Snowdrifts in Western New York Paralyze Travel
Snowstorms hit Western New York with drifts up to four feet from Buffalo to Erie leaving hundreds stranded. Power and telephones failed as vehicles stalled and farmers sheltered motorists in farmhouses. Widespread highway, rail and bus disruption followed amid unseasonable cold.
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Erie County
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Bamber of Commerce
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Dunkirk
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Anzola
Angola
Minor Thefts Reported to Police Over Week End
A half dozen minor thefts were reported to police over the weekend. Manuel Martinez of 212 North Colorado Street was robbed of three calls by a house prowler. A tire tube and rim were stolen from San Antonio Drug Company warehouse on Salidu Street. W. H. Conch of Camptelstar Texas reported a welding torch valued at 150 dollars stolen from a parage Sunday night. A portable forge was taken from E A Vaughn at 408 Howie Street. Dr T A Roberts, Gibbs boiling infirmary, reported missing satchel instruments and medicines from a market car. W H Schwere of 412 West Locust Drive was to be fined for theft.
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Colorado Street
San Antonio Drug Company
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W. H. Conch
Camptelstar
Texas
E. A. Vaughn
Howie Street
TA. Roberts
Bundey
Bank Suit Review Denied by Court
The Supreme court refused to review a challenge by National City Bank of New York concerning the legality of a Russian bank's operations. The case centered on the Range Internationale de Commercia at Petrograd, later Leningrad, seized by the Soviet government in 1917.
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National City Bank of New York
Supreme Court
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Petrograd
Num Leningrad
Sariat
High Court Weighs Rail Rate Case Revival
The Supreme Court will review appeals by the Vandksville and Nashville railroads and other lines challenging revised freight rates charged by a major carrier. The case centers on rate legality and regulatory actions, with the court set to decide the railroad challengers’ grounds for revival.
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Trusty at Federal Penn Eludes Hunt
Report from Leavenworth Kansas dated October notes no trace of a missing person, Tracy, who disappeared from the federal yard. Authorities continue search efforts as details remain unclear.
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Recount on Notestarts in Burk and Onion Ballot Case
The recount proceeds under Deputy Sheriff supervision after ballot boxes from Alamo National were moved to the courthouse. Judge Stevens/Te a oversee method agreement, with four counters appointed to examine ballots from each box across 128 precincts amid claims of 1900 bogus poll taxes and 800 to 900 used in the July primary.
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Jake Ogden
Onion
Alamo National Company
Court House
John Subics
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Lewright
Esid
Alt
Stevens
Taoradas
G . Tea
Alamo National Bank
Alamo National Compras
Foren Troan
Frawa
Mrs Frances Smith Is Buried Monday
Mrs Frances Smith died Sunday and was buried Monday. The obituary notes her family and local affiliations, listing relatives and linked associations. The text mentions R Smith OL and Edgar Hubbard but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Ovine
Marfa
Third Tarkington Operation Ends in Baltimore
Ravh Cerkiniin is recovering after a third operation performed at the hospital in Baltimore by Tar William H. Wilmer. The procedure aimed to halt his deteriorating sight and restore some vision.
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Willian H. Wilmer
Murder Trial Pushed In Soldier Conspiracy Case
Jones admitted striking the fatal blow and testified that Donald D. Walker, 28, and a third man urged him to kill his wife. Police praised for clearing details after dark Saturday. Three defendants detained. habeas corpus may be sought. Funeral for the slain man set for 4 p.m. Monday at Riebe Undertaking Company chapel with Army lodge of Masons in attendance. Uhrig survived by three brothers including Robert F Uhr, former city councilman and county commissioner candidate Adolph Uhr, school principal Adolf Uhr, and building contractor Ld Wier.
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India
Jones
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W. L. Froeber
South Hackberry Street Methodist Church
Army Lodge of Masons
Uhrig
Robert F Uhr
Mexar County
Adolph Uhr
Ld Wler
Cowpuncher Faces A Spur on Return to Orleans
A would be cowpuncher appeared before Judge AL I, Manday, in Corpora te court. Charged with rage randy, he described a wandering path from dairy work in New Orleans to an Arizona ranch, wearing a 10 gallon hat before his arrest by Officer Make Giro. The judge imposed a fine and a day’s rest in the parish jail.
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Ane
Arizona
Ale Dairy
New Orleana
Oilicar Make Giro
M. Jwee Ward
Joe Dreace
Ptracninshia
Court Refuses to Review Senate Slander Case
The court declines to hear a slander suit against a U S senator from Michigan. The plaintiff, Hinge V Cerbran, alleges harmful utterances on the Senate floor. The decision upholds free speech for lawmakers and limits complaint scope.
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Washington
Mart AmMay Dee Tlinnd
James Cougone
Republican
Michigan
Hinge
Cerbran
Widow Has No Regrets In Killing
A detailed interview with Mrs Uhr reveals she shows no remorse for killing her husband. She describes fears for the future, love for her child, and the desire to keep the “baby” close. The interview notes calm demeanor, a photo watching over the bed, and two remaining wishes: to be with her child and to see the assailants punished.
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Earl
Kedar
Brackenridge Park
Uhr
LHS
Shr
Hue
Mere Ghr
MIEDIGS APPEAL 15. DISMISSED
The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of John R. Brinkley of Mitford Kan seeking review of a Kansas law under which medical examiners could strip physicians of licenses for alleged immorality or professional misconduct. The court held no federal jurisdiction was involved and Brinkley contended the law denied a fair hearing and an appeal to the later court.
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Mitford
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Brinkley
Meat Wholesalers Sue Germany for Import Tax Claim
Berlin reports a group of meat wholesalers led by the national association sues Germany claiming import taxes and restrictions harm their investments in modernized cooling plants funded under government programs. They allege the embargoes and import bans threaten $72,004 in market value and demand relief for a year.
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