Moody Names Fy Governor to Post on Rail Road Board
Former Governor Dan Moody named as chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission. Neff of Waco to assume duties soon after approval. Clarence Gilmore dies. Hoover and Coolidge administrations referenced. speculation on future terms and Mayfield's reaction noted.
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Coolidge Suledu
Railway Medis Lipp
Senate
A. B. Calquitt
Hoover
United States
Earle J. Mayfield
Mayfield
cNeff
Edinburg Baptists Convene With Valley Workers
Tower Rio Grande Valley apartments hosts a Baptist workers convention starting Tuesday with Edinburg Baptists and several hundred attendees from valley sections. A special gathering of church women is set for Tuesday, ushering in sessions Wednesday and Thursday led by Rev. Judd Th. Holt, pastor of the Edinburg Baptist Church, who will head the reception committee.
Mexicans to Be Deported Through Brownsville Port
Immigration officials say Mexicans arrested around Corpus Christi last month will be deported via Brownsville Port of Entry across the Mexican border. One officer reports 12 aliens detained, all Mexican nationals, awaiting processing and removal orders.
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Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Irxas
Wral OM. Smith
Epéetor
Joe Brownsville
Nelson Goss
United States Oars
Sus
Elderly Man Basks in First Plane Ride at Mollen Texas
C Pilcher, 85, enjoyed his inaugural flight during a Mission excursion. He said the experience was the time of his life and he would not have missed it for any amount of money.
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Mallen
Texas
C. Pilcher
Mission
Chihuahua Judge Ousted From Job
Mexico City dispatches report that the state regis lature defeated the president and another magistrate of the state supreme court on a charge of dule y, ordering a reevaluation or removal, indicating a political shakeup in Chihuahua.
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Chihuahua
Mexico City
Gtave
Duuley
Pharr Kiwanis Raise 6 C. Quota in City Effort
Pharr Kiwanis clubs mobilize local support to meet a 6 C quota amid a campaign described as a unified effort in the town. Officials credited community leaders and volunteers for guiding fundraising and outreach activities.
New On Head Pass F Per Cobh Sn Wile
Fragmented OCR text shows jumbled phrases and unclear names. Key details are unreadable, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, date, location, or participants for a meaningful summary.
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Moulton Cobb
Cobh
Wile Lo Wet
Chosen Pat Neff to Lead Texas Railroad Commission
Pat M. Neff, a former governor, has been named vice chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission to succeed the late Clarence E. Gilmore who died last week. Neff takes the post amid ongoing regulatory duties and will work with the commission to oversee railroad and energy matters in Texas.
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Pat M. Neff
Vicairman
Texas Railroad Commission
Clarence E. Gilrrare
Doheny Trade Shown In U S Senate Probe
Washington reports allege enormous profits by FE J Doheny from lease deals with old ally Albert B Mall in a probe tied to the Elk River reserve. Witness Paul Shoup cites a resale contract between Doheny interests and Associated Url, framed as a pivotal factor in the Doheny lease dispute. Senator Heflin returns fire, accusing Fall of a sickening stunt and questioning illness cited for delay.
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Washington, D.C
FE. J. Doheny
Albert B. Mall
Fall
Tonusel
Paul Shoup
Southern Matilie Railway
Doheny
Pan-American Qicum Heavy
Associated
Url Company
Sybid Shoups
Eeputty Oil
Guvermmene Entends
Mauivatig
all-Doheny Lense
Ani
Defense Ourtrende
Washington
Albert B. Wall
Senate
Alabama
Mickne
Hetlin
Wodetzke Faces Attack Charges in Loop Shooting
Charles A. Wodetzke is charged with assault to murder after an October 11 incident on North Loop road in which he allegedly beat and threw Mrs. A Parsons from a Gu automobile on Spofford Avenue. The case was brought before Justice of the Peace L F Bolte Moudax.
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Justice of the Peace
L. F. Bolte Moudax
Charles A. Wodetzke
A. Parsons
Spofford Avenue
North Loop Road
Telephone Rates Due for Cut Says Company Pilot
A quarterly report to shareholders outlines planned reductions in telephone charges for the current year. The document notes expected decreases in service rates and emphasizes continuing efforts to improve pricing for customers.
M Allen's Legion Elects Postmaster in Walden Texas
M Allen's Legion names postmaster candidates and local officials in Walden Texas. The report lists several members and positions, indicating internal organization and election details among community figures.
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M'Allen's Legion
Local notes describe unclear figures and names from a historical issue
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places in a northern region, referencing meetings and a chairman named Moyer of Rorksdale. The legible portions hint at a dated, possibly political or community page with scattered names like Vierapia and Chrioviter, but most details are obscured.
Pageant to Open Fair in Becuille Deeville
The eighteenth annual wee county fair opens with a pageant directed by Mrs. EL Schellenberger. The program runs from 8 PM, features episodes of youth and crafts, rides, and a winery raffle. Nightly dances in the auditorium and guest invitations extend to residents over forty.
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Deeville
Tusa
Del
Leung
EL. Schellenberger
Mio Winery
Wile
Thiad Acu
Oreustea
A. CD
Janes
Mee County
Defense challenges exclusion of women from jury list
Defense attorney J Fravidin Spears seeks to strike women from the jury pool in the trial of Joe Schwartz, a bollom defendant in a high profile case. Legal action aims to ensure impartial jurors by removing gender-based exclusions.
