Bank Crisis Testimony Reveals Loan Tactics and Pressures
In a tense hearing, directors and officers at the Dante Ai Wasa bank faced questions over large loans and collateral. Terrell admitted loans totaling millions were used to prop up the bank during a run, while Morris pressed for details on a $800,000 loan and a $3,000,000 note. The exchange highlighted attempts to save the bank at depositors’ expense, with calls to consider closing the bank earlier.
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Pence Tutbert Leads Court Inquiry Panel
District Attorney Walter Tyna announces that evidence will be presented to a Seventh District grand jury as part of a second probe into the bank's affairs, with Pence Tutbert presiding at the court of inquiry.
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Pence Tutbert
Walter Tyna
Sterling opposes cotton act repeal in Texas clash
Austin November 10 Governor Sterling rejects repeal of acreage reduction statutes. He told Representative Westbrook that no repeal is needed and that Texas and other states should keep similar laws. Sterling expressed confidence that states will maintain comparable measures and that action to remove the ban is unnecessary.
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Sterling
Austin
Texas
Lawrence Westbrook
Waco
Two Negroes Sought in Coast Shooting Case
A Coast shooting case leads to a manhunt for two Black suspects after an attempted robbery near Laytown. Investigators report the incident occurred Saturday night and involve local authorities and coast town attorneys. Authorities caution the public while pursuing leads.
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Holston
Py —Offic
Erin de Pri
Laytown
Lully
Duos Kk
Kuurt Lee Wlinrhoe
Willian Povetas
Carol Baytown
Hunger marchers watch and raids spark panic in Washington
Report describes hunger marchers keeping watch around headquarters and a tense sit in Washington. Authorities are tightening police response as arrests of White House pickets indicate escalating tension and potential raids. Observers note uncertain reception and continued demands for food amid broader protests.
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Moris
White House
Midwest Army Routed With Gas Protest at Courthouse
News from Sammins reports a Midwest delegation en route to Washington clashed with police near a courthouse. Demonstrators from Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota, led by two women, confronted officers as 40 vehicles formed a caravan. A scuffle erupted with 34 officers, some thrown lard and debris, but no arrests were made.
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Sammons
Rick Inin
Direct talks eyed between King and Japan for Manchuria peace
Tokio reports a prospect of direct negotiations between King and Japan aimed at a peace settlement on Manchuria. Japanese and Chinese officials discuss creating a neutral zone along the Peiping Mukden railroad and clarify that no agreement or negotiation has been signed.
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Japan
Tokio Toda
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Wattnices
China
R. Wellington Ban
Ghinese
Tienwin
Peiding
Chang Taneh-Liang
Manchuria
Ement
Yano
Peiping-Mukden
Lenan
van Saught
Minping-Mukden
Clint
Briand Denies Flan Misunderstanding in Talks with Japan
Briand asserts a misunderstanding over Edger and Nox while Japan’s government faces questions. Chatham-Hriann vows to respond as Ambassador Yoshizawa and Briand urge clarity amid ongoing discussions. A proposed pro jogate in Macedonia between China and Japanese forces is announced.
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Flan
Poral
Hfe
Chathaay Hrianl
Yoshizawa
Mo Briand
Imcae
Hank Pragoxal
Macedonia
Tihiinee
Saniin Vet
Two Chinese Die After Political Row in Chicago
A heated dispute over reorganizing a Chinese group ended last night in a fatal incident in Chicago. A bystander was injured as two Chinese individuals, ages 28 and 52, suffered fatal injuries during the confrontation. authorities investigate the motive and parties involved.
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Governor Announces Texas Oil Flow Policy Change
The governor announced new oil flow rules for East Texas wells, setting daily production targets and penalties for non compliance. Details specify per well limits and enforcement, aiming to stabilize regional output and ensure steady supply.
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Eterling
Improvement of Wine to UniID Tire at Sedevtet
A San Antonio district report details efforts to elevate wine to UniID status, with involvement from Colonel Frensd and local business leaders. The piece notes stock and hog market conditions, proposed financing, and calls for corporate formation to support producers, aiming to stabilize prices and supply amid rising demand and federal policy shifts.
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Culuiel Revel
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Alain Rowling Stack
Towtirkina
Arkaneas
Tie
Kaneng
Siti Tovas
Orriya Novik
Karnes County rum case yields prisoner hearing held
Prohibition agents conducted an arrest of a Karnes Farmer on a rum count as the suspect was brought to a hearing at 10 A.M. The report notes the prisoner Cay a hearing by 104 Velork with remarks by John K.L. Raudelple regarding liquor activity and property disputes linked to counterfeit or illicit goods.
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Karnes
Mate City
Legacy of Sullivan Bankers Death Shocks Southwest
Obituary notes the passing of prominent banker Sullivan, famed for wealth and regional influence across segments of Texas and the Southwest. Survived by wife Elizabeth Clemons and several grandchildren, the text hints at a storied career, large holdings, and extensive local ties amid a backdrop of era skyscrapers and business houses.
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Alamo National Bank
Sullivan Vaud Institution
Connor
Alvath
Sullivan
Ows
Windows
le Deene
Fonz
Fexun
Cler
Amnes Simpson
Stromal
Ube Bonker
Livan
Galveston
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Wwe
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Mies
Annie VII
Lizabeth
Clem
Tmp Sonk
Daniel Sulliein
Doin G
Hallivan
Jury selection underway for Yarberry murder trial at Berryville
In Berryville a panel of 350 is drawing jurors for the murder case of 21 year old Atanana Pass youth Newton Yarberry charged in the death of 19 year old Worothy Dorcas Symons. Judge Cox of the 46th Judicial district oversaw the opening. defense plans 25 witnesses, prosecution about 50. The first trial yielded a hung jury.
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Esas
Newton Xarbeery
Atanana Pass
Worothy Dorcas Symons
Jods
Yarberry
Indiete
San August
Mixx Ellinois
Aramsas Pass
San Patricio Rounty
Aransas Pass
Sinton
Pesos
Nut Myra
Alex Yarberry
Pretty
M.C. Nolson
Aransax
Asdry C. Trunsell
Wy S. Vawter
Li Sumong
Arans
W. G. Gayin
Prohibition era debate over liquor law outlined by Dr Morgan
Dr Wide Gerry Morgan former president of the Americus Medical Association and current dean at Georgetown University speaks in an interview about the Eighteenth Amendment. He warns of political and economic collapse from prohibition and argues for reform as Richard Me Kleberg seeks the Thirteenth district seat. Morgan notes college drinking trends are not down, and discusses state provision of talking motion picture machines in prisons.
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America
Wide Gery Morgan
Americus Medicine
School of Medicine
Georgetown University
Lore Sunday
Wilbur Traron
Vexas
Ilion Inn
Morgan
United States
Wwe
Unis
de. Morgan
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