Unseen Forces Control Destiny of Government
Professor John C Hall of Salem Oregon head of the Scandinavian Bureau of the Democratic Nations Committee was dismissed after Senator New of Indiana claimed he offered services to the Republican party. Christensen charged both campaigns are financed by Wall Street and urged an investigation into a ruling clique of capitalists. He pointed to Morgan interests and noted media outlets backing both parties as proof of interrelated financial influence. White testified about Democratic finance but warned Cox lacks conclusive proof of larger conspiracies.
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L. ©. Martin
United Perens
New York
John C. Hall
Salem
Ore
Democratic Nations
Harrison
Mississippi
Chicago
New
Indiana
Hall
Cggago
Wall Street
Parley B. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Piaaty “Slush Fund
Christensen
Nepubican
Ita
Henry I. Davina
Llarding
Marionaml
Thane
Evyeping Post
Morgan Jim
Thoma W. Livtont
Ocrats
Dempocratic National Committee
Wmmall Popular Comeriuationg
White
Jennb- Nean
Wil Boys
Fred Upqua
Hays
Upham
Caine
Mehey
Busbes
Cox
Repb- Urata
Enderbold
Holt
Spencer
Pittsburgh
L White
Bia
Rockefellers
Blane Survives Plane Crash After Somersaults
A pilot named Blane piloted a plane that lost control at Kelly Field No 2 crashing near hangar 27. He was uninjured after the aircraft tumbled twice into a ground contact, skimmed a pigeon, and slid along the ground before stopping. The craft did not catch fire.
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Kelly Field
Eck
Phe Blanc
Balloon landing pigeon carries order of safe parade
Pigeon at Brooks Field carried news of a balloon party from San Antonio to Kendalla. The three hour forty five minute mission involved about 35 officers led by Brig. Gen. G Moxley with Maj. Tarner Lieut. Edward Mem and other lieutenants. Among them were Travis and Hara from Brooks Field. Yale professor Perrin died en route.
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Brooks Field
San Antonio
Kendalla
Tirty
G .M. Moxley
Xey E Brigade
Camp Travia
Tarner Ang
Edward C
Principals in guard kidnapping case urge trial at Houston
Avszty Tex Sept 1 No developments on proposed court martial of Texas National Guardsmen who tried to arrest G W Sanders editor of the Houston Press were reported. Governor Hobby and Brig Gen Wolters withheld telegrams requesting action. officials noted the three officers sought a court martial in the stockade and defended their actions as loyalty to General Wolters amid controversy over the alleged kidnapping attempt at Houston Country Club.
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Avszty
Tex
Texas National
Houston Press
Nouston
Hobby
Genmmanding
Galveston
Ie Eras
Stockade
Weil Chr Oni
Eisai Filal
Wolters
Saori
Low
Sanders
Sandera Galvesina
Cahhot
Fille
Brooks Field Hangar Blown Down by Wind
Strong Texan winds yesterday afternoon toppled the Brooks Field canvas hangar. Maj Thornell said the structure cannot be rebuilt at the field and a steel hangar is planned for completion next July. The wind damaged additional facilities including the wireless antennae and masts, with no balloons in the hangar at the time.
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Bbooks
Suntown
Tebn G. Thorneil
Brooks Field
Maj
Thornell
Nis
Edward Fl. Dignowity
Quarter- Minster
Mal. Thornel
Hoepllette
Weater
France
San Antonio
Galveston
Bss
Manny
Wireleas ‘School
Young Woman Whips Army Captain at Camp Travis
A neatly dressed young woman entered the Army infirmary at Camp Travis around 10:30 AM and delivered a thorough whipping to a captain in the Army Medical Corps. She spoke to Evening News later, claiming satisfaction from the deed as fellow officers repaired the captain’s damages.
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Army Infirmary
Camps Travis
Army Medical Corps
Evening News
Women Vote Rights Clarified By Texas Suffrage Ruling
In Austin on September 1 a new suffrage amendment ruling says Texas women may vote in the upcoming election without needing a poll tax receipt, except for primaries. Assistant Attorney General C. L. Stone relayed guidance to County Judge Henry Neteau of Cass County, noting eligibility under federal amendment. Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby linked the change to the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment. The report also notes a resignation: State Health Officer Goddard tendered resignation. successor unnamed.
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Austin
Tex
Star Women of
Texas
Telegraph
C. L. Stone
Henry Neteau
Cass County
United States
Bainbridge
Colby
Tennessee
Hetterdar
House
The
Supreme Court
House Journal
Hady
Senate
Washington
New York
National League of Women Voters
Alice Pal
Paul
Virginia
New York Assembly
Suffragists Push Connecticut Ratification Campaign
Hartford and Washington dispatches report suffrage advocates launching a drive to press Connecticut to ratify the Nineteenth Amendment. Gov Holcomb calls a September 14 special session. national groups plan renewed efforts amid Tennessee debate and legal uncertainty over ratification timing.
