Brief program outlined for Congress
Washington dispatch reports a brief program outlined for Congress with the annual budget, President's message, and the supply bill. The appropriation committee plans to present the interior department expenditures bill first and push it through this week as other measures follow. Senate probes include campaign expenditures and oil leases linked to Standard Oil subsidiaries in Wyoming and Montana.
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Washington
Mbrief
Congress
House
Sedassaec
Interior Department
S Senate
Woodrow Wilson
S House
Borah
Idaho
Lodge
Johnson
California
Colt
Senate
Internal Revenue Inquiry
Special Committee
Borab
Oil Committee
Walsh
Montana
Teapath Dome
Honolulu Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Wyoming
Religious School Parents Meet at Temple Beth El
The Temple Beth El religious school and teachers host a meeting in the vestry to discuss home related issues. Norma Friedlander will present "The Life and Teachings not Elijah" from a recent Dallas Chautauqua. The Bible Study Class and social hour follow the program.
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Norma Friedlander
Elijah
Dallas
Joe Frost
Council of Jewish Ye
Ambiguous notes on music, meals, and cinema prompt mixed reflections
A fragmentary item mentions a Antonio restaurant slogan about frequent dining, a dubious city cinema note about a neighborhood film election and a disputed scene. The text blends songs, decor, and audience reactions with an odd art title provoking laughter. The readable content is highly incomplete and tangential.
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Wes
Weather Carriage and Weathered Wisdom on Beacon Hill
A Beacon Hill street car passenger was seen removing a long pair of scissors from her handbag to clip the weather forecast from a newspaper and slip it into her purse. The item sparks questions about confidence in the weather man and hints at collecting clues.
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Beacon Hill
Curious Alphabet Puzzle and Local News Roundup
The item notes playful alphabet hints with the letter G, cites gravity's acceleration as 32 feet per second, and jokes about word behavior in rogue and rougue. It praises Brackenridge Park's river fording, plus a Pershing retirement and recommendation to add seven army stars.
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Trely
Pershing
Pain Worth Maur To Farmers Of Texas
Reported flood control efforts on Rockwood Creek in Texas show the city spending 10 000 on widening the bed to 30 feet and four feet deep. Engineers expect 70 000 more to install concrete bridges and cement walls at sharp turns, with completion planned soon.
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Rockwood Creek
Avas
Kaufman Receives Ad Criticism Prize at Club Luncheon
A $10 prize was awarded T. L. Kaufman at the Advertising Club luncheon for the best critique of Porter Loring's advertising methods. Gladys Nobles and Mrs R. G. Coulter tied for second, each earning a cut glass vase. Loring spoke to the club last week outlining his advertising method. A committee including J. Frank Davis Sid Cornelius and HH HL Ochse judged the papers. the essays will be bound and presented to Loring.
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T. L. Kaufman
Advertising Club
Porter Loring
Gladys Nobles
R. G. Coulter
Loring
J. Frank Davis
Sid Cornelius
HL Ochse
Coolidge to Meet Young Stockmen at International Exposition
President Coolidge will meet several young purebred stock producers during his visit to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Notables include Robert D. Armstrong of Monmouth aged eleven and Boyd Taube of Marion Towe, an 18-year-old high school graduate who won the grand championship at the Iowa State Fair in 1923. The event features judging across cattle sheep and hogs with more than 200 awards on opening day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Coolidge
Robert D. Armstrong
Monmouth
Tayalf
Boyd Taube
Marion
Towe
Aberdeen Angos
Young Taube
Taube
Pride
Alvin L. Helms
Belleville, Til
Helms
Edith Clarke
Janesville
Wis
E. H. Belm
Sugar Creek Farms
Belleville
Agricultural College
University of Tulneis
Ching Barrow
Duroc-hersey Llass
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Iowa State College
University of Minnesota
Berkshire Barrow
Michigan Agricultural College
Republicans to Back Democrat in Connecticut Senate Race
Republican leaders in Washington say they will assist in placing Hamilton Dolt on Connecticut senatorial ballots as the Democratic candidate. Senator Moses of New Hampshire, after a talk with President Coolidge, said the spirit of fair play warrants overlooking the filing deadline. Moses will go to New Haven to aid the campaign.
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Washington, D. C
Hamilton Dolt
Connecticut
Holt
Moses
New Hampshire
Coolidge
New Haven
Presidents breakfast talks with Republican senators
President Coolidge held an informal breakfast conference with a group of Republican senators. The second in a series of planned meetings included Canoe Kansas Phipps Colorado Oddie Nevada Harrold Oklahoma McKinley Illinois McNary Oregon Keyes New Hampshire Edge New Jersey Willis Ohio Ernst Kentucky Elkins West Virginia Ball Delaware and Gooding Idaho. Another group was invited for breakfast tomorrow.
