San Antonio livestock prices drift lower at local sale
At the San Antonio Livestock Exchange Tuesday the market showed a slight tendency toward lower prices. Calves and cows moved with light activity. hogs were active while heavyweights and sows showed mixed demand. Numerous figures and consignor marks appeared, with cattle and calves trading across a broad range and several bidders competing in a volatile session.
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San Antonio
Howard Deriney
Barber
Fioreaville
Barker Examiners Appointed by State Board of Barker Equipment
The text records the appointment of examiners by state authorities for Barker equipment, listing individuals tied to locations such as Austin Sareen Ranch and Abilene. It notes their role as appointees to the Linte board of Barker equipment amidst managerial or procedural actions.
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Barker
Ma Austin
Sareen Ranch
Nick
Abilenh
Waty
Tella
Gasernay Miran
Risa
Linte Board
Barker Equieipinrs
Banking Reform Reflects Birth Control for Banks
An old axiom about evil self-correction is used to describe banking weaknesses. The piece notes excessive bank numbers with inadequate capital and praises reforms over 18 years, including restrained charters. It highlights rising population served and deposits per bank since 1920, with deposits per bank near $3,000,000 and New York and North Dakota contrasts. The analysis argues restraint on bank charters to ensure prudent, survivable banks.
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Ainee
Irine
United States
North Dakota
New York State
Eharters
Oddities From San Antonio Market Report of Produce
A flooded OCR list shows vegetables and fruits with varied prices from San Antonio markets. Items include squash cucumbers beans beets cabbage corn okra onions peppers and more with listed per bushel or per dozen prices and assorted commission quotations for regional fruits and staple produce.
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Amtoute
Commission Market Teay
San Antonio
Commission Ten
Byinec
Deena
Rsico
Enric
Fareley
Busi Commission
Colorado
Winesaper
NTF
Pen Asia
Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid European Tensions
NEW ORLEANS Oct 24 AP Cotton futures open steady as traders weigh European politics and fears of disruption. In Liverpool, prices show modest gains though receipts rise with American bales included. December rose to 8.42 and other months moved higher amid renewed uneasiness from the French cabinet crisis.
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Alaske Jinesis
Dome
Megalyre
American Smalling
Point Net
American Telephone
Rational
U.S. Steel
Ree York Central
Case
Chrysinr
Peabo
Allied Chemical
Smelyine
Anju Smelting
du Pont
Liesett and
Meers
Tinijere
Steel
Alan
Eoa Prica
France
Dalledier
Ltterpool
Fiera Alocks
Liverpool
San
Money and Metals London Market Roundup
London price notices show silver easing to lower levels with 1s 12d per ounce, copper futures steady around 32 pounds sterling, electrolytic zinc near 15 pounds per 100 pounds, and tin and lead trading at about 22 and 12 pounds respectively. Market participants respond to AP reports from London and New York trading floors.
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Lonnon Fan Egilver
London
York
Co Ree Hurce
Get
Unclear OCR Chronicle of Oct 24 Events and Figures
Fragmentary text describes varied early results and items, mentioning testers, prices, and ships. It references observers, London seamen, and a mix of dates, figures, and names. The garbled content lacks clear events, places, or outcomes to summarize definitively.
Two Children Dead in Garland School Path Crash
A car struck a group of schoolchildren returning home from school in Garland. Roberta Leniland, 7, suffered a fractured skull. Dareas Lemond, 10, died en route to a hospital. Pearl Tale, 9, was killed at the scene. a fourth child survived injured. Driver T. Wofford, Fort Worth oil firm official, said he could not avoid the group after cresting a hill. authorities termed the incident unavoidable.
