League Sends Envoy to Uni0 Politic Meet 1931 City Election
Citizens League to Oscar Powell attend Cleveland national government conference November 10 12 to study city manager form planning budgets and highway work. Maverick tax collector announced highway study focus and county campaign planned to secure state and national highway support.
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Citizens’ League
Oscar Powell
Lowe
National Conference of Government
Cleveland
Gararnmett
Burgetinx
Powell
Mnncy Maverick
Iexgite
Maverick Mall
Sa Denar
Irmgua Inan
Lee Proving Gate
Owe Health to Konjola Promoted in Local Ad
An old advertisement touts Konjola a 32 ingredient medicine claiming curing power for stomach digestion nervousness and weight gain. A San Antonio user Julius J Bean reports dramatic personal improvement after four months on Konjola and praises the medicine as life changing. Free samples offered at Summers Drug Store and Konjola stand on Forslyn and Jason Streets with daily public meetings.
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America
Julius J. Bean
Fort
Houston Street
San Antonio
Dean
Houston
Loeoys
Lam
Konjola
Konjala
Sommera Deanators
Forslén
Jasofa
Cleveland meeting to discuss city planning and government
Delegates and officials from multiple governments gather to hear Newton D. Tinkey discuss state and municipal governance. The program covers unemployment, city manager plans, budgets, citizen committees, retirement systems, zoning, planning, and municipal debt. Six organizations participate, including the Municipal League and the Ohio Municipal League.
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Cleveland
Powell
Ujncinout
St Louis
Atuily
Povernment
Newton D. Tinkey
Wilson
Vowell
Pensiong
Retirement Snstem
Cho Athla
National Municipe League
Governmental Research Association
National Association
Civig - Secretarica
America
Teglalators’ * Association
Proportional Representation League
Ohio State Conference On City Planning
Ohio Menicipal League
Ohio Supreme Court ruling endangers Ohio racing
The Ohio State Supreme Court ruled that the so called contribution form of betting is illegal, casting doubt on the future of horse and dog racing in Ohio. Big race tracks have allowed this betting practice, raising concerns about operations and revenue.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State Supreme Court
Heflin Seeks Nye Scrutiny In Senate Election Push
In Washington on November 3 Ben Heflin of Alabama presses for scrutiny of the Nye fund committee amid a push in his senatorial bid. Aimed at exposing alleged fraud and corruption, Heflin plans a conference with Senator Nye of North Dakota to discuss the investigation.
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Washington, D.E
Benatar Heflin
Alabama
Nye Alard Fond
Heflin
Nye
North Dak
Army Orders Universal feces WASTINGTON BD o Now
The yellowing army orders list transfers and appointments among officers and stations including Captain Arthur Trutchtacoa, Jefferson Uarrecke to Mt. Lee, Lt. J. Hart, Cav. Fort Huacauta, and 3 F. Wane. In Chitkeok second leur George F tol. Main Piattanhrey Dassacke lnalead ot t Ben Franches Now Ja goml cime to buy ne ene Tite and in Clations Tight Clnes ifio you Sit.
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BD. O
Eaptaina Arthur
Trutchtacoa
Jefferson Uarrecke
Mt. Lee
Franke
Parties Bury Hatchet for Good of Ua in 1891
Washington dispatch reports party leaders focus on economic rehabilitation after Tuesday’s upheaval. Democrats seek to control Congress via recounts while avoiding disrupting business, aiming for stability and a path to 1892 presidency. Republicans hold slim majorities amid defections and unsettled gains.
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Sintemrit Berg
Washington, D.C
America
Congress
Bot Jones
Conwress
Senate
Whs
Republicana
Kenate
Relief Move Provides Army Bedding for Jobless
In a War Department dispatch dated November the Greek era, military authorities announce cuts and blankets to relieve distress among the unemployed. Secretary Hurley takes personal charge, informing Governor Minnes of Minnesota that real authority was lacking but will be responsible for actions during the emergency.
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Valeral Bernice
Washington, D. C
Noy
United States
Conli
Jay Gould Seeks One Million Dollar Suit Claim
Jay Gould files a suit to obtain 1,000,000 allegedly owed from the late fortune. The action marks the first major legal bid involving the Gould estate since settlement in Warz after long litigation.
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Jay Gould
Erandaon
Nameanke
Hnancer
Gould
Warz
Jayhnuld
George Gould
Tires and Tubes Cost Motorist 28 97 Dollars in 1929
Washington D C November 1929 United States motorists spent about 29 07 on tires and tubes per motorist during 1929 according to compilations by the American Manufacturers association the price now is lower than any time since 1924 and the article notes that current costs are lower than past peaks.
