San Antonio Hosts National Span ieth-American Wayves Convention
San Antonio welcomed delegates from across the United States for the thirty seventh international encampment of Span ieth American Wayves. Visitors praised the Sunken Gardens and river, hotels, and city charms while critics urged better traffic management and more loudspeakers downtown. Delegates from Maine Minnesota and Massachusetts lauded the town and promised to attract future conventions.
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Tatir
Tieddore Hansen
Minneapolis
Mion
Philippines
Sailor F. A. Gehand
Michigan
China
Col
F. W. Pederson
Minosso'a
Petrintic
San Antonio
Cuba
San Antonis
Barakis
Tom Donnel
New Mexico
Charles A. Reynolds
Albu c Suamus
Zaid
Sen Atlenise
Fort
Qeirk
Boston
Mass
Pat
Department of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Quirk
F.birol
Dallas
Searer
Bisileal
Pepite
Bank Stocks and Postal Markets Old Record in 19th Century
The article tracks bank stock trends from May 1824 to 1992, noting the 1929 peak at 34 and a March 1835 crash that closed all banks. It recalls federal deposit protections and post crisis recovery, with New York banks' loans and earning assets regaining ground after deep declines.
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New York City
Mareh
New York Federal Reserve
Grain Market Reacts To Wheat Surge In Chicago Trade
Chicago grain markets show rising wheat prices with reports of volatility and high futures, plus strong local price signals. San Antonio and Texas market notes reflect varied commodity quotes and buyer sentiment, with several observers commenting on market momentum and speculative activity.
Cotton Market In New Orleans Mixed Early Trading
New Orleans cotton market opened with poor activity and prices near prior levels. October fell to 14.9 cents, December held around 20.00, and March hovered near 14.72 cents amid a quiet, narrow trading range and light demand.
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Interial Coat association reports mixed fat in September
New York September 19 The Interior Coal association reports the September 14 8500 net tons of hituminous coal produced compared with 7 026 000 tons last year. Cutout during the week ended September 7 was 6 690 000 tons as per bureau of mining and agriculture notes. Market activity eased late last week with prices firming slightly. The Don reek daily commodity index stood at 203 for September 18, higher than two weeks earlier. New York stock exchange listings show cold storage for futures in frozen goods. First trades include February delivery at 19 3 cents a pound.
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New York
Bureau of Mini
Don and Aradstreee
Andere
Shalesale
Wool Market Reports mixed demand and price advances
Reports from Boston and New York on September market activity show firmer prices in some lines while overall demand remains variable. Wool trade notes higher tonnage needs in certain districts, with top grades and combing wools selling steadily. greasy and lower grades remain uneven as buyers reassess value. In New York prices rose as smelters boosted lead and related metals, pushing overall commodity prices higher through the week.
Open Saloon Bill Before Solon
Open saloon bill introduced in Austin seeks a strict ban on on premises sale and consumption of intoxicating liquor. Senator Chit Small says it will outlaw saloons while a separate bill allows licenses for cocktails in restaurants. Senate also backs funding for a Supreme Court memorial building and a delinquent tax collection plan.
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Chit Small
Amarillo
Senate
Supreme Court
T. J. Hobrook
Galveston
Grady Woodruff
Decatur
Fae
Acther F. Duggan
Littlefield
House
R. B. Anderson
Ghateman W. &. Jones
House Revenue and Taxation Bammitées
Noure Tinuar Tranfic
Imanopely
Sma
Fifteen Boys Set Up Co-Op Near A and M College
SAN MAR GUS Sept 19 Fifteen boys ten from Hays County have set up a cooperative boarding house near the A and M college campus at College Station and are registering for school this week County Agent Jack Williams reports The house, named the Hays County Home, will be run under Mrs Tee Dutt who long operated a boarding house in San Marcos The group includes Kenward Wy Wayman Murphy Bill Taylor and several others from San Marcos Brida and Houston plus San Antonio area youths
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Hays County
A. and M. College
College Station
Jack Williems
Tee ‘Dutt
San Marcos
Kenward Wy
Wayman Murphy
Bill Taylor
Robert Cinforth
BU Goforth
Cerit
Henry Wow
Marvin Ferguson
Preston Greer
Brida
Tore
Billy Mayhall
San Natanin
Ine Pfeiffer
Maxwell
Roy W. Graves Jr
Houston
Far
Tax Bills Flood Texas Legislature in September Action
Texas lawmakers face a batch of tax proposals including increases to the gross production tax on oil, inheritance tax, and license fees. Also proposed is a new tax source requiring license fee payments on mortgages and similar papers. Southwestern Opens Georgetown September 1 marks 96th session with Dr. Frederick Eby listed as speaker and Dr. John W. Bergin noting the ongoing registration.
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Texas
Austin
Southwestern
Georgetown
South- Western University
Frederick Eby
John W. Bergin
Tureday
Stock Market Wobble Triggers Early Trading Losses
TY YORK markets opened unsettled with widespread declines as prices moved lower across sectors. Traders watched grain and commodity prices, while Pullman shares slipped and general equities faced a cautious session amid uncertain demand and fluctuating futures.
