Subscription Rates By Mail and Carrier 1926 Texas
Rates for daily newspaper subscriptions effective November 29 1926 payable in advance cover Texas and rest of US and Canada Entries list one year six months three months and one month terms for daily delivery with prices in dollars and cents Also notes second class mailing at Laredo Texas and a Spanish language registration line dated July 1926 away from main rates
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Texas
United States
Possessions
Canada
Laredo
Notice to Subscribers for Missing Newspaper Copy
Readers who do not receive their paper should call the number 43 so a copy can be sent by special messenger.
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Silephone 43
Hope for cotton relief via Walker D. Hines appointment
The Days News argues that cotton shortages in the South may ease if Walker D. Hines becomes president of the Cotton Textile Institute. Hines, a New York lawyer and former director-general of U S railroads in wartime, is a Southerner trained in Kentucky and Virginia. He brings broad views on political, economic and constitutional issues in railroad and textile interests.
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South
Walker D. Hines
Cotton Textile Institute
Hines
New York
United States
Kentucky
Virginia
Anniversaries Reflect on Historic Political Moments
Entries list milestones from 1776 to 1934 including Continental Congress commissioners to European courts, suffrage leaders, and notable deaths. Highlights include Rachel Foster Avery in Pittsburgh, the Armenian persecutions protest, Lord Curzon's viceroyalty ceremony in Bombay, the Iroquois Theater fire, Senator Bowen's death, and Woodrow Wilson’s widow pension.
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Continental Congress
Spain
Austria
Prussia
Tuscany
Rachel Foster Avery
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Lord Cureton
Woodrow Wilson
One Year Age Today Reflected in Local Unit Note
A fragmentary item notes Rev. Daniel Lash Marsh in a dated local context with a reference to Boston Unit raity, showing a brief historical citation without complete details. The readable lines indicate a local church or community connection and a date marker.
Today's birthdays honor Kipling and several notable figures
Rudyard Kipling born in Bombay then Nova Scotia 61 years ago is celebrated alongside Stephen Teace the Canadian humorist England born and Simon Guggenheim the philanthropist and financier. Other entries mention Dr Colgorn from Colorado and John Johnston former president of the International Association of Machinists.
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Rudyard ‘Kipling
The
Moet
Bar Bombay
Inigia
William H. "Johnston
International Association
Nova Scotia
Stephen Teace
Ayriten
Horn
Englands
Simon Guggenheim
United
m.Colgorn Papon
Colo
Senate Notes Highlight Prohibition Debate By Bruce
A Washington gallery observer recalls Senator William Cabell Bruce of Maryland delivering a lengthy prohibition speech on a slow first day of a short session. The tale contrasts idle seats with Bruce’s forceful remarks and notes the session lacks farm relief or tax cuts.
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NBA
Ashington
Middle-West
Dubuque
Senate
William Cabell Bruce
Maryland
Ajsgust
Capitol
Gxodus
Mr. Bruce
Memorial events mark Rizal Day and past tragedies
On Rizal Day in the Philippines commemorations recall Dr. Jose Rizal, the national hero. In Chicago memorial exercises recall the 1903 Iroquois Theater tragedy that killed hundreds of women and children. Louis Kobsuth, the Hungarian patriot, arrived in Washington after an invitation from Congress. Australian Prime Minister Stanley Bruce will visit Washington to honor President Coolidge.
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Louis Kobsuth
Washington
Congress
Stdley M. Brice
New York
Coolidge
Chicago
Rizal
Philippines
Jose Rizal
Christmas Ines and Silent Pages Amid White Out
A fragmented OCR excerpt mentions Christmas items, a silent page, and references to Ommaney Ree and a white setting. The readable pieces hint at an obscure archival note or column with scattered names and phrases without a clear narrative.
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Washington
Ines
Air power and politics cross ages in The Nation
The author critiques labor freedom, intelligence, and publicity in politics. He contrasts ancient Athens with the British House of Commons, questions U S intervention, and notes commentary on divorce, alimony, and gender roles. The piece also covers early U S military aviation plans and British airship efforts.
Gowns and Jewelry Dominate Hollywood Street Wear
Hollywood fashion notes describe exotic gowns and accessories on stars in winter street attire. Renee Adorеs debuts a velvet band hat with gold tassel, while Pola Negri flaunts fur and chic outerwear. Clara Bow plus Florence Victor spotlight sequins and snake skin shoes.
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Hollywood
Cal
Congo
Renee
Pola
Enid Bennett
Bola Negri
iBebe- Danials
Arlette Marchal
Clara Bow
Florence Victor
Hockey at Brown University Returns This Winter
Hockey has been presumed to return to Brown University this winter after a lapse of several years. The decision follows renewed interest from alumni and students seeking intercollegiate play and new coaching prospects.
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Brown University
Mind Own Business Girl Travels Solo Declares No Danger
Belmont girl Miss Priscilla A. Henshaw completes a ten thousand mile U. S. A. tour and asserts the old idea of danger to unaccompanied travelers is a myth. She traveled alone, kept to trains and hotel reservations, and followed her own rule mind your own business.
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International News Service
Boston
Priscilla A. Henshaw
Belmont
Miss Henshaw
Wordplay and Purpose in Self-Improvement
A reflective aphorism notes that progress begins with bettering oneself, which in turn enlarges the broader universe one belongs to. The idea emphasizes personal growth as a path to collective influence and harmony.
Noted Dancer of Old Spain in Seclusion
Madrid reports La Tortajada once ruled European variety halls now lives modestly at Puerta del Sol with her husband and son. The famed dancer, famed for Latin fire and rhythm, remains barely mentioned in papers as she watches street crowds in retirement.
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Old
Spain
Madrid
la Tortajada
Europe
Paris
Berlin
London
Pherta
Puerta del Sol
Snoviba
London Seeks to Curb Auto Toll
London authorities meet in conference to reduce the high death rate from traffic jams. Alarmed by 710 deaths in the first nine months of the year, officials consider remedies, though many proposals have been dismissed as useless.
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International News Service
London
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