Aide Killed in Yat Run Tragedy in Francisco
A police report details a fatal accident involving a Yat-runner aide in Francisco. Lauris Jackson, 21, son of C Robson, and Mrs Corbett Alle, 22, a city assessor clerk, are named among those connected to the crash as investigators probe glare from lights and driver panic.
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Francisco
INS
Lauris
Jason
C. Robson
Fifteenth Avenue
Hehmond
Corbett Alle
Walt Allen
Siath Avenue
St.ry’e Hospital
Exeter
Cuban plans to curb silver speculation amid dollar shift
In Havana on November 1, secretary of the treasury Orestes Trata directs urgent measures to stem Cuban silver speculation against gold and U.S. currency. Army trucks will move silver coins inland and five dollar bills will be withdrawn from circulation in Cuba to slow depreciation.
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Uba
Aavana
INS
United States
Treasury
Orestestrata
Cuba
New Month Marketing Campaign in The Times Classifieds
A new month advertising push aims to boost revenue through The Times Classifieds. The publication reports a daily circulation around 45,000 and a Sunday reach near 000, signaling strong reader engagement for advertisers.
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Tdmht
Roosevelt Attacks Hoover In Campaign Rant On Prosperity
Governor Roosevelt accuses President Hoover of inaction and quarrelling with Congress while defending continued protection for American industry and agriculture. He charges the Hoover administration with delaying recovery, warns against anti labor tactics, and predicts a Democratic landslide as voters prepare for the upcoming election.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Congress
Congréss
Kovernent
Goover
Washington
Democratic Party
Buch
Hitch-Hiker Ban to Be Demanded by Social Workers
Denver social workers urge Colorado lawmakers to outlaw hitchhiking by creating a misdemeanor or felony. They warn that disease and a growing 200000-strong hitchhiking population threaten public health and safety as campaigns circulate seeking state action.
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Denver
Gas Company to Testify First at Fort Worth Rate Hearing
In Fort Worth on November 1 the Lone Star Gas Company was ordered to present its testimony first in a rate hearing examining valuations earnings and fairness of current gas rates. About twenty five representatives affected by the rates attended as presiding official V. Terrell urged single-lawyer questioning to speed the session. Karl Griffith chief counsel opened with D A Haley of Dallas as the company’s first witness.
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Fort Worth
Lone Biar Gas Company
V. Terrel
Terrell
Karl Griffith
D. A. Haley
Dallas
Concern
Theft from Lanier School Locker Reported
A theft at Lanier School where 5 was taken from a steel locker after it was pried open. Police were notified on Tuesday about the break in and missing contents.
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Lanier School
Grief Over Death Of Boy Sparks Bull Terrier’s Demise
In Cheyenne Wyoming on November J. the grief over Joseph Cahill age 15 over his illness led to the death of Boots, Cahill’s bull terrier. Cahill’s illness had been brightened by a visit from the famed Babe Ruth.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph Cahill
Boots
Cahill
Cahiif
Babe Ruth
Hunting From Our Nets Fine of $40
Dover Foxcroft Me November a man named Vernal Larson of Brownsville was found guilty of hunting from an automobile. He paid a $40 fine and court costs of $9.60 in Judge Harold M Hayes court. The complaint was filed by Game Warden William Davis of Milo. Keith Stanford has a lamb that faithfully follows him to school every day and even swims a stream deep enough to reach the schoolhouse.
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Dover-Foxcroft
Vernal Larson
Brownsville
Harold M. Hayes
William Davis
Milo
Mary
Cherokee
Keith Stanford
Stanford
Spring Township
State 10 Pay Off Warrant Call Issued by Treasury
State Treasurer Sharley Lockhart announced warrants totaling about 964000 from the general revenue fund. The call covered warrants including 188176 and about 1500 warrants from the last fiscal year's series, while excluding new series starting September 1. It also called Confederate pension warrants including the November 1931 issue and says the treasury will buy pension warrants not discounted up to September 1932.
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Austin
Sharley Lockhart
General Revenue Fund
God
Lockhart State
Lockhart
Treasury
Shobile arson case yields no bills in grand jury
Louis Nadel of 628 East Woodlawn avenue faced arson charges for a fire at Nadel Dress shop on 216 Alamo plaza but was returned no-billed by the Thirty-seventh District grand jury to Judge W.5 Anderson. Detective J. Wills signed the complaint. The July 29 fire and a separate no-bill for J. M. Hermosa alias Jose Montez of 620 North Salado street tied to an extortion complaint on Maria Chapa at 806 North Brazos street on June 21 were noted among 21 indictments and 40 no-bills. The report appears in the period’s criminal docket.
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Louis Nadel
Woodlawn Avenue
Nadel
Alamo Plaza
District Courts
Grand Jury
W.5. Anderson
J. ¥. Wills
J. M. Hermosa
Jose Montez
Salado Street
Maria’ Chapa
North
Brazos Street
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Tye
A. Homes
Oxfords
Remarkable Shoes
Salling
Mistletoe
North Flores
Salling’s
Ile
Colorado
Wana Superior
Sam Houston
Chase and
Sanborn
Lge. Bot
Libby
Vibby's
E. Libby
del Monte
Campbell's Pork and Beans
Cairn’s
Faith “Vue Camay
Royal Porpte Grape Juice
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