Races and Home Exhibits Draw Big Crowds at Exposition
The fall exposition draws large attendance from San Antonio and surrounding counties with Mexican visitors and locals entering exhibits. Anticipated highlights include taling of livestock, vegetables, sewing, weaving, and farm products judged midweek, with awards to be announced later in the week.
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Enrique Santibanes
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Aymond
Perteveyr
Comal
Guadalaye County
Texas
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Roweales
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Rames
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Lexar
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Boize
A. Abd M. College
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wHiich
University of ‘Texas
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Brady
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McNaughten
Highsmith
Trowston
Blys
Travis County
Membre
Third Court of Civil Appeals
State Banking Board
James B. Fermuson
Bia
Grateuate
University of Terus
Russell Sees Breakup Of Family In War Reflections
A transcripted report shows Russell predicting dramatic shifts after a war. He warns financiers to stop funding belligerents and calls for unity among powerful nations to avert future conflicts. He defends American literature and critiques Wells, noting tension between prosperity and societal change.
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Demeetic
Russell
Govriel
Rungell
England
Sovermaonr
Maurder Club
H Riswell
Wells
Jurgen
Auditorim
Exocme
Open Forum
Aspen
Treasy Jt. Themann
Italy Considers Abolishing Subs
LONDON reports that Italy seriously weighs abolishing submarines to support disarmament policies of the United States and Great Britain. There is no confirmation that Premier Mussolini has always dismissed the idea.
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London
Italy
United States
Mussolini
Commission Hopes to Speed Trading
Washington report notes the Pan American Commission on customs procedures and traffic tort reform plans to meet in the near future to promote Inter American trade by removing existing obstacles. The piece mentions officials seeking faster procedures and smoother commerce across Americas.
Disease battles and feats in early 20th century world events
A sweeping reflection on global disease threats and medical efforts, noting malaria trypanosomes in Africa and yellow fever in parts of the world, and praising sports and daring aviation feats. It cites John D. Rockefeller and Mickey McKeon, recounting a parachute accident where McKean survived a perilous fall. The Pacific Relations institute ends with a Kyoto luncheon and a future meeting in China.
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Brasil
Africa
Central America
Ehat
Pacific Relations Institute
Kyoto
China
Crowd packs show amid bustling fairground crowds
A large audience attends a diverse exhibition featuring horses, crafts, and local vendors. Notable stalls include Benita Vnielte and Benita’s family, with many attendees from Ames and surrounding towns. Officials announce prize winners and upcoming events as the crowd roars with enthusiasm.
Senator Moses Sparks Senate Row With Satire
Beverly Hills gossip notes that Senator Moses drew ire by deriding colleagues in a wild tongue lash. The piece compares him to a prophetic toastmaster, predicting a Senate resolution next week amid farce and illusion.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Moses
Fractured OCR list of names and numbers muddled text
Fragmentary OCR text lists many names, numbers, and places with no coherent event. The garbled items include references to people such as Davies, Halff, Henzmann, Ray, Lara, and others, plus scattered numbers like 82k and 35. No clear incident, date, or outcome is discernible.
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Davies Mrivent
Bel-Air Wanide Geeand
Pembsane
Brite
Henzmann
King Cole
Ray
Firat
Jana
Threeqalied Combinayan
Edie Hrables
Warkaway
Ranker
Bapharr
Tirewnasray
Ueackenridee
Ragler Pinger Undead
Wen Jouk
Omni
Horace Ardinae
Mir Tieganar
Miuhave
Dope Traffic on Increase Prices Reported Rising
Dope trade shows rising traffic and higher prices with officials noting more narcotics, morphine, and other poisons in circulation than last year. Federal authorities identify widening networks, with strong enforcement steps boosting seizures and arrests as agents tighten turf.
Watchman knocked by hearse in New Orleans street crash
A watchman was seriously injured when a hearse struck him on a New Orleans street. The fragmented report notes the accident occurred in November 1974 and mentions a possible bystander reaction. The incomplete text limits specifics on timing and witness details.
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Orleans
Owatchman
Thanx Janes
Henave
aLood
Drexel Debut Party Seen as Very Costly Event
New York society anticipates Edith Kingdon Drexel’s coming out on December 14 with the Sebutante’s mother Marjorie Gould debuting in 1908 as a benchmark. The event reportedly involved more than a quarter of a million dollars in preparations and spending.
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New Lork
UFI
Edith Kingdon Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel Sr
Marjorie Gould
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