Wilson Votes for President from Capital
Reported from Washington as Mrs Wilson mailed ballots to Princeton and lawmakers in a rare precivil election voting pattern. The piece notes several White House aides voting by mail, and previews election day logistics as preparations unfold for next Tuesday with unsettled weather across the region.
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Arizona likely to cross the Ais river tomorrow
A garbled weather bulletin notes Arizona to cross the Ais river tomorrow with unsettled conditions across the region. It mentions mix of rain, frost, and fair spells, predicting variable weather across the West Gulf States and neighboring valleys.
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Tragedy at Local Office Ends in Gunshot Wound
Mrs H F C Robinson suffered a head wound when a pistol discharged at the company office. An ambulance removed her to hospital as investigators questioned witnesses about the Monday incident at the Bedell Building offices.
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Cornerstone laid for new Quincy Library project
A cornerstone ceremony marks the start of construction for a new public library on Quincy Street. Attendees include Dr. Peigentuany as superintendent and Taflua Moir as president of the board of directors. The library will feature a theater, reading rooms, and a gallery, with a stated cost around $60 per person for refreshments and related events.
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Plan for junior meeting sparks debate on postwar state roles
A draft plan from Viera Ort outlines forming a junior committee to discuss a new state in the wake of war. It calls for political aims, trade policy, and international aid while noting resistance from some nations and the need for careful, official input before any formal move.
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Y M A FUND NEARS MARK DESPITE SHORTFALL
A pooled drive shows the Y M A fund at ninety percent of its 330 000 goal with 28 098 secured through worker efforts and committee praise for steady volunteers. The campaign continues with hopes of surpassing the target and honoring contributors in the process.
Plans for better schools and supports amendment proposed
The article reports on a public meeting where Education Director Taye ite outlined proposals for improving schooling. He advocated safeguards for teacher quality, rural conditions, and student protection while urging expanded education access and stronger community involvement.
Death Comes to Paomhert Club Worker
Mrs. Stevens, long active in San Antonio philanthropic circles, died at her family home after a long career of civic service and wartime relief efforts. Born in Missouri, she organized the first free nursery and led drives for the YWCA and community housing, balancing club work with activism for women's suffrage and wartime aid. She is survived by two sons, a daughter, grandchildren, and many city friends who recall her tireless public service.
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Notable pallbearers named for late era figure
The article lists a long roster of pallbearers including Sam Tell, Da Predortsk Vorrell, Lt G. Newton, George W. Draekeidue, Be Ws Te Biss, Chandley, Onto Wahrmani, Roy Campbell, Captain Chilton Hehiciner of Kerivilte, George Mich Uitr, and Jub Bodin. It preserves a formal obituary tone with multiple named individuals and suggests a ceremonial funeral context.
Wheat release noted amid government wheat controls
Oct. 10. An article reports government actions on wheat, including releases and stock management as shortages threaten supplies. Authorities plan export sales while seeking to stabilise domestic prices and ensure continued supply for meals and mills.
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Spanish strike spreads across Spain and surrounding trades
A broad metal workers strike in Spain expands to other trades driving unemployment and prompting conferences between workers and employers. The unrest threatens broader labor action as the coal and cotton sectors face wage and price pressures and potential nationwide impact.
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Oden Found Guilty in Corpus Christi Murder Trial
In Corpus Christi Texas on October 30, Udlen Ellitegen was found guilty of murdering Frank Bottae, a farmer from Kingville. Ellitegen received a 9 to 19 year sentence in the state penitentiary by the Cheevinchial court of the ath Allein district after a Friday night verdict.
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Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Women
A testimonial from Mrs Iva Barra of Washington Indiana praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for restoring health after serious trouble conceiving and during pregnancy. The letter asserts the remedy helps with irregularities and overall well being, noting improved energy and a healthy baby.
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