Farm Tas Adut Arr Ti Farm Tas Adut Arr
Nearly 100 Plymouth county deputy sheriffs armed with shotguns and clubs faced farmers during a blockade of 22 livestock trucks near James Tow near Lemons ball park. Deputies retreated after being assaulted as strikers blocked roads with timbers and missiles. Oklahoma City hosts meetings to organize an Oklahoma Farmers Holiday association with leaders from Bethany and Des Moines aiding the effort.
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Aroux City
Inno
Bac
SM Farm
James
Towe
Ere
Northwesern
Lémons Ball Park
Rhenif Ralph Ripley
Jalmes
National Farmers
Sheri Rippey
Interferon
Seriues
Oklahoma City
Bo Roger
Bethany
Milu Reba
Des Moines
Iowa
Schenck Cleared in Lindbergh Case
Washington dispatch says J Edgar Hoover announced no connection found between the Lindbergh kidnapping and Garrett Schenck of Hopewell New Jersey. Schenck had claimed he was imprisoned for 76 days in 1932 by private investigators before authorities released him.
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Washington, D. G
J. Edgar Hoover
Junfica Department
Bureau of Investigation
Charles Augustun Lindbach
Garrett Schenck
Hopewill
Ashperdler
Schenck
Mountain
Instown
Wildcat Oil Well Finally Subdued Near Bay City
Houston dispatch reports the Stoddard No. 1 wildcat oil well in Matagorda County near Bay City was finally brought under control after seven days of gushing. Workmen used high pressure pumps to tame the well and stop the spray across the surrounding countryside.
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Houston
Bay City
Matagorda County
Textile Strike Mediation Fails in Manchester
In Manchester on September 1 17 Apich textile strikers and employers voiced disappointment as the Lancashire textile strike persisted. A government mediation effort led by Sir Henry Betterton minister of labor yielded no clear breakthrough despite a letter directed to both sides.
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Manchester
Eng
Lancashire
Henry Betterton
Lalor
New York City Mayor Office Declared Vacant
The Board of Elections unanimously verified City Clerk Michael J. Cruz’s note that a vacancy exists for the office of mayor and moved to prepare for a November election. A Bulgarian cabinet report mentions President Mihail Kutev forming a new government after a vote.
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N.Y
New Yori
Board of Elections
Unaniinons. Iy
Michael J. Cruiso
Mayer
Pastor Ends Barrel Stunt in Blackpool Court Case
The Rev. Ray Harold Davidson rector of Bustkey was detained briefly after being charged with aiding and abetting destruction of a footpath for sitting in a barrel at a country fair exhibit. Police dropped the charge after the exhibition manager promised to break his contract. Davidson recently faced a separate conviction for immorality by a charted tribunal.
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Blackpool
England
Ray Harold Davidson
Bustkey
Davidson
Donnelly Kidnap Trial Opens in Kansas City
Prosecutor James Page opened the Donnelly kidnapping case in Kansas City against Mrs Ethel Depew accused of aiding in the abduction of Nell Donnelly. He outlined expected evidence against Marshall Depew, alias Martin Depew, tied to the garment manufacturer abduction.
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Kansas City
James TE Page
Ethel Depew
Nell Donnelly
Marshall Depuly
Martin Depew
Endurance Pilots Up Since Sunday
In Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon pilots Fred Murito and Jol Shensey of the endurance plane “Gniit of 76” reported they felt fit to stay aloft a year and hope to break a 647 hour record.
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Los Angeles
Aimee
Fred Muritlo
Jol Shensey
Thomas Leaves to Speak in Ohio
In Indianapolis, minor report notes Thomas plans a speaking engagement in Ohio as part of a campaign event. The text mentions a party vote and a protest context, with Norman Thomas cited as the presidential nominee, and a donation attributed to Dylan in Ohio.
