King Greets New Cabinet at Buckingham Palace
King George V welcomed a new cabinet of 20 members at Buckingham Palace. Prime Minister MacDonald, who led the traditional kiss of the king’s hand, did not attend the evening unveiling of the new government’s policy platform. The first planned speech on domestic and foreign policy was expected to be delivered tonight.
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Doctor Brings Joy to Eczema Victims
A physician advertises a new treatment for eczema symptoms claiming fast relief from itching and inflammation. The product is presented as a topical remedy with medical-sounding ingredients and fast acting results, targeting stubborn skin conditions.
Judge banquet speechs at east throughout the week
fragmented OCR of a political banquet note highlights judge speeches across the week, with references to speakers and locations.
Wage Gut Talk Overlooked By Delegates At Meet
Agitation for wage cuts for United States Postal Service employees drew attention as visitors attended the Trailway Mail convention. Speakers included Mayor C M Chambers and Postmaster Luce, with S M Gaines of Fort Worth and Rufus Rowe rotney among those expected to respond to welcome remarks.
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Convention leaders and schedule outline at San Antonio meeting
Delegates including Samuel A. Kendall attend the convention in San Antonio with a two to three day stay. The program features a Monday business session, a Tuesday tour of the city, and a Thursday final session followed by a postconvention trip to Mexico. Officers and guests from Columbus Ohio Memphis and Ozark attend with plans for a reception at the center and entertainment meals.
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Federal Court to See Holiday on November 11
Federal Court will observe a holiday on November 11 with no general armistice. A new jury has been empaneled to handle criminal cases while Judge West excused the service on Wednesday. One case will proceed. the rest of the work continues. Jury duty will extend over the next two weeks or until November 21 at the earliest.
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City Pays 3640 on Baylor Note to Waylon University
City commission approves first instalment payment of 814000 note for Waylon University. The 3640 includes principal and 540 interest, covering the initial instalment on a public works project linked to an ordinance.
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Stomach Trouble and Digestion Cure Adterika Claim
An old advertisement asserts a stomach digestion cure Adterika cures indigestion by cleansing both upper and lower bowel to remove gases and poisons. It mentions symptoms of abdominal bloating and poor sleep and warns indigestion cannot be relieved by dusting the stomach. The ad notes the product contains one harmful drug and cites Summers Wagners drug stores.
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Jurors Chosen for Garls Murder Case
Christel Lesus and a second juror were selected today for the Heintingh murder trial in Corpus Christi. The two men, including farmer Terman Laener, were picked for the jury box with one more member to be chosen, with completion expected Monday afternoon.
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Obituary notices of Madelin Madden and Albert Faglehardt
Obituary notices report several deaths including Madelin Madden a native of Indiana with survivors across California and Texas, and Albert Faglehardt of San Antonio with a survivor list and services to be held at local churches. Other details reference funeral arrangements, locations, relatives, and service times.
Weatherby and Wayne Funeral Notices From San Antonio
Funeral arrangements announced for Edward A Weatherby 47 of San Antonio and Andrew J Wayne 87 of San Antonio. Weatherby native of San Antonio served in ALF and survived by wife and siblings. Wayne, Confederate veteran, longtime real estate figure, member of Odd Fellows and Masons, survived by wife Mattie May and several children and siblings. Services held at Worrell Loring mortuary with burial at Mission Burial Park.
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Judge Ne temporarily mulls Walling liquor case
A former court bailiff and city detective named Walling faces liquor violations in federal court. The judge will rule Thursday on suppressing evidence seized last July at an Avenue B address without a warrant, arguing the search violated rights. Witnesses testified about agents entering without warrants and the reliability of the evidence gathered.
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MITA WARNS TWO BACKERS IN NEW YORK
In New York on November 1, Governor Alfred J. Smith warned two organizations named the "Smith Stickers of America" about distributing pamphlets and stickers calling for his election as President in 1932. Smith vowed total measures if they fail to cease their activities.
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Move On Mandits Arrive From Morceillis in Corsten Wills
Nov 9 to 17 reports describe Squaileuns of Preneh and gnndarbies arriving here from Morceillis today, bearing hractive gins and polite clogasa armors at fourte nn bast sites in the Corsten Wills.
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