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J. Fravidin Spears
al Top
Joe Schwartz
al Bollom
Gulf Coast Bankers Association Elects Officers
Myra A president of City and Trust Company reelected as Gulf Coast Bankers Association head at Corpus Christi meeting. Other officers named include Hamer Faglerwood Tart first vice president L Leathrock secretary treasurer and multiple vice presidents from various state banks.
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Corpus Chile
Vrs
Myra A
City and Trust
12 Liquor Stills Seized at Tyler by Rum Raiders
12 liquor stills seized at Tyler by prohibition officers under Deputy Administrator Bee Cowan. raid conducted in Tyothone and surrounding areas, mash and whiskey recovered. Charges filed for manufacturing and possession of liquor. cases moved to federal court.
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Tyler
TYLEM
Treas
Bee Cowan
Team
Crallaway
Prohibition
Tietii
Manufacturiie
Pas Neesing Tiquir
Wight
Cronamingiuiies Sotl Etudes
Fedora
Texas Man Will Judge Livestock Show
A Texas man is slated to judge at a major livestock event featuring breeding stock and prize class divisions. The page mentions judges and participants across various cattle categories, with attendance at the Dow Angeles show and related proceedings.
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Texas
Fragmentary Report On Theft Incident In City
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a man sought after for taking money and references to a $42 check. Names, places, dates and clear actions are illegible, leaving only scattered clues about a theft and pursuit without coherent details.
Tiger’s Claws Rip Face of Trainer at Fair
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a trainer attacked by a tiger during a state fair event. Names and places are garbled, with references to La Wolff, Arie, Chew, and Vienely. No clear date, location, or outcome is discernible from the legible text.
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Bet la Wolff
Arie
Koss
Trevino Fined in Vagrancy Case Charge by Dad
A garbled report states Trevino faced vagrancy charges after an arrest by Officer Valdez at a residence on North Laredo Street. Fathers and mothers allegedly asked for relief, with officials mentioning a drunkenness charge and a fine of 325 dollars.
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Trevino
Jesus Drevin
Tom Raige
Dave Watson
LCI
Jim
Pantages Trial Nearing End as Defense Prepares Alibi
State moves to close its case against Alexander Pantages, famed Pantages showman, with a few witnesses left to testify. Tillie Itussa is to recount testimony coaching by her former employer while Wilma Williams, a Pantages employee, may corroborate events surrounding Miss Eunice Pringle's accusation. Pantages plans to testify to an alleged blackmail plot and his claim that Pringle and others sought to trap him, denying the charges of assault.
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Angeles
Alexander Pantagre
Eunice Pringle
Tillie Itussa
Pantages Theater
Ttussa
Annis
Wilma Williams
Pantages
Eunice
Await Decision in Contempt Cases Amid Court Proceedings
A written decision will be handed down by Superior Judge Car Ws 3, Hardy, Clare F. Tappan, and Thomas A. Gould in contempt proceedings against Ter. Robert T. Schuler and Dr. Gustav Briegleb. The ministers faced contempt for their utterances in a trial in progress. They may be acquitted or found guilty. if guilty, penalties could include jail.
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Haytelay
Car Ws
Hardy
Clare F. Tappan
Thomas A. Gould
Priv
Ter
Robert T. Schuler
Gustav Briegleb
Giay
Borh
Norman Bodet Reaches New York on Vacuum Ship Voyage
Norman Bodet of San Antonio arrived in New York Sunday after traveling from Newport News aboard the Beonssiravia, the new ship of the Vitama Cneifie lines. Company agents and others reported the vessel’s electrical systems and fittings.
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Norman
New York
Norman G Bodet
San Anto
Newsport News
Beonssiravia
Vitama Cneifie Lines
Toers
Pewsreel
Pennsylvania
Alvetricat
Invisible submarine sparks fear and strategic talk
The article discusses advances in submarine warfare, noting a U S Navy official claims a new sub could travel worldwide without refueling and remain undetectable. It contrasts disarmament talk with ongoing military buildup and hints Britain’s wary but curious stance toward a larger American sub fleet.
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V-4
Wysean
Winter aid drive pushes to raise funds
In a bid to complete a 320000 winter aporta program, 50 Junior Chamber of Commerce workers led by Young Crook met Monday at the Gunter hotel to hear reports. At the last meeting workers pledged 10709 dollars and more was expected, as Wilson Southwell urged continued effort and attendance at the final drive.
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Ehpal
Ts Aseishihe
Avi
Ajeebio
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Clarence E. Gilmore
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Riebe Optical CO
Palace Theater
Fbertary Plaza
Wodetzke
Giffard
Amervin Teton Hete
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Euerdiees
Walden
Tex
Pestenakter
Fogel
Ied
Tua F. Blend
Wlavd Ginsenek
Kil Meiers
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Ing Plantad Fy Hood
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Ed Biler
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Corpus Man
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Torns
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Cail
Dressler
Greet
Saovertuta Rex
Usherette
Britain
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Menicy Gity
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Legation
Manzanillo
Mexico
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Richter
Walter Dunham
Warren Hull
Jack Wallace
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