Wife of Fall Seeks Biographical Vindication and Patriot Label
The wife of Fall asserts history will mark his career as that of a patriot and plans to publish a full biography to defend his innocence. She discusses their finances, the El Paso ranch, and Ed Doheny loans, while denying bribery charges and emphasizing decades of devoted public service.
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Fall
Jed
el Paso
Mrs. Fall
Washington
RD. C
Albert BR
Bonyea
Arcender
Abe Gileo
Tanege
Usband
Edward L. Doheny
Ephe Rand
Scheen
Adie
Senate
Prise
Youth Sustains Facial Wounds After Car Accident
Alan Cheadler, 14, of 502 Nebraska Street, was treated at Hubert B Green Hospital after a car struck a bump on a road near Wie games Friday. Sixteen stitches were required to close cuts on his face as doctors battled to save the injured boy.
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Alan Cheadler
Nebraska Street
Hubert B. Green Borpitel
Roth
Wie
Bor Wee
Corgeous
Cute
Elinor Faire Divorces William Boyd in California
Elinor Faire obtained a divorce from William Boyd, motion picture actor, in California. The complaint alleges separation since January 3, 1931 and asserts he insulted her with vile names and refused to explain his alleged continued absence from home.
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Elinor Faire
Boyd
Lon Angeles
Paigat Enize
William Boyd
Emperrie
Sarita Ata
Calif
Ant
Romi
Yelebee
Basil
Esplain
Dveraight
Four Hurt When Train Derailed
Chicago dispatch reports four people injured when a local train derailed after a broken rail. Officials traced the cause to a failure in a rail segment near the yard as repair crews moved to the site.
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Chicago
Ferut
Hesse
Raton
Cards Todap
Mlimi- Ceurpal Oesacedier
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Buie
Funeral services were held for Mrs Buie Poiliern b Arnhem for Aire. Miah Ahyfe Tirtin died Thursday night. Saturday was bev. Malle Sormm, peyton of 8 Marie Pie al cleerrh in charge. She tind arie home of Mercatigtres, Aten Tidearé C Monday. TTIN den Metra ayaoue.
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Poiliern
Arnhem
Aire
Miah
Ahyfe Tirtin
Army Teams Commanded to Prepare for 1932 Olympics
Washington D C Nov 4 Gen Herbert B Crosby chief of cavalry was named the war department representative for army participation in the 1932 Olympic Games. Army to compete in equestrian events including Prix des Nations jumping and individual schooling. Crosby to oversee training and personnel questions and corps areas urged to cooperate in building a strong army team through officer development and training efforts.
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Pi—Niej
Herbert B. Crosby
Chiek
Cavalry
War Department
Teace
Jike
Army
Aeater
Pilot makes forced landing near Minatitlan Mexico
Dispatches report Pickwick Airways pilot George Pouflea landed a plane in a ramp near Minatitlan Vera Cruz on Wednesday, waited 22 hours for help, and was rescued. The pine remained half submerged as authorities worked to free him.
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Mexico
Minatitlan
Vera Cran
George Pouflea
Pickwick Airways
Touflen
Ani Guider
Hin Rereus
Irish Drink Shops Closed Under Law
Irish drink shops in Duml in are shut under new law. Authorities cite the act’s strict controls and punitive penalties as the reason for immediate closure. Local officials say compensation and enforcement details will follow in further notices.
Radical Socialists Frown on Tardieu in Crisis Talks
Fragmented OCR notes report Radical Socialist opposition to French Premier Tardieu amid a cabinet crisis. The language is garbled but references to government formation and political tensions suggest instability in the French leadership and party divisions impacting policy directions.
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Tardieu
Bats
Calagorate
Avdre Tardieu
20 Radio Stations Ordered Off Air
Washington news item reports 20 radio stations ordered off the air for unspecified violations. The article notes regulatory actions and mentions a case involving a person named Melicaih and a local figure miss Put, with unclear details about motives or outcomes.
Hoover’s rise mirrors a shifting American presidency
Beverly Hills dispatch notes, in a compact critique, how Hoover grows into a typical U S president amid a pattern of disdain for Senate leaders. It traces reactions from Washington through Coolidge, Taft, Wilson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln, concluding with Hoover's serious yet cautious political stance.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hoover
Senate
Washington
Jefferson
Andy Jackson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Taft
Krow
Wilson
Coolidge Mayer
Mr. Hoover
Teams Play For Title In Conference Showdowns
In Atlanta and Lexington, college football teams chase conference crowns and intersectional bragging rights. Highlights mention Vanderbilt Alabama, Kentucky at Lexington, Harvard, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Tulane, and Georgia. Key players Armstrong Banker Seid contribute in a tight game with decisive touchdown drive.
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Atlanta
Nnaheijle
Lexington
Harvard
Georgia
Fiddler's Wife Kills Deer in Maine Hunting Trip
Maine fiddler Mellie Fortier's wife, 72, reportedly shoots a deer during a hunting trip while he stays at home. The incident occurs in northern Norway, with unclear details about the motive or aftermath.
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Fiddler
Norway
Gram Wooham
Mellie
Maine
Fortier
Hernell
Melle
Jurist Tells of Shooting in Amarillo Case
Testimony describes threats and a planned murder plot linked to Walton and his daughter. Helen Hamilton recounts warnings from Harry Bishop and others as Walton discussed consequences of alleged falsified marriage claims and potential life threats.
