Liquor smugglers clash with U S customs officers at border
Gun battle erupts near El Paso as smugglers fire on mounted customs patrol. R E Bowden wounded as shots hit a settlement. Smugglers retreat after early morning effort to force entry ends with seizure of liquor. Battle marks the fiercest in months amid ongoing smuggling attempts.
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EL Paso
Texas
R. E. Bowden
United States Customs Inee
Mounted Customs
Park Istreet
Rio’ Grande
Lowing
Customs -Horder
Parade and Parade Officials Highlight Solon WV Event
A damaged OCR fragment describes a parade in Solon West Virginia with noted officials and a chaotic scene. A driver of a vehicle identified as a machine struck a parked car near St Louis and Lawrence. Youth named Leroy Dixon reported head injuries but later said no injuries.
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Dixon
Pales
Lawrence
Markets At a Glance Cotton Trade Faces Low Note
Market brief notes weaker cotton prices with disappointing trade support. Stocks show tentative steadiness on the New York Stock Exchange as Kodak and other firms trade amid uncertain conditions.
Baker Voices Plea Left In Michigan
A reported plea and conflicting claims surround a Michigan case mentioned in a fragmented notice. The text references a Baker and details about statements or accusations tied to a girl, with surrounding names and page reference to continue on another page.
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Baker Voices
Michigan
Railroad contest date reset by inter commerce commission
A March 4 notice indicates the March 10 hearing date for the contest controlled by a railroad commission has been moved. The commission will now proceed with the inter commerce commission oversight until June 9.
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Washington
Mareh
Cne
of Railroad and
Vie
Inter- Commerce. Commission
Radio Program Schedule on WODX Station
Listing shows a daily on air plan from 12:00 to 6:00 with segments including Sunshine hour Records Quigsey's Miss Ma Hawaiian records Easy hour and Off the air. Live performances feature Mrs W Claude on piano Dahmer on violin Charles Watkins on cello and Mes. Lelville ester on violin with Geer's stores string quartet performing between times.
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WODX
the Register
News Item
Quigsey’s
Geer
Stores
Mississippi wins medal play at national championships
Mississippian national champion wins medal play in Florida tournament qualifier. Results show scores 37 87 74 with ongoing national event progression.
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Miss.ienine
Florida
Teachers Study Poll Tease in Local May Day Marks
A fragmented clipping notes teachers involved in a poll and a May event in Lanaz, with references to a BA institute and Weines. The readable fragments hint at an education sector meeting or survey connected to local employment and scheduling.
Simmons Bill Aimed to Exile Metal Star Bobbie
The Simmons bill proposed a burial fund for widows of deceased soldiers and sailors buried at sea. It was approved by the House, sent to the Senate, and discussed as Europe at government expense.
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Simmons
Europe
House
Senate
Mobile Police Crack Down On Dry Law Violators
Mobile police arrested and jailed violators of the dry laws on Monday night and Tuesday. Detentions followed as officers patrolled the area and recorded incidents at local hogpenarts.
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Police Hogpenartats
Serious Condition Advances Uncertain For Patient
Reports indicate a seriously ill patient remains in critical care as doctors and family hold on to hope for recovery amid limited updates and ongoing treatment.
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Fami
Weather Forecast Fragment Teases Frost and Warm Trend
Fragmentary weather note suggests frost on Tuesday and warmer conditions by midweek. Mentions unsettled west winds and possible precipitation but details are unclear.
Senate Bill on Road Fund Contested in State Senate
A debated measure on a road fund faces committee review as lawmakers weigh impacts on state transportation projects. The session highlights funding priorities and potential redistributions affecting local road repairs and infrastructure plans.
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Senate
Plants Damaged Machinery at Khitting Pat State Penitentiary
A report notes damaged plants and machinery at Khitting Pat State Penitentiary, with limited readable details on the incident and location.
Dredge Assignment Reported Amid Unclear Details
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a dredge assignment with mentions of teams and literary context, but specifics are incompletely legible. Further transcription needed to identify entities, locations, dates, and the exact action involved.
President Hoover Power Scandal Criticism Stirring Senate Session
Senate notes criticism of President Hoover over power disclosures and possible links to a broader scandal similar to oil concerns. Senator Lee calls out a recurring group opposing Muscle Shoals government ownership and notes influence in the World Power Conference.
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Senate
Washington
Mar
Hoover
Uris
Lee
Montana
Ears Rying
Slain miner mystery fuels cold feud at distant camp
A miner was slain amid a feud at a distant camp. Police say the case centers on a long standing dispute and possible motives tied to local rock operations. No suspects named in readable text.
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Leta
Gia’ Fee Fee
Phos
Alabama Student Falls From Window During Mardi Gras Ball
Austin Chambers, 19, of the University of Alabama band, fell from a seventh floor window of the Bath House during the Infant Mystics night ball. He lay on a slanting roof four stories below as spectators watched and Brgett rushed to help. Chambers fought for life amid great odds.
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Austin Chambers
University of Alabama
Bath House
Mystics
End of Hawley Smoot Tariff Bill Nears Passage
Washington report says the Hawley Smoot tariff bill nears final disposition in the Senate. Senator Smoot, veteran Republican, is expected to steer the measure through with coalition support as leaders anticipate a vote soon.
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Washington
Plea Renewed for Repeal of Prohibition Laws
Washington March 4 A summary of testimony from anti-prohibitionists before the House Judiciary Committee was presented by a figure dubbed the field marshal of the wet forces. The report cites increased arrests court dockets and corruption.
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Linthicum
Wet Forces
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Goy Mt
Van Aller Withdraws From Race Over Pressures
The Mob woman attorney Mrs Hane Van Aller withdrew from the race under pressure from friends. She expressed that her professional duties and obligations influenced her decision while noting the support she received.
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Hans van Aller
Hane van Aller
van Aller
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