Senate Bill Considered Inge Move Sacrifices Wage Debate
A late session focus on clearances and bills dominated by the Inge wage proposal for contracts and a $200 million statewide highway issue. The Senate debated minimum wages and major reform measures while the House calendar showed emphasis on highway finance and tax bills, with various committee actions and unresolved votes.
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Senate
Ken
Albany
House
Benny Woolwart
Calonan
Roses
Tuasey Onal
Amenil
Cos
Tony
Covorady
Representatve Farrar
Canning Inc
Hous Committee
Sime Aftlys
Adking
Ilmee
Killiel
Grentaus
Painting Saga Overshadows Estate Settlement
In Chicago in 1902 Marely sees a painting commissioned by fathe r David P L Thompson for his steel business heir. Artist Quade painted a portrait of a beautiful woman while a center in Intercal unfolds amid a 3 750 000 estate settlement. Thompson dies leaving questions about the painting and arrangements.
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Eimcago
Marely
Lecome
David PL Thompson
Rovermt
Nontlin
Fant Moreh
Aly
Thompson
Halle
Perbrask
Wabette
Sehen
Quairi
Hint Sio
League to Select Candidates April 3
The league will name its nominees in a meeting at the end of April, with a platform to be chosen. The event, starting Friday night, aims to select a full slate for the upcoming campaign and establish the league’s positions on key issues.
Artist's heirs face painting dispute in probate case
Clarence Krwlall administers the estate as the case centers on the ownership of a painting by Alesis. Trandaf notes the artwork may be of little value to the heir while Fortimvth opposes the sale. A probate court proceeding is described amid a broad listing of prices in the city.
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Alesiz
Artice
Clarence Krwlall
Trandaf
Alesis
Alfred
Qundri
Oppenkriin
Trial focus on Frank Foster testimony in Lingle murder
Chicago attorneys at the Frank Foster murder trial argue over identification of Foster as the shooter near Rawtrough Street. Witnesses describe seeing Foster before and after the shooting. prosecutors seek to confirm recognition and timing while defense questions certainty and memory in the case against Alfred Lingle.
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Metionak
Mer Micky Cook
Leo Brothers
Alfred Lingle
Chicago
Rose Jessen
Leo
Tea Brothers
Frank Foster
Simlion
Ole Hwabuila
Brothers
Foster
Yingle
Clurder
Harry Canleeil
Lay Rites to Be Conducted Friday
Funeral services for Nell Perday, with the Rev. B Keasine presiding, will be held Friday afternoon. Survivors include her son Tav of Unix, and four Bart Worths, plus other relatives. Interment will be in Tenureuta after services.
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Funrea
Nannie Las
Trent
Allernoon
Ouri
Tay
Sam Antonin
Win Son Tav
Bart Worths
T. ‘Losrhka
Lobe
Ariz
Iart Wolls
Davernin
Aera
San Tonite
Fanr Tian
Anil
Smantonio
Antermint
Tenvreuta
Herr
Negro Players Are Awarded Two Cups
The winning group at the Negro auditorium was honored with two cups as the tournament closed Wednesday night. Charles Rollinger received a silver loving cup for the group, while the junior team from Booker T. Washington School won the junior cup. Individual awards were also presented.
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Negro Auditorium
Ay Hemmings
Douglas High Shea
M.K.T. Revenue in 1930 Reported at 45 Million
Figures released through Walter Walthall show M.K.T. earned about 45.9 million dollars in 1930, slightly below the peak year and below 1929 levels. The executive general agent for the company provided the data, noting margins were reduced by about ten percent from the peak.
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Coffe Abistayri
Kangas
Lesas
Khutedis
Walter Walthall
Ling Esyensey
Cording
80 Deceased in Hindu Muslim Clash Reported
A hospital check shows 80 dead across Hindu and Muslim communities amid communal violence. The tabulation lists Hindu and Muslim casualties, with verification of deaths in the Weewren area as authorities review records.
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Cawnporm
Indis
Maret
India
Legal Arguments In Bowles Case In Portland Capitol Murder
Proceedings focus on whether Bowles and his former secretary Irma Taondis killed Mrs Bowles in her apartment last November 12. The jury likely will retire tomorrow to decide if Stowles and Miss Loucks caused the fatal stabbing in the Bowles home.
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Mars
Nevis
Yuune
Portland Capitals
Irma Taondis
Bowles
Tony
Wworrow
Stowles
Miss Loucks
Mrs. Bowles
Aline Lowcks
Porilant
Iast
Two Sentenced for Illegal U S Entry in Eagle Pass
Federal court records show Belegio Larrea pled guilty to illegally entering the United States at Eagle Pass while Avcon Morena pled guilty to forging naturalization papers. Both men face months in prison as the judge deferred sentencing.
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United States
Belegio Larrea
Eagle Pasa
Avcon
Sion Morena
Wille
Haven for U.S. warriors to rise in Hot Springs
Hospital planned on War Department land at Hot Springs National Park Arkansas to house regular army navy men and veterans. The new sanitarium will have 412 beds versus 169 in the old 80 year old facility slated for displacement. Construction aimed to start around July 1.
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War Department
Hot Springs
National Park
Arkansas
Army
Navy
U.S
Appointed Thompson Resigns as American Farm Board Leader
San Tt. Thompson of MQuincy Alabama resigns as president of the American Farm board. Resignation takes effect May 4.
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San Tt. Thompson
Mquincy, AL
American Farm Borean
Unclear Text Fragment From Petseongh Notice
Fragmented OCR text from Petseongh March twenty six details a mining and stage work query with unclear quotes and names. The readable portions show questions about life and a phrase asking about duties or stance within a local event.
Hiker Sven Mercy Trial Details in Newark Case
An American court hears the case of a German hitchhiker Sven Mercy who faced sentencing after a lengthy travel across New Jersey. The proceedings reveal Mercy’s background in Germany, his four month stay in the country, and a series of meetings that led to his trial and the controversial sentence. The public tone suggests uncertainty about how the final verdict was reached and whether mercy was granted.
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Catro
Tay
Mireh
Clerkey
Nis Tite
Hack Gabor
Meorgia
Tensterer
Newack
Prookforn
Gererans
Amer
Hunie Sears
Gerry
Kurler
New Jersey
Newark
Kosterer
Walter Hoilsan
Konterer
Germany
Sichrend
Frankfort
Evangelist to Hold Services in Eight A.M.
Revival services announced by Rev. L. O. Mostann in the South Alamo area. Blurred text lists area figures and events, with services starting early Sunday morning and continuing for one week. Names and places are partially readable but unclear.
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Tia Grande Valley
Come Merece
Anil
Apcelapee Biacior
Viera
South Alamo
Birch
Sunang
Nu Edadly
Rev. L
Mostann
Nas- Bs
Theft conviction leads to five year sentence
Cathie Hiren was sentenced to five years for a theft over 60 dollars in the Ninety-Temeth District Court on Thursday. The defendant, previously given five years in a related case, was linked to a filling station incident and a live arrest in Odessa. An appeal was filed by Bimmays.
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A. Cathie
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