Texas centennial funds advance in senate debate
The Texas Senate approved a centennial appropriation of 200000 for preliminary arrangements and a 15 member centennial commission, but opposition and time constraints cloud final approval as lawmakers head toward adjournment. Conferees neared agreement on relief bonds and anti trust code actions, while a heated floor clash between Sen Moore and Holbrosk sparked tense moments. A death penalty bill for kidnapping cleared to the governor.
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Senate
Rouse
House
Blale Board of Education
Joan Brokers
Boll Worm Fund
Pabens
Texas
Tomor. Tor
Yoo
House Committee
Propopal
Joe Moore
Greenville
J. J. Holbrosk
Moore
Ch Arms
Cotton Market Trends and Irregular Prices in Liverpool Area
Fragmentary OCR notes show varied cotton market references with numerous prices and terms. Mentions Liverpool, American bids, and December through May cycles, with scattered figures like 3.98 and 4.51, plus references to weights, stockers, and trade phrases. (Note: fragmented and unclear.)
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Laver Pool
Liverpool
Lune Reveiue
Snot Maderne
Beare
Amiuritan
Market Prices Break on Joongrower’s Anorl Oruke
Fresh vegetables supply remains variable as demand eases. Prices drop for greens and root vegetables with onions, okra, peppers, and tomatoes showing declines. apples, citrus, and pears quoted with mixed gains and shortages noted for grapefruit amid upcoming weeks. Commission quotations list numerous items including herbs, beans, cabbage, cucumbers, and dairy products across markets.
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Idang Donsthans
Commission
Besos
Jima
Poland
Aemont
Okra
Tarsler
Colorado Bulk Anples
Winter Renan
Jonathan Dod
Bashel
Enberres
Turkie
Dues Tetinive
Temaua
Texas
Muriard Ereens SC
Orenges
Prahes
California
Antonio Livestock Market Reports Mixed Calf and Hog Prices
Receipts at the Livestock mart were lighter with carryover from earlier in the week. Calves and butcher cattle sold within varied ranges, best calves around 33.00 and a top package at $4.50, hogs steady near 4.50, with overall market declines seen in other regions. Chicago and St. Louis markets noted firmer trends, while local listings included multiple calf lots and mixed steer prices across several weights.
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Antonio Livestock
Livestock Mart
Choles Indieidusla
Lung Jee
Taj Sleata
Cena
Paler Indies
Waller World
Lear Pountin
Glen
Sailer
Lowe
Pearsall
Cricago Livestock
Chicago
Suiindys
Aevera
Toni
Chutes
Mab
Shuens
Barney
Drew Gusany
Bert Helt
Koe
Cnolhe
Theo
New Exchange Plans Central Clearing and Banking Role
New York October 13 The New York Stock Exchange plans a central clearing and banking system to handle security transfers and settlements. The plan envisions the exchange storing and selling securities and possibly arranging call loans, reducing offce-to-office movements and ending much of the financial district’s messenger activity.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Securitice
Walkathon Contenders Struggle Through Grueling Week
In Augusta and Navarra streets, twenty contestants endure a demanding Walkathon as eighteen couples and two soloists persist into the fourth day. Ray Pelly and Harold Baird of San Antonio cling to hope a partner exits, while Mosely falters after losing his partner. fatigue and injuries take their toll.
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Augusta
Navarra
Stbolers
Ray Pelly
Harold Baird
Pola Fof
San Antonio
Mosely
Ms Pority
Fatal Air Liner Crash Becomes Unsolved Mystery
Valparaiso Indiana October 12 the United Airlines New York Chicago airliner crash near Chesterton killed seven. An inquest returned an open verdict as investigators ponder two possible explosions and a wheel strike before flames enveloped the wreckage.
