Three Duomed Men Escape Joliet Jail
A prison breakout at Joliet involved three inmates Daschowski Stalesky and Shader seizing control of the two story jail as guards retreated to cells. Police quickly mobilized tear bombs and reinforced from Stateville, Old Penitentiary, and reserves while a pursuit spread toward Chicago and South Chicago. The escape occurred on Cinco de Mayo with an ominous Mexican national bulldozed clue noted.
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Chicago
Kitvitch
South Chic Oagan
Daschowski
Stalesky
Shader
Old
Stateville
Rio Grande
Tuebli City
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Florida
Sax Antonio OR Corpus Christe
Old ST. Mark’s
Episcopal Church
Avraes Travia
Feom
the &T
Anthuar
Ted Fh
Shy Duro
Jeann Chria
Bahr
Hickey
McGuire
East Main ST
Thrat
Visto
Alamo Jewry
ENTRAL HRISTIAN_CHURCH
Mary and
San Pedro
John W. Darby
Palace Theater
H. 8S. Murray
New York City
B.S. A. Hall
N. Flores St
Nurses’ Board
Antldwath
Jefferson City
Missouri
South Carolina
American Automobile Association
Univer Bia Bot Oa Copentiager
Aiaieh 12
Heleingiorg
Ourcade
Old bin
Lincoln Park Aquarium
BHS Accredi Pitt
Victims Help Pastor
Wee Yang
Jackson
Rev. C
Harmen
Hattiesburg
Miss
Donald
U.S. Fae
Londa MacDonald
Britain
Thor
United States
Santiago
Chile
J.T. Vick
Waehita
Airs
Rosa Bumbatous
Price Au
Plan Roman
Rome
Supreme Court
Edward J. Searles
Methuen
Mars
Redttles
Angelo XM
Ellison
Honolulu
B . J. Wood
President Bierce
Rico
Afraio
William H. King
Work
Ale
Dr. Wresa
Washington Sanitarium
Alass
Wilson Normal School
Aqsus
Marca Aeservatory Romano
Vatican
France
Leon Daudet
L'Action Francaise
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senda
Universa Perrave
Willa A, Gray
Willard I
Uead
War Department
Rockefellers
Universal Service
Datpon
Juin D
Rocuefeller Jr
University of California Glee Club
White House
Pras
Flent Coolidge
UDLV
Che
Merch
M Rovern
Edward T Jenison
Lesoya
Encape
Joliet Jail
Travis Park Methodist Church
Paul B. Kern
Weesage
Christ
Lord
N. Momo Ant Posreh Ata
P. B. Sill
NA Terrace
Broadway
Brackenridge Park
Natalen Terrace
San Antonio
Olmos Basin
Laurel Heights
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