Ford and Lab Show Attracts In Detroit Auto World
In Detroit May capital scene lights up with Henry Ford and General Motors. The Indianapolis 500 looms with Edsel Ford driving a 12 cylinder Lincoln at 70 mph. Erskine of Studebaker enters five stock cars while rival firms prepare for race week. Kettering lab reveals bold ideas from jet propulsion to sonic light signals as Ford’s party tours antique engines and the GM research center.
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Detroit
Mich
Indianapolis
Edsel Fort
Stark
Erskine
Studebaker Company
General Motors
Ford
Rickenbacker
Europa
Tuttle plans new Abe Soult Texas Bank and Trust
Colonel Tuttle announced plans to reopen the City Central Bank area with a new Abe Soult Texas Bank and Trust Company by July 4. B. J. Miller named president. depositors may receive 50 cents on the dollar for old deposits while new deposits offer 50 cents on the dollar, with 10 cents on a dollar upon bank opening. The loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation must be paid before dividends to depositors, and the bank aims for solvency with at least 2.5 million dollars in deposits. 22,000 letters will be mailed to old depositors to gauge participation.
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Tew Bank
City- Central Bank and ‘Trust Company
Dol. W. FR. Tuttle
Fle Sance Corporation
Saurday
Washington
Gotonel Tuttle
Soult
Texas Bank and Trust Company
Colonel Tuttle
Popens
Central Securities Company
Central Securities' Company
Tuttle
Lhis Ne
R. F.C
Luge Sua Wut
RB. F.C
Wasels
Tuttie
WK. Bernina
Nation Bank of Compmerce
Doe
Tin Prost Na Monn Bank
B. J. Mitchell
Enent
City-Central
1. Mier
Stuffed Bronc Steals Ending From Pioneer Rider
RAPID CITY M D May 27 A veteran plains pioneer Johonte Mint 72 rode many broncos yet a taxidermist mounted stuffed horse proved his Waterloo He toppled after the photo and attendants found a broken wrist and other sprained injuries in the fall He had ridden many steeds but this one defeated him.
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Rapid City
M. D
Waterloo
Johonte Mint
Plains
Hunt
State Commission Authorizes Road and Bridge Work
AUSTIN May 25 The state highway commission awarded contracts totaling 1 887 792 for highway and bridge work to begin in Texas soon. A two day session ended yesterday and a bid letting is scheduled for June 10 for about 1 400 000 in road and bridge contracts. Awards announced yesterday cover Ankens Reagan Cherokee Gray Pecos Sutton Falls Bexar and Valverde counties.
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Austin
Texas
State Highway Commission
Thes
Ankens, Reagan
Cherokee
Gray, Pecos
Sutton, Falls
Bexar
Valverde Counties
Garner support sought from Murray for Garner
State Senator Jake Loy of Sherman asked Governor W H Murray of Oklahoma to back Garner for the Democratic national convention. Loy telegrammed Murray after learning he did not expect to be nominated for president, seeking Murray and Oklahoma’s 22 votes for Garner.
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Austin
Jake Loy
Sherman
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Joan
Garner
Murray
Loy
Officer Foils Grocery Robbery At Nogalitos Street
Officer Charles Hornen fired at three would be burglars trying to break into Gross McHugh pharmacy at 1501 Nogalitos Street near a police substation. The suspects fled after loading scales into a car. scales found discarded on Probandt Street. Police seek two suspects. one arrest reported.
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Charles Hornen
Hornan
Nogalitos Street
Gross, McHugh Pharmacy
Homan
Reparl Ab
Probandt Street
Eiuth Foster
Matamoras Street
Utah Street
Martha Provost
South
Olive Stret
Maverick-Clark Litho Company
Polire
R. A. Duryea
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Brackenridge Park Golf Links
Ferguson Heard by Uvalde Crowd
In Uvalde on May 28 James J. Ferguson spoke to a large crowd urging a major operation to obtain tax relief. He warned that without tax cuts one half of the tax question could trigger a revolution within 18 months. Ferguson was introduced by H. P. Hornby of Uvalde, a former legislator.
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Uvalde
James J. Ferguson
Texas
Ferguson
H. P. Hornby
Saracens organize in Chicago to back Prohibition
A new group named the Saracens formed in Chicago to support the Eighteenth Amendment. Louis B. Latkin outlined plans at a meeting hosted by Alonzo A. Slagg, University of Chicago football coach, to launch an active campaign opposing the Crusaders, an anti prohibition group, with efforts to nationalize the campaign.
