Man jailed for refusing vaccinate child trials protest planned
Associated Press reports in San Antonio that Lemly an anti vaccinationist remains jailed for failing to post appeal bonds in eight cases tied to violations of the city vaccination ordinance. A sympathy demonstration with a New Braunfels band is planned, with a meeting at Alamo Plaza and parade to Main Avenue high school. Lemly on hunger strike, refuses to eat, and vows to continue challenging fines while pending complaints mount.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
SVP
Lemly
New Braunfels
Alamo Plaza
Main Avenue High School
J. Morrison
American Liberty League
R. C. Reynolds
Reynolds
The Vicious Cycle Hair Loss Worry Joke
Amherst Lord Jeff quips about hair loss and worry in a brief exchange. The line highlights a humorous take on anxiety about appearance. No additional context available.
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Amherst Lord
Jeff
State rests its case after Mrs Stokes testifies
In Chicago on March 11 Mrs Helen Wilwood Stokes testified in the trial of her 73 year old husband W EH D Stokes New York millionaire apartment hotel owner denying allegations of misconduct including claims she was an inmate at a Chicago underworld resort and that she traveled with young male companions Two sleeping car conductors testified she was with them twice Prosecution led by Milton B Smith opened closing arguments after two and a half hours with plans for more tomorrow Defense led by Do Rathbun and W W Smith to follow The outcome appeared likely to go to the jury late tomorrow or Friday
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Associated
Tresa
Chicago
Helen Wilwood Stokes
W. EH. D. Stokes
New York
Robert F. Lee
The Hurricane Kid Opens at Fair Theater
Universal western star Hoot Gibson headlines The Hurricane Kid directed by Edward Sedgwick with a focus on human drama over standard heroics. The story follows Gibson on Pal the horse as he dodges foreman troubles and wooes a rancher's daughter, delivering action amid scenic western backdrops.
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Fair Theater
Universal
Gibson
Edward Sedgwick
Will Lambert
Raymond L. Schrock
E. Richard Schayer
Virgil Miller
Hoot
Saturday Show Planned for Kids at the Mission
Under parent teacher club auspices a special Saturday morning screening of Johnny Hines picture The Quarly Bird will be at the Mission with a first show at 9 am and a second at 11 am. Shows run 9 am to 11 pm with additional attractions including a crossword cartoon Pathe News and Aesop’s Fables.
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Quarly Bird
Mission
Pathe News
Aaesop
P O Hanna to Lead Hemphill County Agent Role
Special to The News Canadian March 11 P D Hanna long time farm census chief for twenty six Panhandle counties and eastern Oklahoma arrives to assume Hemphill county agent duties He notes farm counts have risen sharply in several Panhandle counties with gains of 100 percent or more Since starting his census work in Canyon Hanna will oversee the five year federal farm census program from Canadian and area offices.
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P. D. Hanna
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Hemphill
Submarine Fleet Saves U S From Invasion in Pacific
In a dramatic Pacific test, 109 ships and submarines staged dawn to dawn maneuvers off California. Blue scout submarines exposed a Mexican coast invasion threat, penetrating black lines as destroyers clashed and torpedoes found targets. Admiral Coontz ended the nine hour battle at 6:25 AM, with full reports due Saturday.
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U. S
Seattle
Lower
California
United States
Pacific
Mexican
Uncle Sam
Panama
Admiral Coontz
North Island
San Diego
Wheat Prices Drop Sharply on Foreign Selling and May Delivery
Wheat prices fell today in Chicago with heavy selling of May futures. Foreign interests, especially English buyers, were noted as contributors to the decline. May delivery slid to 1.8014, down from yesterday, as global export volume and a weak Liverpool market pressured the Chicago pits in late trading.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ocean Passage
Liverpool
Atlantic
Sculptor Borglum to reside at Raleigh
Gutzon Borglum, recently discharged as directing sculptor of the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial, announces he will make his home in Raleigh, North Carolina, soon. He spoke in Fayetteville last night and visited Governor McLean’s Lumberton home while en route with W. M. Fuller of New York.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
N. C
Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Raleigh
Borglum
Fayetteville
W. M. Fuller
New York
McLean
North Carolina
Lumberton
Roosevelt Deposition Details Teapot Dome Leasing Affair
The Deposition of Theodore Roosevelt describes efforts to modify the executive order transferring Teapot Dome control to the interior department, Roosevelt's lack of knowledge about Elk Hills and Teapot Dome leases, and Navy plans for large oil storage. It notes Denby and Harding’s roles, plus references to Booth Shafroth and Falls in related testimony and exhibits.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert B. Kail
Interior Department
Navy
Roosevelt
Griffin
Navy Department
Edwin Denby
Denby
Harding
Elk Hills Naval Reserve
California
Teapot Dome
Department
J. W. Lacey
Defense Council
Naval Oil Reserve
Falls
Three Rivers
N. M
B.C. Finney
Sinclair
England perfecting control of airplanes by wireless
English airmen have been flying planes over the south coast without pilots using wireless control. A recent crash into the sea prompted officials to reveal the machines were pilotless and steered from shore via radio, explaining weeks of observed aerial circling.
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England
London
Air Force
Zebras to be Raised on British Estates in Experiment
Zebra import from Rhodesia arrives in London for G. B. Chapman to raise in England. Pairs to Chilham Castle grounds belonging to Edmund Davis, others to Primley Park Paignton Devon, and Beattock Park Dumfriesshire owned by Sir William.
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Associated Press
London
Rhodesia
G. B. Chapman
Chilham Castle
Ent
Edmund Davis
H. Whitley
Primley Park
Paignton
Devon
Beattock Park
Dumfriesshire
Sir William
British fear trip to US to study European art
London notes that English art treasures are moving to America as Americans buy English and continental works since the war. The Sunday Pictorial cites estimates of two million tons of pictures and antiques sold in London for the United States last year and about 55 million dollars overall since the war. Private collections vanish from England as masters leave public galleries.
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London
United States
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Sunday Pictorial
England
Atlantic
America
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