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Thomas
Ohio
Indianapolis
Sop
Tolta
Bockalint Party
Norman Tronias
Dylon
Ito
Community Clubs and Society Meetings Schedule
The Thursday and Wednesday calendar lists meetings for Edison High PTA, Kappa Delta Delphian, YWCA board, St John’s parish groups, Catholic Daughters, Women’s Christian Temperance Union, Friendship Temple Pythian Sisters, and more. Events include officer elections, luncheons, card parties, lectures, and social gatherings at various local homes, hotels, churches, and halls with dates in September and early October.
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Thomas A. Edison High School
Parrnt-Teacher Association
Edwin R. Fitzpatrick
Kappa Delta Kappa Delphian
St. Anthony
Y. W
Aid
St. John's
Nthieran Church
Clork
Frances Willara Women’s
States Must Act on Home Loan Bill
Washington reports seek opinions from attorney generals on home loan bill provisions for stock purchase in regional banks. Officials indicate enabling acts required by most states and suggest possible delays.
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Washington, DB
Home Loan Bank
Lavarious
Setoborts
Chatman Prandin W.park
English boat shipped home from Harmsworth race
Detroit Sept 7. Miss England TT, defeated challenger for the Harmsworth trophy, will be loaded on a steamer at Walkerville for the journey home to England. At Montreal she will board the Duchess of York. repairs are not planned until arrival. Kaye Don plans to depart for Toronto by train or plane, sailing from New York Sept 16 on the Olympic. Garaad prepares to challenge Don with Miss America within a week. Wood hosted the Burush delegates at dinner.
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Detroit
England
Walkerville
Montreal
Foylinder
Kaye Don
Scotland
Toronto
New York
Garaad
Don
Amerina
Wood
Chicago to stage bullfight during Carmen at Soldier Field
The Chicago Open Air Opera plans a bullfight as part of Carmen at Soldier Field this Saturday. General director Alfredo Salmaggi says the show uses a real bull but the fighter is not a matador, citing a previous Mexico City production and Chicago arrival after earlier attempts.
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Caicago
Sep
Hullfighting
China
Chicago Open Air Opera Company
Soldierfield
Mansine Alfredo Salmaggh
Mexico City
Hal Chet
Chicago
Tuesday Box Scores Prepare For Readers
Unclear fragment mentions Mary Tou and Fet23i with stray phrases about identifying rooms and housing. The readable text lacks coherent event details, dates, teams, or scores to anchor a traditional sports card.
Guest Family Polo Champions At Open Championship
The Guest family team from Templeton led by Winston and Raymond Guest with Mike Phipps and Stewart Igihart defeated Seymour Knox's Aurora Beam 13 to 6 to reach the final. Eastcottts upset Sands Point to set a semifinal showdown with Gromntree led by Jock Whitney. The upshot: a Texas Long Island battle for the title as teams prepare for the final.
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Westbury
Templeton
Afsenars
Javneite
Tommy Hitchcock
Sands Potrit
Winston
Raymond Guest
Mike Phipps
Stewart Igihart
Yale
Guest Country Estate
England
Gromntree
Jock Whitney
Long Island
Texas
Eastebbl
Earley
Ernie A. S. Hopping
Harold E. Talbott
Bobby Strawbridge
Whitney Werie
H. O. (Rube) Wellinins
Cecil Smith
Gerald Batding
Redburn Boys Lead in San Antonio Club Sport Standings
Redburn boys hold top spots in San Antonio Country with wide margins across Classes A and B. Ubett leads Class A alongside Redburn, Melane and Richard Culter named among top finishers while Class B shows Max Redburn with a strong 394 points and Mebane, Nixon and Redburn among counters.
