Political confusion and thanksgiving speeches amid stock tickers
The piece critiques Governor Dggnes praising Governor Smith while opposing Hoover, noting campaign rhetoric around prosperity and reform. It cites President Coolidge’s Thanksgiving message, financial market moves in Wall Street, and remarks by figures like Hughes and Moorer. It references atheism debates and a hunger strike by Athrusia leader Ackrnss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgovernor Dggnes
Smith
Hoover
Hodger
Alex
Anianio and virleltyt Thoreday night tale
Fragmented OCR style weather notice lists multiple towns and dates with broken phrases. Readable items include references to East Trees Thurles night tale and scattered weather terms. Overall, appears to be a chaotic forecast page with early morning conditions and city names across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murmer
Criday
Keldar
Warnier
FilDay
Om Jenter
Motnes
Cleer
Dodge City
Cteany
Anenaan City
Darnteville
Ea Alara
Onlerwe
New York
Tavita Malyanon Bera
Minny
Henttin
Fanh
Teleie
Ollea
Nolte Divorce Finalizes Custody For Mother
Rose Armour Nolte wins custody of her child after four years of legal battles in Texas. Judge S. G. Laslog grants the final decree. no alimony awarded. Earlier legal actions included habeas corpus against Nolte, charges of misrepresenting age for a marriage license, and custody disputes with intermittent separations and appeals through the Thirty-seventh and Forty-second districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Armour
Vl.m. Armour
Kingene Nolte Jr
Texas
San Antonio
Tidge S. G. Laslog
Porly-filik
Thirty-seventh District
Mra
Armour
Alea Niort
Mourne
Kendall Copats
Your Nolte
W. Ay Mevan
S'blety
Seventh District
Hep Loxhavil
Hourth Court of Civil Appeals
Dien
Merc Nolle
Fanlge Tasloe
Grange, Football Star, Fails to Appear for Trial
Harold Med Grange, former football star, named by Senator Tom Pherax as father of a seven month old child, did not appear before Judge William St. Fetzer in the domestic relations court when the paternity case was called today. Attorney J T Storman represented Grange and did not believe the absence would affect the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermatlonal Newa Fervicq
Chicano
Harold “Med” Grange
Tom Pherax
Willam St. Fetzer
J. JT. Storman
Ladder falls injures woman on Malt Street
Mes. Hunc er aWAIL suffers a fractured skull after a ladder leaning against a building toppled onto her on Malt Street yesterday. Witness Mes. Wetter, slightly superstitious, walked by when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvansion
A. Wetter
Jury Investigates Slaying of Dallas Man by Officers
A Dallas grand jury planned to begin hearings into the slaying of W. B. Pletcher by police after he wounded officer A L Trey during a pistol battle at his home. Pletcher, carrying his eight year old daughter and a small son, opened fire on officers who came to question him about threats to his wife.
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Dallas
W. B. Pletal
Ploteber
Pletcher
AL A. Trey
Wife of Former Mint Director Marries Fourth Husband
Margaret Emerson McKim Vanner Baker, once married to Raymouil T. Baker, former United States Mint director, wed Charles Minot Moston in New York. The ceremony took place at Moston Cutting’s home on Eighty-eighth Street. The couple planned a Palm Beach residence after their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emerson McKim Vannerbilt Baker
Raymouil T. Baker
United States Mint
Eno
New
Charles Minot
Amary
Moston
Amars
Moston Cutting
Cotton Ginning Totals Reported for 1928 Season
A Washington report shows the total cotton ginned for the 1928 season at 8,147,301 round and bale gins counted. Towed bales bring totals to 8,117,009 for counted rounds, with 678 and 952,212 for specific bale categories. American Egyptian numbers appear as figures 6823 and related totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitingfon
Yne
Fire at Fort Sint Houston Causes $1600 Damage
A fire onThursday morning at Fort Sint Houston in the non commissioned officers quarter damaged a building with an estimated loss of 3160. Chief Y I Hogan of the post fire department reported firemen extinguished the blaze before contents were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sint Houston
Y. I. Hogan
Post Fire Department
Trapped Beneath Wagon Ends in Tragic Death
In Winslow Arizona, James Denckett, trapped under a wagon and rock, perished after a brutal assault described in garbled OCR. Police and investigators are cited with unclear details while the incident prompts a homicide inquiry and safety reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self Winslow
Arin
Torbr
Asalaw Ioulb
James Denckett
Trasper
Enrlgd Lin
Kolie
Yankee Doodle Flight Aims For Transcontinental Record
International News Service reports Lockheed Vega monoplane Yankee Doodle, piloted by Capt. C B D Collyer with Barry Tucker, left Roosevelt Field aiming to beat the cross continental time to Los Angeles. They plan a nonstop flight after taking off at 5:16 p m local time, hoping to better the 18 hour 58 minute record set last summer.
