Panic over November election grips Washington
Sept 17. Washington dispatch reports Garner warns Republicans nationwide face panic over November results. Hoover administration accused of vacillation on relief funding and public works. Analysts foresee Democratic gains, with fear Republicans may lose ground to Democrats in key states.
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Welfare and Relief Mobilization Conference
Red Cross
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Lane
Inquiry Court Opens Monday on Rural Deputy Misconduct
County Attorney D F Beve announced a court of inquiry into alleged misconduct by rural deputy constables regarding gambling fields near San Antonio. Justice of the Peace John F Onton will host the proceedings starting Monday with Grover G Morris and other assistants examining witnesses. Eight licenses have been called for Monday.
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Justice of the Peace
John F. Onton
D. F Beve
Grover G. Morris
Isial
Othe County Attorsiey
Marris Seld Thal
Moauday
Tavents Automatic Crossing Gate Innovation Demonstrated
Denver reports 81 year old H C Musmenn, German native, unveils a non electric railroad grade crossing gate. A system of arms and levers swings to close the crossing, with arms extending 106 yards each side. inventor claims accidents would be reduced and wealth increased.
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H. C. Musmenn
Germaany
Dss Ie
Musmaiin
Society Matron Seized After Drunk Driving Incident
A Seattle society matron, Mrs. Charles Me Keazle, 42, was seized after driving while intoxicated. She allegedly failed to keep to the roadway and was arrested by police while en route home from an afternoon event.
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Keazle
Society
Pollor Sala
Woman Shot at Home as Husband Kills Self
Dane Castillo, 20, shot at his estranged wife Helen Castillo, 23, at her home on Southeir street after she returned from a downtown cafe. Helen was wounded severely and alive, while Castillo died by a self-inflicted gunshot nearby. a prior warning and escort had occurred days earlier.
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Paro Silent
Helen Castillo
Southeir Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Castillo
Slires
Folicemen Rocca DeHona
Fred Ludstes
Ford Pest
C. J. O'Neill
Souta Fria Street
Siamese Prince Aids Farm Work in New England Visit
Prince Debriddhi Devakul, 17, son of Siam envoy, spends vacation in BOSCAWEN New Hampshire working on a farm. He hoes potatoes and milks cows to gain practical knowledge of American farming methods for homeland duties.
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Debriddhi Devakul
Boscawen
N. H
New England
Roosevelt Broadcast on ETBA and Columbia Network
Franklin D. Roosevelt will be heard Saturday night on ETBA and the Columbia network at 8 15. The broadcast will come from the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City the acoustics of which are noted. After Salt Lake City his West Coast tour continues with further programs scheduled for Portland and Sioux City. Other network notes cover a new policy on commercial announcements limiting price mentions and total sales talk time across programs.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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San Atlanio
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Columbia Network
Detler
Salt Lake City
West Coast
Columbia
Portland
Ore
Sioux City
Iowa
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Weis Furiher
Auto Driven Off Bridge Near Lytit injures occupants
A car broke through a bridge railing near Lytit and somersaulted 30 feet to a dry bed. Driver Mrs F Suarez of Devine and four passengers plus two children, all from Devine and Wil East Bimbra street, suffered injuries. Miss Suarez was most seriously hurt with a back injury. They were en route to Devine for a Dies y Sel celebration.
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Erpely
Robert B. Green Hospital
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F. ¥. Suarez
Devine
Margaret Suarez
Wil East Bimbra Street
Veiera Ybarra
Tavesa ¥Berta
Thes Avenue
Alice
Jeanette Batilla
Devins
Brulsia
Mutual avoidance of commercial continuities cited in direct Accel
Fragmentary OCR style mentions a mutual arrangement aiming to avoid convicts of commercial continuities in direct Accel. It references a CRB figure, a nomelog isk and pedicy tied to revocation, suggesting a legal or administrative action pending.
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Wealthy jeweler kills wife then shoots self in basement
In Plymouth Massachusetts Charles Du Bois, a wealthy jeweler, buried his wife in a basement vault after a long alleged affair. He later killed himself with the same caliber bullet as his wife, and detectives uncovered the grim scene during a weeks-long investigation.