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Saracens
Crusaders
Chicago
Ite
Niat
Alonzo A. Slagg
University of Chicago
Louis BE. Latlin
United States Faces $5 Billion Public Works Bond Push
A federal bond issue of five billion dollars aims to fund vast public works, create millions of jobs, and steer the nation toward renewed prosperity. The move seeks to revitalize infrastructure, spur economic growth, and reduce unemployment through large scale government investment.
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United States
Indictment of Curtis Reported in Lindbergh Case
Flemington New Jersey May 28 An indictment, likely against John Hughee Curtis in the Lindbergh baby case, was handed to Justice Thomas Trenchard and sent to Quarter Sessions court for further action. Chester Skillman the grand jury foreman presented three indictments including one for Julia Winterstein on murder. The other two would go to Quarter Sessions. Prosecutor Anthony Hauck stated Curtis will be tried by the week of June 21 and may plead on June 4. No arraignment date set Tuesday. No new developments in the Lindbergh search were announced.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hugnee Curtis
Nor- Walk Hanaxer
Lindbergh
Thomas Trenchard
Gessians Court
Chester Skillman
Curtis
Jus Hee Trenchard
Julia Winterstein
Curtig
Goth
Brand Gly
Curtix
Anthony Huuck
Lhab
Hauck
W. C. Pender
Nortole
Col. H. Normaty Schwarskop
State Police
Hopewell
16 Chinese Crown When Boat Sinks
An American gunboat reached the scene of the river boat sinking in the upper anglee yesterday reported that 18 Chinese passengers on the Ding were drowned and probably part of the crew. Members of an American naval armed guard aboard the boat were saved.
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Shanghai
Juror Clears New York Banking Chief Joseph Broderick
A New York jury acquitted Joseph A. Broderick state banking superintendent after a trial that drew a late arriving crowd. The verdict found no neglect of duty amid questions of supervision and bank regulation.
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New York
Joseph A. Broderick
United States
Scientist's Death in Canyon Ruled Accident
Los Angeles May 3 The sheriff's office closed its inquiry into Dr Lennard Treland Harvard University scientist 93 who plunged to his death from Mount Wilson canyon on a hiking trip He suffered a nervous breakdown and fell after posing for a photo with companion R D Eston authorities ruled the death an accident
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Canyon
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
Lennard Thompson
Treland
Harvard
University
Mount Wilson
Freland
R. D. Eston
Treland Land
Watchman Injured When Gun Dropped
John McNealy a night watchman living at 218 Crosby Street was injured when his pistol accidentally discharged striking him in the left side early Saturday He was by a fire plug when the gun fell out and discharged He was taken to Robert B Green hospital
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John McNealy
Crosby Street
Ras
Robert B. Green Hospital
Nazis Clash With Socialists in Tyrolean Town
Vienna reports two Beredngs dead and eighty wounded after a clash between Nazis and Socialists in Hoeck ing near Innsbruck. Troops finally ended the battle.
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Vienna
INS
Maxis
Hoecking
Innsbruck
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with mild to warm temperatures. Lows around 68 degrees Saturday night, highs near 90 Sunday. Light to moderate east to south winds becoming onshore along the coast. West Texas forecast shows cloudiness to partly cloudy conditions, warmer in the Panhandle on Sunday.
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Ban Antonio
Texas
Clady
Paruy
Garner Defends Public Works Plan Against Hoover Attacks
Washington May 24 Speaker Garner assailed President Hoover over his criticism of a 32.2 billion relief program calling it pork barrel legislation. He said Hoover’s language mocked aid to the jobless and rejected claims the plan favored banks and financial interests. Garner told reporters that aid to relief and employment was necessary and not pork.
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Washington, D. C
Garner
Hoover
Sham
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Islrands
Reconstruction Finance’ Corporation
Assassination Attempt Aims at Wealthy Maverick at Home
Four men attempted to shoot Lewis Maverick at his Fredericksburg road estate Friday night. Maverick, awake in a different room, fired. one attacker was wounded and fled with a woman driving the getaway car. Daylight inspection showed the former sleeping room riddled with buckshot and slugs. Henry Menchaca and a Black female servant were the only others on site.
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Lewis Maverick
Fredericksburg Road
Maverick
Assatangis
Cub
Bcon
Maverick Theer
Henry Menchaca
Moving Wednesday and Local Financial Notes
A fragmented OCR item mentions moving Wednesday and financial figures like 0.00 and 28.00 monthly, with scattered references to people, places, and items. The garbled text includes names, dates, and prices, plus phrases about circulation and a light client context, all lacking coherent narrative.
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