French boxer Bonnet loses bout in Paris crowd shock
Associated Press reports Florentin Bonnet opened in Paris traveling through the main ring when heavyweight Marcel Nilles delivered a right cross and knocked the Frenchman to the jaw. Bonnet claimed the punch stunned him as spectators watched the dramatic count.
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Associated Press
Florentin” Bonnet
Nerican
A. J
Paris
van der Veer Hand
Ing- Marcel Nilles
Nina Het Nilles
Otteered Bonnet
Condo
Demp
Bonnet
British steel export subsidies urged to curb costs
Sir Al Dorman of a leading British steel company warned that aging costs remain over 70 percent of pre war levels while steel prices rise less than 40 percent. He said without export subsidies to restore equilibrium with continental markets the country risks a fall in steel exports and a loss of purchasing power abroad.
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Iddleshore
Eng
Asted
Sir al Dorman
Jeading
Great Britain
Los Angeles Club Tests Proverb On Driving Speed
The Automobile Club of Southern California ran three city routes in Los Angeles to compare fastest driving with careful, law abiding driving. Over two hours the hurried driver saved only ten minutes in total, about five minutes per hour, across 1.5 miles per route.
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Los Angeles Automobile Club
Los Angeles
Associated’ Press
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Jess
Crossword Puzzle From Yesterday’s Newspaper Clue List
Fragmented OCR puzzle shows horizontal and vertical clues with partial answers and misprints. It lists sport, objects, directions, and various definitions, ending with an instruction about yesterday’s answer. The text appears as a damaged crossword puzzle page segment with scattered terms and numbers.
Mann proposes amendment to raise legislative pay
Topeka January 26 Representative Charles E Mann former speaker of the house announced plans for a constitutional amendment to be submitted to voters. It would provide adequate expenses for legislators who now receive only three dollars per day for a fifty day session. The amendment would pay each member five hundred dollars in salary for every regular session and for the actual sessions.
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Topeka
Charles E. Mann
House
Mann
Law Amendment Proposes Higher Legislator Pay by Population
Provisions contemplate a $700 salary for each legislator once the state population hits 2,000,000 and a $300 salary during special sessions, with travel expenses capped at 3200 for each special session. The amendment outlines that traveling expenses apply per session and sets a framework for compensation as the population threshold is met.
Defeat Postage Increase Debate in Senate
Washington reports the Senate defeated without a record vote an attempt by Senator Sterling to raise letter postage from 1 to 1 3/4 cents where free delivery by carrier is not established. The move, opposed by the Post Office Committee, faced practical issues noted by Senator Moses about implementing a half cent rate.
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Washington
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate
Post Office Department
Senate Post Office Committee
Moses
Repulican
New Hampshire
Dean of Solons Reflects on Politics in Senate
Topeka Kansas January 28 Associated Press Francis I Price of Ashland, long the dean of the Kansas Senate, reflects on sixteen years of influence, retirement to private life, and his views on constructive legislation, governing and the national tax policy. He praises Coolidge era policies and urges the new Senate to advance tax relief and prudent governance. He notes opposition to extreme political maneuvers and hopes his successor continues work for the public good.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Prese
Kansas
Francis I. Price
Astland
Solons
State Senate
Price
Senate
Ashland
M. Davis
Senator Price
Taton
Taj & Sonce
Coolidge
Hey
Congress
Home remedy for coughs using Pinex syrup and sugar
A home made cough syrup claims quick relief for stubborn coughs and bronchial ailments. Mix 24% ounces Pinex with a pint of plain sugar syrup or molasses to make a full pint of syrup that soothes throat irritation, loosens phlegm, eases breathing, and aids sleep. Guaranteed satisfaction or refund, sent from Wayne, Indiana.
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Tua Pines Ga
Wayne
Senate approves two cent rate on private mailing cards
The text notes Senate action on postal rates, rejecting a one cent increase for ordinary cards while approving a two cent rate for picture and private mailing cards, raising the second class rate as part of key provisions. It mentions department proposals and an overall increase of one and a half cents over changes.
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Senate
Powder stored underwater resists deterioration long term
Army tests show smokeless powder stored in cold lake water remains stable for six months with no change in stability or ballistic properties. Drying the powder allows it to fire in its original gun without affecting velocity or pressure. Tests compare lake storage to magazine storage across 75 mm 151 mm and 12 inch varieties.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Army
Ninth Corps
Local Notables and School Games Highlight Small Town News
Oren Gross and family visit from Evanston Wyoming. Linwood High, Batiner 4, and Lawrence vocational teams play ball with scores 12 to 13 and 9 to 13. Residents include Mrs. Hubbard and Miss Warren visiting relatives in Kansas City and Marysville. The town plans a new newspaper office sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Oren Gross
Eveneton
Wyo
W. E. Gross
J. E.blevins
Troy Snider
Sam Slagle
Bluejacket
Okla
Odge
Frank Slagle
Slagle
Lawrence Vocational Agriculture Tieam
Linwood
Ame B
Linwood High
Batiner
Elrca
Wm. Anderson
H. L. Collins
Manhattan
M. R. Pyles
Dodge City
Jennie Hubbard
A. H. Engle
Kansas City
A. T. Meinke
Electric Light Company
Bonner Springs
John Smelser
Pearl Warren
Bennie Staley
Roy Bowers
Billy
Clarence Lundy
Marysville
Kans
C. A. Harbaugh
B.C. Starry
Louisburg
H. F. Wilson
Manketto
Chamber of Commercie
G. H. Freeman
A. J. Smith
Olathe
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Offer Tasteless Health Boost
Sought in drug stores for all ages, McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets promise flesh gain and vitality without fishy taste. Testimonials claim gains of 12 to 15 pounds in weeks, with money-back offers if no weight increase. Priced at 60 cents for 60 tablets, the ad urges shoppers to seek the original and beware imitations.
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McCoy
Gil
City
Round Corner
Rankin’s
McCoy's
Sweden Sends New Year's Greetings by Radio
Stockholm reports a historic milestone in cross Atlantic communication as Sweden opens the Grimeton radio station enabling direct New Year greetings to the United States. Messages travel from remote Swedish locations to New York in about half an hour with over 1000 transmissions.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Sweden
America
United States
Grimeton
New York
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair
An old time home remedy for darkening gray hair is revived with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold at drug stores. A downtown druggist says it darkens naturally and evenly, applied with a sponge or brush strand by strand, fading gray by morning and becoming glossy after one or two more uses.
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Wyeth
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promoted for Obesity
An old promotional snippet touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as an obesity remedy. It claims the tablet form is easy to obtain at drug stores or direct from the Marmola Co., Detroit, and asserts it removes the need for dieting or vigorous exercise.
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Marmola Co
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Detroit
Mich
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