Murrel Case Details and Related Prosecution Notes
The lengthy report outlines the attack case involving John H. Murrel and the Ralls sisters, with references to Army duty, university ties, and connections to Harvard and Minnesota boards. It covers defense moves, government actions, and potential public hearings while detailing Murrel's confinement and the legal maneuvers surrounding the case.
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Blendie Ralls
Marpat
Sirial
John H. Murrel
Ninth
Infantry
Ralls
San Antonio
Iglephane
United States
Meiner
Ralls Sisters
Murrel
Gay &S
L. & Commistinuer
Paul A. Loekher
Feders
ANNAL
W. Grhlesinger
Acdense Atlornny
Desi
Navine
Mommill Federal Disuriec
Cily
Convaliant
Dom
Grain Market Outlook and Prices Slide Across Regions
The report outlines mixed wheat and grain activity with price dips in Kansas and Nebraska amid frost impacts in Argentina and stronger Canadian export demand. Traders cite profit-taking, but some note potential upward pressure from export sales and weather effects. Market breadth shows volatility with Western and Midwest indices reacting to shipments and currency factors.
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Chao
Priese
Wwenl
Limae
Argentina
Kansas
Nebrarka
Corp
Sels
Taree
Mans
VURAL
Chang Foy Thavivinn
U S Canada Economic Chart Shows Parallel Recovery Trends
An article compares U S and Canadian economic recoveries from 1928 to early 1930s. It notes similar production patterns, peak recoveries in 1929, and parallel downturns, with Canada not experiencing bank failures while both nations show recovery pauses. It concludes banking systems and government policy influence prosperity and hints at need for New Deal style measures.
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Tne
United States
Britain
Canada
Businness
Vanatia
Cumin
Money and Metals SHS WYN OEE Fersoh see ree aan re Te Te ete
A garbled OCR segment lists various names, places, and terms across money, metals, and people, with scattered references to institutions and events. The text appears as fragmented fragments rather than a coherent news item.
Ant lviestock market shows mixed demand in San Anton
In a week opening, livestock prices fluctuated with steady grass values around 25 and best lots near 350. Prices for calves, heifers, and hogs varied, with cans and sheep bringing ranges around 1.30 to 2.50 for common types, while prime cattle and yearlings traded at higher rates amid a cautious demand scene.
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Fan Antony
Roemipta
Ted Holt
Dracey
Weer Leary
Aris Maiz
NTN
Swelenis Suid
Vom
San Antonin
Averaet
Pramte
San Antrin
CPIM
SAAN
Hidaleo Loans Total 22173 and Related Notes
Fragmented OCR outlines loans totaling 22173 and references to officials and dates. Mentions Ravers, Wentemburg, Min, and secretary roles with unclear context. Indicates applications and pension terms tied to a period around March and May.
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Mealaen
Latal Ag
Fede
Prihe
Winhilg
Hrdmee Enumity
Carpowinary
Rysen Fy Srt
Min
Wentemburg
Fainbrse
Regnoratary
Fale Fauneta
Market Friven Amid Mixed Commodities and Sparse Goods
The market shows firven demand on vegetables with carrots at 40 cents per unit and cabbage selling wholesale up to 3 dollars per hundred. Lettuce, onions, and peppers appear in limited supply as ships bring early arrivals from Haxle Pass. bananas and bananas fruit items remain scarce after government orders. Commission quotations list prices for apples, grapes, and berries with substantial ranges, while fruits and vegetables face tight supply and rising prices across the board.
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Lovat Riwerd
Mortine Anes Commission
Weicht
Haxle Pass
Hananas
Crowers
Amerigo
Haven
Stocks Slip At Midday On Mixed U.S. Shares
New York stocks moved unevenly with declines in American Tobacco and U.S. Steel while American Smelting and Allied Chemical edged higher. Utilities steadier as oil and rail issues dipped. overall trading dull. Dollar gains visible as francs and sterling rise in European markets.
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Stoelta
Steudy
Ameltine
Santa Fe Allied Chemical
Chase
National Dlathers
Cerro
de “Bagan
Slanlard Oil
New Jersey
Seaboard Oil
Tamestake
Nathaa Dietiners
American Trephous
American Cammiecgial AL Cohen
Jove Anavile
Standard Oil
New Iursey
U.S
General Motora
U. S
Wobacco B
Industre
Nile
Iwan
RFC
Noid
Faraien
AM Non
Tevlay
Senterday
London
Bank of France
Cate
Fircrane
Chicago Poultry and Produce Market Briefs
Chicago poultry and produce notes report live poultry receipts, assorted weights, and grade changes. entries mention hens roosters and young birds, plus egg prices in New York and Chicago potato and tomato indications.
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Chicago
Omicago
Noy
le Fay le Poullce
Felter Old End Grange
New York
Commodity Prices Rise at Cuero Market
Commodity prices at Cuero show gains with general increases in week. Wires and fibers advance by tenths, cotton and staple goods rising from recent week trading. Local buyers watch costs as market edges higher in Cuero.
Wall Street Notes Stronger Tone Signals Market Rally
Wall Street shows signs of recovery with buyers returning after recent losses. Steel and Sears Roebuck offer mixed signals as regulation chatter eases and concern over manipulation declines. Kennecott attracts buying while NYPD stock around 70 000 shares spurs cautious optimism pending NEA board changes.
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Plouy
Cotton Market Tangles In New Orleans And Liverpool
Cotton prices edged higher with December and March futures advancing while some selling cooled gains. In Liverpool the market showed steady demand and futures traded around nine to ten points above yesterday's close, as hedging and trade buying influenced early activity.
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Callum
Liverpool
Mewarty Bikh
NEW Orleantrrs
Niap
Calton
Ape
Mang
Opan
Nienees
Teevenne
Bob Marel
Gelaner
Calton Whives
Ean
Tanuars
Merah
Tom Green Cotton Men Given Loans
Government funds continued flowing to Tom Green county farmers with large scale ten rent cotton loans this week. Among the biggest loans was to J. M. Pfluger who delivered 51 bales weighing 26,998 pounds and received $2,605.15 after allowable exchanges were deducted.
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Tom Green
Angelo
Tom Green County
J. M. Pfluger
Business chiefs urge action on regulatory pressure from Washington
Rail heads criticize federal controls and NRA policies, saying bureaucrats dictate branch lines and executive salaries. They claim insufficient reserves forced aid requests, with job cuts and stalled investment. Sources note whispers of Washington shake-ups and push to hire leaders with proven business ability to revive advertising and growth. The piece comments on Roosevelt era policy tensions and industry warnings.
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Washington
NRA
Allalea
William Rendolph Hearst
Democracy
Editorial
Polata
Serlen
Nueces Ginnings Totals From 1932 To 1998
Corpus Christi report notes ginnings totals with 1 035 bales in Nases county and 3 957 bales in October 1932, reflecting crop year comparisons through October 18 1998. Details reference Rice F. Tart and government data.
Highway 81 contract ban on road work progress
A government highway project near BAN SANA in Geom Ghia will restrict traffic for five months while road work plus trenching occurs. About 140 workers will be employed during the construction phase along the route, with plans indicating substantial labor use and localized detours.
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Ban Sana
Tye Annie Tehway
Ioiy Tontha Mies
Point Wark
Geom Ghia
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