Kidnapped Tot Found Near Home in Warrenton
In Steuerville Ohio on May 18 a 2 year old boy Eugene Swearingen was found behind a yard fence after being abducted from his crib in a kidnapping tied to a $300 ransom. Police say the plan was inspired by the Lindbergh case and notes were sent to the family demanding money. The Swearingens’ unemployment and limited funds prompted the alarm.
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Eugene Searingen
Warrenton
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Yorkville
Lindberga
Texas Berry Season Ending Amid Price Fluctuations
Market notes show berry seasons winding down with Missouri berries replacing Texas supplies. Prices vary across fruits and vegetables with commissions listing multi-state quotations for apples, grapes, oranges, peppers, and potatoes, while poultry and dairy markets report mixed shifts.
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Dale
Gaullflower
California
Florida
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Parster
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Tamaraes
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Fire at Small's Sanitorium in Palestine Burns Early
Fire at Small's Sanitorium in Palestine causes about 12 dollars in damage as nurses evacuate patients. Blaze of undetermined origin spreads to two adjacent stores, water damage reported while firefighters battle the flames.
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Lexus
Small
Palestine
R E C Approves New Wabash Loan Transfer
The Re construction Finance corporation approved an Addibianel An loan of 61 570 200 to Yalwil Railway company. Previous figures were 97 79 00 1 and 41 618800, with terms and conditions awaiting finalization.
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Ree Construction Finance Corporation
Yalwil
Te Preyioisly
Toclvorn
Lawmaker Proposes Military Rule for Hawaii Isles
Representative Britten of Linvis today introduced a bill in Washington to place Hawaii under complete military control. The proposal would let the president appoint the governor and secretary of Hawaii with Senate approval, selecting only active or retired military officers, replacing the current system where only citizens of the territory may hold executive offices.
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Britten
Linvis
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
Hawaii
Army of Navy
Fruits and vegetables price notes from Texas shipments May 16
Market report lists cargoes from Texas and nearby states with light shipments and mixed guidance. Cucumber, cantaloupe, onions, peppers, and lettuce show varied prices. overall market softer in several hubs as cars arrive and crates move, with regional notes from Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Unaccounted For In Ship Fire Off African Coast
Paris May 16 Ninety one passengers and crew remained unaccounted for after the French motorship Georges Ship burned Monday off Tralan Somaliland. Officials of Compagnie de Messageries Maritimes said 505 passengers and 262 crew were aboard, with 100 of them Chinese and Annamites.
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Georges Bhippat
Tralan Somaliland
Maeda
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Annamites
San Antonio Livestock Market Prices and Activity
Livestock prices quoted at the San Antonio market show cattle and calf values across weight classes with ranges from strong to steady. Kansas City and Chicago livestock trends follow with receipts around 7000 head, including cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs, detailing prices for steer, heifer, cow, veal, and feeder categories.
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ASO
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Hoga
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Hicago
Mortly
Dia Ford
Tevelpis
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Colrate
California
Tigi
Grain Market Record Shows Mixed Wheat Advances
Grain prices in Chicago fluctuated with slight gains in wheat amid dry weather and low buying pressure. Corn and oats tracked wheat, with commodities trading on futures and local San Antonio prices listing corn at 25 to 38 cents for ears and Milo maize around 18 cents per cwt, while overall supply concerns muted gains.
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San Antonio
San Antoniio Plain
Citizens' League to Discuss City Bond Agreement
Precinct officers of the Citizens League will meet at 9 p m Thursday on the ninth floor of the Merrick building. The rank and file will discuss ratification of an agreement allowing the city to view its 1,000,000 bond issue. Gale has been held up by the agitation instigated by the league.
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Mav
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League
Relief battle confronts Congress in unemployment plan
Washington May 3 The unemployment relief fight splits Congress as Democrats back Senator Wagner's $2.4 billion plan combining relief loans and a federal works bond. White House opposes bonds, preferring loan financing while progressives push a $5 billion program modeled on La Follette proposals with broad economist support.
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Dope Case Defers Sentence In Morphine Buy And Mail Plot
Ray mond D Knowles pleaded guilty before United States District Judge R J McMillan on Wednesday to purchasing 30 grains of morphine and sending it through the mails. He testified he bought the morphine for his wife in Los Angeles, an addict, and admitted mailing the narcotics. The judge said the sentence would be deferred until federal narcotic agents determine whether Knowles supplied the drug for his wife’s use or for resale. Argentine corn surplus seen at 4,185,000 long tons versus 4,941,000 on May 1, 1931, ministry reports.
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United States District
R. J. McKmill
Knowles
Los Angeles
McMillan
Knagles
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ministry of Agriculture
Chicago Poultry and Produce Market Snapshots
Disjointed OCR listing regional poultry and dairy trading notes. Mentions Chicago markets, May deliveries, New York dairy totals, Minnesota flour shipments, Fort Worth peanut and meat remarks, and assorted price ranges for chicken, ducks, cheese, and hog products with scattered figures and vendor references. Entities include Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, Fort Worth, and various product terms.
St Mary's students to stage athletic exhibitions
Students of St Mary's ball were scheduled to give various athletic exhibitions on the school grounds at 5 p.m. Wednesday as a feature of the Bishop's day exercises. More than a score of the girls are participating in the events.
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St. Mary's Ball
Cotton Market Mixed by Uncertain Week Opening
New Orleans and New York cotton markets opened with uneven strength. Sellers faced weak early bids while midmorning gains emerged on improving weather and crop reports, lifting July and October futures before closing lower on thin volume.
Sugar and Coffee Markets Mixed in New York Trade
New York sugar and coffee prices showed limited movement with prompt shipments noted. Receipts of Philippinas for May delivery and nearby refineries influenced offers, while trading remained light and prices hovered near late yesterday levels as buyers waited for clearer signals from market activity.
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Marto Rena
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