Failures Decrease Sharply in Texas Business
Texas business failures for September fell 47.1 percent from August with only nine filings, aided by favorable conditions. The University of Texas bureau of business research released the Dun and Bradstreet figures, noting a 38 total failures in the third quarter, down 44 percent from last year.
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Texas
Austin
UPI
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Allcutt
Dun and Bradstreet Tne
Keoken Out Skin Relief Promoted by Ointment and Soap
Advertising copy touts Black and White Ointment as a standard treatment for hmplas rashes and eczema irritations for over 20 years. Trial size available, large can 25 cents. Accompanied by Black and White Skin Soap at alt druggists.
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Alt
WIFE AGCota AL OMITH JR hears case in Syracuse
In Syracuse on October 4 a hearing before Supreme Court Justice Cross heard wife of AGCota AL OMITH JR testify to threats and assaults. Mrs Smith recalled incidents while residing with the former governor and the railroad engineer’s daughter corroborated claims of striking and objections to denial. Justice Cross promised a decision in a few days.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Ste. Alsath
Alfred E.smith
Supreme Court
Fathes
Jestire Cross
Hana
Globe reporters race around world with leading figures
New York World Telegram reporter Elkins reached Rangoon early today ahead in the around the world race, about 2000 miles ahead of rivals. Dorothy Kilgallen arrived in Gaza then headed toward Alexandria, while Kieran of the Times and North American alliance remained in Alexandria. Kilgallen did not mention Kieran in latest dispatch. Johnny Dowis, soon to be featured in Cecil B. DeMille's The Plainsmen, is among top actors to survive early fame.
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New York
IFI
BR. Elkins
New York World-Telegram
Rangoon
Burma
Dorothy Kilgallen
New York Evening Journal
International News Service
Gaza
Palestine
Alexandria
Rutbah
Ji Oon
Manils
Johney, Dowis
Cecil B. DeMille
Weather Forecast Fragments From A Distant Issue
Fragmentary weather notes mention moonrise times, temperatures, wind and humidity readings, and daily forecasts. Amid the garbled data, references to specific places and dates persist, including mentions of Wednesday and Thursday morning and evening periods.
Texas Rain Totals Reported by San Antonio Weather Bureau
A San Antonio weather bureau bulletin Wednesday morning lists 24 hour rainfall in many Texas towns. Amounts include Brownwood 0.90 inches, Victoria 2.22 inches, Cuero 0.20 inches, Llano 0.42 inches, Lampasas 0.44 inches, and Beaville 1.46 inches, among others.
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Texas
Weneslay
San Anlonco
Alice
Austin
Eng Wehes
Beaville
Brownwood
Gohimbaz
Corman Christ
Cuero
Pet Min
Kerveile
Lampasas
Llano
Unling
Sen Ameelo
San. Maren
Taylor
Ark
Victoria
Aurora Sol for 40000 at sheriff sale of apartment hotel
Bond holders held title to the Aurora apartment hotel for 40000 after a sale at the courthouse. The bid came from WL Mate shows attorney representing various bidders with St. Louis Union Craft company as trustee. No other bids. Receiver Sheldon to deliver to purchaser in two or three weeks. Judgment previously entered for 725457.60 in favor of St. Louis Union Trust Company. Motion for confirmation of sale to be filed.
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Aurora
Dor
Sheldon
Mate
We CL Collins
Wow. Schnepel
Frank Wolff
J. MS. Bown
St. Louis Union Craft Company
Joseph
Frederick ‘Slavens
Seventy-third District Court
Marsh
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Matthews
Stevens
Farm Debt Act Invalidated by Fourth Circuit
Richmond Va October report states the Fourth Circuit upheld lower court decisions to strike down key provisions of the amended Frazier Lemke Farm Debt Act. Judge John J Parker ruled the act unconstitutional, limiting secured creditors’ right to immediate foreclosure and altering mortgage remedies through court receiverships and rent allocations. The decision affects six appeals from Western District of Virginia.
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Richmond
Harrisonburg
Roanoke
United States Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Fecera Ogates
Parker
Coe Eel
Law of Virginia
Audge Parker
Texan Given Term in Poison Slaying
A jury in Meridian Oklahoma sentenced George Pace to 73 years in prison as an accomplice in an April 2 poisoning case. The verdict followed 1 hour 20 minutes of deliberation after Mrs. Glometz Dermstad testified she supplied poison for Pace to put in her husband’s coffee.
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Meridian
George Pace Marky
Wup Elpying
Mfenlok Jermstac
Seb
Jver Toray
Glometz Dermstad
Pace
Judge orders derby show to glow at 24 hour limit
Judge Tayloe blocked the Derby show operated by Hal J. Ross under Article 614B ruling the event exceeds 24 hours and must pause at 6 PM Thursday. A hearing was set for 2 PM Wednesday to determine if a supersedeas bond allows continued operation during appeal, with health risks cited for long, continuous performances and demands for an appeal bond on Ross’s side.
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Hal J. Ross
John R. Bhook
Forty-fifth District
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
G. Tayloe
Tayloe Seb
Ross
Cass
Yaylor
Appeais
Linnien
Alatrich
Benny Howard Heads Home After Bendix Crash
Benny Howard, Bendix transcontinental air race winner, returns to Chicago aboard an eastbound train. He recounts losing a propeller in a strong wind during the Bendix race and the crash that followed as he prepares to resume his journey home.
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Benny Howard
Alburushrub
N. M
Jay Fine
Bendix
City News Tancing and Carnival at Twin Palms
Local event listing promotes dancing and a carnival featuring Bermana Sons and Alfred Schacter Oyeh at Twin Palms. Tonight’s venue is near Seguin with tonite activities and a 7.3 mile nearby transfer route.
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Tancing
Bermana Sons Carnival
Alfred Schacter Oyeh
Twin Palms
New Seguin
Editor Philip Von Bion Dies After Illness
New Rochelle Oct 1 Philip Von Bion 47 Pelham N Y managing editor of the American Legion family died today after a illness of several weeks. The obituary notes his longtime service in journalism and the Legion group.
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New Rochelle
Philip von Bion
Pelham
N.Y
American Legion
Radek jailed in Soviet plot charges spark concern
Moscow October 7 Karl Radek, famed Soviet editor and commentator for the government newspaper Tavestis, was arrested today on charges of involvement in a counter revolutionary plot that allegedly claimed eighteen Russians were connected. Radek, a prominent figure in Russian editorial writing, faced immediate detention as authorities announced the case.
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Moscow
Karl Raedek
TONY
Tavestis
Radek
Ong
Five Men Under Probe in KS Alleged Overthrow Plot
A prosecutor announced an investigation into five men in Kansas suspected of plotting to topple the government and kill Dictator Joseph Strolin. One name, Hig Name, appeared at a formal hearing on the alleged plot, with details remaining unclear as the case unfolds. The other four individuals’ records were reportedly purged amid ongoing scrutiny, including figures linked to state publishing and industry roles.
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Joseph Strolin
Hig
Plolbers
Rudek
Insthie
M. P. Tumsky
Trame Linions
Publishinen House
Nicolad Subhurin
Tevesday
Alexei Rykoll
Posts God Telegraphs
Gregory Pyata-koff
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