Graf Zeppelin Fresh Flight Over Chicago and World’s Fair
Graf Zeppelin lifted off after a brief Chicago stay with Dr. Hugo Eckener aboard. The dirigible circled the airport and proceeded toward Lake Michigan before resuming cruise. Passengers disembarked, seven returned, and 50 Army soldiers aided the tow for a landing at Chicago.
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Chicago
Hugo Eckener
Lake Michigan
Eckener
Curtiswright-Reynolds
Glenview
Akron
Camp Whistler
World's Fair Grounds
E. M. Landrum
Four Bandits Rob Bank in Palestine Texas Heist
Four men robbed the Bank of Palestine Texas of about $2000 around 8 the gunfire from a guard drove them off before the money could be fully seized. One intruder was trapped in the vault while others fled. responders on the scene pursued the assailants.
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Palestine
Tex
Texas
Robingen State Bank of Palestine
Communism Spread Feared by Lanan in Tokyo Visit
Montreal report notes Toshio Shiratori, newly named Japanese ambassador to Sweden, warning that U S recognition of Soviet Russia would accelerate Communist spread in the Far East. He calls such recognition a serious matter to Japan during his transit through Montreal on Oct 26.
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Lanan
Montreal
Far East
Toshio Shiratori
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Shiratori
Sweden
Dairy conference urges drastic cure for surpluses
In Oakland California last night a Pacific Slope dairy conference adopted a resolution urging the destruction of defective cattle to reduce dairy surpluses. The move comes as dairy producers seek radical steps to curb oversupply amid market pressures.
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Oakland
Calif
Pacific Slope Dairy Conference
Welch's Pasturized Elixir Promises Weight Loss Wonder
An OCR fragment markets Welch's Certified-Pure Pasturized Elixir as an easy hearthful way to control weight and curb fat intake. It cites minerals and vitamins, urges regular use between steps of a daily routine, and claims health benefits along with appetite suppression. The text is garbled, with many spelling errors and odd phrases.
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Welch
Miles
Ana
Yodny
Vielri
Untitled note on child rearing and health methods
Fragmentary text discusses children and a method of hall training. Mentions Welch Grane dulen Co Tan 404K Write and a health process. Contains disjointed phrases about books, calories, water, and a long undocumented narrative.
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neUtterAni
France moves toward new premier and cabinet reshuffle
Paris reports Senator Albert Sarraut set to become premier with a semi official cabinet outline. ministers lose old posts while others shift roles including former ministers to varying portfolios such as Justice Foreign Affairs and Finance. The plan lists ministers and posts with names partly confirmed and many spellings uncertain.
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Paris
Albert Sarrant
France
Tex
Sul Port
Ollos
M_ Sarraut
Edouard Dalidler
Joseph Paul Boncourt
Mariin
Louis Barthou
Anatole de Monzie
Camille Chautemps
Finaney
Georges Bonnet
Franicois Terri Orl
Maurice Palmade
Henri Queue
de Monte
Barthou
M. Laurent-Eynne
Failure to File Tax Report Told Ocean Mail Probe
Washington D C Oct 26 On s Ievidence that James B Reynolds former psalstant treasu er of the Republican natonn cam mitter failed for several years in mar income tax returns on payments to him from a New York steamship magnate was offered to any before the sonate committee In vertinotine grea mal contracts Part E Shorh Weshbetton attore nay renegesswdin Reynolds toad fled that a holated Income tix re turn mm Mhoen payments was fed no month ago on September 2 The payments tolled 53100 acc ering to TR Dackendortf re Ideek of the Black Dinard A team PMID antnnney Be eelhoy wore Tor hvetense autvine
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Washington, D. C
James B. Reynolds
Psalstant Treasuer
Natonn Cammitter
New York
Sonate Committee
Shorh
Weshbetton Attorenay
Reneesswdin Reynolds
TR. Dackendortf Re Ideek
Black Dinard
Pmid Antnnney
Eelhoy
Wheat shipments halted by embargo affects rail routes
Report from Bismarck notes shipments from the north near Kel nearly stopped today as Governor William Lancer enforces an embargo. Railroads are ready to move grain, though the embargo delays progress. Delaware and Deyrence Lanny claim involvement in the push to raise Wheat production, highlighting tension over grain transport and policy.
