Baseball excitement ends with Cardinals sweep and whiskey crackdown
The report notes the Cardinals winning four straight and Bahra Rule hitting three homers in a key game. It also warns of the rise in poison whiskey deaths in New York, with police closing many speakeasies and investigations ongoing. A Zeppelin airship flight plans disruption and weather concerns are mentioned alongside political figures and passengers preparing for the voyage.
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Yeokees
Ning Mey
Tork Biné
St. Tauie
Border nations and oddities mix in a scattered column
A fragmented text discusses cross border movement without passports, fears over wages and imports from Canada, and vague notes on political figures and religious shifts. It references Mussolini, Zogu, and speculative ideas about faith and science in a dreamlike, disjointed style.
Open Streets Ease in Tam Area
Street restrictions on Mawr plaza, Tecan, Market and Nevarro were lifted by order of Commissioner Thit Wright. More streets will open as traffic signal readings progress. Transit routes restored in segments. vehicles may cross certain thoroughfares previously closed.
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Mawr Plaza
Tecan
Market
Nevarro
Hermann Sons Carnival Continues Through Next Sunday
Carnival events will be extended through next Sunday to accommodate attendees hindered by the American Legion convention. Activities will resume Thursday evening with continued nightly programs and entertainment for the community.
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Hermann Sons
Florida Scribe Cited For Work Amid Hurricane News
A Florida newspaper scribe reported on the recent hurricane by transmitting via amateur operators. The piece notes citation for violating regulations while conveying the storm news through the Associated Press style.
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Florida
York
Get
Flond Watera
Ticket Taken From Man Asleep in Chair
Mike Teyroes of Cal Welegste slept at the Gunter hotel and woke to find $125 missing his ticket home. Detectives A J Mice Frank Vogler and Detective Lieutenant Garden of Detroit questioned three convention visitors found at the hotel by officers.
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Mike Teyroes
Cal Welegste
Gunter Hotel
Verdes
A. J. Mice
Frank Vogler
Garden
Detroit
Ten Huntsville convicts still free after break
Ten of fourteen inmates escaped from the prison during a break and remained at large in Huntsville. Four were recaptured on the streets, while others were being pursued by authorities amid ongoing search efforts.
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Huntsville
Tnternational
Evs Service
Dnege
Todas
Thuntsville
New York Grants Lindbergh Driver's License
New York today granted Charles A. Lindbergh an operator's license after passing the required driving test. The announcement confirms he may drive an automobile in the state, marking a significant step in his post flight career.
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Sky Annernnyonn News Service
New York
New York Today
Cols Charles A. Lindbergh
Minibergh
Pond
Emission of Fange Probes Hits Paris Calls
Paris Oct 10 government officials announced expulsion of Marold Moran a shadowed coven snoudent of the New York American. An investigation will probe all angles of Lin pase. Hyian was asked to fly to France by tomorrow amid ties to a French diplomatic memorandum in relation to the Anglo Irish naval accord.
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Patus
France
Marold Moran
New York
Twilight Concert To Benefit Legionnaires Tonight
Legionnaires will hear a twilight concert from 5 to 6 at the auditorium performed by Madame Mare Attwood and Allesando Albertii of the Metropolitan Opera company. Attwood is noted for wartime singing in camps and hospitals and was chosen as soloist for the region. Albertii, nearing fame, is praised for his lyrical voice and recent performances.
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Rojebsiag
Vertora
Spanishouth Americam Airship Company
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Spain
Brazil
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Legionnaires
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Maretha Attwood
Allesando Albertii
Metroepolitan Opera Company
Auaitorium
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Attwood
Alberni
Paris
Atberini
Workmen Strike Hits Texas Theatres In Sympathy
The Lion musicians with the Majesti Kovpice Printess theaters walk out in sympathy with hostages Nailds as stage hands strike. Live loraT uutan Musicians president S. Muehtsun said union members would not join until after Wednesday. Managers planned talks as operators and stage hands halted work earlier in the week. The dispute centers on wages and contract terms, with a two week extension granted for negotiation while managers prepared to discuss proposed raises.
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Mum Weduastay
HounvenAl Wift S. Muehtsun
Live
Lorat Uutan
Pexas
Majesti Kovpice
Printess
Aminuinerd Wermasday
Waion
Antonio
New York
Texas and Majestic
Elrike Mondar
Orher
Raymond Willie
Majistry
W. J. Tatle
Fire disrupts San Antonio gas supply
A fire damaged a gas meter station of the Southern Gas Company on the Somerset road near the outskirts of the city. The blaze shut off natural gas service to the area for about an hour Wednesday morning while officials assessed the building damage. The fire was brought under control with the gas supply soon restored.
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Sac Antonia
Maradia
Somerset Road
Foster Nominee of Communists Sees G O P Victory
In Atlanta a Communist party nominee William Ester spoke before laborers last night, predicting the election of Herbert Hoover despite acknowledging his party’s weakness at present. He warned the party was weak in Russia and emphasized the need to build a path to power.
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Foster
G.O.P
Atlanta
Wiliam
Ester
Communist Party
Tferhert Jipover
Pathy
Odd Fellows to Decide Next Meet in Galveston
The seventy seventh annual encampment of Odd Fellows opens in Galveston with votes to set next year's meeting site and consider moving the encampment date from October. Dewison and Cleburne factions contest the location, with no strong bid from either.
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Odd Fellows
Galveston
Tex
Oelolur
Dewison
Cleburne
Vets Hearts Touched as Ogapin Talks at Legion Reunion
Viola Brennan reports on the tenth annual Legion reunion in San Antonio with remarks by Secretary of War Davis denying a weakened defense amid postwar peace treaties. Major Seapini, a blind French hero, spoke to 4000 attendees as Allied veterans showcased resilience and the event highlighted ongoing peacetime concerns.
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Wade
Dovight
American Legion
United States
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San Antoni
Fieargen Scapini
Frank Schoble
Pennésl
Ania
Armorican War
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