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Valparaiso
Ind
United Air Ynes
New York-Chicago
Chesterton
Crronor
Carl Davis
Petter Counly
Glinsssen
Davis
Boys Miss Promotion by Pestering Their Teachers
Cleveland report shows girls outperforming boys in promotion tests as educators fault boys for pestered behavior. William L. Cone notes girls lead in math and languages while boys lag in German and shorthand. overall promotion gaps reflect disciplinary and instructional issues.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Knare of
William L. Conemoe
Research Direntor
Mathematien
Amin
New York City Elections See Surge of New Parties and Tickets
On October 12 1930 Independent Democratic forces and many new party banners threaten to overwhelm the mayoralty vote. Twenty eight tickets compete with names like Black Diamond Steel Helmet Buffalo and Open Book while voting machines faced calls of bad faith as they will accept full party tickets and emblems.
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
New York City
Board of Elections
Grain Market Prices and Commodities Listed
Fragmented OCR shows grain prices for maize wheat barley and corn with figures like 48 per unit and varying per bushel. Mentions Ban Antonio Hay and other terms. data appears garbled but indicates market listings and prize references for agricultural commodities.
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fFormora
London Market Roundup and Advertisements Fragment
A fragmented London market notice and classified ad snippet shows commodity prices, rents, and listings. The text references Bar felt, tenancy rates, and several local items with figures such as 41,149 and 34 ann a munde, plus mentions of a Parley and national agenda.
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London
Mer
cAmarnan
Critics invited to review Wild Boys of the Road at Empire
San Antonio Light invites high school students to register at the Empire theater box office by 3:30 p m Friday to enter an amateur reviewers contest for Wild Boys of the Road. Three prizes include Empire tickets and cash. 100 word limit per review. entries due by midnight Saturday.
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Wild Boys of the Red
Empire Theater
Story of
America
Art
Daniel Apcarn
Qhrenation
Bnatcher
Néxes
San Antonio
Empire
Wile
San Antonio Light
Turst
Ordy
Clearsey Lan Civil Service Board Elects New Officers
The San Antonio fire and police departments civil service board re elected at a Wednesday meeting. Glanne V. Birkheatagin was chosen chairman Jesse Yelvington named vice chairman and Dr Sidney Kaliski secretary treasurer. Other members include Henry J. Meng er and Lawrence W. Pytie. The board praised the Pinek Cigar factory strike actions by Fire Commissioner Pho Wright Police Commissioner Owen Wiliday and Captain W A Hervey. It backed Fire Prevention Week and urged unity to keep the city’s leading state record.
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Clearsey Lan Civil Service Board
San Antonio
Pho Wright
Pol We
Owen W.ifiday
W. A. Hervey
All Cytrer
NRA to Decide Plan for Forcing Eagle Surrender
NRA officials announce they will outline steps to enforce the president’s re employment agreement regarding blue eagle symbols at two New Rochelle, New York establishments. The postmaster has been instructed to stall actions while awaiting further NRA direction, with possible moves before day’s end.
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NRA
Eagle
Washington
Tlc
New Flechelie
N. Y
New Rochelle
Hugh F. Johnson
hAlaclan
Levngram
Moy
Inelenia
Open Forum on Downtown Ban Antonio Pollution Issue
An ordinary observer laments foul basement exhausts in downtown Ban Antonio buildings. He questions why health officials and medical groups have not acted to remove this nuisance and improve air quality for pedestrians.
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Ban Anichio
Tyapa
Medics
PLAN LAID TO CO-ORDINATE NRA AND FARM AGENCIES
Washington Oct. 12 Hugh S Johnson NRA administrator met with secretary Wallace and George N. Peek to align codes and price policies. Discussion focused on distribution markups, wholesale and retail pricing, and speeding up farm program code action amid jurisdictional tensions between NRA and farm administration.
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Washington, D
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Law
Wallace
George N. Peek
WBA
IL Plands
Johnson
Agas
FLKS OFFICERS TO MEET HERE IN SAN ANTONIO
More than 200 officers of Bouth weet Texas Elke Judges plan a removal meeting in the Ballroom of the San Antonio Elke building at 2 pm. Exalted ruler Andrew Gimli notes routine business, a reception and ball, with initiation ceremonies for a large class of candidates on November 11 to involve judges nationwide.
