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Wash
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Bible culture hides in Washington as Vermont roots show
Washington notes describe Vermont President Goolidge's Bible reading as rare in the capital. Attorney General Sargent admits glimpsing scripture, while Treasury Secretary Mellon casually twirls his mustache at a White House reception, a rare sight for a man of wealth and status.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Ashington
Vermont
Goolidge
Washington
John G. Sargent
Mellon
Eccentric Ruminations on God Science and Public Morality
The piece mixes religious, scientific, and social commentary with references to Fundamentalism, Edison, Depew, and the Maine disaster. It discusses belief, education, media, and public influence, noting how theatre and press reflect society and how events shape policy and leadership over time.
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Chancey Depew
Edison
Depew
Florida
Impossible Odds Move Echo Through New York Crowd
A fragment from a speech or song reaches a vast New York audience of six million, stirring reaction about salvation and belief. The line suggests relentless effort and optimistic resolve despite doubt.
Car Crash Kills Sawmill Worker
Tyler Tex Feb 15 A sawmill worker Charles Steifer 40 of Bullard was killed when a truck load of lumber overturned near Tyler last night trapping him beneath the lumber.
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Tyler
Tex
Charles Steifer
Bullard
U S Sends New Marines to Nicaragua
Washington February 15 The Navy ordered the transport Henderson to sail from Philadelphia with two hundred blue jackets for the scouting fleet to Guan tanamo as Latimer meets Juan Sacasa seeking a peaceful Nicaragua solution. The move signals readiness to protect American interests amid changing conditions.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Latimer
Juan Sacasa
Navy Department
Henderson
Philadelphia
Guantanamoowith
Latimer- Sacasa
Trenderson
Newport
R. I
Opium Ring Busted in Spokane Involving Half Million Valuation
Spokane police seized two shipments of opium valued at nearly half a million dollars and arrested several members of an alleged smuggling ring in Spokane Washington. The seizures were announced today as part of ongoing efforts to curb narcotics trafficking.
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Spokane
Wash
Senate finance panel approves loan bill for bonus certificates
The senate finance committee approved today the house bill governing government loans on bonus certificates, advancing the measure toward a full chamber vote.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Fifteen Year Term for Robbery in Dallas Case
A Dallas judge sentenced Joe Shelley to 15 years for robbing John Morrison at gunpoint and stealing one dime and four pennies on December 30. The case comes after Albert Colt received five years for stealing fifty cents from a woman on Christmas Eve, reflecting Dallas juries’ harsh sentencing trend.
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Dallas
Joe Shelley
State Penitentiary
John Morrison
Albert Colt
House Ok's Senate Farm Relief Bill
The house today voted to substitute the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill as passed by the senate for the house companion measure. A vote on final passage must yet be taken.
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Washington
House
Senate
Laredo Celebration Plans Ahead of Railway and Garden Treasures
Around the Town notes final arrangements for a special train bringing Gov Dan Moody and Texas legislators to Laredo on February 22, with events lasting through midnight. It cites property purchases by Alva Niles Rosa Epstein and C O Maddox, and upcoming spring gardens with diverse roses and Bermuda onions near market. Street lighting crews install multicolor incandescents for five nights of illumination during the festivities.
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Matias de Liano
Bill Sterling
San Antonio
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Marshall Hicks
Dan Moody
Texas
Laredo
Alva Niles
John Martin
Telephone Exchange
Old County Courthouse
Rosa Epstein
Wormyger
C. O. Maddox
Guinn- Ward Realty Co
Wilbur P. Allen
Kirkpatrick
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Hank
Old Times Corner
Ben Lyon’s Storied Career in Stage and Screen
Ben Lyon, born 1901 in Atlanta, built a rich career from child roles to 32 stock productions. He rose with First National in Potash and Perlmutter and Flaming Youth, later starring in Mary the Third and Seventeen, and appeared in films such as The White Moth So Big and The Pace that Thrills. His latest project at First National was The Perfect Sap with Pauline Starke, and his next venture expected to be Ben Lyon to Unmarried by Robert T. Kane.
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Baltimore City College
World Film Company
Osers
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First Nationals
Bora
Colleen Moore
Pola Negri
Gloria Swanson
Robert T. Kane
Ben Tiyon
Hera
Peter
Ness Nager
Bes
Verest
Ladd Train Arrives in Laredo Amid Tri Color Illumination
Charles F P Ladd brings a special homeseekers trainload to Laredo next Monday evening greeted by tri colored incandescent illumination honoring the memory of the father of his country. Illumination will be on as homeseekers return from their trip. Many applicants enter the rodeo contests scheduled for next Monday and Tuesday afternoons starting at 2 o'clock.
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Charles F. P. Ladd
Laredo
Fort McIntosh Rodeo Aims for Best Ever Event
Rodeo committee led by Jtt Sterling with high effort to present one of the best rodeos in the region. They plan to secure top riders and rappers as participants for an outstanding event.
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Fort McIntosh
Rodeo Committee
Jtt Sterling
Hig Committee
Prediction of hooves from high heels at state convention
The 2000 Ai 1 group predicts high heeled shoes will raise off the ground and harden the balls of the feet into hoof like shapes. The convention urges wearing proper shoes to prevent this odd transformation.
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Chicago
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