City bonds approved amid court fight and civic plans
Opponents warn of a landmark 82 million bond issue tied to a city project as court actions unfold. Officials, including Mayor Chambers, press for bond sale while arguing legality and public support. Secret meetings and telegraphic haggling shape bids due by December, with plans to fund civic improvements and job creation for about 1500 workers.
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Uiwart
Wartern
Imajor Satuday
Bool Water
New York
Paneazine
Chacutiris Sain
Era
Stotah
Tim Seiler Walken
James
Allred
Fudge Wheeler
Fleeision
Chambers
Au Magnanes
Vie Honda
Alloines
Xeneral
Checibore
Gheerd
School of Cititership
Ile
St Sax
Jan the Bunds Growll
Sanday
Seduris
Enleu
Cil
Holdup Men Rob Shoemaker at Resort Street
A man says he was held up in his home on JAH2 Aagramora Street night. Two men entered. one demanded money after asking what he wanted while the other searched Word and took cash from his person. The incident, described as a sudden attack, left Word traumatized but unharmed.
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Word
Navy plan fails as league accepts terms of agreement
Government reports indicate major powers have met the required conditions and accepted the proposal. The state department notes the plan will take effect tomorrow and outlines steps for constriction and replacement of obsolete devices. The United States awaits formal ratifications from involved nations before full implementation.
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Ge Teague
Malione
Nlste
Geversa
Maral
Cumma
State ‘Department
Obituary for Albert Morh oit in San Antonio
Obituary notice for Albert Morh oit of San Antonio who died at home on Saturday. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Riebs One raking company chapel. He was a member of Kinrmonta Icdze No 1 and will be buried at Handre burial pack. He was a native of Comal rosets and lived in San Antonio for 42 years. He is survived by widow Mire Attzorta Moehrisi, three sons Alexander Roland and Welter Mosberg, and daughter Mire Louise Mueehrin, all of San Antonio.
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Albert Morhrig
Albert Morhoit
Mizston Street
Mire Attzorta
Moehrisi
Roms
Alex
Ander
Roland
Welter Mosberg
Mire Louise Mueehrin
San Antonia
Navy League waits Hoover on inquiry into Navy affair
The Navy League remained ready for action as Hoover prepared to appoint a committee to probe alleged Navy Department missteps. White House discussions with Secretaries Adams and Wilson and Rear Admiral Thomas did not clarify who would be named. Hoover planned a visit to his Virginia retreat, while the Navy League, Gardeners Hyenseil, and others stayed cautious, awaiting the president’s next move.
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Uulerees
Wasittingdon
Navy League
Thimyer
Hoover
William” Howard Gambiner
League
White House
Hnwerpe
Tapidan
Virginia
Ams
Sith
Tush Thodmas
Adims
Alman
Mgine
The
Provident
Nays League
Adimien Momhan
Alwan
Lesgur
Navy
Cardiner
Davy Leacue
Gardiser Hyenseil
Wee Llkewire
Sr. J Hoover
County mails 52,000 property tax notices in record time
Chief Deputy M G Bardwell says the Maury County tax office mailed 52 000 notices in record time. The first batch went out two weeks ago and about 30 000 dollars in tax collections have been received as of the latest tally.
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Maury
Bouxnight Freed in Murder Trial Outcome
Leon Tonknight was acquitted tonight after a two hour jury deliberation. The state charged Tonknight conspired with John Beloin and three others to attack, with alleged documents used as the basis for civil claims.
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Bouxnight
Nocston
Det
INS
Leon Tonknight
Atar
Early 1930s Election Outcomes Shape House Control
Washington reports await result of five congressional races that could determine House control. Democrats hold promising leads in Ohio and New York contests while Republicans resist in others. Analysts note potential shifts in speaker choices depending on absentee votes and party alignment as December 1 and 7 deadlines loom.
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Universay Bartle
Washington
D.C
Pusitay
Ohio
David Lerbach
Demiocrat
Joly Tf. Hollister
Mevulleans
Martin T. Sweeney
D. Harden Tursy
Noblicon
Aielgam
Aichaél
Bert
Reéond
Charles S. Hill
Nithward la Sinkes
New York
Josey Trelanez
Willian J. Padgett
House
Crooklyn
Philadelphia
Nicholas Longworth
Michigan
Joniey
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Vaul
Eralr
Joan Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
Mat Vole
Weathered fragment yields scattered place names and data
OCR text provides a fragmentary weather and navigation report with names such as New Seale, Denver, Ban Fy Pasa, Memphie, and Memphis. It mentions winds, seas, and temperatures, plus various locations and times, but the content is garbled and only partially readable.
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Matarhoras
Tahidlina
New Seale
Abiiont
Araantlle
Teaab
Jayyo
Tarkwonyilie
Banana City
Teri Mars
Oiin
Arthur
Calif
Fragmented inked column on kings and governance debates
An incoherent pastiche discusses Carthaginian and European royalty, Mussolini, and political authority. It critiques government, post offices, and public charity while railing against inflated prices and indulgent elites, referencing a Protestant church and improvised modern governance imagery.
