Mammoth July barbecue feeds ten thousand at Brady jubilee
Dirk Dyer of West Texas leads preparations for a three day Brady July jubilee with a mammoth barbecue to serve 10 000 to 12 000 attendees on the second day at Rich ards park picnic grounds. Donors from McCulloch County ranchers and Brady merchants fund the event attracting local business and social leaders to the county wide festival drawing crowds from neighboring areas.
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Dirk Dyer
Brady
Riehards Perk
Mags
Wichards
Howe Raen
Aller O
McCulloch County
Bredy
West ‘Wesas
Chicago and Fort Worth Market Notes in Poultry and Produce
Chicago and Fort Worth market briefs report mixed prices and supplies in poultry and produce. Cackling roosters and broilers show varied bids, with butter, cream products, and eggs listed from Chicago markets, while potatoes and butter receipts and shipments appear from Fort Worth and New York postings. Weathered by AP dispatches, the notes capture commodity movement, packing details, and price ranges across several regions.
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Chicago
Max Jr
Exey
Crearsers Eatras
Eatra
ISAC
IWS
Sugar and Coffee Market Report from War Time Trade
Sugar and coffee trade notes reflect wartime disruptions and price listings. Reports mention refiners and traders, with references to market behavior in May and evolving wartime supply dynamics affecting prices and availability.
Metals and Rates From London Market May 1
A fragment from the London metals market notes May 1 activity in tin and zinc futures, with entries showing spot and future prices, electrowytic tin, and related price movements. The text references standard contracts, discounts, and market shorthand, indicating typical bullion and metal trading terms of the period.
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Aonhon Metals
London
Poultry Mart Prices Waver In Mixed Market
Markets show uneven movement as poultry prices slip slightly while dairy and fruit items hold or rise modestly. Hens edge down to a penny, celery and cucumbers gain small amounts, berries stay unsteady, and dairy products remain steady under Snyder Commission influences.
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Snyder Commission
Pals and Vegetables Market Prices Listing
A dense listing of market quotations covers fruits vegetables and dairy items with prices. Items include apples oranges beans peas cabbages potatoes onions and various greens with prices per bushel pound crate and dozen across multiple vendors and regions. Several entries mention specific providers and regional pricing variations.
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Ebet Hselc
Devem
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Stapetrutt
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Okra
Texas
Tersar
Plunge Victim Improves After Critical Injuries
Victim Joho Th. Clements of GIT Indiana Street, plunged from the fifth floor of the Nations Bank building, received fractured skull and other injuries. He was taken to the Medital and Surgical boquire where doctors reported slight improvement. Crowd gathered on the sidewalk as the bumper of an automobile struck near the scene.
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Joho
Clements
Indiana Street
Coumerte
Siondas
Ten convicts killed in Brazilian prison riot
Rio de Janeiro May 1. Ten convicts were killed and ten wounded as a riot at the state prison in Curibiby Parana state escalated from a break in to a pitched battle between prisoners and guards. Authorities planned a general prison delivery and police searched for 18 escaping inmates.
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Parana
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Concerts Given at Saengerfest Meet
Concerts during Saengerfest featured performances by GALS TUN and others. The program showcased varied vocal and instrumental pieces, drawing audiences from regional centers and highlighting choral works with multiple ensembles participating.
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Saengerfest
Fire in Gainesville Kills Two in Wall Collapse
May 18 Gainesville Teras reports a wall collapse at a front wall patterned building housing the Trew Brothers Motor Co and Rembrly Hardware. Two men killed and several injured. total losses about 100000 with damage to adjacent properties. Firemen searched ruins for more victims as crews worked through debris.
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Maymont Lowell
Erris Finley
Fainceville
Serach Cor
Wen Trew Company
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Block
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Aisa 8 Valilitzer
Armada 10 advances toward Chicago amid air corps drills
In Fairview Dayton Ohio on May 18 the Army Air Corps units prepared for a Chicago air show with limited practice hours. Two minor mishaps prompted repairs, while 200000 spectators awaited tonight's review as officials emphasized safety and inspection before the flight. Also reports from Fairfield Michigan note Ninety-fourth Squadron pilots injured in a field mishap were moved to a base hospital for care.
