Today Tr Hoover Sees Mr Sloan and the Plane Torch Berlin
Article covers General Motors president Alfred Sloan and a new aviation project described by Arthur Brisbane. It notes a secret plane prototype, aviation ambitions reaching Berlin and Moscow, and President Hoover’s focus on aircraft development. Also reports Ford's wage increase at the Lincoln factory amid a general prosperity theme.
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Tr. Hoover
Mr. Sloan
Fitzsimmons
Torch
Berlin
Rubio Heads Good Roads Committee
In Los Angeles on October 18 the governors of western states joined the Meceldont Pacuat Criz to form a committee promoting a northern Mexico to Mexico City highway. The group aims to boost cross border commerce and travel by advancing the proposed route.
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Rubio
Good Roads Committee
Letters Clue in Slaying of S A Man
A Rocky Mountain blizzard disrupts the region with heavy snow in Idaho Oregon Montana and Wyoming. Seven deaths are attributed to the cold as a motorist and a Montana rancher perish in blizzard conditions while cattle are driven to shelter. The storm stretches from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico with freezing temperatures and widespread snowfall across multiple states.
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Rocky Mountain
Kansas City
Montana
Erijoyel
Liel Reapite
Wyoming
Bite Detler
Howslene Park
Idaho
Ibres
Tdaho
Data Tram
Kanioca Washington
Colomuia
North Dakota
Great Lakey
Vital
Kansax
AL Santat Bo Ik
Ukthomi
Canada
Janene
Woman Testifies Free Vote In Election Contests
A witness in a consolidated election contest testifies that Raymond South and H. Perrin were present when a free poll was allegedly offered. Annle Faunor, 22, identifies a poll tax receipt signed by John McHugo, while others dispute ballot handling and recount plans loom over July primaries.
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Lic
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Giron
Annle Faunor
South Teoma Etreet
H. (. Perrin
Ety Health Department
Raymond Soult
Dynan
Pertan
Andy
Monterey Street
Sigur
John McHugo Jry
E. A. Wenderott
George Slantro
John
Onion
Lestin Moore
Jock Burke
Want Ads Classifieds Summary
Classified ad notices offer a used car for five dollars down and five dollars monthly payments. Job seekers see listings for two bachelors with furnished rooms and private bath. A damaged line mentions a married man seeking a partner with rugs and pelts. Advertisements include employment offers and rental options with various down payments and monthly terms.
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Hare & Tayerk
Boy Falls Into Boiling Vat at Tortilla Factory
A worker at a tortilla factory on South Tarda Street slipped into a scalding vat. An unknown man nearby pulled him out at risk to his own safety and vanished, leaving only a partial report of the event through a hero’s unidentified name.
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Seiged
Kabley
Avam Wlange
Che O Pinion
Font
Germans Test Propeller Driven Railway Train
A rail coach shaped like a Zeppelin with seven airship motors was tested on a seven mile stretch near Vanover carrying 25 passengers. It reached 05 miles per hour within minutes after starting. Further trials may place such machines on regular lines for routine service.
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Bengin
Get. Ir—Ui
Vanover
Martin Insull on Valley Inspection
Martin Insull, a futilite owner, led a party of Chicago investment bankers on a tour to the lower valley area of Laredo Texas. The group reportedly did not perform any inspection of the local intercal facilities and their departure followed unclear signals.
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Martin Insull
Laredo
Texas
Chicago
Ater
Mexican arrestee tied to infant death in New Braunfels
Police in New Braunfels arrested a Mexican man believed to be an former employee of the child’s father in connection with the kidnapping and death of Evangeline Cazabos. Her body, badly beaten, was found in a vacant lot behind a high board fence after she had vanished from a rooming house five days earlier. Authorities feared mob violence as the town remained on edge.
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New Braunfels
INS
Evangeline Cazabos
Tenry Cahnzog
Evangeline
Many Matters Up for Short Session of Both Houses
Washington reports a compact December session with 10 major items to be moved quickly. lawmakers expect many measures from the long session to be revived and acted on, with both Republican and Democratic leaders projecting active work in the Senate and House.
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Washington, D. C
Butt
House
Death of Daniel Henry Ghz sparks letters to officials
A sequence of intercepted letters allegedly penned on a typewriter by Thre were turned to Police Chief Cieen W. Kilday as part of an ongoing murder investigation. Daniel Henry Ghz, 80, a ber riades garnislic, was found murdered in his bed Saturday at his home on 107 Fast Josephine Street. Authorities say Ghz was killed with a hatchet while sleeping, with the front door entry and a skeleton key used. Lt. A. D. Mee Donald and Detectives Charles Steed, H. H. Tate and A. t. Lankford led the inquiry, which continues as officers review the scene and seek further leads.
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Mar
Hare
Tor Fie Maxwolin Petroleum Company
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Josephine Street
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