Plan revived for railroad to Argentine
United Press reports a revived Pan American railway plan to connect New York with Buenos Aires by about 10,116 miles of track. A revised conference program aims to push the project with approval from ministers and a Cuban charge d affaires, noting two thirds of the line has already been built and remaining sections depend on economic factors.
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United Press
Washington
Pan American Railway
New York
Buenos Aires
Alfaro
Panama
Lascasa
Nicaragua
Jose T. Baron
Cuba
Great Continental Railway
Bennos Aires
Baby Lindy to Choose Own Work
Charles Lindbergh Jr will pick his own career when he reaches adulthood the father says in the Pictorial Review. Col Lindbergh notes his son has not yet reached an age for future plans and plans a renewed trip to Mexico and South America.
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United Press
New York
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
The
Pictorial Review
Col. Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindbergh
Mexico
South America
Moody undecided on special session for drought relief
In Austin on Oct 9, Dan Moody said he remained undecided about calling a special legislative session to provide drought relief. He noted prior letters mostly favored a session, but inked opposition grew as West Texas rain improved prospects. He would heed the drouth area wishes while considering bank loan implications for farmers.
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Associated Press
Austin
Dan Moody
West Texas
Drouth
Pink Parrish
Doctor Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Laxative Ad
A vintage health ad promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe effective laxative. It claims the formula is unchanged since its origin and suitable for men women children and babies. It emphasizes six daily water glasses high fiber intake and mild laxative use.
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Dr. Caldwell
America
Paralysis Victims May Be Immune
Dr Rex L Dively of Kansas City told the Kansas City southwest clinical society that monkey experiments show six month immunity against infantile paralysis. He said a six month protection could cover children through epidemic periods.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Rex L. Dively
Kansas City Southwest Clinical Society
Defyer of Dry Law Is Freed on Charge
Al Preusser of Red Bluff faced liquor charges in a federal court in Sacramento and was acquitted after a brief trial. This marked his third liquor case, with a previous conviction and six month sentence. He had defied Prohibition, vowing not to shave or cut his hair until the law ended.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
al Preusser
Red Bluff
Preusser
Kingsford Smith Sets Course for Australia
Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith, famed Australian aviator who has crossed both oceans, departed from Heston today in a lightweight aircraft for a solo journey to Australia. The fuel load enables an estimated 2,000 mile nonstop flight.
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Associated Press
Heston
Eng
Charles Kingsford Smith
Pacific
Atlantic
Australia
Man With Long Hair and Beard Feels the Strain
The unnamed subject is described with hair to the shoulders and a beard over two feet long, indicating a dramatic transformation or burden. The fragment suggests a portrait of a figure whose appearance signals a notable change or idiosyncrasy. The tone remains observational and unspecified in context.
New Haven for Friendless Dogs Opens in Chicago
A new two story refuge for friendless dogs rises from the ashes of Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin's shelter. It offers steam heat modern lighting hot and cold water and two attendants. Built for 8600 by subscription it houses 150 dogs after eighty nine were destroyed in last winter's fire.
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Chicago
Irene Castle McLaughlin
C C Traffic Head To Attend Meeting
J Cole traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce will go to Sweetwater on Friday to meet with a special committee of West Texas Chamber of Commerce representatives. The one day meeting aims to solve traffic problems facing the West Texas organization. Committee members include D B Foy Wichita Falls BE R Tanner El Paso D H Berry San Antonio and J Cole Amarillo.
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J. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Sweetwater
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Organization
D. B. Foy
Wichita Falls
BE. R. Tanner
Fl Paso
D. H. Berry
San Antonio
Amarillo
Arrest Two In Robbery Of Mayor's Wife
Chicago October 9. Mayor William Hale Thompson demanded immediate police action after four men robbed his wife of jewelry worth 15 550. Two suspects named Sam Battagila and William Carr were arrested and questioned. They denied involvement.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
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