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Helen Hermilton
Tau
Helen
Mils Hervilton
Hamilton
Harry II Bishop
Lidnop
Wixbop
Mira Alaw
Uin
Lys
Hamillon
Patel
Harry Hendricks
Anprik
Hamiltes
Hendricks
Payne
Tom Walton
Swire
Teliaw
Maetagd
99 Yard Run Fails To Make Touchdown
A garbled report describes a 99 yard run that did not result in a touchdown. It mentions Buena and a Friday game, with unclear details about players, teams, and outcomes. The text is fragmented and largely unreadable, preserving minimal identifiable names or facts.
News theater data and GM earnings outlook echo era shift
The piece notes Embassy news pictures from around the world and a Tralian crown prince visit referenced from far away. It cites Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors returning from the Baltic region and suggests quarterly GM earnings may rise year over year. Ford trims prices amid industry optimism and broader prosperity theme.
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Belgium
Alfred PL Sloan Jr
Heal
Gentat Motors
Buroge
Han
Sara Mr. Blond
General Motors
Auto Crash Reunites Pair In Indianapo la
In Indianapolis an automobile accident unexpectedly reunites George Kswan and his former wife after a city truck wheel collision damaged her car. The pair, once divorced last year, meet at the scene and agree to reunite. Their two children are mentioned as part of the later reunion.
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Inpianapola
Ind
George Kswan
Ann
An & Sites
George
Boerne Riding and Polo Club diversifies Boerne social scene
Sam Williams notes local agriculture and ranch efforts across Sutton Eywards counties. Ongoing weed studies threaten sheep with bitter weed losses while ranchers donate sheep for trials. At Hebrewville and Boerne area, silo construction and dairy readiness rise. new pecan ventures yield notable profits. A postmaster reports high wool clips from Delaines in Camp Wood. well sinking activity near Crockett informs gas and concrete timing.
WC T U Favors Hoover Stand At Meeting
The State W C U applauded President Hoover and his stance on law enforcement, declaring it a major advance against traffic violations and urging Texans to adopt the same attitude. The resolution praised federal action and called for stronger penalties for bootlegging and violations.
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Christ
Texas
Soover
W. C
Vie Resohnion
Teapt
Lexis
Revolution
Brookhart Ordered to Testify on Rum Inquiry in Capitol
In Washington DC, United States Senator Brookhart faced a federal subpoena after refusal to appear at a senate inquiry into rum conditions in the District of Columbia. Attorney General Tren A. Travs er had invited Brookhart to testify, but his absence led to the subpoena demanding his appearance on a set date.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Charles Ericke
Burke Pringle
Carmen Funtapes
Iade
Misa Pantages
Baron Fitts
Pantages
Mexico
Wasfinglon
Sengini
Guryebarger
Mindy
Senate
Columbia
United Hintra
Tren A. Travser
Widow Sues Texas Firm for $40,000
A widow files a damage suit in the Thirty-seventh district court seeking 40 000 dollars from a Texas company. The petition alleges her husband died after an incident involving a tank of deadly fluid at the firm. Named are Rare Tockett and Woren Sockett, guardian and father respectively. The case highlights alleged negligence by the Crews company.
Golby Weds Paris Widow in New York
Nov 20 in New York Dain Wridge Colby secretary to a Wilbon era administration wed Anne Von Abb Strand Bly, widow of New York and Vienna, after obtaining a license at the municipal building. The ceremony occurred at the Plymouth Congregational Church with nine close friends present. Class ads and repairs noted in the listing.
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York
Dain Wridge Colby
Televij Vin Wilbon
Nathalie Sedgwick Colby
Teno Fatmavih
Anne von Abbstrand Bly
Witow
New York
Viens
Colbyavy
Linie Ah
Plymorth Congregational
Four Chicago gangsters indicted in federal case
November 2 Chicago reports four gangsters named Druggan Lake Capone and McGurn indicted. Druggan and Lake face charges of fraudulent income tax returns. Italph Capone is charged with the same. McGurn faces a Mann Act count regarding transport of Louise Relfe. The indictments allege failure to pay taxes and concealment of assets, plus beer manufacturing claims against Druggan and Lake. Capone reportedly offered a $1000 settlement while claiming poverty. prosecutors call it fraudulent.
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Chicago
Druggan
Lake
Capone
Sind McGura
Tere Drupgan
Frankie Lake
Italph Capone
Jack McGurn
Drigean
Take
Italy
McGurn
al Caypone
Louise Relfe
Recess Trial of Income Tax Expert
LOS ANGELES, Nov. week end recess today interrupted the trial of Marjorie Berger Hollywood income tax counsellor on charges of fraudulently preparing the 1920 Income tax return for Dorothy Mackall, a screen actress. The case probably will reconvene Wednesday.
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Los Angiles
Iin
Marjorie Berger
Hallywourt Income
Fficral Enare
Dorothy Mackall
One Sided Truth and Mary Takers Life Review
A ceremonial address highlights a selection of literature focusing on Christian science and themes from the life of Mary Baker Eddy. The writer Geopuinn Milmine is noted for critical exploration of spiritual movements.
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Nermony
Mary Taker Ally
Geopuinn Milmine
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