Sensational Readabout of Florida Crops and Public Affairs
Article by Arthur Brisbane surveys travel from Miami to New York noting diverse crops such as cotton oranges and sweet potatoes in Florida. It contrasts prairie chickens in Nebraska and recalls Coolidge tariff remarks while mentioning public figures Hoover and Borah and oddball predictions about the end of the world.
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Georgia
Savannah
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Clermont Press
E. W. Pope
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Hoover
Bochewell
Senator Borah
Robert Holdt
Prison Guard Describes Death of Inmate at Sunbeam Camp
Jacksonville reporting on October 13 details George W. Courson former Captain of guards at Sunbeam prison camp testifying about the death of Arthur Maillefert. Courson described confrontations over Maillefert saying he served his sentence and requests to be killed. He recounted finding a knife in Maillefert’s box and threatening to die rather than kill him.
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Jacksonville
Fla
George W. Courson
Sunbeam
Arthur Maillcfert
Courson
Georgia
Florida
Hig Ie
J. F. Baker
Maillefert
Gourson
Denmark
Mailiefert
Jersey
Mallefert
Coursatt
Kum
Gata
Coursan
Ers
Goard
Jie
Whersey
Weather Forecast For East Texas Shows Warm Weekend
Forecasts indicate Thursday night clouds with increasing cloudiness and a low around 62. Friday should reach about 84 with light to moderate southerly winds. Wednesday high near 79 and Thursday night expected showers with cooler morning, around 62.
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Ely
Swallows Razor Blade and Lives to Tell the Tale
A Sydney man named Pugh reportedly swallowed a razor blade during a kitchen incident. He rushed to a hospital where doctors found no internal injury. authorities say the blade did not nick him and he felt largely unscathed.
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Sydney
Oct. W
Pugh
Pugti
Discrimination on Ballots Charged by People's Party
Washington report says the Peoples party accuses major parties of ballot discrimination as it seeks presidential electors on official ballots. The group argues violations of the Constitution require it to file electors in 23 states while Republicans and Democrats file theirs. The Des Moines convention opens October 18 to choose a candidate.
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People’s Party
Washington
DB. G
The
Peoples Party
Ls Sdiz
Des Moines
Snake blamed in nitro explosion fatal to Sooner
Sapulpa Oklahoma February 19 investigators theorize a snake caused a massive nitroglycerin blast that killed Oscar Bond owner of the plant. A large water container carcass was found near the scene and authorities say the reptile may have struck as Bond picked up a nitro container, causing it to explode.
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Snake
Sapulpa
Okla
Get
Oscar Bond
Burid
Suspects Held in Taxicab Killing Near Sand Springs
Tulsa dispatch reports two men were arrested near Aston as suspects in the slaying of J W Don Trimble a young taxicab driver whose body was found on the Arkansas river bank near Sand Springs earlier in the week Trimble listed as a farmer and Oklahoma A and M honor student.
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Tulsa
Okla
Aston
J W Don Trimble
Arkansas Rive
Sand Springs
Trimble
Oklahoma
M. Honor Sidenk
Oil Firms Increase Prices In October Move
Tulsa reports two Midcontinent refiners announce crude price hikes. Continental Oil of Barnesville will raise prices to a new level to meet Pure Oil of Chicago effective October 14.
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Tulsa
Okla
Continental Oil Company
Barnesville
Pure Oi Company
Chicago
Man Caught After Escape in 1898
United States marshal Donma ReLver reports the recapture of W Kirby, a woman who escaped four years ago while being transported from Port Binith Arkansas to the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. She was recaptured today by Leavenworth police.
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Tophe A. Coh
Donma ReLver
United States
Leavenworth
W. Kirby
Port Binith
Ark
Teavenswort
Company to Start on Five Day Week
A New York firm announces plans to begin a five day work week effective soon. The report notes management aims to improve productivity and employee welfare while maintaining output levels amid changing labor trends.