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Jacksboro
Lef
Roberta Leniand
Aras
Dareas Lemond
T. Wofford
Fort Worth
Grain Market Wallops Wheat With Mixed U.S. Outlook
Grain markets in Chicago report mixed signals as U.S. purchases of gold spark hope while receipts of wheat fall to the smallest since earlier. Wheat arrivals total 326,000 bushels versus 365,000 last week and 1,041,000 year ago, with outside buying scarce amid Europe’s gold standard uncertainty and French cabinet concerns. Additional notes describe San Antonio hay, Liverpool tolls, and Minneapolis grain trends, reflecting a cautious trading environment across major centers.
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Chicago
Seline
Liverpool
United States
Millions Put At Disposal Of Banks In 1934 System
President Roosevelt announced a bank deposit insurance program will be available to thousands of state bankers in 1934. A special division in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will advise on recapitalization options, including preferred stock, to strengthen banks and aid in recovery.
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Washington
D. C
Pew
Medical Reserve System
Roosevelt
Deposit Insurance Fund
Bacic
RPC
Harvey Couch
Austrian Refugees Seek Shelter in Nazi Germany
Berlin reports show more than 7000 Austrians fled to Germany as the Austrian crisis deepened. Included are four officers who crossed the border in uniform, about 50 deserters, hundreds of former officers discharged for political unreliability, and thousands of Austrians wanted by police for alleged subversive activities.
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Foreign Office
Nazi Foreign Department
Tull
Betas
API Lhousands
Places First Witness on Stand in Olmos Dam Suit
CORPUS CHRISTI Oct 24 The City of Ben Antonio placed its first witnesses at the stand in a suit where McKenzie Construction Company seeks to recover 104000 from the San Antonio city government for Olmos dam construction work years ago. Trial is now in progress with testimony expected to take several weeks. The City of San Antonio won the first trial case but the court’s demolition was reversed and remanded.
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Corpus Christi
City of
Ben Antonio
McKenzie Construction Company
San Antonio
Olmos Dam
San Antonia
Poultry and Produce Prices and Trade Details
The notice lists Chicago and New York poultry markets with varied prices for hens leghorns turkeys and other birds. It notes steady or mixed demand and prices across live, dressed, and frozen stock, with shipments and trading activity affecting quotes. Local references include Rock Springs North Dakota and Colorado entries among listed markets.
Arm breaks during truck crank at Pine Ver yard
Rohe of Hew Arpunfels suffers a broken arm after crank incident at the Pine Ver yard. He had been attempting to start a truck when the accident occurred near headquarters, leaving him with a fractured right hand and uncertain outlook for recovery.
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Orloher Lo
Wall Street Rallies On President Speech Despite Sluggishness
New York stocks attempt to recapture gains after the president's remarks. Traders foresee upside potential with possible gold purchases and higher prices, while utilities drift. Aviation stocks rise on the government order to buy 15 million dollars worth of planes for military use.
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New York
Well Street
Utilities
Sperry Corporation
Air Storks
Army
Navy
Temperance Day Planned by San Antonio Groups
San Antonio Sunday schools and the Allied Forces for Prohibition unite to observe national temperance education day with church programs and class sessions. The drive aims to boost youth membership and establish seven Allied Youth posts in the city. Rev. John W Brith of the First Christian church to address the Allied Forces meeting. executive committee includes noted local church and civic leaders.
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San Antonio
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Temperance Organization
Allied
Joh W. Brith. Rerssman
OG G Batra
J. O. Earnest
W. K. Smith
B. Y. Clemens
George P Bledsoe
Wade H- Lewis
Waller Anthony
A. ML Hawk
A. A. ‘Chamis
Stanley Whitacre
Grae ID. Osborn
the Hess
P Baltieleland
A. Ghilders
Streamlined Train Off for Texas Service
A stainless steel streamlined train with a 78 mph trial speed departs under its own power for Texas. It will run between Dallas Wortham and Texarkana and is claimed to be the first of its kind in the United States. The railcar set includes a railroad post office and baggage room, powered by a gasoline internal combustion engine and ejecting gravelor.
