Prohibition debate pits supporters against modification
The article reports opposition to easing the Volstead Act with leaders urging stronger enforcement. Prohibition advocates call for more federal officers and judges, speedy trials, and stricter state temperance codes. They warn that loosening laws would undermine constitutional authority and invite lawlessness.
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Arsenimans
Christian Science
Elin A. Boole
New York
Veletian Temperance Union
Ongandentsan
Canada
Iégatlaing
Student Wins Fellowship in Science Or Medicine
A Texas student received a full fellowship after earning a bachelor’s degree from Texas University and continuing studies at Harvard. The award recognizes excellence in science and nursing fields, with support from Walton and Moy of Fort Worth.
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Spaustin
Tex
Braden
Hin
Texas University
Guo
Harvard
Walton and Moy
Kort
Worth
Houston Man Shot at Wife's Home in Sadustor
A man was shot in the back and seriously injured at the home of his wife Mire ara Loy in Houston. Police described the assailant as unknown and investigations continue.
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Houston
Sadustor
NSG
Wits AL Tuice
Xerioutly
Mireara Loy
Higbis
Etnio
Sveremes
iMessbat
Bushick Re-Elected Head Of Texas Pioneers
Frank H. Bushick was re elected president of the Pioneer Aviation Texas chapter at a recent convention. He praised lasting friendships and welfare efforts, naming officers including Vine, Wosatauh, Capen, Denny, and Knos. The gathering featured a program led by Mrs. Borde and a grand hall reception.
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F. H. Bushick
Texas Pioneers
Frank H. Bushick
Castramimola Ty
Astaviatinn
Texas
AL ‘Bushick
Eas Granelation
Lacie
Homstead
Brenner
Angel
al W
Reoth
John E. Elgin Tier
J. Stewart
Pearce
Alexander Boyntan
Garl Gevor
Avis Fon
Brooks
Treuler
Min
Thekla Borde
Staite
Manselgid
Kim
Pioneer William Winerig Left Behind Widely Noted Biographical Sketch
William Winerig, 40, pioneer, was laid to rest Monday with local officials in attendance. He came to the country with his page in tow and joined the White period War. After the war he settled in Ki noe County and built a notable wine business on an extensive scale in Kacnestity.
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Willianich
Souithwest
Smith
Karnes
Mir
Wierick
Germany
Herame
Janning
Kinoe
Lake Residents Seek Bus Line Change
Lake residents urge re-routing of the Ginetuneti bus line citing persistent delays and crowding. Officials acknowledge a tentative plan to adjust the shuttle route to ease congestion and improve service.
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Lake
Ginetuneti
Lau
Phonograph Stolen From Local Barber Shop
Fragments indicate a phonograph was taken from a barber shop at nine North Florey Street. The note mentions reporting the theft to authorities and references unidentified individuals and a missing instrument.
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Cuetomersx
North Florey Tress
Herrick in Madrid from Morocco trip
Myron Harrick of the American Embassy and Mrs Herrick arrived in Madrid from Morocco with military attaché Cotanel Bentley Mott and Mrs Moth. They were met at the station by Oude A Rammond and staff members and will leave for Paris tonight.
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Herrick
Madrid
Morocco
Mamiud
F—Myron Harrick
Amegkcan
Trial in Firet Trial with Jurors and Law Enforcement
An 1900s news fragment reports a jury selection for a murder trial involving Martin and Kelleger, with notes on juror avoidance of harsh penalties, law enforcement questions by District Attorney Christibers, and references to meetings of the Law Enforcement League. Groveton merchants form a united association amid concerns over drunkenness and illicit trade. calls for stronger law standards and enforcement emerge amid corrupt officials.
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Martin
Kelleger
Érik
Sastence
Erik
Chritibers
América
Pere Tott
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Bell Syntteste
Wot
Shas
I Antonio
William Winerig
Pioneer
Morris Plan
San Antonio
Morris Plan Co
Navarre St. Travia
Groveton
Lng
LEA & Perrins
Economy
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