Northern cuts down note in Bexar county results
Fragmented returns show Kleberg and Johnson close in early districts with Anderson leading in some boxes. Final tallies across 14 boxes indicate Kleber and Johnson within striking distance as voters’ totals and names like Anderson and Kleberg appear repeatedly in district summaries.
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Election Close in New Beayards Campaigns Stubbornly Continue
Reported standings show Ronson second and Aden third as candidates race to close campaigning. Officials note ballot access disputes and supervisory appointments, while Johnson and Anderson predict victory and Kleberg eyes district gains. Local county officials ponder turnout and potential shifts before polls open.
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U S Deputies Barred From Polls In Texas Election
Under strict orders from Marshal Leal deputies would not participate in election duties. A written statement said deputies must act only under court orders, sparking debate over legality. Mrs J G Griswold asserted patrol assurances to Starshal White for Bexar polls. White returned from Ware after court. no further details.
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Bexar
White
Ware
John J. Aartmen
United States District Attorney
Boston Public Library adds 118000 volumes in year
Boston reports a rise in reading material demand with 118000 new books added to the Boston Public Library, boosting total volumes to 1426000. The annual trustees’ report notes 4135000 books circulated, a gain over 1920, and world war era titles remain popular amid rising home reading requests.
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California Enveloped by Freezing Weather Across Regions
The report details a deep cold spell across California and Montana with California towns experiencing subzero readings and a San Francisco low of 33.8 degrees, the coldest since 1910. Imperial Valley faces earlier than usual freezes damaging truck crops and icicles form along desert washes. A Denver Rio Grande Western snow plow cleared Cumbres Pass as cattlemen report heavy livestock losses from large drifts in southeastern Colorado.
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Panhandle Restores Order After Blizzard
Panhandle towns in the Texas Panhandle including Pampa Borger White Deer and Amacioll o faced telephon e and telegraph outages as an ice storm blanketed the region. Crews worked through the night to bridge lines and restore contact with Pompo late last night. Wires were temporarily supported on available poles and timber as ice began to melt and highways reopened though muddy conditions persisted.
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Strawberries Blooming in Louisville Amid Warm November
Residents report strawberry plants blooming in Louisville as temperatures reach a record 75 degrees, far above the 68 degree November 23 high set in 1856. A.F. Yost’s yard is covered with blooms, and a gentler forecast followed the unusual warmth.
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Two Extremes of Weather Felt
Nov 24 reports from California noted strawberries on Tilinaig while Tagifie coast and Chicago saw contrasting temperatures. Temperatures plunged to 10 degrees on one coast as another region enjoyed milder weather. Anna Vondran of Cicero said she picked two dishfuls of strawberries yesterday. Summer flowers bloomed again in North Side gardens.
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Nature Doing Tricks in Ohio
In Ohio today nature showed activity with fruit and flower reports around several locations. Observers note bushes near Comanhus producing, Jefferson reports yield of a second crop, and Shraw berries sold near Toledo amid peaches and elderberries in several districts.
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Winter Holds Edge in Oklahoma Weather Fight
Traces of sleet snow and subfreezing temps kept winter on top across Oklahoma with some signs of improvement possible in parts. Snow and sleet hit the southwestern corner this morning while Oklahoma City Kingfisher Woodward and other central cities reported freezing nights with temps down to 27 at Woodward and below 42 in spots.
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Downpour Stalls Houston Autos Amid Severe Weather
A heavy rainstorm causes widespread traffic disruption across Houston with cars stranded and commuters delayed. Conditions quickly worsen as cold air moves in, dropping temperatures to near freezing by early morning. authorities warn of slick roads and continue to monitor impacts on travel.
Two Democrats Keep Final Appeals in Texas Campaign
Richards M Kleberg and Carl Wright urged support in final speeches as Democratic ticket seeks congressional seat. Johnson closed campaign with large meetings in New Orleans and Deeth oven while Elsberg and others criticized opponents. Johnson promised immediate payment of veterans bonuses and labor support.
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TUNNED PLAN FOR PARK AVENUE RAIL LINK
A $200000 plan to tunnel a rail line along Park Avenue between Ninety ninth Street and Mott Haven is under study by railroad and city officials. Presently tracks to Grand Central Terminal run underground only from Ninety Fifth Street to the East River. Officials say eliminating the elevated structure could ease Harlem River drawbridge congestion and improve Park Avenue’s appeal for development.
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