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Unner
D. C
United States
American Mataoristy Association
Idle peddle city apples headline in New York
A New York survey found unemployed venders selling apples at street corners for two dollars a box with a one to two dollar profit per box. Apples carried by peddlers drew attention on Wall Street where vendors wore spats, reflecting a peculiar local scene.
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New York
Wall Street
School fund protest at Texas meeting highlights inequities
Kun gsyiler Texas Nov 3 Protest over ing qualities alleged in the distribution of school funds was raised at a gathering of county judges, city mayors, and school superintendents called by RK MM Kleberg of the Texas College of Arts and Industries. Figures showed 380,000,000 max values paid into the state treasury and over 5,250,100 in fees for 1929, with notes comparing contributions from western counties to the Texas Institute of Technology at Lubusd.
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Kungsyiler
Texas
Atle
South Toxas
RK. MM. Kleberg
Texas College of Arts and Industries
College A
Kleberg
College of Acts
Rucl
West Terns
Texas Institute of Technology
Lublusd
Fascist influence tests Austria in pivotal election
In Vienna voters head to the polls as Austria prepares for its most significant election since World War I. The campaign centers on Fasciem's growth and the potential gains for the Mehowehr group, seen as a major force in Parliament analogous to the German rise to power.
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Vimma
Trip
Austria
Wlake
Fasciem
Cruiser Adrift After Breaking Tug Connections
In Torta Oregon on November 8 a cruiser named Missoula broke loose from its tug and drifted with a skeletal crew. Roosevelt lines report the ship in no immediate danger as guards maneuver nearby. The vessel is being towed toward Oakland for inspection and repairs.
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Torta
Ore
INS
Missoula
Montana
Joose
Tee Uoseretch
Coosing
Rdrifk
Roosevelt Raion
Wan
Oakland
League hears German arm y reserve plea at League meeting
Count Von Bernstorff, veteran German statesman, told the preparatory disarmament commission of the League of Nations that trained reserves should be limited along with navy. His resolution was defeated 12 to 6 as calls for wider disarmament faced stiff opposition.
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Reneva
Ag Eotdhers
Craille
You Bernsoff
Atatesman Fing
Usarmament Commission
League of Nations
von Vernstelfs
Ate
Count von Bernstorff
Count von Nerrstartt
Leforshnutl
Jurslinn
von Mernstorft
Ayrasa
Gery
von Ternstorft
Romel
Crew Stays With Stranded Tanker Off Pescadero
In San Francisco area coast guard ordered 40 aboard the 000 ton tanker Taminhua off rocks near Pescadero. The crew defied the order and remained aboard through the night. The quarter million dollar tanker may be abandoned to the waves tomorrow as it sits on the rocks after Thursday night incident.
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Coast Guard
Pescadero
Bill Dazey Chosen School Club Head at Alamo Heights High
Bill Dazey has been elected president of the Tii-Life club at Alamo Heights High School. Officers include Horace Barnard as vice president and Margaret Greathouse as reporter and secretary. Virginia Cothom is listed as treasurer.
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Bill Dazey
Tii-Life Club
Alamo Heights High School
Gihre
Horace Barnard
Margaret Greathouse
Red Virginia Cothom
Yearning to Be With Son Blamed in Dancer's Death
A dancer linked to Ziegfeld Follies, named Clark, killed herself two years after her son Joseph died. Investigators found poison and a note asking forgiveness for leaving. she blamed herself for her son's death and referenced a silver dancing costume and a picture of him.
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Dancer
Duicago
Ulns
Joseph
Clark
Ziegfeld
Cheere
Poltles
Adn
Hui
Hin
Keenes
N. Y
Hiro
Mian Clark Ben Ot
Disarmament Debate Denounces Trained Reserves
The article records Von Mernstorft’s critique of disarmament plans relying on trained reserves. He argues that without limiting reserves and compulsory service, disarmament is futile. France and Japan oppose the proposal as impractical amid varied military conditions.
Lapse Victim in New Life in Parkville Missouri
Nev Rim 1 died since his disappearance in 2008. Charles Francis A Leen returned to his family after years of amnesia. He was found under the name Lee Crown by a friend at a tourist camp. He regained memory and spoke of his wife who died of a broken heart after his disappearance. He suspects robbery as the crime that tore his life apart.
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Parkville
Nev
Charles Francis A. Leen
Francia
Jomer Town
N. Dolmsy
Lee Crown
Frooein
Fraocie
Francis
Avinecia
Kansas City
Aged Indian War Vet Seeks Marriage Despite Silence
Brigadier General Chariss Hing, a veteran Indian fighter, says he anxiously awaits a reply to his marriage proposal from his secretary Miss Yaekie Rhoades. Hing, formerly of Orc Hagha, forwarded the proposal while in the East. Rhoades has not answered, having served as the general’s secretary for about forty years.
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Milwaukee
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