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Phipps
Colorado
Oddie
Nevada
Harrold
Oklahoma
McKinley
Illinois
McNary
Oregon
Keyes
New Hampshire
Edge
New Jersey
Willis
Ohio
Ernst
Kentucky
Elkins
West Virginia
Ball
Delaware
Gooding
Idaho
Plane noise curbed by new patents in London
London reports a new device that lets exhaust gases escape noiselessly without reducing speed or lift, plus a gear arrangement to drive a silent propeller. Increased internal bracing also cuts wind noise from wires and spars, according to the Daily Express.
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London
Daily Express
Koretz to plead guilty in fake oil scheme case
Chicago news reports Leo Koretz, promoter of long running fake oil schemes, plans to plead guilty and take his medicine after confessing to 18 years of defalcations totaling millions. He faces four indictments charging defalcations from 4000 to 38000 dollars each and possible prison terms, while federal authorities seek a capias on a related mail fraud indictment. Detectives guarded Koretz after questioning. state prosecutors and receivers prepare further inquiries.
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Chicago
Leo Koretz
Halifax
N. J
Balonce
Koretz
Capias
Tela
Crowe
Panama
Soretz
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Sane Teal
San Antonio Listens to First Intercontinental Radio Test
San Antonio residents plus three others reported hearing European broadcasts during the first organized inter Atlantic radio test. Paul Kahn heard an Italian station around 10 57 pm with language and a brief song, noted as Italy 4 4Q. Other locals mentioned London and French stations and overall signals crossed between continents.
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Italy
Anid Sea
San Antonio
Cara
Mexico
Havana
Kahn
Previn
London
Mexican Governors to Issue Agrarian Debt Bonds
Mexican governors meeting for President Cales inauguration agree to issue agrarian debt bonds by state. Fourteen governors vow to seek support for a measure under Congress within a year, with bonds guaranteed by 25 percent local revenue and federal profits from funded works, details to be set by a commission.
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Mexico City
Calles
Congress
Motlow to Enter Self Defense Plea in Slaying Case
Lem Motlow, a Tennessee financier, plans to plead self defense in the March train shooting of conductor Clarence Pullis on a Louisville and Nashville train near St. Louis. Motlow, intoxicated at the time, was released on $25,000 bond. attorneys and witnesses gathered from Lynchburg and nearby areas for the trial.
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ST. Louis
Attoriters
Lem Motlow
Clarence T. Pullis
Motlow
Pullis
Louisville and Nashville
Eads Bridge
Mississippi River
Cullen
Lynchburg
Tenn
East St. Louis
Til
Self belief fuels Tucson teacher to successful cafeteria venture
Miss Wiley left the Tucson school system to face business uncertainty in San Antonio. With $30 extra, she opened a cafeteria, faced stumbling blocks, stayed honest with the public, and now thrives as a independent, happy entrepreneur. She credits practical education, hard work, and fair dealing for success.
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Tucson
Atiz
San Antonio
Third Attack Group to Remain at Kelly Field
The Third Attack Group will stay at Kelly Field rather than move to Galveston for embarkation aboard the Chateau Thierry. A radiogram from the Quartermaster General’s office ordered Fort Sam Houston transportation to ready for Galveston transit, but confirmation wire says the group will not be taken to Galveston. No final order from the Air Service chief has arrived at Kelly Field yet.
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Kelly Wield
Fort Sam Houstay
Galveston
Chauteau Viners
Washington
Quartermaster General’s Office
Transportation Department
Fort Sam Houston
Chanteau Thierry
The
Air Service
Kelly Field
High Court Upholds Extra Seat Bus Tax Ruling
The State Highway Department says motor bus and livery owners owe a four dollar per seat county tax due by January 1, in addition to regular license fees. The tax, in force last year, was upheld after injunctions were lifted, with 1924 back tax also collectible.
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State Highway Department
John A. Bitter
Attorney General
Highway Department
Bitter
Army YMCA Scene of Wedding at Callahan Avenue
Elmer Nichols of the Second Engineers and Miss Emily Dress of 105 Callahan Avenue were married Tuesday at the Army YMCA. Chaplain Henry R. Westcott performed the ceremony. L. G. Williamson, executive secretary, said the YMCA has many purposes including weddings.
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Army Y. W. C. A
Elmer Nichols
Second Engineers
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