Bankers Den Pegging of Market Signals Skepticism
Wall Street bankers discuss the market plunge and the implications of panic selling. Thomas W. Lamont and Morgan leaders consider caution, with Lamont suggesting no formal statement. They assess bargains now, warn against overvaluation, and expect a possible rate adjustment to restore confidence while noting adverse effects on employment and industry.
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Thomas W. Lamont
J. 2. Morgan and Company
Mr. Morgan
Charles E. Mitshell
Ay U. Wiggin
William C. Porter
Seward Eres
George F. Bakerr
New York
Sink Exchange
Tris
Erin Sucnead
Confidens
Alger
Atmerica
Pris Wikaya
Brownwood Men Face More Charges
Brownwood men face additional charges after a robbery incident. The report notes a spree linked to the earlier crime and mentions witnesses and local officials investigating the case. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Brownwood
War and faith mix in late night fire loss
Veteran Carman Pory Worth, 80, died last night after a fire at a local street. He was noted for pioneering an electric track and for his long service in the church.
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Pory Worth
UR. Seelerd
Editor Spears FSH After Long Wait
Burt M McConnell reports from Beas-Trap Lake Portage Quebec on editor Aho's decision to seek a sure meal of fish. He details his failed bow and arrow hunt and a rabbit and pike subsistence plan while surviving in northern Quebec.
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Burt
M. McConnell
New York
Aho
Quebec
Burt M. M'Connell
Lake Portage
Quebic
Counier
Normandia
Primitive Bow String From Moose Hide Fails At Loop
In a cabin scene a hunter recounts crafting a bow string from moose hide three eighths of an inch wide and six feet long. He soaked it to remove hair, twisted it into a tough string, and attached loops. the loop failed to slip over the bow tip as the string dried.
Fisherman Skirmish in Arctic Lagoon with Pike
A lone hunter describes a frigid encounter on a shoreline near the Washimenka river. He fishes using deer antler hooks and a spear, recounting gear loss, a tense chase, and a dramatic catch of pike despite harsh conditions. The narrator reflects on the struggle and questions his prospects amid the cold.
Heart Attack Fatal to Tomlinson at New Braunfels Avenue
J Lemlin Tomlinson, 34, died at his home 1621 New Braunfels Avenue after a sudden heart attack at work. Two doctors could not revive him. Assistant Chief J G Dulling directed inhalator treatment for four minutes before a coroner was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lemlinson
Tate
New Braun Avenue
Nort New Braunfels Avenue
Tomlinson
Mrs Wilson Rides Donkey Over China
An odd UPI dispatch describes Mrs Wilson riding a donkey along the Great Wall and later taking a train scene with a basket, tea, rice, cakes and persimmons. The anecdote recounts a pike in a private fishpond and meal plans with humorous, cryptic notes about broiling portions and broth.
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Mrs. Wilson
China
Erating
Det
UPI
Mrd
Woodens Wilson
Te Great Wall
Man’s gritty note on survival and improvised weapons
A rugged draft recalls extreme survival logic as the speaker vows to endure with makeshift gear. He lists essentials fire, weapons, shelter, and sustenance, and recounts plans to craft a crossbow, raft, spear, and higher, deadlier weapon to feel safe anywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breilal
Wy Deming
Health program to weigh school children milk intake
A city health initiative with Southwest Dairy Products plans to weigh about 50 children to monitor weight gain after a month of drinking a quart of milk daily. Mrs Landrum and the dairy company support the effort as part of a new health drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
J- Ta Fan
Southwest Dairyroducts Company
Jip B Nutscue Dies. First State Masonry Inspector
Jip B. Nutscue, who arrived during the Colquitt administration and served as the first state inspector of masonry, died at his home last night. He was a longtime Austin city council member, serving 20 years.
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Jipb
Nutscuke
VPI
J. Isbhe
Colquitt
Hte
Austin
Burglar Shot by Homeowner During Attempted Break‑in
Alfred Marnach of 620 Seal Street shot an armed prowler who burst into his home early Tuesday. The intruder screamed, fired back, and fled but was pursued outside by Marnach and Richard McRay, who armed themselves and warned the suspect to surrender before another shotgun blast. Police searched hospitals and other likely sites for the burglar.
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Wolice
Alfred Marnach
Seal Street
Marnach
Marpac
Richard McRas
McRay
MccRay
Ever
Aml
Murnach
Maornach
Volien
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