Produce price list from San Antonio markets briefing
A San Antonio market bulletin lists Wednesday morning quotes from Pruitt Commission Company and Snyder Produce Company for a wide range of fruits, vegetables, and eggs. Notable items include beets 69 cents per dozen, cucumbers 3.06 to 3.25 per bushel, California tomatoes priced from 50 to 0.05 per lut, eggs 11.00 per case, and various potato, citrus, and pepper rates with numerous per unit and per crate figures.
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Pruitt Commission Company
Gaettuce
California
Idaho
Porto Rico
Lima
Snyder Produce Company
Ge ‘Phe
Hill Charges Dropped By Court In Prohibition Case
Baltimore jury hears witnesses define intoxication as a beverage level, with Dr. Wiley and Dr. Kelly testifying on alcohol content. Judge Soper dismisses two nuisance counts and focuses verdict on whether Hill's fruit juice products were wine and intoxicating, while rejecting defense constraints and pro prohibition speeches in court.
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Baltimore
John Philip Hill
United States District Court
Tudge Mar
Colonel Hill
West
Franklin Street
Soper
Howard A. Kelly
Barrey W. Wiley
Judge Soper
Woodcock
Wondcock
Jadee Soper
Arthur W. Machen
Mr. Machen
John Philin Fillacho Wah
Angelican Aberts
Woodenek
Machen
Oavant Finds New Planet in Flight
Berkeley Nov 12 Preliminary calculations under Prof A O Leuschner and assistants show a fast moving object discovered Oct 23 by Prof Baade in Bergedorf is a minor planet in a highly eccentric, high inclination orbit near Earth. Closest approach occurred last month, distance about 2.2 billion miles, orbit 2.75 AU, inclination about 26 degrees and eccentricity extreme. The new planet measures about 7.85 seconds of arc in apparent size. Observations from Lick, Yerkes, and US Naval Observatory aided the analysis led by Kasier.
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Tianet Albert
Ners
Earth
Albert
Lick Observatory
H. M. Jeffers
R. H. Tucker
V. Triesdrocek
University of Chicago
Elc. Bower
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
Leuschner
H. T. Kaster
Everyman's Investments by George P Hughes
The piece discusses investment strategy amid fluctuating markets, advising cautious moves when holdings decline. It warns against mixing speculation with investment and outlines options for investors facing losses, noting a follow-up article to appear next Saturday. Also mentions Burnet, Texas Wool futures and a sheep replacement trend.
Orphan Cubs Attend Lions Club Luncheon Guests
Orphan Cub from Protestant Orphan Home were guests at a Lions Club luncheon in Gunter Wednesday. Clarence Jones funded transportation. Alva J. Brasted spoke on father and son bonds. Mrs Is Man Seay provided entertainment with a sketch The Blue Grass Widow.
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Hectors
Orphane
Lions Club
Lions
Clarence Jones
Public Service Company
Alva J. Brasted
Fort Sam Houston
Father
Man
Is. Man Seay
Weather outlook across regions with scattered clouds
The report covers San Antonio and vicinity, East Texas, West Texas, and several cities with temperatures from the mid teens to mid sixties. Winds vary from light to strong southerly and northwesterly, with unsettled conditions and possible rain or snow in the Panhandle.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Pardos
West Texas
Panhandle
Steers Down on Weak Regular Decline in Cattle Market
Market report shows slow hog trade with little quotation changes while steers and yearlings sold unevenly. Prices for choice heavy and medium weight butchers held near 9.85, with plains and younger cattle varying as packers received fewer hogs and beef offerings from other markets.
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San Antonio
Livestork
Pirshe Irs
Broken Homes Blamed for Delinquent Girls in Texas
Dr Carrie Weaver Smith head of the Gainesville Girls Training School tells Governor Neff that Texas lacks probation officers and proper support, contributing to rising delinquent girls. She cites high divorce rates, poverty, narcotics, and mental disorders among parents, plus insufficient county probation staffing.