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Philadelphia
Texas
Favl
Worth
Texarkana
United States
Oo Hutlel
Hagenge
Karnes Exhibit Wins First Place at Victoria Fair
Karnes county agricultural exhibit took first in the Victoria district fair with a score of 622 out of 3007, announced by J. P. Barrington general manager. Gonzales county finished second with 797 points and the Karnes display was saluted by Range Prairie Farmers chapter led by president Corl Ryan.
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Karnes County
Victoria
J. P. Barrington
Gonzales County
Karnes
Range Prue Farmers Chapter
Coril Ryan
Yorkbown
Fois Ni Timais
Yorkinen
Del Rio Federal Court Session Opens With Legal Proceedings
Del Rio Federal Court in session October 24 hears 23 misdemeanor cases for violations and 20 felony cases. Judge Robert J McMillan presides with Clerk Ren F Posinr assisting as newly appointed United States District Attorney. Separate notice announces a campaign rally and all-day program at organizer venue on a nearby date.
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del Rio Federal Court
Dai
Bhalek
Willy
Robert Jy McMillan
Yin
Hiedockal
Ren F
Posinr
Kwatt
United Bites Distrial
Allatey W
Sunlii
Armistice Day Group Chosen for Parade Roles
Capt. Lee Y Burnicutt announced the Armistice Day parade group to cooperate with the local American Legion posts and patriotic organizations. The lineup includes J P Hollers as commander of Post No 10, Henry Lee Taylor as adjutant, and Marvin Charlton Frank E Washburn Douglas Lawley and Bernard Gunsett as directors.
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Lee Y. Burnicutt
American Legion
Tt. J. P. Hollers
Henry Lee Taylor
Marvin Gharltan
Frank E. Washburn
Douglas Lawley
Bernard Gunsett
Recruitment surge follows newspaper ad in The Light
The Light story spurred many enlistment inquiries for Kelly Field squadrons. Letters arrived from Buffalo New York Brooklyn and Gallonrain West. About 30 vacancies were filled quickly at the field with recruits from San Antonio and nearby towns. Officials expect to sustain full strength as the waiting list is restored.
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Kelly Held
Yasaneies
Kelly
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Gall
Tree Army
Kellyfeld
Lite Besmer
Arnold Girl Reveals Kelly Kidnap Plot Cash Plan
Geraldine Arnold twelve year old witness described how the George Kelley and Mahoyn Kelley planned to send $72,250 ransom money buried on the Cox Coleman farm near Coleman. The money was later recovered by Justice Department agents. Geraldine testified at Langford Remesy in Memphis and before Chicago grand jury, saying the plan was too much money.
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Luther Ronald
Geraldine
Langford Remesy
Memphis
Chicago
Five Arrested on Attack Charges Made by Girl 16
Five men were under arrest in Grove Orla Ort for alleged aiding and mistreatment of 16 year old Della Vice, daughter of farmers. She said she was held captive for 34 hours and attacked four times after being kidnapped near her home and driven to Bristow and other towns. Officers arrested David Allen of Bristow Floyd Wallace Fantle Miller of Bristow Stanley Steen and John Langley.
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Grove
Orla
Della Vice
George Vice
Bristow
David Allen
Floyd Wallace
Fantle Miller
Stanley Steen
John Lang
Yeal Ordar
Intimidation of Witnesses Felt in Prosecution Efforts
CHICAGO Oct 24 George Johnson former federal Prosecutor who sent Al Capone to prison cited intimidation of witnesses as a major obstacle to prosecuting gangsters and major felons. He recalled Chicago murders from 1901 to 1933 by gangland killers who targeted potential witnesses and warned that fear of witnesses hindered honest testimony.
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Chicago
George
Johnson
al Capone
U. S
Aetiate
Capone
Wangalors
Henry B Vodric Clubman Dies in New York Notice
Henry B Vodric Clubman dies leaving widow Mia Sirlin Voile and two daughters Mya Keough of New York and Florence Vodle of Beverly Hills. Obituary mentions Shelley Undertaking Company handling arrangements with pending further notices. John J Kerang and Kurtzman listed as others related to forthcoming details at listed address.
