Hearst Sees Hoover Prosperity Path in 1930 Race
W R Hearst, returning from Europe, says the US should back Herbert Hoover for continued prosperity. He endorses the present administration, criticizes prohibition as a false issue in a presidential campaign, and expects his papers to remain neutral while supporting stability and orderly governance. He notes Roosevelt as a strong candidate and discusses Mellon, Coolidge, and party dynamics.
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New York
New York City News Association
William Ftanders
Hearst
Tam
Yleaver
Smith
Tharst
Brooklyn
America
Roosevelt
Hearet
Washington
Mellen
Treasure Wine
Troover
Temblican
Canncals
Hagver
Mellon
Coolidge
New York Telegram
Frand Hagsecele
Henret
Smith Han
Rilker
Hearer
Usak
Heer
No Poll Taken in Arkansas and Lowisi Ana
Electoral votes conceded to Democrats by Republican leaders. Hoover leads with 496,983 popular votes and 145 electoral votes to Smith 404,944 and 386 electoral votes. Results to date reflect the ongoing national count with state totals in flux.
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Arkansas
Lowisiana
Smith Hoover Smith
Smith Davis
Coullage
Bee
jCalo
Conn
Georgia
Idaho
Ind. Nets
Kan
Maine
Mass
Nee
N. Mex
N.Y
N. Car
N. Dak
Ohio
Okla. Tee
Penn
Vve
Texas
Uteh
W. Va
Bank Holiday Notice From Local Banks
The undersigned banks, members of the Aan Antoniiy Cheering Wonxr, will remain elarsd Tuetdar, Ort. Mth, in difereance af Teelin Dax of the American Legion. City Aang Banw
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Banks
Aan Antoniiy
Elarsd
Dax
The
American Legion
Anvenstion
Prohibition Debates See Hoover Plan As Water Power Issue
The speaker praises the Hoover approach to water power, arguing federal action is needed while states handle local needs. He cites Hoover’s plan to unite water problems nationally, endorsing Hoover as a leading engineer and presidential candidate regardless of party.
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Smith
Denver Spover
Ga National
Xiewpuirt
Hoover
United States
Sir. Hoover
Toaster
New York
TELUS
Man admits shooting widow for fifty dollars in Montgomery
Jory Howeling, accused of killing a Montgomery widow, admits the shooting aimed at stealing fifty dollars. The trial hears testimony linking the suspect to the widow Wiha in a convoluted crime scene. Details mention a grander plot involving the in law William Wilson and a broader investigation by authorities.
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Montgomery
Big men and farm launches in Texas reform venture
Harry Williams notes Virgil Brown and Keres Poweett leading a rural scout campaign from Del Rio and Stock Springs toward permanent scout camp on the Nueces near Parkinale. Fawcett backs the effort, raises funds across counties, touts road improvements and transport to Fort Worth. Local figures such as J. We Hurrl and Lenhark of Weeksprings appear in supporting roles amid a tangle of names, places, and ventures linked to cattle, roads, and regional development. The piece blends humor with local activism, describing ambitions, auctions, and practical needs for the Boy Scout movement in a sprawling, porous rural landscape.
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Harry Williams
Virgil Brown
Keres Poweett
Shepheep
Fawcet
del Ra
Brown
Stock Springs
Sean
Fawcett
Wty
Nueces
Hie Joven
Thur
Mpuntain Conn
Parkunale
Brockton
Kan
Ieland
Prison Cipher Rings Morphine for Bills in Racket
A prison racket in Nashville and nearby Ort involves a scheme where morphine is exchanged for counterfeit bills. An undercover operation and inmate connections led to the capture of Walter A. Fes, a civilian foreman, and others tied to the foundry’s counterfeit money. Investigators traced the supply chain through prison channels, with alerts about a morphine trade and a planned exchange.
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Nashville
Ort
Oma
Yeunetsie Ehile
Walter A. Frs
Trison Foundry
Am Investigaton
Savora
Howard Herr
Flalph Lee
Oliieora
Barr
Dajlar Bill
Siwallow
Wl Craig
Fry
Leo Williams
Kent
Viens
Nermral Dee
Craig
Legionnaires Parade Route Closures Across City Districts
The parade route for Legionnaires is described from Mars to Jefferson, with sections of Alamo Plaza and Travis Street closed from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Broadway will close in the downtown district and parking will be restricted on several streets including College Commerce Soledad and Main.
Reed Campaign Work Limited in New York State Race
Reed Campaign announced Lenator James Ay Teed would join the effort as a park campaigner while criticizing Robert Thiever as a former Republican who switched to gain office. The strategy aligns with Governor Smith and the Marching cabinet platform as Reed seeks support in the Irrigation policy debate.
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New York
Lenator
James Ay
Mrobert Thiever
Paris
Wnitetie
Governor Smith
Shin Safe in Port With Ammunition
Report describes a vessel in port with ammunition aboard while an incident involving a lightning strike near Florida is noted. The garbled text mentions individuals and newspaper staff, with unclear actions but references safety in port and potential danger from a storm or strike.
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Shin
New York Gunman Found Dead in Car
New York reports confirm a 43 year old man named Michael Ablaiomare, tied to a group known as the Tittle gang, was found dead in a car in South Brooklyn after an incident described as a fatal confrontation. Police say the gunman died at the scene with a brain injury noted in preliminary findings.
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New York
Michael Ablaiomare
Ware Heey
Tittle “Gang
South Proklon
Tarlay
Toro Ule
Unclear OCR fragment prompts New York inquiry
Fragmentary text mentions John M. Phillips and unclear references to billionaires, banks, and churches in New York City. The readable portions are too garbled to identify a coherent event, person, or date for a proper news summary.
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John M. Phillips
Moenkel Af
Hrnkers
Rarriot
Cantnada i Ieena
New York City
Wat Wis Raillions
Rine Voreka
Nally
Broadcast Schedule Fragments From KTAD KTSA and peers
A fragmented radio listing shows KTAD KTSA and others airing Bible lessons vespers sports and variety segments. It references Teagin Packs, KGRC KGCE WTSA KTAP and multiple stations with times and program names across classical music, Broadway tunes, and Republican committee coverage.
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Ar. M. Ktad
KTSA
Fingers Entertainment
AGOL
Plilen Nour
Orthos Grc
Nerd Progenis
Auiesi Peegran
RTSA
Mostealrogram
Biths
KYAB
Turpitude Charge Fought by German as U S Bars Wife
In Washington on October 6 a writ of mandamus sought to force the state department to issue a passport visa to Ulrich of New Haven and his wife. The case centers on moral turpitude and the effort to bring his wife to the United States.
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U.S
Wasthington
State Department
Corman
Romise
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Chinatte Inir
Hell At
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Reed Campaign Work Limited
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Charles Lenzane
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Baturday
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Paramount Radio Company
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WOA
Liberto Radio Sales Company
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KSA Lona Star Broadcast Company
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WTSA
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Alent
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Church of Christ
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Alamo Sieightwear
Mecnolia Avenue
Belknap
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Surdia Benesi
Bop
San Pedro Cur
Belysaphus
Dnreality
Moor
Tox
Travis Park Methodist Church
Els
Oppraita
el Anthony Hotel
Kevin
Panter
Coal Fellowship
Forpel Kerman
Church School
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Fourth Sta
A. G. Jones
P. B. Hill
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