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Austin
Texas
Carrie Weaver Smith
Gainesville
Pat M. Neff
Smith
St. Smith
Wreeseft
Artverce
Dr. Smith
November 12 Radio Digest Program Lineup Summary
Radio Digest lists numerous station lineups including WSB Atlanta WEEI Boston WGR Buffalo WEN Chicago WLS Chicago WLW Cincinnati WTAM Cleveland WOC Davenport WHO Des Moines WABC Detroit WOR Detroit Free Press WORX Detroit WHR Kansas City WODAF Kansas City Star WIAS Louisville Times WCC Minneapolis-St Paul WCAE Pittsburgh KGW Portland Oregonian KPO San Francisco WICAQ San Juan WRY Springfield KGW listed programs feature orchestras bands choirs readings and concerts with times ranging from early morning to late night across cities and networks
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Ritz Harmony Boys
WEEI
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
Chestra
Wen
Chicago Tribune
WLS
Chicago
Ford
Glenn
WQT
Lengr
KYW
WLW
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
Detroit News
News
WORX
Detroit Free Press
WBAP
Fort Worth Star
Telestar
WHR
Kansas City
Wodaf
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Jenkins
RVI
Los Angeles
Detective Storins
WIAS
Louisville Times
WCC
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Maustead
WEAF
New York
Huasian
WIZ New York
Wall Street Journal
Goy
Nolos
WHN
New ‘York
Dawn
WOR
Newark
Solga
Talka
WAAW
Omaha
Minikethrame
Philadelphia
Non Woo
WCAE
Pittsburgh
KGW
Portland Oregonian
Orches Kpo
San Francisco
WICAQ
San Juan
WRY
Springfield
Sone
Orchestr Ksn
St. Louis
Poxt Dispatch
Apecaltics
Sale of Christmas Seals Planned by Welfare Department
Plans for the annual Christmas seal sale will be set at a Chamber of Commerce Welfare department meeting next week. Morris Stren says San Antonio was second last year and should be first this year. Funds may finance an educational campaign to curb tuberculosis, aided by three public health nurses who make about 4000 calls yearly. The Comfort summer camp hosted 15 San Antonio children, funded by last year’s seal sale proceeds.
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Italy
Welfare Department
Chumber of Commerce
Department
Morris Stren
San Antonio
Stern
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Comfort
Plane nose over at Brooks Field injures cadet flyer
Flying Cadet P. R. Cheatre of the Primary Flying Shot at Brooks Field escaped with slight injuries when his plane nosed over Wednesday morning. The aircraft was not badly damaged.
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P. R. Cheatre
Brooks Field
Heavy grasshopper crop predicted by Texas entomologist
R T Reppert of A and M College reports a heavier grasshopper infestation than last cotton season across Southwest Texas after two months of fieldwork in Bexar County and nearby areas. Federal entomologist Charles Gable confirms the potential outbreak, with winter and spring weather as a key uncertain factor. Farmers are advised to plow under Johnson grass patches and cotton stalks to curb the hoppers.
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R. Tt. Reppert
A. & M. College
Bexar Enunty
Texas
Charles Gable
San Antonio
Mr. Reppert
Repnert
Call for Registered Warrants Issued in Austin
November 12 report from Austin notes State Treasurer Staples issued warrants to cover general revenue by presenting up to No. TOAO, leaving a remaining deficit of 2,250,000. In Pittsburgh on November 12, heavy melting scrap rose to 20 dollars a ton, with the Pennsylvania railroad taking 40,400 tons at a higher price.
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Austin
Staples
No. Toao
Thi
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Couple Robbed by Mexican Highwaymen on St Hedwig Road
Detectives pursue a trio of highwaymen who waylaid Mr. and Mrs. O J Hanzel on the St Hedwig road near East Houston Street. They robbed the couple of $7, a watch and three revolvers, forcing them into a ditch and backing off in a dark, high speed car. The bandits fled. officers found no trace of vehicle or suspects.
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St. Hedwig Road
East Houston Street
St. Hedwig
Hanzel
Houston Street
Slayers of Franks Given Prison Teacher Roles
Chicago, Nov 12. Nathan F. Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb, life-term inmates for the Robert Franks kidnapping murder at Joliet, will join the prison faculty. Leopold Jr starts night English classes of two hours, while Loeb will head an arithmetic course next week, in addition to shop duties.
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Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold Jr
Richard Loch
Joliet
Robert Franks
Whitman
Leopordkins
Loeb
Father Seeks Christmas Visit Permit In Divorce Case
Santa Claus as nominal plaintiff in a motion to dissolve a temporary injunction set for next Friday in the Forty-fifth District Court. The suit filed by Henrietta Fierson seeks divorce. she obtained an injunction restraining Peterson from home or contacting the family. Peterson denies molestation and says a Christmas visit with his four children is essential. The injunction returnable in January. In a separate note, Duco finishes production to be moved to Prant Michigan, doubling local output after Nemours takes control of Varnish and Color Works.
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Santa Claus
Judge & Gaylee
Forty-fifth District
Arthur Peterson
Henrietta ¢Fierson
Forty-fifth
Peterson
Prant, Mich
Da“Pont Ao. Nemours Company of Delaware
Fint Varnish and
Duco Automobile
Death of G C Eighlitz in Sudden Car Crash
Native Texan G C Eighlitz dies suddenly on Main Avenue after a presumed heart attack while riding in a car. He collapsed in front of his home. chauffeur and bystanders attempted aid, but he died shortly after hospital evaluation. Born 1862 in Indianola, he built a major San Antonio fire insurance agency and was active in social and business life. He married Caro Simpson in 1891.
