McCormick Denies Breach Claim To Bettie Out Of Court
John P. Wilson, attorney for mill owner Herold F. McCormick of International Harvester, publicly denied any intention to settle the 1,700 breach of promise suit brought by Mrs Rhoda Tanner Toubleday. He insisted the matter would be fought to the end and rejected reports of ongoing negotiations.
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Chicago
INBI
John P. Wilson
Herold F. McCormick
Mill Millionaure
International Harverster Company
Bettie
Mra
Rhoda Tanner
Wilson
New York
McCormick
Int
Relief Camps for Vagrants Set Up
Federal relief administration fast tracks shelter for thousands of roaming unemployed. Camps already operate in California New York and New Jersey with funds granted for a dozen states. Roadside shelters cost from 200 to 30 dollars per camp. In California a manhunt for Charles Pretty Boy Wood spread through Southern California as authorities pressed the search.
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Mwarrington
D. C
Del
Federe Relief Administration
Fred Daid Ehelter
California
New York
New Jersex
Flody
Los Angeles
USI
Charles 1
Pretty Boy
Wood
Oklahoma
Calfornia
Colton
Tuns
Million Dollar Endearments For Kidney Sufferers
A fragmented notice promises quick relief for kidney and bladder ailments through a mysterious product. The ad invites readers to obtain a copy of The Light's Free Star and visit rental directories to place ads, urging dialing a number for an adwriter.
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The
Light
Takenoether Macey
Euerantes
Noxzema Ad Promises Clearer Skin Quickly
An advertising copy touts Noxzema as vastly more effective than costly creams. It claims deep penetration, poisons removed, soothing relief, and skin refinements from morning washing to nightly application, urging continuous use to erase blemishes and achieve radiant complexion.
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Taney
K.ocn
Nowesema
Open Forum Letter on City Entertainment and Gambling
A San Antonio citizen questions mayor Quin about raids on a modern dance event and complains about high theater prices. The writer urges voters to consider entertainment policy and the presence of slot machines in a city of 190 090 population, arguing the town lacks adequate amusements.
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the Light
Quin
San Antonio
Lintones
U.S. A
Walkathon Champion Earlor Ine Light? Open Forum Praise
Open Forum praises opponents of the walkathon while supporting all contestants and urging broader city enthusiasm in San Antonio. The writer argues for more public amusements, suggests urban improvement, and cites concerns about funding and rival events. The piece blends opinion on community entertainment, national acts, and local preferences.
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Earlor
Ciy
San Antonio
Fee
San Antonm
Anon
Karl Carro
Antonio
Furios
Ann
Henith
Irisan
Nannie
Elnce
Momo TV
Borens
Madrid Oggrdad Strike Turmoil Reported in City
Fragmented OCR text describes a strike with guards reinforced near a refinery in which miners were killed and many injured. The narrative mentions clashes with brick throwing and suburban tensions, with officials contending about strike actions and safety.
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Adi
Aloliee
Berleliet
Mystery typo era: Minny Trothday Cowboys from Thanters
A garbled OCR snippet from a Minnesota paper mentions the Newendier's Cowboys and Terators with unclear place and date. The readable fragments hint at a sports or community item but lack concrete facts.
Young Attorneys Begin Duties in San Antonio Office
The youngest U S district attorney staff ever opens in San Antonio as Fos ter 31 and James Jackson 11 start familiarizing with duties under W B Smith Jr. Rus sell Wine stays on amid resignation and pending successor. Wine, from Virginia via Washington and Lee, joined in 1925 and led malt fraud prosecutions including the Pat Murphy oil case.
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Federal
United States District
W. B. Smith Jr
Hen F. Foster
DeRio
James ¥. Jackson
San Antonio
Russell Wine
John D. Hartman
Wine
Washington
Virginia
Washington and Lee University
United States District Attorney’s Office
Pat Murphy
J.B. Davis
Carrie Dunnagan
Murphy
Railroads Report September Revenues and Incomes
The Missal Pacific railroad posted total operating revenue of 6,780,521 for September 1934, up from 6,282,040 a year earlier. Net operating income stood at 441,525 versus 1,402,588 last September. International Great Northern reached 7,088,751 in operating revenue for September this year, compared with 7,788,859 a year prior, while net railway operating income was 118,028 against 176,368 in September last year.
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Louis
Missal Pacific
International Great Northern
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Treasury figures from Washington show October 24 receipts at 30 million, expenditures at 33.1 million, and a balance near 958 million. Monthly customs receipts total 25.23 million, year to date receipts 890.36 million, year to date expenditures 1.3246 billion, including 363.98 million emergency costs and an excess of 424.45 million.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Schools Receive $51,504 State Fund
R. 8. Menefee, president of the San Antonio board of education, announced the receipt Thursday of a $51,504 state per capita apportionment fund for the local school system. The money will fund current operating expenses and reduce bank borrowing, Menesen said.
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R. 8. Menefee
San Antonio
Mysterious remedies and visits to Anselmo sanatorium
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to remedies tried by Mrs Hielk and others, visits to Anselmo Sanatorium in Marin County California, and mentions of quantities and weights. Names like Alamo, Federal Dialing, and Texan appear in scattered notes. The text seems a jumble of medical trial terms and place names with no clear coherent narrative.
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Senatorium
Hagan
Anselmo Sanatorium
Anselmo
Marin Go
California
Indiana Will War on Crime in Indianapolis
Indiana braces for an intensive crackdown as Governor McNutt plans to mobilize the National Guard to aid state police against a band of fugitive bank robbers. Fearing raids, lawmen, veterans groups, and citizen vigilance committees mobilize while two small bank holdups occur in Fillmore and Monro via Crencastle and South Bend.
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Indianapolis
Fillmore
Monro
Dave
Créencastle
South Bend
Six National Banks Reopen in 10 Days of October 1933
Washington October 26. Six national banks reopen after closures with frozen deposits totaling 67,508,000 and unrestricted deposits of 594,000 as of October 20, 1933, ending a 10 day reopening period.
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Washington, D. C
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An ad touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a cold remedy. It claims a four stage treatment with first 24 hours watery secretion and relief of headache and fever, promoting the product as a cold preventative and internal infection fighter. It urges purchase at the local druggist and invites readers to obtain a free blotter at a Broadway counter.
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Grove
Broadway
Fifth
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