Bar Gate Bang Shuts Hall After Soldier Bastion Fight
Police broke into a hall on Nort Beth Mary's Street near Houston early Wednesday to investigate a report a soldier was hurt after entry denial. A Fort Sam Houston private, 21, was found with a deep head gash and treated at Robert B Green hospital. The bouncer, 31, was jailed by a police squad headed by Captain A J Moglis after the fracas in which the soldier lost money in a gambling game and was cuffed at the stairs.
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Don t Fuss With Mustard Plasters Headline
A garbled OCR medical patter promotes a mustard plaster substitute called Musterele or similar, claiming relief for sore throat bronchitis sinusitis stiffness rheumatism and multiple aches with a mix of mustard flour and water as a replacement for traditional plasters.
Will Rogers and Calles Adventure in Mexico City
In San Luis Potosi Don Gallo Korrignez adopts the alias Wil Rogers, while President Calles hosts Rogers in Mexico City. Rogers, greeted as an American humorist, will stay with Ambassador Merrow and is joked about in Spanish captions as he plans to sample Mexican beans and tortillas.
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Wil Rogers
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Ambassador Merrow
Soldier’s clash at hall ends in disturbance and injury
Officers and detectives describe a tense scene as Captain Mogia and Steed and Zapeta distract operators while Burge Long and Cesanova force entry. A soldier in the hall allegedly struck another with a blunt instrument after refusing to leave, claiming an injury from a fall against a cuspidor and denying a head wound.
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Fertile Everglades Land Promises Sugar Boom
New York dispatch reports Florida Everglades covering 3100,000 acres to be developed by the Southern Sugar Co and Celotex magnate B G Dahlberg. They plan to drain swamp land, plant cane on 1000 acres, expand to 2000 more, and build mills with a 2300 ton daily capacity. Governor Martin and others will break ground in Cleiston Florida. Dahlberg calls the Everglades the nation’s sugar bowl as imports drop.
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Banker's Son Confusion Over Dancing Partner Name
A New York report notes the banker’s son, commonly called Tom, is mistaken for another man of the same name. He is listed as a dancing partner for Eleanor Ambrose and Maurice Charlea H. Sabin Ir. while being identified differently in society notices.
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New York
Worker Survives After 18,500-Volt Electrical Incident
In Blen os Aires Dee Tuan Moreno survived a near death incident when 18 500 volts inadvertently coursed through a live wire during work. He remained conscious and was treated at the scene.
Charges threaten peace of Europe in eastern turmoil
Geneva December 7 Premier Waldesauras of Lithuania warned the League Council that tensions now endanger Eastern Europe as attacks on Poland loom amid the Polish Lithuanian controversy.
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Geneva
Waldesauras
Lithuania
Council of the League of Nating Todas
Poland
Gang Surrenders to Cooperation Over $1150 Theft
In Chicago on December 71 Moris Rimon informed a bold gang he was the danger as he opens Clennera on all. The gang replied they would cooperate. They escaped with a sum of 1150. Police report unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
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Northwestern buys option on campus real estate expansion
Northwestern University has secured an option worth 2 million dollars on real estate, planning a 40 percent expansion of the McKinlock or downtown campus. William A. Dyche, business manager, announced the move as part of the university’s campus development effort.
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Northwestern University
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William A. Dyche
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Blizzard sweep end Canada provokes deadly blizzard
A fierce Canadian Atlantic arctic storm spreads into the Midwest and West, halting highways and stranding motorists. Colorado Springs reports sixty mile per hour winds, Nebraska and Colorado endure subzero temps, and Alberta losses are confirmed amid heavy snow and three foot blankets in Collins, Colorado.
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Dakotas
Garnet
Colorado Springs
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Pimples and Pimples and Black Heads Across Age
An aged reminiscence from Monden, Virginia, recounts troubled skin with enlarged pores and blackheads progressing to pimples and boils. The narrator, ashamed of the disfigurement, tries many remedies before trying Resinol Ointment and Soap after hearing of their effectiveness and seeing a result after one treatment.
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Texas U Art Lovers Form Greenwich Village Colony
Texas University students form an art lovers colony on campus, modeled after Greenwich Village. About twenty five members plan informal gatherings to explore plastic arts and crafts including decorative printing, sculpture, modeling, wood carving and figure study in a large studio on campus.
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Greenwich Village
Colony
University of Texas
Texam
Ila
Dead Man Sits Up at Funeral in Was Sengat
An astonishing case from Was Sengat reports a man presumed dead rising from his coffin hours before his funeral. The father of nine children reportedly appeared in apparently normal condition, greeting mourners as relatives gathered for the service.
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Wassengat
Toral Dortor
Thousands Fight to Hear Lindsey Address in Houston
In a rain soaked crowd, thousands gathered at a Houston auditorium to hear Lindsey Bea sty, advocate of companionate marriage, deliver remarks on “The Revolt of Youth.” The event featured Deaver judge as a speaker and drew wide attendance despite the downpour.
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Houston
Todge
Deaver
Yenth
English banks face limits on lending amid high deposits
Frederick Hyde, president of the Institute of Bankers, warned that banks cannot fund a trade revival without more deposits as advances already exceed 11 percent of deposits. He argued that money held by individuals for ordinary use yields little value and noted currency notes totaling about £1.5 billion are in circulation, a postwar rise over prewar gold totals.
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London
Frederick Hyde
Bfidland Bank
Institute of Bankers
Mayor Tours City Projects With Officials
Mayor M Chambers, accompanied by Rice and Police Commissioner Phil Wright, inspected the city's major projects. They visited Winnfield municipal airport and food prevention sites along San Antonio Street to familiarize himself with all city undertakings.
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Rice
Phil Wright
Winnenfield
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