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Vodric
Henry Be Veddrin
ASL
Vin Noes Alréct
Pianiinent
Dan Antonis Clitoman
Dlad Treaeluy
Tin Ame
Tinern Arcangemeints
Shelley Undertaking Company
Mia
Sirlin Voile
Mya
Keough
Mitehall Tald
New York
Florence Vadrle
Beverly Hills
Cathy Hla
Tallinn Vodka
John J Kerang
Graf Zeppelin Over Alabama and Georgia Flight Report
Graf Zeppelin travels from Germany toward Chicago passing over Alabama and Georgia. At 9:25 a.m. it crossed near Birmingham and Nashville seeking weather updates and routing. The craft drew hundreds of spectators as it neared Anniston and Arcadia, heading north over the southern states.
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Gadeden
Germany
Chicago
Lye
Loakou Mountain
Chattyhoope
Graf
Annisto Alg
Birminham
Nashville
Birmingham
Miami
Alabau
Georgia
Nazi Terrorism Campaign In New York Reported By Publishers
New York publishers charge a Nazi terror campaign is being conducted in New York City. Heine Spanknoebel, named by Bernard Ridder as the credited agent of the Hitler government, is said to utilize German firms in New York to threaten relatives in Germany and German American citizens. The report links Spanknoebel to a network connected with the German Societies of New York and the German consul general.
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New York
Vse
Bernard Ridder
The
New Yorker Brauts-Zeitung
Journal of Commerce
Ne York City
Hitler Sedtenant
Heine Spanknoebel
United Geman Societies of
Vielor Ridder
Spaniknoebel
Hans Luther
Vbe
New Yorky
Germany
Treasury October deficit and debt interest payments
Treasury data shows an October deficit of 176 million dollars as of October 21 due to high spending for emergency relief and interest payments on the public debt. Disbursements reached about 295 million this fiscal year while interest payments totaled 123 million, with some coupons cashed later due to delays.
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Washington
D. G
Treasury
Cevenis
Carroll College to Offer Commercial Art Program
Carroll college announces a new commercial art course under director Fred E. Edstrom of Chicago. Edstrom holds degrees from the University of Illinois and University of California and studied at theVersa Behino) af Advertising Arc, Chicago, and the Art Institute of Chicago. He has five years of experience as a commercial artist in Chicago, Milwaukee, and San Francisco.
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Carroll College
Fred E. Edstrom
Chicago
Edstrom
University of Illinois
University of California
Chica
Hivin Behoo
Instite
Hesleo
Maltend
Gan
Cisco
Texas Air Field Awards Order for paving and lighting
Texas air field awarded orders for paving and night lighting systems at Hensley Field Dallas. Washington Col. John Chambris of Elgit Corp area quartermaster distributed contracts to Atlas Construction of Dallas for paving and to a Detroit firm for lighting. Projects begin within ten days.
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Hensley Field
Nesp
Dallas
Washington
John 5
Chambris
Elgit Corp
Atlas O Atraciinn Company
Osllas
Detroit
Youth held for kidnapping in Missouri town
A 16 year old junior college student was held after confessing to a self-claimed kidnapping in a Sunday incident. Police reported the youth, identified as Marshall Blackwall, was arrested following daybreak after a ride along with an elderly man. Authorities described the event as a feinted kidnapping with a $40 payoff plan that did not materialize.
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Moherly
Marshall Blackwall
Collnge
Aludent
Pallee Oh McAchins
Sojourners Plan Navy Day Program
Sojourners plan a Navy Day program at the Menger Hotel meeting room at 7 p m Saturday per Bern Leonard organizer. The event honors the Navy memorial and continues a long-running morale observance by the San Luis chapter of the unnamed organization.
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Udines
San Lout
Menger
Berv
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