Toorehayitica woman dies in suicide on steamer Mohawk
The body of Mrs. Gray Leavell, 46, a Toorehayitica charity worker, was recovered after she jumped from the Olider Mullory steamer Mohawk into Galveston Bay. A verdict of death by own action was returned by Justice R. M. Kapse in Galveston. She planned burial in Georgetown and left notes for relatives and the vessel captain citing economic depression. Her survivors include brother Charles H. Leavell of El Paso and husband George H. Gillette.
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Mre
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Toorehayitica
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Galveston
Georgetown
Lenvill
Hed Grows
Venee R. MN
Kapse
Gelveston
George H. Gillette
Georgeloren
Taiko
Okla
Charles HW. Leavell
Sl Paso
Texas
Teavell
Bay
Spotlites and Local Happenings Across Aftontery Area
A jumble of notices from O C He Spotlites outlines residents returning from a $450,000 contract, recoveries from illness, and travel updates. Georgia visits, church leaders, and community events fill a week with Kiwanis talks, naval training notes, and upcoming meetings. Scouts request registrations and local gatherings prepare for a November 15 event at Benckens Ridge park.
Cotton Bale Counts Reported by Census Bureau
The census tallies indicate 10 863 601 bales of cotton counted in Washington D C with figures showing 377 581 rounds, 10 401 bales of American Egyptian and other details tied to the graveth of M80 and October dates prior to November. The figures reflect pre November totals and include various regional counts and export indicators.
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Washington, D.C
Convict Slain in Jail Break Effort in Chandler
A chaotic jail break ends in the fatal shooting of Tim Wapenol during a confrontation with lawmen led by Sheriff Ted Meare and prison captain Sheln. The incident occurred at Lincoln County Jail, Chandler, with terse notes on the alleged holdup and chain of events.
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Chandler
Privamora
Tancoln County
Tim Wapenol
Ted Meare
Tn Ather Sheln
Slow Sal Mart Business Suppressed by Weather
Readable lines show sal mart activity hampered by weather. Prices for items like celery drop to 4.76 per crate and California red limes fall. general rate shifts noted but most prices stay steady amid market pressure from regulatory talks and supply constraints. Markets report scarce Toraleen and fluctuating gas costs affecting growers and distributors.
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Pruitt Conmmisalen Company
California
Spa Ag
Katuyday
Curupaers
Obra Ic
Ehioges
Jocal Mart
Sasder Pradees
Fruits and vegetables price list from 1940s market
A dense OCR style inventory listing numerous produce items with prices and quantities. Items include apples, tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, potatoes, peaches, pears, grapes, apricots, walnuts, cranberries, lemons, onions, melons, and many others with varied unit prices and counts.
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Geowery
Mustard Greene
Bush i
Brean
Daz Hun
Adolea
Edste
Esnte
Avenidta Wionde
Tananas
Beare
Regan
Catone
Thomtsen
Snuagh
Tasaines
Eforn
Debutantes Ball at the Gunter Hotel Honors San Antonio German Club
A lavish San Antonio German club event at the Crystal Hall in the Gunter hotel featured debutantes led by Hila Jane Warabach and peers as they promenaded with escorts and sponsors. Notable attendees included Misses Warabach Stoth Gloeecke Nolte White McCampbell Crosette Ray Michie and escorts William Hammond Beverly W Spillinen Philip Walker Hamilton Sogare David Meche Milton Spencer David Tght William Jollory Berette, with hosts and officers named among a crowd of about four hundred. Lieutenant and Mrs L T Savage planned a Sunday breakfast at the Davern-Fieldifiers Golf club as ongoing social engagements followed.
