Court Asked to Halt State Repeal Proclamation
The District of Columbia Supreme Court heard a federal suit by William Sheah Chase of the International Reform federation seeking to block Acting Secretary Willem Pops from listing the repeal proclamation. Chase argued many state ratifications were not deliberative as required. Phillips warned the suit should target the states, noting repeal takes effect without his proclamation.
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Washington, D. C
Phillips
Scientific care of nose and throat booklet offered
An unusual medical piece notes how singers and speakers suffer throat irritation from dust and infection, stressing nerve and spinal factors. It references osteopathic ideas, vertebral issues, and the need for correct care to prevent a sore throat and maintain throat health. It cites a Texas newspaper request for a booklet and service details.
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Meny Gufferess
Mika
Teliente Agire
Honer
Dus
Cerma
Walter
Joendtetenes
San Antonio
Shett
Su Antemin
Texas
Thirty sixth state convention rati es the Twenty first amendment
The federal regulatory machinery operates until Congress enacts permanent legislation. Codes for distillers importers and brewers move through hearings today and tomorrow with the alcohol program led by Joseph Choate Jr. The president and secretary of state discuss tax changes replacing certain federal levies with liquor taxes. Protests abroad are not yet filed as officials assess port quotas and wholesale liquor code objections.
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Hirty
Convention
Caregress
Aleohal Centrol Adminnstration
Joseph
Choate Jr
Choate
Inter-Departmente
Alegical Control Committee
Congress
Phlip
Roosevet
Roosevelt
Choale
Willam Phillips
Wejing
John Driskill
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Alice White Weds Writer in Manduland Town Ceremony
Alice White and Jin Aeress Bartlett wed in Manduland with Judge Francisco Evtrells officiating. Guests included leading townspeople and Mayor Roberto Arias as the couple announced their engagement previously in 1820. A Los Angeles line jury investigation followed, with seven suspects captured and quoted in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
Sevinre
Sty Hico
Alice White
Jin Aeress
Sidiay Bartlett
Searh Wen
Antonia Probo
Manduland
Franisco Evtrells
Roberio Arias
Mies White
Barllett
Anninunerd
Ligures Oy
Los Angeles Iine
Ingneak
Whe muRck
Tier TobLirs Oy
Jon Warkarson
Sabhets
Palo Mk Changin
Atlee
He Dattey
Allegrddy
Mia White
Madame X Withdraws From Public Life After Lynch Debate
New York December 4. A woman known as Madame X left a public anti lynching meeting at City College after a confrontation with protesters. Shouted demands to expel her, amid chants and jeers as she refused to reveal her name and walked out under a hail of catcalls. The event involved 1400 attendees from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups condemning violence.
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New York
City College
Cantral
California
Charles H. Tuttle
Madame X
Esinly
Shotgun Murder Trial Opens for Morps in 37th District
Pedro Morps of 524 West Mitchell Street faces murder charges in the shooting death of Dave Irvine on South Laredy whent August 2b. The trial in the Thirty-seventh District Court was set to begin Monday afternoon before Judge W. S. Anderson.
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Pedro
Peter") Morps
West
Mitchell Street
Dave
Irevine
South Laredy
Thirty-seventh District Court
W. 5. Anderson
Texas Adang Racer Lays Out Road Future In San Antonio
Racing legend Barney Oldfield, visiting San Antonio, notes Texas has risen from bottom to top in state highway systems over 20 years. He predicts the Pan American highway to Mexico City will shape Texas roads within two years. Oldfield, highway safety advisor for Plymouth, recalls early racing days near the Eads avenue dair grounds in 1905 and 1906, met Mayor Quin and city commissioners after a Houston street parade, then continued to El Paso and on to California.
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Texas
Barney Oldfield
San Antonio
Mexico City
Oldfield
Dair Grounds
Eads Avenue
Plymouth Motor Company
Plymouth
Houston Street
G. Ke Quin
Tt City Hall
Paso
California
Third McElroy Kidnap Trial Opens in Kansas City
Kansas City December 4. Clarence Clink faced charges of taking part in the kidnapping of Miss Mary McElroy daughter of City Manager Harry F McElroy. Assistant prosecutor M W O'Hern announced jury selection began and the death penalty would be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clarence Clink
Trignere
Mary McElroy
Harry F. McEloy
M. W. O'Hern
Civil War in China Escalates as Nanking Forces Move
Dec 4 report from Hong Kong states the revolutionary government in Fukien province plans offensives against Uhekiang and Hlangsi while two divisions move to Kwanglung. Fukien insurgents bomb four towns, killing at least 20 and injuring many, including 10 cadets at Foochow. Canton readies defenses. declarations of possible alignment with Nanking tied to funds. pro-Nanking fascists reported executed.
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Hong Kong
Pakien
Uhekiang
Hlangsi
China
Kwanglung
Fukien
Dspatese
Tukien
Ob 4
Foochow
Fuklen
South Ching
Ganton
Canton
Nanking
Army
Navy
Werr
Road Through Farm Property Begins Work In Fredericksburg
Work on a new road through Hudolph Aue farm property in Fredericksburg started Monday despite no final court decision on an appeal from probate court over condemnation. Aue had been awarded $2441.40 by jury in probate court. Workers began Friday and Aue sought a temporary restraining order and injunction Friday afternoon but was denied.