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Texas
Elke
San Antonio Elke cl
Andrew MM Gimli
Smith
San Antonio Elka
United States
City blocks new ferris wheel rides on Broadway
The city commission voted against allowing O Atkins to keep amusement devices in the 3000 block of Broadway. Mrs Ethel Neal Matthews of 2010 Broadway complained the merry go round music played all day and late into the night. Fire and Police Commissioner Pull Wright supported banning daytime and nighttime operation.
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Broadway
Petiliana
City Commission
O. Atkins
Ethel Neal Matthews
Pull Wright
Reader Opposes New Tax Measure Proposed by Local Official
A reader urges opposition to a proposed tax measure, arguing it would raise costs for bookkeeping and tax collection. RB L Read, the Bexar county commissioners, and Tax Collector Mary Maverick were asked to present the plan to the legislature, detailing that taxpayers would pay in 10 installments.
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Blule
RB. L. Readvor
Bexar County
Mary Maverick
Hunter Bags Two Black Bears in Mexico Return
A hunter describes returning from Cassulla, Mexico with two black bears after a canyon trek. The account mentions a Weal contractor and Nunlae man, with RIAN noted in the narrative.
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A. Hunter
Weal
Rian
Cassulla
Mexico
City Postmaster Sees Trade To Ease Traffic In Alamo Area
The government, per Postmaster P. G. Lucas, may proceed with construction of the new post office regardless of land strip trades on North Alka and East Houston streets. City officials debate trading a Houston street strip for land from the present site to widen Alamo and cut traffic. Mayor C K Quinks backs the exchange while Commissioners Pat Wright and Frank H Burnek oppose. A decision may come after a meeting with Postmaster General and Farley during his Santa visit.
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P. G. Lucas
Alka
East Houston
Lucas
Houston
Alamo Street
Alamo
C.K. Quinks
Land Exchange
Pat Wright
Frank’ H. Burnek
Touraday
Ann Farley
Banta
AFL Promises Reform At Washington Convention
The AFL delegates at the Washington convention endorsed the recovery program but urged major revisions to the recovery act to include a 30 hour workweek and fewer government interventions. Frank X. Mattel of Detroit resisted government interference, and NRA head Hugh S. Johnson faced pressure from critics within the labor movement.
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Washington
American Federation of Junitor
Tersh Eritilem
NEA Bit
Roosevelt
Traditions
Frank X. Mattel
Detroit
International Typographical Union
Hugh “8. Johnson
NRA
Hickes
Mittel
Johnson
Ione
Man's Death at Garage Ruled Accident
In Cleveland, an inquest found man Yarbro, 41, died when a car driven by salesman O M Burdy ran over him at 234 Bowly Flores Street garage of Lie Ampsei Woor Ward Moltar company. Yarbro had been talking to V Bidelt when he was struck. Yarbro died at the scene. Burdy was charged with negligent homicide. No burial arrangements set.
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Waslice
Pease
John Es Bhoos
Fred Yurhro
Olevtland Xoirt
Acteryoan
Lie Ampsei
V. Bidelt
Yarbro
Busby
County Sued for Back Salary Payment
A mandamus suit seeks $3750 in unpaid salary for six months by former Probation Ditter in district court. Judge Milor would certify to Governor Ferguson to remove him from presiding. governor may appoint a special judge if disqualification is found.
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Weward
Permuisen
Jhive
Malrito
Murder trial begun for Francisca Martinez in Jersey City
The 94th murder case opened Thursday in Nicely-lnrth court with jury selection for Francisca Martinez, 27, charged with fatally shooting Sanchez after a fight in a Gurdualne street house. The defendant faces a potential long sentence.
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Acca
Francisca Martinez
Rydalfo Sinchez
Paubd
Duncan
Negra Sehien
iLonze Hysan
Martines
Sanchez
Gurdalune
Publicity Topic of Highway Chief Publicity Topic
The highway department aims to raise awareness through a public meeting with William MH Parish, managing editor, and Loe masling acting chairman. Breakfast discussion featured topics from commerce to public relations as organizers prepared for the event.
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Renirea
Mighway
Raaleri Nawapanera
Hoararinar
William MH. Paring
Manensr
Thuraay
Jondonee Wea
Loe Masling
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