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Redburn Boys
Bow
Max Redburn
Ubett
San Antonio
Windep
Jack Tolh
Redburn
Dean Melane
Betty Redburn
Riehard Culter
Archi Seeligsons
Roper Will
Gerald McAllister
Jack Mebane
Jim Nixon
Frates Soungsoy
Joey Foe
Clair den Redbury
Marty Swenrhywi
Inge Tal
Ake
Evoyla
Taxpayers pressing salary cuts reach Austin
Basar county taxpayers led by Judge O M Plizhugl push for reduced salaries for district county and state officers. Resolutions ask Governor Sterling to seek legislature action and set officer pay caps at 6000 for fees of office and 3000 for assistants, with a 26 percent overall cut. The move links tax rates to salary reductions, noting prior voluntary cuts by officials.
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Besar
Austin
Ofavets
O. M. Plizhugl
Taxpayers League
Taxpayers’ Committee
Ross Sterling
Resulutiors
Bexar
Commissioners
W.S. Goodman
Baird
Happier Days for Business Seen by Babson Official
Wilson, vice president of the Babson statistical organization, forecast happier days for the business world in 1983 at a national business conference. He said the low mood should end as markets improve and that a 15 percent reduction in cash governing could occur. The report notes a bottoming of business and a sharp turn in commodity and security markets.
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Wellesley
Mars
Wilson
Babson Statistical Organication
Texan Aids Home Loan Banks Regulations Process
Chairman Franklin W Port of the Home Loan Bank Board announced that B A Wooten of Austin a chief examiner for Texas building Aid lead associations arrived to assist the board in formulating regulations for its 12 district banks. Wooten is among five seasoned building and loan experts to serve as advisors.
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Washington, D. C
Sort. T—P
Franklin W. Port
The
Home Loan Bank Board
B. A. Wooten
Austin
Texas Building Aid Lead Associations
Wooten
Smoke Deaths Hit Five Seamen in Tin Hills Slums
In New York on September day, five unemployed seamen died from inhaling a cheap alcohol substitute called smoke. Three others remain hospitalized and about a dozen seek medical aid after consuming the toxic beverage favored by shipyard workers and slum communities.
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New York
Tin Hills
Jess Gallors
Senator Seeks 610000 for Beer Bale Insurance Claim
Seattle September 7 State Senator Punl Houser filed a claim for ten thousand dollars in insurance money after a bale of provisions beer he displayed in parades was allegedly shot during an ambush by a marked thief.
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Seattle
Punl Houser
School Trades Tuition for Produce in Odd Bargain
A fragmentary notice describes a barter in which tuition is exchanged for produce. The garbled text mentions Patatoes, oats, hay, and other farm goods, with references to a Northern Arizona State Teachers college and a rural exchange. The legible parts suggest a school offering tuition in return for agricultural goods.
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Cnn
Ten Bialen
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Annie Rooney
DLL
Him
Dusty
Ant
Avery
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Barney Google
Barney Ts
DeBeck
Miss Lee
MR. Google
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Tee
Meti An
Goldberg Boobs
Rube Goldberg
Ine
Pastor
Cathlic Daughters of Amenva
Anthony
Welock
Knights of Cakabte Hall
Womens Aussary
National Federation of Postoffice Clerka
W. F. Shefler
Preston Avenue
Eee
Chi Tau Upsilon Bridge Club
Florine Jacobsen
Essex Street
A. R. G. Club
Gunter Hotel
Migs Ann Zavrell
el Paso
Hlvive Gercher
Bernice Brhrens
Teydime Heldt
Cornelia Ha
Council of
Catholic Women
Spansor & Bridge Buarheon
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Panyer
Mra. JR
Nagie
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Cayrle Pyka
Palren
Clement
Holy Name Society
Sb. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Parochial School
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East Elmira Street
Egypt
Woodlawn Baptist Church
W R. Wails
Greenlawn Drive
Council of Jewish Women Wall
Ase
San Antonio Mahons” Club
C. B.S
Genevieve Boquet
Elizabeth Hry Wood
St. Anthony Hotel
Danid Vigean
Maracaibo
Venezuels
W. W. Moklen
Mukmien
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Riekly
Mary Tou
Clare A
Pope
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