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Albuquerqueh
N. M
Lockheed Vets
New York
Los Angeles
Oves
NOW
York
B. Collyer
Harry Tucker
Angeles
Tucker
Art Gockel
Eam
Collyer
Joh Weary
Joh Weary Mears
Ie World
Roosevelt Field
Louis
Kidnap Chase Ends with Capture in Port Arthur
Dorothy Gregory a 12 year old girl was abducted from her school and later recovered. Police arrested three suspects in Port Arthur after a telescope warrant traced the plot from Kenedy to Port Arthur. Detectives Vogler and Lillepenge seized information as the hunt continued for Dorothy's return to her home in Alice Texas and Kenedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy — Gregory
Port Arthur
Gregory
Haerne
Eel Biersetwile
Kendall County
Bovruc
Dorothy
Frank Vogler
F. P. Littleaage
Tex
Tula
San Antono
Yuesday
Vogler
Lillepngesus
Mery Gregory
Cmaa
Fairbanks Owes Over Million in Tax Dispute
In Warrington Delaware 25 Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford visit to meet the treasury amid a public tax dispute. The government claims Fairbanks owes 1,000,270.50 in unpaid federal taxes while Pickford’s delinquency is undetermined. The case centers on how stars market their pictures.
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Warrington
Del
Douglas Wairbanks
Heine Toma Ge
Uby
Mary Wichford
Svete
Treasury
County officers destroy sixteen slot machines in yard
On order of an attorney two months’ seizure of fifteen star machines led to destruction on a Wednesday in the county jail yard. Sheriff Matilda Stevens received the devices while Deputy Sheriff Angel Yorlhwoth swung the sledge hammer and gasoline was prepared for the police.
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Mwiether
Larwar Seeligeon
Ffteen Star Machines
Ias
Dail
Matilda Stevens
Angel Yorlhwoth
Poli Ad
Fireman Dous Mask Ammonia Pipe Leak at Swift Packing
A Swift Packing plant in Piremay VA faced a gas leak when an ammonia pipe burst. Fireman Dous donned a protective mask and sealed the leak at 415 South Median, preventing further danger before anyone was harmed.
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Piremay VA
Swift Packing Company
South
Velie Company President Dies at 62 in Motor Firm
Obituary notes Velie, president of a Voie Mo tor corporation, aged sixty two, died on October 24. The report states he was a key figure in the Velit company and led the Velie Motor firm before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velie
Molina
Uai-W
Velit
Voie Motor Corporation
Sieve
Ex-Commander Spafford Defends Legion Convention Bureau
K. E. Spafford, former American Legion Commander, returns to Los Angeles after a post convention tour of Mexico. He defends the convention bureau’s records and objects to an Alamo post investigation.
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K. E. Spafford
American Legion
L.A
Mexico
Convention Bureau
Alamo Post
Legion
Blue Army of SA Rout Enemy In Fierce Mobile Action
In a heavy action across the Southwest theater, Blue Army forces launch a furious drive against Red armies near Boerne and Frederick. General Allert J. Rowley leads a night to morning offensive with substantial losses reported on the enemy. The campaign centers around Gibolo and nearby lines as Blue cavalry and infantry press the attack from Kelly Field, Toleth, and Matt Cracker, with expected gains of about eight miles if momentum holds.
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Antovia
Wighth
Unie
Allert J. Rowley
Bean
Boerne
Frederick
James
Gibolo
Hocene 1
Terghelm
Comemand
Waa
Pratitoro
Kelly Field
Toleth
Matt
Legion Bureau Defended by OFAPFORL
Edwant J. Spafford, commander of the region, defended the Legion bureau as answerable only to city administration not to regional groups. Returning from Mexico City, he denied open gambling during San Antonio convention week and dismissed a San Antonio newspaper report as fabrication. The investigation into convention funds continues.
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San Antonio
Convention Bureau
Lie
Ca Legion
Horn
Edwant J. Spatfant
Atima
Spafford
Mexico
Cily
New York
Enid Tharedu
Stapp Denies Access to Post Records in Legion Inquiry
A contested bid to view the American Legion convention records faces denial. Chairman Dickson reports auditor access blocked by Stapp and the convention bureau, while certified public accountants prepare to audit the bureau’s books under board oversight amid ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Sureau
Yen
Bent AL Davis
B. FL Tuel
Ieee Sramhe Alay
Phil Slang
Bureau
Stapp
Charles M. Dickson
Tea
Dickton
Pblic
Qutedu
Chant of Directors
Philip B. Stapp
Ig Eaiel Nodit
Sec
Weil
Dickwan
Hal
Alama Poste
San Antlonio
Veteriain
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Hughes
Wall Street
Arthur Brishene
Blar Company
Ays
Arive
Herbert Moorer
Coolidge
Wallntrepte
Capper Oiks
Wheublin
Plore
Ubon
Jah Uinanee
United States Steel
General Electric
Lear Weare
Charles Stith
American Association For the
Mr. Smith
Arkrass
Reis
Warwin
Enggestoil
Heaten
Cantino
Monn
T. Meese
Nolte
Grange
Mint
Army Post
Albuquerque
Girl
Man
Doug Fairbanks
Raps Legion Probe
Blue Army OF
Legion Bureau
Ofapforl
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