House Leaders Refuse Senate Additions to Bonus Bill
Washington August 31 Republicans in the House refuse to accept Senate amendments McNary land reclamation and Simmons foreign debts to the soldier bonus measure. The bill passed the Senate and moves to conference with expectations to report back within ten days. The president’s stance and treasury views shape the path as debate concentrates on the military bonus and its financing.
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Recognition of Mexico by U S Soon
A leading cabinet officer said the United States will grant recognition to Mexico by October 15. The official spoke anonymously in the tense early days of Congress as the majority party anticipates shifts in foreign policy and international alignment.
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United States
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Congress
Caine
Bond Drive Aims to Approve $300000 Auditorium Issue
A local campaign launches to back a $300000 bond for an auditorium in Terre. Speakers from Kiwanis Canonns Cluddy and others will explain the need before an election set for September. If approved, San Antonio would gain an auditorium of about 7000 capacity at a total cost around $800000 with land already secured.
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Rotten Egg Throwers Roil County Roads in Bizarre Rally
A troubling roadside incident grows as a group dubbed the Rotten Egg Throwers stage a urban fringe protest on Fredericksburg Road and Loop areas. Local residents report egging parties since January and increased activity around S Loop, with complaints escalating about safety and decency.
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Fredericksburg
Tlynic
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Hamburg
First Arrest In Hassacre Case Is... Arion HI
Olis Clark a Breer coal miner was arrested in Arion for first degree murder connected to the Werrin imaascore on June 2. Clark, in Williamson County jail, had been in the attorney's office before learning of the Indictment. Indictment returned by grand jury yesterday. miners' lawyers expected to seek bail for Clark.
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Bolsheviks Revolt Sparks Sailor Uprising in South Regions
Destin reports from London say Bolshevik sailors in the Black Sea have joined a revolt against the Soviet Government. signaling between revolutionary factions and Prussian troops is noted as southern provinces rise in opposition.
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Actress Recasts Tale Bergen Had Chance for Defense
Rg International News Service reports Nod Auga Chas Scullion, brother of Sire, and Geo Cine wife of Tau charged with murder are tested by Bergen County detectives on a warrant. Scullion was jailed after questioning by Prosecuting Attorney Hart.
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Sixteen Saved From Japanese Coast Cruiser Typhoon Loss
The Navy Department announced that only sixteen of the crew of the coast cruiser Nhtaks, near Saghatin, were saved after a typhoon struck. A few bodies were recovered, and the cruiser lay submerged at the scene.
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Ice Covered Tub of Beer Sparks Multiple Arrests
Report describes arrests after an ice filled tub of beer was found near a roadside in Sutherland Springs Rowi area with six bottles in a car and several others in the tub. Also notes Grover Twig, a Cotton Belt brakeman, involved in a separate Trinidad incident with nine tickets of lard found on three men.
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Miller nuptials planned but divorce must come first
Os Angeles Aug 11 The Miller family remains in the public eye as Marilyen Miller now Mrs Jack Pickford begins newlywed life. Reports say Claire Miller, Marilynn's younger sister, may wed again soon but must obtain a divorce first from Nagband No-Hi, separated nearly a year, with Chicago and Boston as likely paths for action and court filings looming amid family gossip.
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Southern Novelty Orchestra Broadcasts Jazz Tonight
Miss Hazel Licklider leads the Southern Novelty Orchestra in a 7:30 pm radio concert on WJAE, featuring new songs and notable jazz pieces. Stanley de Waal and Benclard join on trumpet and xylorhon, with special arrangements and sound quality promised for listeners across the Southwest Texas area.
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Britain cancels recognition of two U S consuls
London announces withdrawal of official recognition from Consul Slater and Vice Consul Russell Brooks stationed in Newcastle. The move follows claims they attempted to compel British subjects to travel on American ships, amid broader tensions over U S and British consular powers lasting into July.
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Death Toll Rises From Canadian Coal Mine Blast at Cumberland
August 31 report from Victoria B C says fifteen men died and fourteen injured in a mine explosion a mile and a half underground at Canadian Collieries Limited Cumberland Vancouver Island. Three killed were white, six Japanese, six Chinese. Rescue teams, led by the mine physician and a nurse, retrieved bodies and treated the injured as officials assessed mine damage. The blast traceable to a firing device used for blasting brushing to loosen coal.
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Nurse Bellotti First Woman to Enter Mine for Rescue
In Cumberland Vancouver Island after a deadly blast that killed 15 and left 14 injured with three missing, Nurse Bellotti became the first woman in the province to descend into the smoking gassy mine to tend the wounded and bring aid to the trapped.
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Allies Refuse Moratorium To Germany in War Toll
United Press dispatch reports Allied Reparations Commission sessions indicate Germany denied a moratorium on war payments. French and British officials scramble to consult with Premier Poincare as French demand stricter terms on German debt relief persists.
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Murguia Rebel Leader Supposedly Cornered in Mexican Mountains
Historical reports claim General Murguia and rebel forces are pressed in Durango and surrounding mountains as Mexican troops tighten control of Coupulia region. Officials say Murguia’s star waned, with fears of death or return to the United States amid ongoing revolutionary activity.
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Klan literature distributor fined for no lights
J Floyd Smith admitted driver of the car was fined $2 by Judge Rochester for operating an automobile without lights. Patrolman J J Calderon reported Klan literature or dodgers were found. Smith, secretary of a local youth association, alleged the lights were out until told by officers. The case included a circular urging support for the Klan and a letter from a Mason backing Klansmen.
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