Mohair Market Reports and Grower Reactions
Wool growers in the Southwest report market activity with prices near 22 to 24 cents for two month-olds and about 459000 pounds of wool, while East Coast looms fetch 27.5 cents. Proceeds for Texas producers average 23 to 24 cents, with 20 cent advances previously paid and to be deducted. Mohair buyers monitor sales chiefly in West Texas as industry officials debate USDA data and reporting requirements for wool and mohair stocks and consumption.
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San Angelo
Texas
Southwest
Colmnan
United States Department of Ami
Ahosual
Henry A. Wallace
Tom Connally
Isks Jucze TV
Eliott
Sonora
Rancameas
Ferehouse
Art
Rreculive
Wational Weel
West Texas
Martiel
Huyers
Aéls
Enoto
Gost
Dividend news from New York event on December timeline
Dividends announced by Viard & Tray and other firms. payments include 80 pyeetst Christmas dividend and 2.50 rate. The Dew Gende rimiratiin notes beneficiary payments and tax considerations while Parvin fomasny reports hires and enters. Mary Glatrinitton referenced in relation to the secular records and trustees.
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New York
Viard & Trayfor
Parstle
Parvin Fomasny
Bork Boretter
Mary Glatrinitton
Foreign Markets Report on Poultry and Produce Trade
A garbled foreign markets column lists poultry and produce trade in New York Chicago and other areas. It mentions refrigeration, supply and demand, and prices, with scattered references to traders, shipments, and market activity amid a dense OCR- distorted run of text.
Rails May Hike Steel Use Histor
Railroads likely regain a leading role as major steel buyers amid shifting demand across industries. Builders, containers, oil and gas, automotive and construction sectors expand, while rail freight material needs have declined, signaling a potential steel demand rebound from streamlined train developments and broader public interest in rail travel.
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Walea
Union Pacific
Mexican visitor Manriquez flees as army arrests order
Huejuquilla Mexico resident Manriquez, guest of Very Rev. M. dy OFarel, says the Mexican army tramples the sacred rights of the people and pushes Communism and Bolshevism. An arrest order was issued November 4. Dispatches in the United States claim political evasion centered by the Lexi ca government.
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Leavenworth
Ken
Richop
Manriquez
Huejulca
Mexico
Terenomayy
Antes Teh Zion
Teelesea
United States
Maniac Kills One Wounds Two in Chicago Beat Rampage
Private watchman Henry Bluhm, 61, wielding pistols, killed Lewis Cuneo, 45, and wounded two others before being shot by Patrolman Beckmann. Bluhm died later from head wounds. Police found no clear motive beyond alleged delusions and fear of being poisoned.
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Louis
Henry Bluhm
Lewis Cuneo
Avid Glatter
Xereg
Poins-Blent
Maldred Smith
Golter Skating Rink
Fredérics L. Beckmann
Pirarksman
Abe
Bljhm
E Herons
Bluhm
Dollar quotations in London fall against the dollar
The article reports U S dollar quotes in London showing a drop to about 4.9546 pounds per dollar from the previous night’s rate of around 4.98. It notes the opening values and compares current figures with yesterday’s close, reflecting unsettled exchange activity and minor shifts in the currency market.
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London
Grain Market Report Reflects High Prices and Weak Harvest
Grain market overview from CHICAGO shows indepencent strong prices near highs amid mixed harvest signals. Wheat and corn futures edge higher on demand and crude factors while domestic demand and weather influence supply outlook. Antonio market notes reflect regional price activity and selling pressure under stormy conditions.
Clifton Forge killer confession shocks Virginia town
In Richmond Virginia on September 26 Philip Jones a 25 year old Black man was jailed under guard after confessing to abducting tying and killing two Clifton Forge girls Alice and Helen. He said the Devil took hold as he lured them to bushes and then struck them with a log, later leading police to the bodies.
