Slandering the American People in London Dinner Remarks
Speech from Col. George Harvey in London denounces American soldiers as slandered while Houston Veterans defend their cause. They say the fight aimed to aid outraged women, wounded nurses, crucified nuns, civilians harmed by war, and mutilated soldiers, lasting through Belgium France England and Italy in defense of civilization.
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Extravagant Appropriations Criticized By Texas Commentator
A Texas critic denounces lavish state spending after World War I, noting farmers' low prices, deflated cattle equity, and mass unemployment. The piece warns taxes reach constitutional limits, urges watchdogs for the treasury, and questions legislators' fiscal restraint amid national debt and wartime legacies.
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Direct Cable Money Transfer Service Reopens to Austria and Succession States
The Western Union Telegraph Company restarts direct money transfer to Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Roumania and Bulgaria on July 15. Remittances to these destinations will be in U S dollars at the sender side and payable in local currency at the destination, with refunds if non payment. The service aims to offer cheap quick and safe transfers to abroad connections.
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Fingerprint proposal for every child sparks debate
A scientist urges fingerprinting all children by age ten. He notes rooms with child occupants show walls displaying collected prints. Classified ad: For rent two-room furnished house for light-house keeping, contact Mrs E J Moyer. 29-tf.
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El Paso Hospital Misreads Whiskey Seizure Report
An El Paso hospital received a government seizure assignment of whiskey but found bottles contained only tea decoction. Officials showed lack of familiarity with enforcement practices, unaware whiskey matures into a different substance when left in care.
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Missouri Industrial Court allows one outburst without losing service
The Missouri Industrial Court rules a single profanity directed at a telephone operator does not forfeit telephone service. The piece muses on whether this mercy reaches the right number. It also wittily notes Oklahoma as a place loyal to homegrown industry and crude oil over old-time punishment.
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Trade Minister Targeted by Soviet Russia Question
A puzzled observer asks what Soviet Russia seeks with a minister of trade, implying strategic aims behind pressuring or engaging trade officials. The remark reflects Cold War tensions and curiosity about Moscow's motives in economic diplomacy.
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Governors Back Plan for Disarmament Conference
Twenty state governors approve a disarmament conference plan, arguing there is no harm in dialogue. The article hints that the country may abandon an America First policy and a period of splendid isolation from the prior campaign.
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