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Fredericksburg
Hudolph Aue
Aue
Loss Reported by New York Telephone Company
New York Telephone reports a net loss of 16 519 stations in November after gains of 1499 in October. For January to November the net loss totals 116 718 installations, versus 228 853 in the same period last year. The firm handles about one fifth of Bell system business.
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New York
New York Telephone Company
Installa- Hons
Bell System
Weather summary with scattered notes and city temps
The report shows forecasts and observed conditions across multiple cities with references to precipitation totals for December and January deficits. It lists wind, cloud cover, and temperatures for areas including San Antonio Houston Dallas Brownsville El Paso New Orleans Atlanta and others with periodic notes on tourist weather and general conditions.
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San Antonia
Dadlar
Antonia
Brownavile
New Orleans
el Pono
Texna
Clave
Atlanta
Ruston
Mans
Vee Rotn
Browneville
Texas
Butata Noy Bain
Ghavieaton
Nenne
Wyre
Milauly
Claude Con Yel
Clear
Calo
Glen An Dow
Powis
Kan
al Vasa
Saint Arie
Houston
Cindy HA
Ian
Ty Os oeGhoudy
Jacksonville
Feamma City
Angeles
Calif
Gaulyvitin
Tanlkumers
Ain
Taktahama City
Cindy
Omaha Neh
Phoenta
Athy
Anthiie
Sfexna
Clondye
Gemapinces
Callthk
Ais
Nevenette Lin
Ania
Waaling
Tax structure revisions debated by House committee
Washington D C March report on Ways and Means deliberations over revising the income tax to raise about 400 million annually without new rates. Sub committee study recommends stronger loss deductions, reduced depreciation allowances, and 25 percent taxation of holding company returns. Repeal era taxes and public works funding discussed. liquor tariff and recovery act taxes to be renewed.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means
Eighteen Apply for State Barber Licenses at Plaza Hotel
Eighteen applicants sit for state barber license examinations at the Plaza Hotel Montag. RK M Huey of Belton president and G W Dilek of Abilene board member supervise the clinical exams with shave shampoo and haircut. Three women are among the examinees.
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State Board of Barber Examiners
Plaza’ Hotel Montag
RK. M. Huey
Belton
G. W. Dilek
Abilene
Robber Held on Pardon-Related Charge in Texas
In San Angelo Ike Mall of Runnels county, recently pardoned by Governor Ferruson, was held in Tom Green county jail on a federal charge of robbing the Rowena Post Office in 1931. Also noted, a Texas oil suit against Terrie Gill company to stop illegal tapping near Huntington Beach proceeding in superior court.
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San Angelo
Miriam A. Ferruson
Ike
Mall of Runnels County
Tom Green County
Rowena
Santa Ana
Terrie Gill Company
Huntington Beach
State Department of Finance
Walkathon at Gunter Ready for Evening Events
Preparations completed for a burlesque walkathon at the Gunter ballroom sponsored by the San Antonio Meat club. Mrs. Lewis Kravis Beck chairs the event with dozens of entries for contests and prizes. Charles Blevins and Bud Nes will host the program from 7 p.m. to midnight.
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Guiter Ote
San Antonio
Haldeman Julius Sued by Wife for Separation
Mrs Marcel Haldeman-Julius wife of Glirare publisher H Haldeeman-Julius filed a district court suit for separation and maintenance seeking 125000. She accuses him of cruelty and claims he has not supplied funds or returned since leaving home November 13. The petition notes funds given to the publisher since their Cedarville, AL marriage in 1916.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Marcel Haldeman-Julius
Glirare
H. Haldeeman-Julius
Todey
Nere
Cedarville
Baldeman-Julian
Haldeman- Julius
Heart Attack Fatal to Alexander Leggs at 67
Alexander Leggs, president of International Harvester and first chairman of the federal farm board, died of a sudden heart attack at his Hinsdale home. The Wisconsin born executive led Harvester for 11 years and directed farm relief efforts under Wilson, with ties to the NRA code negotiations and the farmer's cooperative movement. Funeral plans were pending as friends recalled his rise from an uneducated farm boy to a national figure.
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Chicago
Eng
Alexander Leggs
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm Board
Leggs
Sburden
Hinsdale
Les
Katherina
Lerze
Wisconsin
Legge
Harvester Company
B& Yeading
Farm Relief
Hoover
National Grab Corpas Ration
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Edward N. Hurley
Hegg
The
Shipping Board
Legee
Comedian Accused in Dinner Hostess Incident
In Hollywood Tes a municipal court heard a charge that comedian Roach violated etiquette by striking dinner hostess Melita White. White testified Roach was a guest, left, then returned causing a commotion. She said he had struck her before and she feared him, but offered no explanation for inviting him.
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Bort
Reach
Ode Falconer
White
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