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Philip Jones
Bern
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Alice
Elen HU
Wight
T. Wien Seay
Jones
Chester Sroith
John Fryar
Hal Deters
Seay
Helen
Sherif
Amith
Mica
Oe Ogni
Chet
Alice Duhner
Alice Agin
Allen
Ania
Peyer
Mob fatality threat confessed in Tennessee probe
A reported mob related fatality threat in Srelhy ville Tennessee surfaced with officers stating a 10 year old girl was assaulted by a youth who attacked a wagon bound for Nashville. The youth allegedly confessed to the attempted incident and is under investigation as authorities pursue details of the case.
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Srelhyville
Tenn
Narhville
Ellis arrest told to jury in Ninety Fourth District trial
Testimony recounted a broken tailor shop door at 1010 Fuller Avenue and a car fire near 420 Kom as Ellis faced charges. Witnesses described the shooting and arrest following the incident on November ts.
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San Antonia
Acuro
Pokutman Py T
Bas Fon
Bill
Porton Gumthee
Fuilan Avenue
Ahaus
Kom
Tie Matt
Ellis m Ritelalely
Srifie
Pilis
Arna Polige PaltAlcar
Pace Ane Fintmarine
Riles
Valrick
Marcelita Gutierrez
Vera Vera Crow Street
John FR
Shook
Cotton Market Slips After Mixed Opening in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton market opened firmer yet fairly active with Liverpool bidding. December fell 7 points to 12.26 and March to 12.09 while May rose to 12.48 amid fluctuating trade. Liverpool futures closed steady with December at 6.81 in London and other months slightly higher on the day.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Inter
Marchal
Negh
Cottow
Getozer
Antonio Livestock Market Sees Light Supply and Mixed Prices
Livestock sales on Tuesday showed light offerings and uneven quality with some hogs gaining about 23 cents. Cattle and calves moved at varied ranges, dressed weights and feeder steers selling from roughly 2.00 to 6.00 per hundredweight with values slipping in places, while hogs and goats showed steady to firmer tones in a market overall described as tentative and uneven.
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Antonio
Coughlin Sees Broad Lobby Plan With 10000 Members
Father Charles Coughlin said the National Union for Social Justice has well over 10000 members and will operate as a direct aboveboard lobby in Washington. He claimed members from every state and said 24 sacks of letters arrived at Shrine of the Little Flower last week. He outlined plans to meet with Senator Thomas and Henry Ford and to press for currency reform and recovery measures ahead of a Roosevelt program.
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Detroit
Charles BE. Coughiin
National Union For Social Justice
Washington
Conness
Uator
Stil
Congress
Father Coughlin
Rimer ‘Thomas
Oklahoma
Henry Ford
Bnt
Thomas
Sound Money
Roosevelt
Natonal
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NRA
AAA
United States Chamber of Commerce
Qwid
Christ- Mas
Sid Lab
James Cromwell
J. P. Moyean
Upton Sincraty
California
Two Named to Adam Patrol Jan 1 in West Tight Plan
West announced appointments for the county patrol with Sheriff-elect Albert West Jr naming A. W. Bryant and Charles Matsa to key posts. Maverick and others would fill precinct duties while men wear spring gear. The highway panel would include nine officers under county court supervision and two by West.
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A. W. Bryant
Albert Maverick
Charles Matsa
Hess
Gil
Farad
West
Laeaches
Krae
Wrstahi Rowhey
Antestorers Tecokly
Hhe County Commissoners’ Court
Twelve Brothers Held for Auto Theft
Two brothers pleaded guilty to federal charges of transporting a motor vehicle from San Diego to San Antonio. Each is held on 32500 bond after a hearing. Three other family members, women, are detained on similar charges at Corpus Christi. Suspects named Joe Melaran 2 and Jack Melaran 23, both of Lufkin, Texas.
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San Diego
Calif
San Antonio
Kern
Healty Helmre U. 5
Paul A. Lackhach
Federal
Auttorrs
Mab
Corpus Christi
Joe Melaran
Jack Melaran
Litherfetd
Texas
Cleaning Shop Struck By Thief During Daybreak Break In
Thieves entered through a front door Tuesday morning at St Marys Street store and stole men and women's suits and other apparel valued around $400. Employees found nearly all clothing missing and notified police.