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San Antonio
Crystal
Eleanor Nolte
Winifred White
Marjorie McCampbell
Virginia Crosette
Dorothy Ray
Taye Michie
William Hammond
Beverly W. Spillinen
Philip Walker
Hamilton Sogare
David Meche
Milton
Spencer
David Tdght
William Jollory
Duck Berette
Sponnors
Mesdamen
William King
Robert M. Ayteg
Clarence
Fenstermaker
John, Vancongt
Hubert Mickler
Lyerett F. Johnson
Walter
Dergstrom
Sterling Burke
Max B. Johnson
Carlisle Maxwell
Helen Milburn
Beila
T William C. King
Carlile Maxwell
Clement Kaleser
Frank Newton
David McGehee
Rosawler Spencer
Fort Sem Touston Officers Club season opener night
The Twenty third Infantry officers will host a first regimental hop at Fort Sem Touston on Saturday evening. The Sacred Teareeb parish hall on West Commerce and Trinity will hold its annual fall festival on Sunday November 1 with a chicken dinner starting at 6. Lieutenant and Mrs E J Rogers hosted a formal party at Brookfield Saturday. Fourteen guests attended and later tea danced at the Brooks Held Officers club. Mrs James S McNeel hosted a buffet Sunday at McNeel Park. A barbecue sponsored by Nt Manica quid Mansin Ike was postponed to next Sunday.
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Fort Sem Touston
West Commerce
Trinity Sirect
Tinutenant
E. J. Rogers
Ins
Brookefield
Som
Brooks Held
Cotton Output for 1930 Set at 14 486 000 Bales
Washington reports Department of Agriculture estimates 1930 cotton production at about 14.486 million bales, slightly below last year's 14.625 million. Market prices notes and farm commodity values appear alongside varied reports on wheat oats and poultry conditions with regional price quotes.
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Washington, D. C
Bates
Sear
Cotton Prizes Shift Lower in New York and Liverpool
A chaotic summary of cotton price movements across New York and Liverpool markets. Reports show declines from early highs, with December and March futures drifting lower and daily trading unsettled by government crop outlooks. Liverpool prices and base market values are noted alongside regional shipments and local selling dynamics.
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New York
Liverpool
Glendy Anderton
Weiling
City News Dance Listings At Midway And Nearby Halls
Readable fragments describe multiple dance events over November at venues including Midway Fest Hall and Castroy, with acts such as Habe Schindler and his boys, Sir Jerome, Crowcent Band, and Dick's Melody Boys. Listings mention prizes, university orchestras, masquerade elements, and a weekly K F C E meeting schedule amid Armistice Day notices.
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Midway
Sir Jerome
Tie Bond
Otoy
Habe Schindler
Castroy
Artzt J Orchestra
Ade
Shoplifter Dubbed With Odd Foodstuffs In Pocket
In Detroits news terse report on a shoplifting arrest Alvin Dhilf ann was found with cheese like Limburger and other groceries tucked in his pockets. Detectives Tarven Adamson and Michael Methorey described a bag of preserved foods and canned items. The suspect claimed no bottle of mustard but had a bag of odd items. Police observed the suspect’s movements and monitored his shoplifting spree.
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Devroit
Tarven Adamson
Michael Methorey
Alvin Dhilf
Alvin
Metrores
Alevin
Wanghy of
Gimberger
Foreign Vets Install Heads In Veterans Group
Jack Tite was installed as commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Bam Eoyston Post No. 76. New officers include Joy Bet tencourt as senior vice commander J. Ne Hradles as junior vice commander B A Well as quartermaster D Goart year and adjutant A W W Anderson. Chaplains J Nichols Vera Hehnelfer Josie Mills Effie Goodsea Ellen Mi Mamie Hogue and others named. A drum and basin corps will lead the Arminisce day parade.
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Jack Tite
Bam Eoyston
Joy Bettencourt
J. Ne Hradles
Juniior
Effie Goodsea
Ellen Mi
Mamie Hogue
Ervasare Toulse McFall
Chapless
Tony Anson
Mie Dalterznd
Mery
HA. Feil
Christmas business outlook shows cautious orders
Chicago region manufacturers and wholesalers report a 15 percent average rise in business since September but remain conservative for Christmas. Ninety five percent note retailers carry light inventories while many orders for holiday goods were not yet placed in 1028 and 2820. Prices for meat, fish, and livestock items appear in a separate classified listing reflecting market values.
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Gulgago
Chicago
Chicago Association of Credit Men
Nineta-fiya
Thiso
Christ
Oninion
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