Europe faces war talk and postwar unity debates
The essay urges Europe to pursue economic reform and energy development to avert another great war. It contrasts European leaders and nations, notes Mussolini and Poincare austerity, and recalls Nietzsche and Angell on federation, while warning the US not to intervene in European affairs. Closer to home, Philadelphia clergy oppose a heavyweight bout amid gate receipts. A Kaiser return rumor and mixed Franco–German tensions are touched on with political satire.
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Moody Criticizes Ferguson Campaign as Texas Runoff Heats Up
Attorney General candidate Dan Moody ramps up statewide campaigning with 36 Moody speakers while Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson and husband James E. Ferguson refrain from active appearances. Moody rebuts Ferguson charges on prison relocation and accuses Ferguson of misrepresentation as voters head into the runoff. Moody set to speak in Gilmer and Tyler with other stops noted in the Texas attorney general race.
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How Young Must A Girl Be to Display Knees
An El Paso incident reports Patrolman H J Kahl arresting a girl for indecent exposure after seeing knees. The girl was found to be 12, and Kahl was suspended for incompetency. He argued misjudgment over age ambiguity.
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Woman slays four children in Mississippi
Mrs. Scott Allen, 85, fatally harmed her four children aged 8 months to 8 years at their Moss area home in Jasper county. Authorities say insanity over religion was the stated motive. Mr. Allen was away from home at the time.
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Explosion at Farmers' Deposit and Savings Bank
A man dressed in work clothes detonated a bomb inside the Farmers' Deposit and Savings Bank in Pittsburgh after his demand for $2,000 was rejected. The blast wrecked the interior, killed at least one person, critically injured others, and left about twenty pedestrians with cuts and bruises.
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Farmers’ Deposit and Savings Bank
Man who slew step-daughter with ax captured near crime scene
John Schmidt a Rhinehart Louisiana slave worker killed his 15 year old step daughter by crushing her skull with an axe and seriously wounded his wife yesterday. He was captured today near the scene of the crime after contemplating suicide.
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Four Estrada Airplanes Found by U S Forces
A U S search near San Diego California uncovers four airplanes believed tied to the Mesiren revolutionary movement led byGen. Feorique Betrede. The craft were set and charted on a field by United States authorities amid a crackdown in the Bates district area.
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Hit and Run Auto Crash Sends Officer to Hospital
Motorcycle patrolman Frank Williams was struck by a speeding unknown driver at Tenth and Arthur streets. Williams suffered a broken right leg and a badly sprained ankle as witnesses helped upright the motorcycle before he was taken to the hospital. Police seek the hit and run motorist.
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Mo P Plans New Railroad Line in Arkansas
Missouri Pacific outlines plans to construct a new rail line in Arkansas. The project aims to expand connections and improve freight and passenger service across the state. Details on route length and schedule were not provided in the available text.
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Amarillo Faces Risk in Ht-of-Way Fund Campaign
The piece warns that Amarillo must raise a ground for the Rock Island line to avoid being left with a halted project. It notes the railroad is grading north of the city and could continue without city pledges, potentially leaving only a short branch to the oil field and delaying completion across the river.
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Moody Rally Tonight Mass Troops Along Border
Gen J Andrew Almazan says Mexican seventh corps area massed troops from Laredo to Brownsville ready to capture rebel elements who may attempt a coup. He jokes about returning to the saddle and cites Estrada band crossing fears. Service Tailors, Tell it to Burk $878.
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Brownsville
J. Andrew Almazan
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Estrada
Plains rally in Amarillo endorses Dan as Texas governor
An all Plains rally at the Amarillo auditorium will affirm that Dan is the man for Texas governor. Col Alvin Owsley of Dallas former national American Legion commander will speak as a leading speaker. Short talks and a voter drive to energize polls Saturday follow the program chaired by Jim Gulerie with Colonel Ernest Thompson introducing Owsley.
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Baseball Postponed Across Cities by Rain
The Associated Press reports the Philadelphia Chicago game in Philadelphia was postponed by rain. Also New York hosts Cleveland postponed, and Boston sees Detroit postponed due to rain.
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Valentino Dies as Public Mourning Grips City
Rudolph Valentino died at age 31 leaving fans in New York and Los Angeles in shock. Reports say he expressed a wish to die young and the funeral plans await his brother’s arrival from Italy. Tributes pour in from film figures as Considine notes the star’s rise from poverty to earning a million dollars last year.
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Panic at Valentino viewing crowds injures six in New York
In heavy rain crowds waiting to view Rudolph Valentino’s body in front of a funeral church on Broadway forced a plate glass window to crash during mounted police attempts to clear the area. Six people including three women and three policemen were injured. another woman’s foot was crushed under a horse.
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