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Benty Charles DuBuin
Tuckahoe
Didi
Edith DuBois
DuBois
Plymouth
Mass
Quincy
Maas
Charles du Bois
Gilobt
du Hols
Gillett
Fust
du Bala
du Bois
Corpee
Ralph Emerson
John V. Sullivan
Great Herring Pond
Cows In Shade Boost Milk Quality in Dairyman Foster Project
In Houston on September 11 an idea by J B Foster, veteran dairyman, shows shade improves milk quality. A mobile umbrella shed shaded cows through the day, boosting butterfat content by protecting them from the sun. Foster noted mornings yield higher butterfat than exposed afternoons, prompting the shade contraption to move with the sun.
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Houston
Texas
J.B. Foster
Foster
Tepperatires Settle Pam 7 Vo Messee ALB
Fragmented OCR details describe a publication issue dated September 17 with data on publication times and a monthly deficiency, noting amounts like 3.05 and 26.79 for various days. It references dates and times of printing or distribution and mentions averages and adjustments in a monetary or accounting context.
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Straw Ballot Returns Show Presidential Poll Trends
The San Antonio Light reports tabulated returns from a straw ballot across states. The table divides Beaver and Roosevelt votes by state and by gender, outlining potential electoral votes for each candidate for the period observed.
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San Antonio
United States
Ataten
Beaver
Roosevelt
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Poll of Grain Belt Boosts Roosevelt Rides Wave
The grain belt cast 8709 new ballots in the San Antonio Light national presidential poll. Roosevelt leads with a total national majority of 38,000 from 226,794 ballots. eight states show varied Roosevelt or Hoover support across 5284 ballots counted in the region.
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Roosevelt in Utah for keynote speech in Salt Lake City
President hopeful Franklin D Roosevelt travels through Utah and arrives in Salt Lake City for a major railroad policy address at the Mormon Tabernacle. He meets delegations from Utah Montana Wyoming and Nevada and prepares a 45 minute speech to air on a dual radio hookup.
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Ex-Newsboy Pays Debt With 125000 For Hospital Trust
In Birmingham England an ex newsboy, A W Macnamara founder and manager of Tels Electric, turned a 125000 check to the mayor for General Hospital. He recalled kindness shown 18 years ago when he was poor and hospital care free. He rose from scraping pennies to running a wireless parts firm employing over 4100 people.
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Birmingham
England
INS
General Hospital
A. W. Macnamara
Tels Electric Company
Macnamara
Togother
Xr Company
Paris Faces Lions on Economy Rations
Paris authorities confront unemployment as 100 lions and their families face hunger. With the zoo budget slashed, the king of beasts and offspring lack food and activities as German travelers drift away and aid efforts are sought from other cities.
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Bech
Elma
Cinuser Ann Zaos
Baris
Tong
Maine Frogs Rain Like Weather Tale Goes Wild
A garbled Maine report recounts frogs raining during a storm. Joe Rawley notes frogs splattering windshields and roofs as the storm sweeps towns. The chaotic tale mentions Jefferson and a courthouse scene amid the mess, with locals reacting to the surprise weather event.
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Widow Claim Complicates Paul Bern Estate in California
In Aramento California Sept iv a public administrator seeks letters of administration for Millette estate to protect possible claimants. Herman Koch says he acts to safeguard relatives and possible Bern share. Miss Millette, once called Mrs Paul Bern, died after leaping from a Sacramento steamer two days after Bern shot himself. Funeral services set in Sacramento, coroner to bury her in East Lawn cemetery. Courts will determine if Millette survived by relatives and if any legal claim exists to Bern estate.
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Paul Dern
Millette
Sacramento
Baverly Hills
Calif
Jemea R. Garrick
East Lawn Cemetery
Mendel Silberberg
Harlow
Atorney
Aod
Koch
Berti
Misa Millette
J Koch
Chester Guinon
Miss Dilllette
Barner
Los Angeles
Court Sums 30 Days For Drinking In Tennessee
The record notes Charlie Best received 30 days in jail for contempt of court after a drunken act to quiet nerves. Tass wandered into a room, found whisky on a table, consumed it, and faced consequences. Bascom Denver sentenced him to 80 days for contempt, while Bess still faces prohibition act charges.
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