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Fade Bucks Cleanme Ncp
Jin Bauth
St Mary's Stroet
Stock Market Slips amid Mixed Early Trading
New York stocks opened in a unsettled mood with minor changes scattered across the board. Retail issues gained unevenly as Allied Chemical Chrysler and United States Smelting saw fractional shifts, while American Can and Lord and Taylor stood out with notable dividends and the market overall hinting at a cautious recovery.
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New York
Willitiea
New York City
Intertora
Brooklyn
American Can
Allied Chemical
Cesc
United States Smelting
Chrysler
United
Calimouty
Santa Fe
Noranda Mines
Cleattona
Christoras
Lord and Taylor
Gouda
Independent Electrical Contractors sue city over wiring permit case
A temporary restraining order halts the city and San Antonio Public Service Co from denying approval and power for a wiring job. The suit, filed by the San Antonio Local Association of Independent Electrical Contractors led by Frank Taghtfoot, Ben Specia, and Ben Z. Grawthet, challenges the city ordinance and bond requirements as benefiting “Big Ten” contractors. The action marks the start of a test case to prove the ordinance illegal. The order also blocks inspection and power denial for a recent $18 Monroe job and bars PSC from withholding electricity despite permit disputes.
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San Antonio
Ben Specia
Ben Z. Grawthet
Ligatfoot Resently
Beneficc
Martin Wright Electrical Company
Phil Wright
Ndependents
Road Builders Officer Outlined 3 A Program
Charles M Upham of Washington head of the Mic America Road Builders association spoke in San Antonio while en route from a meeting in Santa Fe. He said forty three state highway officials attended and outlined a three point program for Congress including highway and farm to market funding, city transport projects, and large bridge construction. He noted the Public Works Administration era saw a high share of men on highway work and urged additional federal funds to relieve unemployment over time.
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Charles M. Upham
Washington, D.C
Mic America Road Builders Association
San Antonio
Tesday
Merelig
Santa Fe
Unite States Congress
Frank Line
Chey
Public Works Administration
Uat
Law Kiehweave
Ney Clair Ib
Dezin
Hanne
Orphans' Home to Entertain Lodge Children
Anchor lodge No 424 A F and A M L plans entertainment for Master Masons and their families at the Masonic temple. East Crockers and Loswa streets host the event Wednesday at 4. Ole Holtman, worshipful master, announced the program details.
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Plens
Anchor Lodge
AML
Masonie Temple
East Crockers
Loswa Etrogts
Bom
Ole Holtman
Roof Repairer Injured in Fall After 36 Foot Drop
A 48 year old roof repairer, Toc Favella of Arhor Place, fell 36 feet from a house and landed on the sidewalk near Wel Mag Holla Avenue. He was rushed to Tahort B. Green Hospital with severe injuries.
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Toc Favella
Arhor Place
Mag Holla Avenue
Prystelana
Tahort B. Green Hospital
Senator Borah Presses Probe Of Wasted Federal Relief Funds
Senator Borah of Idaho urged a congressional investigation into large waste of federal relief funds. He alleged that about a million dollars vanished and cited high administrative payrolls and inflated costs in counties and central offices. He claimed FERA officials dispute his figures and called for strict accountability for every dollar.
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Washington
D.C
Bovan
Idaho
Washington Evening Star
Independent Republican
Land
Critielam
Pera
Bye Cook
Harry L. Hopkins
FERR
Debated Silver Monetization Looms in Congress
Washington reports on November 20 that senators favor monetizing silver in the upcoming session. Senator Pat McCarran and others push bi metallic policy, arguing the United States can lead without international agreement. A broad meeting planned to map actions as Congress returns. Meanwhile supporters seek faster legislative action and monetary reform.
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Washington
USA
Silvesiles
Congress
Pat McGarry Demostate
Newda
Flere
McCasean
United States
McCarran
Wasi T Mowad St
Uwengoberaty
Tah
Ander Silvar Teg
Sendor Baral
Idahte
Alan A Thanpton
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