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United States Army Air Corps
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Darton
Ola
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Lia
Herbott
Cyel Seldman
Yen- 4Eeday
Vt Tome
Thei
Harbold
West Point
H. W. Dittmore
Hold-up Foiled at Fort Sam Houston Bank
Detroilers claim a planned bank hold-up at the Fort Sam Houston State Bank and Trust Co was disrupted after officers arrested two men. A seized auto near 1534 Gray Fougisett produced a pistol and red muslin evidence. Detectives Hopkins Grasshoff and Cantu led the investigation with assistance from a bootlegger tip.
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Fort Sam Houston
Gray- Fougisett
Federsl Reserve Bank
Andrey Hopkins
Lee Grasshoff
Cantu
Cotton Market Mixed as Weather Reports Influence Prices
The market showed initial strength then eased as prices fell with favorable weather outlooks. Declines in cotton futures were led by pressure in New York trading amid weak stock markets and renewed selling by traders before a late rally attempt.
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Atocka
Jury Trial Requested in Liquor Possession Case
In federal court Judge Duval West heard Trury Spiller of 200 Frio City Road and Smiller request a jury trial on a third offense liquor possession charge. Prohibition Officer J J Collins testified he and J C Harston visited Spiller’s home after Spiller claimed federal agents had mistaken him for a user. Collins said 24 gallons of whiskey were found on the premises.
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Trury Spiller
Frio City Road
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J. J. Collina
Federal Prohibition
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J. C. Harston
Spiler
Collins
Grain Market Turbulence Edges Wheat Downward Prices
May 18 reports showers in Canada and lower grain prices on ocean freight, with bears growing after initial gains. Corn and wheat futures fell while prices for related provisions weakened, amid abundant selling pressure and reduced buying interest.
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Canada
Bok
Tno
Chicago
First American Wounded in World War Shot by Wife
Hilgar Houlizns, 43, the first American wounded in the World War, was shot and killed early today in the French Quarter by his wife Delia Bouligny Fouligny. He had recently returned to New Orleans from New York and failed to find work as a commercial photographer amid a quarrel.
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Hilgar Houlizns
Delia Bouligny
Fouligny
New York
Hague Will Study Customs Proposal
Geneva May 13 British foreign secretary Arthie Tendersin announced that Ger many Anetria Great Britain and Italy agreed to submit the Austro-German customs accord to the league court in The Hague for an abstract opinion. The move questions legality under the Treaty of Lausanne and the German protocol of 1933.
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Anetria
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League Court
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Fort Sam Officers Probe Hay Blaze
Fort Sam officials are investigating a hay platform fire on Saturday night near a rain elevator at the Army wat. The blaze began about 11:54 p.m. and caused an estimated loss of $1700.
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Wert Sam Awuston
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Julian trial set in Laredo for gang assault case
District Attorney Walls announced the trial of Twinn, an oil operator with alleged accomplices GO Boren and Clay Mann, on charges of assault with a prohibited weapon, conspiracy and kidnapping, is scheduled for June 4 in Laredo. Dolling, who pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol weeks ago, was fined 500 dollars. The remaining cases were continued with hearings set for June 1 and June 2 respectively.
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Ofense
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Julian Resigns as Oil Firm Trustee
In Oklahoma City on May 18 INSI C Gavilan Hoy resigned as trustee of the Julian Oil and Royattes company amid a court hearing on a suit to appoint a successor. Charles W Mason, former Oklahoma Supreme Court chief justice, is named as potential successor under state law.
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Peruvian Colonel Lynched by Mob in Mollennia
Official report confirms mob violence in Mollennia where Col. Abel Salazar, former ante weieet of Arequipa Travelers, was killed after being accused of lynching. A group attempted arrest at his residence and beat him to death before police arrived.
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Livestock market reports from San Antonio and Kansas City
The article details livestock receipts and prices across major markets, noting cattle, calves, and sheep trends. It cites figures for feeders, yearlings, and vealers, with mixed demand and steady to lower prices in places, and includes geography in San Antonio, Texas and Kansas City, Missouri alongside names of markets and dates.
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THAIN DERAILED AT CROSSING NEAR SOUTH LAVERO STREET
NEA reports a passing Southern Pacific train derailed at a crossing on South Laverlo Street shortly before 10 o clock. An automobile strike may have caused the derailment and authorities continue a routine investigation with officials unsure of what caused the collision.
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Autopsy Called in Sudden Death of Grant Clark
May 18 report from TALIA WOOD notes Grant Clark, famed songwriter and composer known for hits like Weary River, died suddenly in his home. An autopsy was ordered after authorities found Clark deceased, with police stating arrangements followed.
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Talia Wood
Sella
Antion
Clint Clark
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Tor
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Carling
Stone
Clark
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