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Holcomb
Hartford
Conn
Wolfe will not seek another term as party chair
Dallas September 1 M E Wolfe chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committee said he will not accept the chairmanship for another term. He asked that his name be withdrawn from consideration at the state convention in Fort Worth next week after receiving friendly solicitations to run.
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Dallas
Tex
Wwolfe
Democratic State Executive Committee
Wolfe
Fort Worth
Tailor Lentz Buys 100 Selectag Adjoining Salt Beek
Tailor Lentz acquires 100 Selectag assets adjoining the Salt Beek property as part of a local business expansion. The transfer broadens Lentz’s holdings and links to neighboring commercial parcels in the area.
Unclear Memo Notes Amidst Market Terms
Fragmentary text lists names such as Boyer and Commercy along with scattered terms like weed check and bargain tices. The readable bits suggest a garbled note or in‑progress record referencing individuals and places Crockett and Cady, but no coherent event or action emerges.
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Stendard
Boyer
Crockett ML
Miners Strike Spreads Across New Territory
Across Sleesbarre and Pottsville districts, miners vote for strike starting tomorrow in district No. 2 of the anthracite region. In Wilkes-Barre the industry shows 35,000 workers absent, as coal firms report crippled output and added layoffs.
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Sleesbarre
Innerment
Wilson
Anthracite Commission
Ottsville
Langford
Williamstown
Schvylkil
Neal Farry
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Division
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Stanton
Susquehanna
Ash Coal Company
Pittshurgh
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Coal
Producers’ Association
Soycaded
Jay. Ntor
Clinois
Indiana
Records Show J Barlecorn Dying Hard
Records from the U S District Attorney detail alcohol violations over the past two months. The July docket lists 38 men and two women arraigned on liquor offenses, many waiving hearings and bound over to the federal grand jury.
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John Barlescer
United States
KR. L. Farwards
Whem
Unitedtates
Join the Fight Against Rats and Mice
Public notice urges residents to control rats and mice citing health dangers and property damage. It promotes a free 24 page illustrated booklet with instructions and a coupon to obtain the guide for home pest control.
Bulletin on Rats and Thicke Return Postage Enclosed
Reader supplied two cents for return postage for three free copies of the bulletin on rats and Thicke. The note mentions a name, street, city, and state with the date 2.2.22 and seems to request ease and tie enecabs as identifiers. The fragmentary text indicates mailing details and a prior request for copies.
Death toll climbs as Belfast fighting rages under smoke
Conflicts erupt across Belfast with at least twenty six dead, including civilians killed by patrols and soldiers. Rioting spreads to hospitals, shipyards, and home districts as Firestorms and censured curfews intensify, with 7000 refugees and widespread property damage reported.
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Cameron Highlanders
Sinn Felnera
Sinn Metaers
Tt Stag
Joseph Dertin
Chiba
Shin Wain
Reimovn
Reimovn. Business Circles Are Becoming Glazed Over the Bloycott
Laltust
South Ireand
South Ireland
Ulster Province
Otionk
Ghuytton
Bank Aecounts
Verze
Roudfield
Sing
Nina
nAciVver
FTC Commissioner W. D. Colver Seeks Resignation
Washington Sept. Federal Trade Commissioner W. D. Colver announced his request that the President not reconsider his nomination after his term ends September 30. Colver said he would resign to avoid suggesting foreign policy concerns, stating the action should not be construed as his resignation.
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Ashington
D. C
Federal Trade
W. DB. Colver
Colver
Violent Night Storm Hits Oil Field Damages
A severe wind and thunderstorm caused heavy damage in oil fields near Wichita. Lightning struck a tank at the Gyprey O Company, destroying it with losses near $200,000. Pie plants of two other oil companies at Eldorada were struck, with damages over $25,000 each. Many homes were damaged at Eldorado.
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Wichita, Kun
Gyprey O Company
Here
Elornida
Eldorado
City Ice Price Raise Announced for Tomorrow
Fort Worth Texas papers report a planned ice price increase to 65 cents per hundred pounds with coupon books proposed to redeem cash value. Ice dealers defend the rise citing higher production and fuel costs and the coupon system to offset losses.
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San Antonio
Theater Hotel
Joe
Chamber of Commerce
Joey Laree
Frederick Terrell
Ifalr Price Committee
Uinwres
Tairrie
Mark BP
Poutlewaite
Welling
Dallas
Port Worth
Texas
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Fexp
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State Health
Alediauely
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National Woman's Party
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San Antonio Evening News Information Bureau
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A. W. Stewart
San Antonio Evening News
Chicago Yelbune
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Ulster Unioniat Council
Thtvali Street
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Samuel Colville
Adit McClean
Foul Chapman
Whores War Florca Lighting
Peters TV
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He bin Weinern
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Netwily
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Federal Trade Commission
W. B, Colver
Joey Taylon
Ha Federal
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