Life Under Soviet Ale Described Life Beneath Regime
Report from San Antonio on relief efforts for 300 orphaned children in the Near East and the Soviet Union. Dr. E. Karbye details bread costs and rouble prices, noting trains, teachers, and state controls. Discussion covers American relief impact, currency value, and urgent need for aid to shelter and feed destitute families and orphans.
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Hest
Constantinople
D. E. Karbye
San Antonio
Drury College
Sprinia
Kirbye
Turkey
Near East
America
Tiffis
Russia
Ruexia
Rou
de Jepye
Hytendi
Dernestom
Rene Ket Borde
Cily
Hold girl for fraud in West Toplar street raid
A year old city jail inmate is accused of fraud by obtaining dresses shoes and other items by misrepresentation. Detectives Orton and Rulinke arrested her after a department store visit and follow up purchases over four weeks. She admitted using false accounts to charge goods for herself and two younger brothers.
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West Toplarstreet
Orton
Rulinke
Theesday
Trig
Trost
Uidmt
India
Americans Targeted as Vienna Riots Destroy Hotels
Amid Vienna turmoil the mob swept through the city injuring many and looting hotels and shops. Police stood by as rioters damaged the New Bridge and Oli Bevtol hotels, with American guests robbed. Mrs. Hand and daughter were among those affected while Colonel and Mrs. Miller displayed the U S flag.
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Avex
Vienna
Dee
Fionns
Sirikers
Stock Exchange
Associated’ Press
Auction to sell smuggled Mexican cigarettes and cigars
About 25 000 smuggled Mexican cigarettes and 750 Mexican cigars confiscated at the border will be sold at a customs auction at the federal building next Friday December 9. Ed Cotulla chief deputy collector announced. The auction follows seizure of a truck owner arrested for transporting smuggled liquor with a second auction slated December 16. Most cigarettes and cigars were delivered by owners at the border due to high U S taxes on Mexican tobacco.
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Custor
Merlcan
Customs
Custone Officr Jit
Ler Federal
Ed Catullo
Cotulla
United States
Cureton Sworn In as Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Adolph Cureton was sworn in today as chief justice of the Texas Supreme Court in a ceremony attended by state officials and friends. Associate Justice Greenwood performed the oath for Cureton, with Judge Nelson, Phillips present, as Cureton assumed official duties and named possible assistant attorney general appointees.
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Cureton
Supreme: Court
Austin
Tax
Supreme
Texas
Internat
Lynas Wool Wheel
Nelson, Phillips
Asaneialo
Greenwood
Supreme Court
HE. Smith
W. Be Dumos
Gureton
Washington,t.c
Oklahoma
United States
Payne Buys Property West Commerce Lot in San Antonio
W T Payne president of the San Antonio Meat Company purchases a parcel with improvements on West Commerce between St Marys and Soledad from Peter and Paul OBrien for 28000 dollars. Deed filed in December cited as first business-property transfer in the district per Bred Reutzel of Meergeheidt Reutzel.
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West Commerce
St. Mary's
Soledad
W. T. Payne
San Antonio Meat Company
Peter and Paul O'Brien
Thirteen at Dinner Ends in Tragedy
A heart trouble death occurred Wednesday at the Wienke home following a dinner party attended by thirteen people. Six years earlier Mrs Wienke died the day after a dinner party with thirteen guests. The incident recalls a similar gathering and fate surrounding the number thirteen.
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Eawardwilfe
Antone Wieaks
Wienks
Senate Leaders Plan Quick Action on Funding Bill
Washington plans indicate passage of the debt refunding bill as the first act of the next session. President Harding reportedly favored immediate enactment and secured agreement with Senate leaders during a dinner. The president may omit funding bill reference in the upcoming message and focus on tariff and merchant marine issues.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Harding
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Curtis
Hansas
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Watson
Indiana
Maring
Althoug
Unclear historical note on marriage ceremony remains
Fragmentary OCR text references a wedding involving named individuals and a minister, mentioning a Sunday ceremony at a church or place with a Reverend. Details are garbled and identities are uncertain, but the gist notes a marriage took place with a religious officiant.
Cut Out This Slip Worth Money Advertisement
A damaged newspaper ad urges readers to mail a slip to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package. The offer promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, claiming relief and cleansing benefits.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
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