America and the Egyptian League Clash Debate
Arthur Brisbane comments on Egypt's protest to the League of Nations against Britain's Sudan policy. He argues the League favors powerful nations, avoiding US intervention. He criticizes US entanglement and supports Coolidge focused on modern military readiness with an ample air force. The piece also notes a New York divorce suit over race deception and Lawson's stock tips.
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Arthur Brisbane
Star Co
League of Nations
England
Sudan
Egypt
League
United
Rhinelander
New York
Bit of Old Spain Arrives on San Antonio Table
Sweet Valencia onions, described as the only Valencia variety grown in the United States, will adorn a San Antonio table thanks to C. M. Donnelly of McNeal Arizona, a farmer.
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Arizona
Valencia
United States
San Antonio
C. M. Donnelly
McNeal, Ariz
Early Texas vegetable shipments impress market in Rio Grande Valley
The Texas winter vegetable movement gains speed with cabbage beets carrots spinach and tomatoes rolling in by rail and mixed cars while grapefruit and sweet potatoes also move. Projections show strong yields for beans beets carrots and other produce in the lower Rio Grande Valley though weather and drought in Austin temper expansion.Reports from Crystal City Tower Valley and Winter Garden district note early spinach rollouts and higher plantings with Florida Carolinas Alabama and Mississippi acreage varying.
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Rio Grande Valley
Cameron County
Florida
Carolina
Carolinas
Alabama
Mississippi
Crystal City
Winter Garden District
Tower Valley
Epinach
Austin
Onions From Sulphur Springs Valley Spain Seed Origin
Mrs Donnelly will winter in Co ehixe county staying with her sister at 115 Peck avenue. A farmer found two large onions of an unusual variety and that seed started the Sulphur Springs Valley Valencia onion industry. Entries yield 30 000 to 50 600 pounds per acre at 5 cents per pound, up to $2000 per acre. Spain climate and soil cited. onions weigh 0.5 to 3.5 pounds. Seed sells for $20 a pound and the crop is largely Arizona grown.
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Spain
United States
Arizona
Donnely
Sulphur Springs Valley
Fire in St Louis Damages Four Floors of Five Story Building
Fire caused by defective electric wiring ripped through three floors of a five story building housing the United Confectionery Company in St Louis last night. Firemen estimate the loss at $40,000. Fireman Frank Ryan suffered a fracture during the blaze.
Editors on trial for tax publicity in Kansas City
Walter S Dickey owner and editor of the Kansas City Journal Post and Ralph P Ellis managing editor faced federal court in Kansas City this morning on charges of allegedly illegally publishing income tax returns.
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Kansas City
Walter .S., Dickey
Kansas City Journal Post
Ralph P.~ Ellis
Dawes Leaves Bed After Operation Remark
Chicago December 1 Charles Dawes vice president elect left bed yesterday for the first time since his hernia operation. He walked a little and talked with friends saying he feels better than ever before.
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Chicago
Charles
Dawes
Friorida
Baby Clinic Seeks Help For Needy Infants At Church
A small baby clinic established in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church on Fourth Street, under the Junior League of America, San Antonio Chapter, seeks sick and well babies from families unable to pay for medical care. A nine month old weighed twelve pounds, previously seven pounds at birth, highlighting malnutrition. The clinic aims to provide free expert medical aid and feeding advice, with active worker Mrs. Edward Jedd Roe describing a case of rapid improvement after proper nutrition. The clinic operates with modest demand as it grows its services.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Junior League of America
San Antonio
Jeague
Edward Jedd Roe
Court Fand Place
Durand Heads Engineers Society In New York
Dr W J Durand a professor of mechanical engineering at Yale and Stanford and former naval officer was elected president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The 63 year old succeeds Freddy Lowe of New York as the society convenes in New York. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1880.
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Uail
Wiliam ‘I
Durand
Yeland
Stanford University
American Society ‘of Mechanical ‘Engineers
Freddy Lowe
United’ States Naval ‘Academy
Train Collision Kills One, Injures Four in Atlanta
In Atlanta a train collision left one engineer dead and four Southern Railway employees injured on a Sunday. Initial reports say Handy Har court 38 was the engineer.
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Handy
Harcourt
Southern Railway
Ares
Sanday
Radio Photograph Explained by RCA official
Radio Corporation of America presents an explanation of a photograph and its technological context as reported from New York. The article continues on Page Two, with details to follow.
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Untverkat
Bervigo
New “York
Radio Corporation of America
Coolidge Reaches Mexican President With Congratulatory Note
President Coolidge sent his congratulations to President Calderon of Mexico on taking office yesterday. He recalled Calderóns recent U S visit and offered best wishes for a successful administration and prosperity for the Mexican people.
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Washington
Coolidge
Calles
Mexico
United States
Esthonian Cabinet Minister Wounded in Radical Raid
Esthonian capital reports armed radicals occupying the railway station to seize the telegraph and telephone offices. Minister of communications AL Kark among wounded, two police officers killed. Soldiers restored order after clashes involving hand grenades and machine guns. railway station recaptured around eight. Martial law proclaimed. government buildings under troop control.
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AL Kark
At & O’clock
Fire destroys $250,000 in Santa Fe Springs oil field
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1. A large fire in the Santa Fe Springs oil field left one man dead, oil derricks, tanks, and equipment valued at about $250,000 in ashes. The victim was J. Mills, 65, an oil company watchman, who died from heart disease aggravated by shock. The blaze consumed 18 derricks, storage tanks, pump houses, offices, and machinery.
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Santa Fe Springs
Here
Is. J. Mills
Oil Company
Aged Pennsylvania banker commits suicide in office
Wallace Harlan, 65, president of the National Bank of Coatesville, was found dead in his office in Coatesville with a bullet wound through the temple and a pistol with one empty chamber nearby. A deputy coroner ruled the death a suicide after investigation.
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Wallace
Harlan
National Bank of
Oklahoma Crash Kills One Injures Another
A fatal crash near Beggs involved Dee L-l Lewis of Beggs who died, and Walter Blakeley of Beggs who was severely injured when two automobiles collided on the road from Kiefer to Mounds, two miles from Mounds, last night.
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Jkyefer
Okla
Dee
Lewis Biazélton
Grand Rapids man arrested in attack on 14 year old girl
William Metcalf, 30, married musician of Gorton Indiana, was arrested here last night in connection with an alleged attack on a 14 year old Cadillac girl in Grand Rapids.
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William Metcalf
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Major San Antonio Army Camp Construction Bill Totals
Secretary Weeks reports nearly 12 million dollars will fund permanent housing at San Antonio camps including Fort Sam Houston Camp Normoyle Kelly Field and Brooks Field with a national total of about 115.9 million for post housing in the United States Hawaii and the Panama Canal Zone. Fort Bliss and Fort Sill in Oklahoma are also listed with estimated costs.
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Congress
Washington
Permindit
Enel
Severns
Erids
Wwooden
Weeks
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Normoyle
Kelly Viel
Brooks Field
Cyey
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Week
Hawaii
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Canal
San Antonin
Philippines
El Paso Butcher Kills Man in Yard with Spade
William Love, a butcher in El Paso, shot Tedo Paz twice in the head with a shovel in Love’s back yard. Paz, an admirer of Love’s wife, died instantly as his body toppled into an open pit. The incident occurred on December 1.
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EL Passo
William Love
el Paso
Tedo Paz
Love
Paz
First Snowstorm Hits New England
The first seasonal snowstorm of the winter hit New England last night and today, muting telephone links with Maine and New Hampshire. The storm caused numerous automobile accidents and deep drifts, disrupting travel and daily life across the region.
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Maine
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