Congress Debate Signals Push Toward World Court
The yearslong clash over Supreme Court control and European guidance surfaces as senators warn against haste toward an international World Court. A coalition of critics argues the administration plans to push the country into global governance before selling essential domestic defense and economic policies.
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Muscle Bhoala
Norris
Bo Corporation Harnce
Walter Power
Corporation
Benator Norris
Couatry
World Court
Supreme Court
Europe
Borok
Hoover outlines relief and recovery in annual message
President Hoover told Congress in his annual message the economy faces worldwide overproduction and unemployment but offers cautious optimism. He urged cooperation in communities, suggested federal building and agriculture aid packages, and avoided controversial topics to keep mid-session business steady.
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Boo
Ratt
Washington, D. C
Nec
Joover
Congress Caday
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Ac Gon
Prohibition
Unover
Wickersham Commission
Hoover
Werk Sie Montha
Jie
Fragmented Opinion on Prohibition and Moral Plans
An uneven text critiques temperance doctrine and a temperance plan, opposing a constituency rule tied to church representation. It contrasts reactions to torture allegations about engineers, calls out Russian officials, and lists U. S. industrial names connected to the five year plan.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church
Rouge
Bleir
France
Ruslan
Russia
Ruseln
Ma Post Company
General Electric Company
Sentry Word Company
Midwest Forecast Sees Relief From Severe Cold Snap
Chicago dispatch reports warmer temperatures expected across the Midwest after a week of severe cold. Areas including Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and portions of Manitoba and Ontario anticipated milder conditions to ease the cold spell.
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Midwest
Chicago
Rome
Jinole
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Midnesota
Dakeles
Nebraska
Kansas
United States
Canada
Separate Air Force Movement Reported In Congress
Washington December 2 1.GPA bil to establish denialment of entionn defense establishing separate air force and coordinating it with the army and navy under ample secretary introduced today by Chairman Williginson of the house expenditures committee.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Navy
Williginson
House
Fire Ends at Rusk County Oil Well Blaze
In Stroube and Stroube Frederick No 1 oil well in Rusk County a fierce fire raged midday earlier this afternoon before being extinguished. The incident involved chemical and straw operations as crews battled the blaze on site. The report notes the fire was contained with no further details on damage or injuries.
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Rusk
Fienderson
Texan
Stroube
S&troube
Frederick No. 1
Rusk County
Sooners Stake Out Clans of Old Rock Island Depot Area
Report from Oklahoma City describes residents and homesteaders contesting the removal of the Rock Island railroad depot site. Claim notices were posted on the right of way as crews removed remaining track sections amid city skyscraper shadows.
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Sooners
Ortationa City
Aleam Aburels
Old Rock Islang
Union Railmoad
Unclear Weather Forecast Fragment for San Antonio
Fragmentary forecast mentions San Antonio and Vielniiz with references to Wednesday and forecast terms like temperatures wind and rain. Details are garbled with multiple nonsensical phrases and unreadable names, making precise conditions impossible to determine.
Picks of Scientists Delve Into Secrets of Aged War Pass
Scientists explore an aging war pass site at a distant meeting place, gathering details from ruins in Palestine to reveal how ancient civilizations shaped modern civilization. Researchers travel from across the globe to study crumbling ruins and uncover new insights about historic conflicts and cultural exchange.
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Onicago
Atma- Reddon
Palestine
Nowntain
Davis Seated Despite Nye Protest In Senate Victory
In Washington, Pennsylvania Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania won a seat after a protest from the campaign funds investigation committee. Chairman Nye’s motion to deny the oath was rejected. Nye’s report claimed preexisting spending favored the Brown-Davis ticket leading to the gubernatorial nomination defeat for Francis Shunk Brown by Gifford Crichot.
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Washington, D. C
James J. Davi
Pennss+fania
Iby Senate
Campaign Fonds
Nye
Davie
Brown-Davis
Francis Shunk Brown
Gifford Crichot
Wood predicts big money bills pass before Christmas
Wood of the appropriations committee told the House today that post office, treasury and interior department appropriation bills would be passed before Christmas holidays.
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Wood
Wasitington
D. C
Caritman Wood
App Lailang Committee
Post Office Department
Treasury
Inferior Department
Congress Will Use Speed If Left Alone
William Randolph Hearst argues President Hoover hopes Congress will act quickly but warns Congress has avoided action by the executive. He asserts Congress has not caused woes and could handle domestic issues if left free, criticizing executive control and alibi commissions while noting disputes over the British naval treaty.
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Hoover
Congress
United States
William Randolph-Haarst
Priest Appeals to Masons for Major Shepard Defense Fund
Kansas City dispatch reports a Catholic priest asked Masons nationwide to donate to a 2000 defense fund for Major Charles A. Shepard, an Army medical officer charged with murder. Letters from Rev J J O Neill urged aid, noting Shepard’s life of service and money shortages as officers rally to his side. The case stems from the death of Grace Brandon in San Antonio. details continue on page 9.
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Kan
Vay
Charles A. Shepard
Armay
Lis Aey
Write
Mex
Zenana Shenuril
Unris
Clues
Denver
Affense
United States
Shepari
Denvee
Glass
J. J. O'Neill
Wat Newy
Witzsipmens Liberal Hospital
Shepard
Liberty
Bural
Mason
Shenard
Grace Brandon
San Antonio
Weather forecast for San An Nig nod sirinity Wednesday
Overcast skies with variable cloudiness. Mercury rising to a high near 70 degrees Wednesday afternoon. Lows around 34 degrees Tuesday morning at Kelly Field. Mercurial warmth expected despite morning chill and overcast conditions.
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San Annig
Loos
Esther Bureau
Amior
Jareboe
Ciire
Kelly Field
Bereas
League Rejects German Armament Proposal
Geneva December 2 by a 20 to 2 vote the preparatory disarmament commission of the League of Nations rejected a German proposal that all nations reduce armaments to the level imposed upon Germany by the Treaty of Versailles.
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Geneva
Preparatory
League of Nations
Germany
Versailles
Oil Lands Suit Filed at Austin
A district court action filed in Austin seeks ownership of oil lands along a railroad right of way. The case names The Texas and Pacific railway as principal defendant, with 21 co-defendants, including university lands within Ward county. Attorney General Th. E. Tabbitt represents the state.
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Austin
Usay
Th. E. Tabbitt
Texas and Pacific Railway
Ward County
University Lands
Morrow’s Official Plurality Declared in Election
Dwight W. Morrow’s official plurality in the November election was certified today. He won 200,400 votes for a one term, while his short term plurality stood at 18,207.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Soldier 15 Sentenced After New Plea
A 15 year old Fort Sam Houston recruit, Adams, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the death of his bride of two weeks. The federal jury deliberated briefly after prosecutors urged maximum punishment. family members sobbed as the plea was confirmed and the court scheduled further proceedings.
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Mra. L. F. Adams
James R. Adams
Mra
Lillian R. Adams
Leavenworth
Gladys
Janes Adams
Fort Sam
Dave Warran
Federal
John Wartman
Moth
Tartan
Bhut
Mowlay
Sturmur Watson
Severu
Lillian Richardson Adsiss
Wes
Harton
Lin
Charles Dent
Kerr County
Tim
Yage
Cal
Wanted ads for housing and auto in local paper
Classified notice lists a four room house with half acre near Galehrm Road for rent at 10 dollars monthly and a sedan with six wheels described as in full condition. Additional items include a 8 inch sedan and various listings. details to follow in today’s edition.
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Palo
McCullough Avenue
Seo
Galehrm
Yulin
Brudelaker
Taght el Ada
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