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Bismarck
Norkh
William Lancer
Deyrence Lanny Cwn
ImMhares
Nazis Refused Rally Permit In New York Pub
Mayor Jon P. O'Brien denied a permit for a "German day" rally in a pub near the armory despite an uproarious hearing guarded by 100 police. Opponents hailed the decision as a stand against Nazi propaganda.
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New York
Jon P. O'Brien
Milk Pool Aids Wisconsin Food Strike Sparks Violence
The Wisconsin cooperative milk pool voted to join the national farmers holiday strike starting next Tuesday, with the Wisconsin Farmers' Union leader A N Young signaling follow suit. Violence erupted in Northern Wisconsin as pickets attacked cheese factories and creameries, dumping milk and pouring kerosene and ashes into milk water and churns. In Nebraska near Omaha, 500 Iowa farmers escorted trucks into NeTreska while North Dakota wheat shipments stood idle amid the strike.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milk Pool
New Mexico
State
A. N. Young
Wisconsin Farmers’ Union
Milk
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Ne- Treska
Milo Rena
North Dakota
Government plans renter protections in cotton land leases
Washington report notes the government will offer about 15 million acres for rent next year with possible rent and parity guarantees to tenants dispossessed by the program. The cotton plan reduces planted area from 40 million to 25 million acres for 1934, prompting a major focus on renter and sharecropper safeguards within the new contract design.
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Washington, D. C
Two Under Bond on Drug Charges in City Hearing
Blender W. Turner and Lena Turner were placed under bonds of 2000 and 2600 dollars respectively at a hearing before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhurst on charges of conspiring to obtain, possess, and sell about ten pounds of morphine and heroin. A blotter from The Light want ad counter on Broadway at Fifth Street is shown without charge or obligation.
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Blender W. Turner
Lena Turner
United States
Paul A. Lockhurst
Broadway
Fifth Street
Winters Are Warmer But It’ll End In Century or Two
Washington Oct 26 The United States Weather Bureau says the recent mild North American winters are a temporary ripple in a long trend. Meteorological physicist Dr W J Humphreys notes winters have been warmer by about three degrees on average over 60 years and that the milder pattern likely dates to the last glacial recession and will reverse in a couple of centuries.
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Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
W. J. Humphreys
The
Weather Bureau
Humphreys
Land Control Mixes Rent and Tenancy Across Regions
Officials say farm administration will control land and pay rent, with potential handover to tenants if needed. In southern cotton regions attitudes vary as Negro tenants and distant landlords shape tenancy disputes and moving day begins November first. Advertisers urge vacant properties for rent.
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Farm Administration
Texas Chapter of Eastern Star Elects Officers
Amarillo October 26 The Texas Grand chapter Order of the Eastern Star held major events on its program. Mrs Hosa Potter Texarkana associate grand matron was honored at a breakfast and named probable successor to the office of worthy grand matron. Mrs Norton B Welborn Somerville was designated as grand installing officer for the ceremonies tonight.
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Amarillo
Ovi
Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
Hosa Potter
Texarkana
Riva Burnett
Miami
Norton B. Welborn
Somerville
Arrest Bares 100000 Loot in Chicago Raid
In Chicago on October 25 a man named George W. Rea Keer was arrested in a local hotel. Federal agents recovered about 500000 of a 913000 mail loot with securities valued at 100000 or more in the suspect’s possession as the nationwide search for the robbers continued.
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Chicago
Maan
George W. Rea" Keer
Thorn in the Foot Causes Vision Loss and Misery
An optometrist warns that treating effects without addressing the underlying cause fails to restore vision. The notice emphasizes that removing a thorn or correcting the root issue is essential, with patient cooperation required to prevent permanent damage. Dr. J. Isshorn, Opt., 15 EOs Quincy St., Gaust-for, urges action over reliance on others' efforts.
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de. J. Isshorn
Eos Quincy St
Gaust
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