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m—Sa
Ons Vilaauint Corporation
Ams Amineed Thet Beeliti
Novenybay
Omaraliona
Ramon Sane
Willy
Smith Plans Speeches for Party Tours
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith plans six campaign speeches for Democratic state and national tickets in New England New Jersey and New York starting next week. The first talks are slated for Tammany Hall October 12 with further stops in Newark Boston Providence Albany and Buffalo ending October 28. The plan follows Smith's reconciliation with Franklin D Roosevelt and details on speech topics were not specified.
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New York
Alfred E. Stith
New England
New Jersey
New York State
Tammany Hall
Newark
Smith
Boston
Providence
R. I
Albany
Smuth
Missing San Angelo children baffle local officers
San Angelo officers report no clues on Wednesday afternoon disappearance of Glenn Winks Jr eight and his sister Al Marie ten after they entered a car near a local school. Mrs Fau and the children recently arrived from San Antonio. The husband, estranged, resides in Los Angeles.
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San Angelo
Glennwinks Jr
Almarie
Fire Prevention Week Exhibition Drill Planned by Fire Department
Firemen to present an exhibition drill and band concert at Abcon Station on Thursday. Chief J G Farran Ralph Durkee and Commissioner Fu Wright will speak. Speakers to visit schools Friday and the entire department to train Saturday.
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Thurssday
J. G. Farran
Ralph Durkee
Fu Wright
Olot
Laporte Banker Taken by Death
Cyrus K. Glaske about 56, president of the Louorie Texas Trust National Bank, died today at his home near Laporte, Texas from a heart attack. He was a writer with ties to Newark, New Jersey and Taed Teed Br] Tanavie store isle.
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Cyrus K. Glaske
Louorie
Texas
Trst National
King's Fen
Sen Dnenta Bay
Laporte
Newark
Tanavie
Pity the Poor Little Pig in Eagle Rescue Tale
An account from Buffalo Hat,Wy recounts John Mulcahey’s pig being carried aloft by an American eagle. Mulcahey witnessed the bird perched high, with the pig in its clutches, and no shotgun shot brought down the bird. The eagle, a female, measured six feet four inches between wing tips.
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John Mulcahey
Um Nage
Mulcahey
Schreiner Woman Dies in Kerrville Home
Mrs. Ju A Schreiner 37 died of a heart attack suffered ten days earlier in Kerrville. Wife of Lows A Schreiner banker and daughter of Capt. Charles Schreiner, she was raised in San Antonio. Survived by husband, a daughter Mrs. E B Partutt Jr of Kerrville, two sisters Mrs Cyrus Dolph Portland Oregon and Mrs Dudley Fitts Los Angeles, and a brother H B Silver San Antonio. Funeral services to be held tomorrow at home.
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Ju -A. Schreiner
Lows A. Schreiner
Charles Schreiner
San Antonio
Schreiner
E. B. Partultt Jr
Cyrus Dolph
Portland, Or
Dudley Fitts
Los Angeles
H. B Silver
Towers
Arlen Foils Kidnap Plot Near Hollywood Home
Film star Richard Arlen avoided an apparent kidnap attempt while walking from the studio. He noticed two men following him and, at a lonely spot, the pursuers tried to force him into a car. Arlen escaped, armed himself at home, and alerted police as a radio patrol unit arrived, causing the pursuing vehicle to vanish.
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Hollywood
Calif
INS
Richard Arlen
Arlen
Jobyna Ralston
Arien
Creighton Speaks to Exchange Club in San Antonio
Creighton, supervising agent for the district, addressed the weekly San Antonio Exchange Club meeting at the Plaza hotel Tanksday morning. He served as chief witness in the joint office custody case, outlining key points of the matter.
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Creighton
Exchange Club
HLS
San Anonio Exchange Ette
Plaza Hotel
Missouri Jury Delivers Life Term in Kearney Killing
In Carrollton Missouri on Ont. 13 Tom Richards of Excelsior Springs was convicted of first degree murder for the fatal shooting at Kearney of Arnest Rare. He was sentenced to life imprisonment by the court.
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Carrollton
Tom Richards
Excelsior Springs
Murdey
Kearney
Campaign Literature Tablets for Students in Little Rock
Campaign materials were converted into tablets for school children in Little Rock as a substitute for printed literature. The effort aimed to aid families unable to purchase school supplies, with most tablets printed on a single side and distributed statewide.