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Main Avenue
George G. Hichlitz
San Antonio
Laurel Heights Place
Hichtitz
Wollen
Hiehlitz
Fred W. Aichlitz
Mr. Hiehlitz
Indianola
Calhoun Counts
Carl Wilehelm Frederick von Fiehlitz
Leipsig
Germany
Texas
Hichlitz
Galveston
Caro Simpson
Nicaraguan Vote Scandal Stirring Central American Tensions
Vice consul Inulin Navas in New York cites a Nicaraguan vote scandal mirroring U S concerns as Congress confronts Chamorro conservative Carlos Zakarzano liberal and De Luis Correa. He notes missing votes and a split electorate while predicting a December Chamorro-favorable consolidation amid no revolution.
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Nicaragim
Inulin Navas
United States
New York
Congress
Emiliano Chamorro
Carlos Zakarzano
de Luis FL Correa
Corres
Shim
Navas
Agrom
Corren
Republic
Supreme Court
Chamorro
Bartolo Martinez
Liberal Party
Nicaragua
Falling from tree kills San Angelo man
San Angelo Tex Nov 12 Frank Keeton 59 died Tuesday from injuries after falling from a tare while threshing pecans on the Nosworthy place Surviving are a sister Mrs J A Sims two brothers Charles and Dic Ketton all of this city and one brother Silas Keeton San Angelo grocer
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San Angelo
Tex
Frank Keeton
A Sims
Charles
Dic Ketton
Silas Keeton
Football injuries kill Mesquite boy in high school game
Dallas. November 12. His Law rence, 25, of Mesquite, died at a hospital here from injuries received in a high school football game between Mesquite and Terrell at Terrell. Lawrence struck his head against the knee of a Terrell player whom he tackled.
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Dallas
Lawrence
Mesquite
Terrell
Funeral for Senator Boury Lodge Draws National Leaders
Cambridge observes the passing of Senator Boury Lodge with thousands attending. Washington officials including Secretaries Hughes and Weeks represent the cabinet while President Coolidge sends a naval aide. Flags fly at half staff as services at Christ Church Cambridge honor the long time senator and his place among national leaders.
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Cambridge
Boury Cabot Lodge
Senate
Washington
Boston
Hughes
Weeks
Adolphus Andrews
Coolidge
Senator Lodge
House of Representatives
Half ST
Hale
State House
Federal Building
Nahant
Christchurch
Episcopal Church
William Lawrence
Prescott Evarts
Harvard College
Mount Auburn
Longfellow
Sumner
Helmis
Agassiz
Shaw
Court Proceedings in Crim Appeals and Civil Appeals
Proceedings from the Court of Criminal Appeals show affirmations reversed and remands across numerous districts including Milam Bastrop Cameron and El Paso with motions for rehearing submitted or overruled. The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals at Atlanta heard cases with remands and motions for rehearing, listing multiple respondents and jurisdictions across Texas and related regions.
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Qnar
Stin
Court of Criminal Appeals
A Gandy
Milam Morrow
Catarino Perez
Bastrop
Parte ZA
He Waynes
Allay
J. A. Martian
Calit
Qm Hair
Arcs
Carl Griggs
Jefferson
R. 2
Bed
Aurelio Estrada
Bastrops
Dallas
Grady Gentry
Hopkins
B. J H. Coates
Freestone
Jim Turman
Kine
Thurman Davig
Frankl
A. Bates
Wishert
Sidney Wart
Fort Bend
Byee Davie
Freestone, . Submitted On Piel For He Josh Robersom
Ra Deut
Walsh
Temphith
Ernest + Toohatet
B. J. Mathews
Tiarding Mes
J. Davla
Harris
BR. Troy
Barer D. Seclocen
Row Tharris
Stephen Williams
Rag
Andrew Armstra
Jin
RT OF
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Sag
Attonia Wednesdi
Warry MM. Haemre
Wwech
Nona Tens Wilows
City of
San Antonia
A. Soma
Copay Motion
Gavity
Ay L. Brooke
Cameron Tegary Mei
Woman recovering after accidental poisoning incident
Consuela Cavazos of 114 Lalit street is recovering at home after taking a mistaken dose of a medicine containing hydrochloride. She was rushed to Santa Rosa Hospital after her husband and another man alerted a passing ambulance. She had been convalescing at home for a week. Firearms plant to reopen next Monday after temporary closure.
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Consuela Cavazos
Lalit Street
Laeedit
Santa Rosa Hospital
Willie Sosa
Cavazas
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W G Higgins
Martin Arnold
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Everyman’s Investments
George P. Hughes
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