Public Utility Barons Pledge Support to Hoover Plan
Public utility leaders pledge hearty backing for Hoover plan amid expansive construction outlooks. Estimates show electric and gas industries planning billions in 1929 1930 expansions including new facilities and increased operating expenditures. Officials cite rising demand and wider use as drivers for a broad national development program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Rollin
Athp
The
Light Association
S Sloan
United States
Artrice
Indnetey
B. J. Msullanes
American Gag Association
Op Bekatt
American Gas Association
Comactables
Hed
Azaine
Ell Ag
Kentucky Makes Whiskey Again Officials supervise weighing
Bill Ablekamp Isaac Mabry R E Walthen and C B Hoeger of the Medicinal Spirits Company supervise the weighing as Kentucky resumes whiskey production or handling activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bill Ablekamp
Isaac Mabry
R. E. Walthen
C. B. Hoeger
The
Medicinal Spirits Company
Gas Industry Expansion and Transportation Advances
The report notes power and gas firms expanding domestic use including housing and denser populations as natural gas transmission becomes more economical. It cites industry leaders in New York and Washington discussing financing, construction, and potential faster development, with rail and electric utilities projecting stable capital outlays and ongoing facility expansions amid a favorable market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Induekrs
Thin Jine
Courage Wins Happiness in Tough Battle
A nurse from Hackensack promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant to ease constipation and improve mood. She cites a 64 year old patient with a broken thigh who recovered regularity and comfort after using Nujol daily, then tapering to once daily, and claims others benefit similarly. The ad-style piece urges readers to buy Nujol at drugstores, promising noticeable improvement in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Nuree Helen V. Griffin
Prowpect Avenue
Hackensack
New Jersey
Miss Griffin
Stout
Nune Griffin
Nujol
Mistol and Miant claim to cure colds and sore throats
A garbled ad touts Mistol and Miant as a new cold and throat remedy used by doctors and thousands of people. It promises proven relief by scientific methods, easy use, pleasant taste, and convenient packaging with a note to check a “droneper” and a “Mianolre quently” guide.
City War on Speeding Cyclists Intensifies Tactics
Commissioner Phil Wright ordered motorcycle officers to focus on speeding riders as a traffic enforcement push. A week of raids and plainclothes patrols improved compliance with traffic laws, especially at stops. Wright plans to add four more officers to the squad on December 1. He denied any mass jet-up and emphasized ongoing efforts to curb infractions by motorcyclists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Wright
Ateerin
Wright
Offison
Motoriela
Wright Snd
Ottine Man Injured When Car Overturns Near W. W. White
J Tohreon a 27 year old Ottine resident was injured late Tuesday when his car overturned at the W. W. White area after steering mechanism foul. Two others in the car at the time were not hurt. Authorities report the incident had the appearance of a single vehicle accident with no other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottine
J.T. Tohreon
W. W. White
Serio Randy
Convicted Killer Granted New Trial in Texas Case
U1 Maurice Guajanio, condemned for the murder of Arthur Donnell a well known Williamson County resident, was granted a new trial by the Court of Criminal Appeals. The order remands to the trial court for proceedings in accordance with state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Maur Guajanio
Williamnson County
Arthur Donnell
Court of Criminal Appeals
Weather Summary for New Mexico and Pennsylvania
Weather forecast notes scattered clouds and mild temperatures across regions. Expect winds, and variable conditions with mid to upper 60s temperatures and a mix of fair and unsettled skies into the day.
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San Antonig
Terris
Gomenhat
School board approves bids for new elementary additions
The board approved bids totaling 187020 for general improvements at Collins Garden Smith and Navarro elementary schools. A bid for 64753 was deferred after the bidder faked loan proof. Miller and Weilbach won 44975 for eight new rooms at Smith. Rogers and Crosby received 25073 for Navarro six room additions. Heating went to Silent Heating 14373 and plumbing to A H Shaffer 2800. Electrical work awarded to Kirkwood and Wharton. A contract to draft a rite purchase at University Heights was authorized. The site between Kentucky and Waverly avenues facing Woolley will be bought for a new elementary school if a clear title exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Garden
Smith and Nargero
Schoors
Collins Garden School
Dickey
Toro
Miller and Weilbach
Smith Elementary
Navarro
Rogers and Crosby
Silent Heating Company
A. H. Shaffer
Kirkwood
Wharton
Bruce Teagarden
Achon
Tourney
University Heights
I 5
Kentucky
Waverly Avenues
Wooley Avenue
Fragmented OCR Muse on Energy and Power
A fragmented historic voice critiques energy waste and farmland use noting lignite, electric power, and factors affecting Dakota wheat. It comments on autograph diagrams and a perception of limited interest from powerful figures like Rockefeller or Ford when discussing employment programs.
