Federal ad to Staines May Be Opened
Reported agreement between the federal relief administration and the Jaboy department of Suchectlan ends the threat of loss of federal aid if strikes are deemed unjustified. NRA chief Hugh S Johnson warned that workers refusing accepted concessions could slow national recovery. Governors urge end to weeks long walkout as union leaders anticipate compliance and a broader strike resolution develops.
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Federal Relief Administration
Jaboy Department
Pennsylvania
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Cape Tive
Plochal
Ibres
Fore Sotor Company
Chester
San Francisco
Driver Slashed by Mexican Autoist
Bob Davis of 2805 West reported being slashed by a Mexican driver who jumped from a second car on Buenh Wists and Fria Streets Friday. He avoided collision by steering away, police were told.
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Bob Davis
West Nonstat
Obituary notices compile multiple deaths in Texas area
Obituary notices list several individuals from Bexar, Mangum, Guadalupe, and surrounding counties with funeral details and survivors. Names include Lucy Ann Wheeler and Margaret McNeene among others, with survivors and service plans noted, many in San Antonio and nearby towns.
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Lucy Ann Wheeler
Tenldence Nl
Somerset
Bexar Catholic
John Hi. Wheeler
Aubrey Tulles
Bryant Lawless
Robert Emmett McCloskey
Hue Alsters
Wall Street Mixed Patterns In Early Trading Afloat
In New York Ort 14 traders faced a volatile session with uneven activity across divisions. American Telephone and Telegraph among others showed gains while declines occurred in several sectors. bankers weighed in with cautious tone amid Federal Reserve watch.
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New York
American Telephone
Simone Ra
du Pont
Eliaron Stelling
York Gentral
Metabece
Anoreun
Lenmar Nationa
Ate
IA Mas Witte
Staira
Uneuariatiste
Warn
Naat
Lonna Haya
Mont Belooo
Krenghrane AR Ani
Algtli
Arkansas's Mrs. Caraway fete ends in courthouse barbecue
Washington report recalls a Jonesboro tribute to Senator Hattie Caraway with a large courthouse barbecue that devolved into a chaotic, hungry crowd scene. The event featured speeches planned on the steps and a flood of beef, chicken, and sides, while officials struggled to restore order as the crowd rushed the food and spilled onto the grounds.
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Washington, D
Jonesboro
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Lgt
Caraway
September Cotton Report Totals From Washington Bureau
Washington January 14 month cotton report shows September lint bids and lint totals. Consumption at gin houses reached 499,486 bales lint and 76,451 bales of linters, with on hand stocks at consuming establishments 1,160,457 bales lint and 260,607 bales linters. Public storage and compresses hold 7,947,556 bales lint and 27041 bales linters. Exports in September stand at 669,244 bales lint and 0 bales linters, while coupling with August figures in the year. Data include monthly receipts through September 3 and stocks compared to last year.
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Washington
D. C
Sensis Bureau
Gun Victim Dies in San Antonio After Wounding
The victim, 42 year old Bryan Autry from Gonzales, died in a San Antonio hospital from pine shot wounds suffered several months earlier and aggravated by a fall from a fence during an altercation. Police stated the wound was self inflicted during the incident.
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Bryan Autry
Gonzales
San Antonio
Muiry
Plans for Mexican-Orient Railway purchase revealed
Governor Quevedo of Chihuahua says the Mexican government plans to buy the Mexican Orient Railway connecting to the Santa Po system. The route would run about 408 miles from Kantón City to We Packle, with completion costs estimated at 17 to 18 million pesos if vegetation clearing and surveying succeed and topalobamp areas to the west remain open.
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Presidio
Get
Santa Po
Onihuahua City
Topalobamp
Norsh
Mexico
Queveda
Five Year Term in Fatal Shooting Case In Ninety South District
A district court on Saturday sentenced Francisco Marines to five years in the state penitentiary for a fatal shooting at a pound party. The court imposed the maximum term for the murder charge while suspending other sentences for related counts. The defendant now faces the mandated imprisonment sentence with pending actions in Thirty-seventh district court and potential suspensions affecting additional years.
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Monsion
Humble Oil Deals King Ranch Lease Report
In SORPUS CHRISTI on October 14 a Humble Oil Company lease for roughly 1,860,000 acres of the King Ranch in northeast Texas is reported. The agreement involves development and is tied to reported consideration, with local county notices appearing in the paper.
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N&nthrast
Develo Monk
Texas
Grain Market Prices in San Antonio Grata Mart
Farmers on the San Antonio market reported corn at 9 cents per bushel shelled, wheat at 85 cents, barley 20 cents, oats 3 cents per bushel. Prices reflect fresh quotes for Saturday trading and local cellar conditions.
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BAN Sntuto Ghata
Farmera
San Antonio Grata
Cotton Market Report and Housing Notice
Liverpool October market notes show cotton prices with American middling at 5.90 and other grades listed, alongside an unusual housing ad for a two room furnished house for rent at 12.50 per union unit with full conveniences. The item mentions spot demand, futures pricing, and classifications.
Produce Market AUWENE MARKET AUWENE MARKET AUW
Readable items describe diverse agricultural goods with numerous prices per bushel, dozen, or crate. Includes fruits vegetables dairy and poultry quotations for Apples Bananas Carrots Cucumbers Grapes Lemons Melons Onions Potatoes Tomatoes Celery Peaches Pears and more with units like per bushel per crate per dozen and per pound. Local market notes list prices and product varieties across multiple vendors.
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Asparagua
Lima
Fener Bughel
Gurth
Rand
Atercrres
Coven
Noma
Andea
Jannihans
Ples
Ang
Morita
Gesen
Vncadas
Burke
Bermuda
Fenches
Paws
California
Celifornia
Taha
Ting
Tomaloes
L. Samuoo8
Colombo
Yuma
Louisiana
Brattara
Livestock Market Report From San Antonio Friday
Fragmented OCR summary from San Antonio market showing cattle, hogs, and sheep quotations. Prices include calves at 3.25, cows and heifers down to 1.00 2.00, stockers 3.50, and hogs 4.30. Several entries mention weights and varied bids, with overall market drift described as slow and uneven.
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BAN Antoni
San Antoni
Salen
Aril Peices
Lowe Ted
Ludio
Panerarm
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Little Annie Rooney
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Zero
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Harold Graham McNeese
Funers
Potter Loring
Durie
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Margaret McNeene
Robert
Harold Mur Neeve
W. G. McNeene
Mangum, Olu
Jimmie McNeese
John Albert Ackermann Sr
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Bexar County
Menzel Jodee
Hermann Sans
Bundy
EG. Knack
St John's Tubheran Church
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Albert
Ariur
Waltz
Norwin
Nelson
Theodore Ackermann
Beaur County
Milton Ackermann
Guadalupe County
Ernn Krafit
E. F. Kretil
Robert Ackermann
Marie Skelnut
Prussia
Tesdence
Craxtraville Road
Lockhart
Fritz Homann
Mus. Prit
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Wille Nalle
Mré
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Robert Moore Galen
John Sharp
Tennessee
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Chiorgo
Wantington
Public Works Administration
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Interior Department
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Menachsella
Benalor Asura
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Humble Oil Firm
King Ranch
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Colton
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Sleher
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Tereby
Bonda
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