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Ark
Get
Mys
Maltie Carneway
Instauliinier
Ans
Sk Was
Lennneel Tady
Jefferson Eamily Chlidren
Mleras
Mra. Garaway
United State
Indicted magnate Samuel Insull refuses passport surrender
In Athens Samuel Insull, the former utilities magnate, is formally urged by American authorities to hand over his passport. He has placed the document with his lawyer to avoid sequestration and may travel only with permission, while Mrs Insull plans to join him in Paris before accompanying their son to the United States.
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Greese
Ool
Samuel Insull
Wader
Chicago
Greece
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Saniel Insuli
Armerican Regation
Edwin A. Pitt
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Christos Ladas
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Pul
Destracted
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Tnaud
United States
Tnsoll
Chicagoan
Paris
Peemit
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Young Insull
Italian Inn Keeper Fined for Not Reporting Insull Visit
A hotel proprietor was fined for failing to report the presence of Sam Insull, a guest at the establishment. He claimed clerical error and said he instructed staff to file the form at a police station, but the mistake led to the penalty.
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Boniface
Samuel Insull
Insull
Insill
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Pel
Insull Family Faces Legal Actions Amid Health News
Mrs. Insull shows improvement in health after family worry while creditors seek petitions against Samuel Insull and brother Marlin. Depositions and presidential warrants are planned to support extended investigations into embezzlement and larceny, with extradition talks for Martin Insull paused awaiting warrants.
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Tasull
Samuel Inaul
Ils
Marlin
Faen Weil Iy
Extyndi
Samuel Inand
Democrats Claim RF C Loans Help Hoover
Democratic claims that Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans totaling 102000000 to California projects were issued to influence President Hoover’s reelection surfaced as Representative Joseph P. Byrns of Tennessee, chair of the House Appropriations Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said he had received information that some Western loans were made under political pressure.
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Hoover
Washington
B. C
USI
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
California
Joseph P. Byrns
Tennessee
Byrns
House Appropriations Committee
Democratic Nations Congressional Campaign Committee
Sparring Partner Murdered On Brightly Lit Avenue
John Grosso, former sparring partner of Gene Tunney and Jack Sharkey, was killed on a brightly lit Craman street as he walked home from a dance. He sustained four gunshot wounds and died at the scene. Police believe the shooting involved racketeers and pistols.
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Mount Vsrnon
N.Y
Bulleis
John Grosso
Gene They
Jack Sharkey
Dance
Manchu official slain in Heilung kiang province attack
Manchukuo privy council officer Yi-Hsng Hall was mortally wounded during dinner when he was hacked with an ax by General Chen Shich-Yurv who has succeeded General Ma Chan-Shan as governor of Heilung kiang province.
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Ool
Eamon de Valera to Celebrate Birthday in Dublin
The article notes Eamon de Valera birthday events in Dublin amid ongoing tensions with Britain over retaliatory trade measures between Fasland and the Freetale.
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Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Free State
London
Fasland
Freetale
Nov 6 Named as Dry's Prayer Day
New York news reports Rev William Shafe Chase announced that 20 dry leaders from six states met to endorse a resolution calling for November 6 as a day for fasting and prayer in support of prohibition efforts.
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Drys
New York
William Shafe Chase
Massacre and Battle on Jolo Island Amid Moro Clash
On October 13 at Bud Panamao in Jolo Island Philippine forces led by Col. L R Stevens attacked Moro strongholds after an ambush killed constables and left survivors wounded. Forty Filipino constabulary and Moro fighters died or were wounded as the Moros were routed in a bloody eight hour fight. Officials say the drive to pacify the area will continue.
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Manila
al Bud Panamao
Yolo
Jolo
Tarrate Kiram
Chicago
Cogefel
L. R. Stevens
Vetecan
Unia
Sumarcas
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Renting Notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rental notices and tenant related terms with scattered names and locations. The readable portions suggest a local notice about housing or moving, but specific actions, dates, or parties are not clear enough for detailed facts.
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