Fireman T. Kaczmarcek Featured In Know Your Firemen
Fireman T Kaczmarcek of Station 4 Milsm and Dak effects is today’s member in the Know Your Firemen series. He joined the fire department January 1 1026 and lives at 215 Cooper Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kaczmarcek
Cooper Street
Drug Stores Win Suit Over Glass In Drink
An eight day trial ended with Summers Drug Stores, Inc. cleared of liability as Mrs. Tania McCafferty failed to prove ground glass in a fountain drink caused damages. She sought 50250 claiming harm to vocal cords and earning power, but evidence showed her public singing largely occurred in churches and charities. The case opened November 14 and the jury reached a verdict on Wednesday after deliberations lasting into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania McCaferty
Summers Drug Stores, Inc
Aoda
Seven Auto Fatalities Mark the Month in City
A fatal month of auto accidents left seven dead including Barn Walker 73 and Winston Davis 73. Walker died at Robert B. Green Hospital after being struck at Best Commerce and Lossy streets and faces negligent homicide charges. Davis died from injuries after a Sunday collision on 1010 Maln Sanchez. Other victims include Hurrin Manuel Gonzales Leonard Layton Nannie Berry Raymond Miller and Louise Fates. Miss Fates 17 remains hospitalized after a car hit a parked car she sat in. four Black men in the second car are detained on Tariowe charges.
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Barn Walker
East Commerce Street
Ding
Robert B. Green
Best Commerce
Lossy Street
Ier
Winston Davin
Maln Srenec
Hurrin
Seguin Road
Manuel Gonzales
Bot Street
Leonard Layton
LaFitte Streatz
Nannie Berry
Biddle Street
Correction to Boone edition tale misprint on heroism
The Tuesday Boone story misread a heroic act by Mrs George Julian who saved Ellen Barnes 74 of 60 Avenue LB from clothing fire. Julian threw Barnes to the floor and rolled her to extinguish flames in a room at a house run by Miss Jessie Micklaionn. The word aged in the first paragraph was mistakenly altered to negra in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Boone
George Julian
Mre
Ellen Barnes
Avenue LB
Migs
Jessie Micklaionn
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American Gas Ace Sociation
New York
J. W. Shannahan
Omaha
Reid Transit
Paul Shoup
American Electric Railway Association
Wbich
Ssracialion
Eveat
Capeochizren
QIG Group
Owen D. Young
General Flextric Company
Mitchell
Electric Bood and Share Company
Sadies Insull
Commonwealth Editrvon Company
Chicago
George FB. Cortelyou
Consolidated
Ins Company
Charles L. Folgar
Edison Electric Mmuminating Company
Tension
Frank L. Dame
North American Company
A. Jones
Citien Beeehe
Tauiscilla
Guy A. Richardson
John
Ial Tractics Company
Washington
Ifford Pagie
Brooklin Tnion
Frank T. Wulawht
American Commonwealth Power Corporation
Glitford
Stone and Webster, Incorporated
Benny
National Hleenrie Tight
Luce
Mailway and Company
Baltivar
Walter A. Dreper
Cincinnati
H. Gadkiden
Goa
Philadelphia
People’s Gas
Soanahan
Ghasha
Blutie Street Railway Company
War Department
el Nf
Nuree
Nuree Griffa
Amise
Nuol
Petad Moet Fesen
Wea
New Mexico
Poulalana
Chleaee
Ste Gene Tienger
Iol Iniven
York
Mraine
Waeh
Wilitstan
Herbert Floovir
Rockefeller
Ford
Plas
Aode
Beverly ‘Iills
Hitenecock
Fou
Ilehsy
Lim
Eheerta
Athera
Caplan Cuddiby
Navy
Avladio Ingalls
Will Rogers
Florence Brewer Boeckel
Every Woman's Magazine
Earle Looker
Prances Parkinson Keyes
George W. Gray
Bruce Barton
Emily Newell Blair
Many Crore
L. A
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