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Winnipeg
Chicawo
Buck Duuilese
Alcica Ameriten Telennome
Ing
Dollar markets in London drift as pound weakens further
Foreign exchange trading shows the dollar rose to about 4.92996 in London while the franc slipped near 7.428 to the pound and the mark weakened. New York rates were 4573 to the pound, with other currencies easing versus the pound amid unsettled conditions in early September.
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Geneglovely
Anid
Daliera Pied Fiyther
New York
Yeaterday
Marie Bark
England
Érclarca
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Mixed and Active Trade
The San Antonio Livestock Exchange shows mixed cattle and calf trading with fats and stocker steers steady to firm, feeders active, and limited lamb offerings. Receipts include 268 cattle, 56 calves, with prices ranging from about 25 to 30 per hundredweight for cows and bulls to higher bids for fat cattle, while Kansas City and Chicago reports reflect steady to higher feeder and lamb values amid varied demand.
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San Antonio
Mainz
sTedthut Kraden
ST. Louis
Four Die in Newark Mansion Murder Suicide Trio Involved Over Estate
Newark police report a fatal four way dispute ending in murder and suicide at 938 South Twentieth street. Charles Geary, 42, shot his brothers John 43 and Benjamin 65 and Orlando Le Van 60 before turning the gun on himself after a quarrel over a $30,000 estate. Catherine Geary had died recently, and Orlando’s sister in law is among the involved. Officers described a rapid sequence of killings as the three men were struck in a single apartment.
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Orlands le van
Orlando
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Geary
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Catherine
Bastion
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Man
Patrick McNamara
South ‘Twentieth Street
McNamara
Radio Postes
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Jime Pene
Ruwe Zaid
Orlando Levan
Ben
Dividends Cut Amid Tax Fears At Pullman Inc News
New York Sept 39 4Pi director of Pullman Inc reduced the quarterly dividend to 37 percent from prior levels citing restricted earnings and investment in sleeping car property. They flagged increased taxation under railroad retirement social security and other federal laws as reasons for the cut along with uncertainties ahead. Nixon promoted in Texas governor Dixon to brigadier general in the Texas Army National Guard, succeeding George P Rains. Rains had become major general after Haten retired. Market notes show lamb prices steady with bids around 32.00 and 23 bulk lambs. rowan offerings unchanged at 38.80.
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Pullman, Inc
Ims
Wat
Mls
Tard Gare
Nixon
Austin
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Marshall
Rains
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Texas
Market Notes on Produce Prices at Givers Market Tauriday
Readable items show interior quality produce and varied stock at GWOWEE'S MARKET. Prices include beans 30 to 34 cents a bushel, Jonathan apples from Washington, Valencia pears and Brussels sprouts, onions, coconuts, celery 73 cents a dozen, potatoes 80 cents to $1.10 per bag, sweet potatoes 45 to 55 cents, and other staples with multiple vendors listed.
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Wash- Winton
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Seaterrieey Nge Anean” de Biatermng
Fednaen
Bulls Back in Speculation as Market Reverses
KEW New York September 19. Bulls returned to the speculative picture before a late-day reversal. Industrial averages set four year peaks with a total four issues topping 1938 highs, while Jaggard rails also showed strength. However the rally faltered, stocks retreated by close, and sentiment turned adverse. Public demand was held in abeyance, and sponsors must sustain the market’s momentum tomorrow.
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York
Abelp
White Bull
London Money and Metals Market Summary
Financial telegrams from London report mixed money rates and metal prices with US exchange notes. Spot and futures figures appear for gold, silver, copper, tin, and lead alongside currency quotes and bank rate specifics. scattered lines describe international exchange values and notable market rates.
Poultry Produce and Market Notes From New York and Chicago
Market briefs report steady to higher prices in poultry and produce sectors across New York and Chicago. Live poultry and dressed meats show varied quotes with unaltered overall trends, while eggs and dairy items list mixed receipts and unsettled pricing amid regional trading snapshots.
Foreign Markets Show Mixed London and Paris Action
London stocks opened uneven as wartime tensions and unrest weighed on trading. Italian Abyssinian sanctions and global economic strain kept markets volatile with mixed gains and losses across banks, industrials, and international shares, while Paris prices remained subdued on cautious sentiment.
Ford and Weir Fight NRA Backlash and Public Help
Henry Ford and Ernest T. Weir confront National Recovery Administration criticism amid Supreme Court rulings. The piece argues business leaders must educate the public on prosperity without violating constitutional rights, urging vigilance against bureaucratic overreach and urging continued support for recovery through private enterprise.
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Henry Ford
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel
Gictaon
NRA
Ernest Weir
Courle
Weir
Supreme Court
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Fruit and vegetables advertised in rural market listing
An OCR based listing shows produce items with quantities and prices. Items include potatoes, oranges, peaches, tomatoes, and mixed fruit and vegetables. Mentions multiple fruit varieties and pricing figures, reflecting a local market inventory.
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