Debtor relief sparks congressional debate
Washington reports rising opposition to debt cancellation as congress considers vast European debt relief. Lawmakers including Cable of Ohio and Taft of Kansas condemn cancelling principal while others across the GOP criticize any broad write‑off. The dispute spans banking, finance, and public policy as the next year’s decisions loom.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Conte
Ona
Taember
Ohis
Joli Tx
Cable
Weutx
Ftope
Kansas
Hia
Dix
Trier
Lilson
Connectlet
Teorkrader
Wood
Tailiann
Working Children Hurt Breadwinners in Chicago Scene
Fragmentary report from Chicago describes harm to young workers aged seven to seventeen amid a push for reform. Apparent references to national labor issues and a secretary from a United Child Labor organization appear in the sparse text.
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Prevevaal
Chicago
Oct
Novial
United States
Tay Dingridille
Uke
Democrats Will Control Laws Warns Shouse in Middletown
In Middletown Connecticut on October 2, national Democratic Committee chairman Toner Shouse warned that Democrats will control legislation in the house of representatives whether they organize it or not. He said Republicans will be left with a “spilt on A hundred lagurs.”
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Middletown
Conn
Temncrata
Tonctl Shouse
House of Representatives Vmheriee
Republicana
Former Kelly Man and Companion Killed in Crash
A late today crash remark says former Kelly man and companion died when their plane burned after a crash near Gatesville. San Antonio officials said the aviator and companion were aboard and perished, with authorities reporting fire and wreckage at the site.
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Kelly
Gatesvine
Treas
San Antonin
Dino Grandi and Hoover Copesigt in 1931 disarmament talks
In a Washington report Dino Grandi and Hoover are named amid discussions on disarmament and German policy. The note references U.S. foreign ministerial contacts and a broader push to address economic conditions and international authority.
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Dino Grandi
Hoover Copesigt
Universal Sarche Thome
Foretgn Minster
Dino Grand
Washington
Moores
Germany
Railroad Unions Plan Relief Meeting in Washington
Cleveland report notes that representatives of the 21 railroad brotherhoods will meet in Washington on Monday to plan relief for railroad workers affected by strikes. The dispatch cites leaders and aims to coordinate nationwide aid before sustaining disruptions spread further.
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Cleveland
Washington
Bey Peyre
Halloween Carnival Ends With Police Guarded Downtown
Halloween celebrations in San Antonio drew crowds on Tristan Street with witches and revelers as police guarded the downtown area. The night saw a quiet mood overall, with few injuries and several drunks detained, while parade-style crowds dispensed with chaos on Soledad Street and surrounding avenues.
Pope Pius to Tour Vatican Buildings Tomorrow
Pope Pius will tour Vatican City landmarks tomorrow with Cardinal Pacelli, visiting buildings erected since the seat began. The official trip will include the postal and railway facilities, accompanied by a small retinue.
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Pope Pius
Vatican Buildings
Vatican
Vatican City
Cardinal Pacalli
Alate
GOP Expected to Retain Chieftains
Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee expected to keep heads Charles A. Beane and other members in place until the next national convention, despite internal signals of possible changes. The December meeting was anticipated to reaffirm leadership continuity for the party.
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Washington
Leen
Ate Tnt
Republican National Committee
Chaleram Airoeon PD
Bean
Pantages Ready for Second Trial Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary report indicates Pantages faces a second trial amid confusion and murky references to charges and proceedings. Names and details are unclear, but the trial reopens with anticipation in a tense legal setting.
Bridge Curfew Disregarded Reported
The article notes a proposed bridge curfew between Laredo and Nuevo Laredo with advisories from Mexican officials and American authorities about possible daily entry restrictions. It mentions a tentative closure at 9 p.m. and the lack of official confirmation of retaliatory measures.
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Mexico City
Garedo
Nuevo Tareilo
Eash
Nuevo Laredo
Nuevo
Unitey
Unite States
Mexico
Akron to Converse by Radio Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Akron and Jahueke engaging in radio communication with an off-jer station. The text mentions direct contact and interh weaving equipment by the National Draudenst company.
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Akron
Jahueke
Converse
Wasthingto i
Jer Stan
Union Voters For Day Plan Support Amid Wage Cut Talks
Union members including carpenters and joiners union No 180 discuss a one day work stoppage to push for a shorter workday without wage reductions. The meeting names October 3 as a key date and signals willingness to adopt a wage cut compromise if needed.
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Muamterea Bervite
Valiaio
Valif
Gali
Carpenters and Joiner Union
Tioenl
One Cent a Day Insurance Offer Promises Monthly Payouts
An old advertisement from The Vortat Tite & Cestally Insurance Co promotes an accident policy with benefits up to $100 a month for 24 months. The offer targets men, women, and children aged 10 to 10, requiring minimal details and no medical exam, with a 10 day cost and a request for names and relationships to beneficiaries.
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Dierks
Kansas City
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