Plans Parleys with Solons in Capital for Twostage Sessions
President-elect Hoover plans a brief Washington visit for talks with congressional leaders before moving to Florida. Western lawmakers push for farm relief while industrial Northeast seeks tariff relief. Senate hearings on tariff revision likely after March, with cautious stance to avoid triggering an extra session.
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Wasling
Tobert Tonver
Washington
Florida
Congressional Seaders
Provident
Hoover
Sertil
Isy Lie
Nicholas Tlongward
John Q. ‘Tilson
Congress Pnasta Farm Relief
Senate
Tourer
Washlog-ton
Jiqugurithou
Jiqugurithou, Mr. Hoover
Enfile Wits
S. A. Gets Christmas Present From Local Merchants
Alamo plaza merchants are pictured presenting S. A. with a reindeer used by Santa this year. In the photo, Theodore Friedrich and Mal Cohen stand with the donated figure as local officials and shopkeepers pose for the scene.
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Alamo Plaza
S. A
Santa
Theodore Friedrich
Mal Cohen
New York Specialists Claim Cough Stop in 30 Seconds
An advertisement touts a medicinal remedy promising to end a severe cough in half a minute. It claims rapid relief by inhalation and internal use, with testimonials of almost instant throat and chest comfort and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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N. Y
Five Reindeer Move New Homes at City Park
Five reindeer from Bon Antonio’s zoological gardens are relocated to new habitats near Alamo plaza and Drackenridge Park. Merchants of Alinepox transfer the herd to Mayor CG M. Chambers on Christmas morning. Santa says no further use for the deer this year. Chambers says the move will spur rebuilding toward a modern city in the near future.
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Bon Antonio
Alamo Plaza
Drackenridge” Park
Alinepox
Reina of Nannn
CG. M. Chambers
Santa Claus
Chambers
New York Banker and Ex Net Champion Dies at 61
A prominent New York banker and former national tennis champion died at 61 after a Christmas dinner incident. He had long been associated with New York and Newington cards, and in earlier years held an indoor tennis championship. His passing follows a period of heart-related health issues.
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New York
U.S
Ballimore
Maev
Newnurt
Tiler
Bolivian Border Dispute Nearer Peaceful Accord
A mediation effort advances toward settling the border dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay. A special commission, dispatched by the conference, arrived to resume talks and seek a renewed chance at agreement, signaling progress after earlier belligerent exchanges.
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Paraguay
Bern
Figures Show Big Increase in Intoxication
A survey by WYORIK Der of the Moderation League reports police records from 388 cities show intoxication rising from 230012 in 1920 to 940 in 1927. The fourth annual report criticizes the league and claims the temperance cause failed to promote moderation and sobriety.
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Wyorik
Der
Khow Mat
Hato
Feague
Tts
Ile Restoration of Temperance
Te Din Enivision
Negro Stumbles Over Chair Dies in Dallas Incident
In Dallas yesterday, an unidentified man died after tripping over a chair and falling as he started a machine. Physicians at Parkland Hospital described the neck wound as fatal. Belle garde Williams, his wife, had shouted at him moments before the incident.
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Dallas
Fouse
Bellegarde Williams
Hoover Resting On Trip North to Washington
President elect Hoover plans a directWashington swing from Key West after ten days in Washington. He will then visit Minnesota en route to his estate of James C. Denny, amid a busy winter travel schedule.
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Florida
U. B. Uat
Hinglin
Auny Gelstrapt
Old Vain
Vresidun-elect
Wahington
Hoover
Washington
Key West
Aix Hoover
Minnamon
James C. Dennyy
Auto Wreck Involving Unattended Car Injures Driver
An unattended vehicle rolled down a Mulberry Street incline and collided with another car, injuring driver Crawford who was hospitalized for serious injuries. The first car involved was linked to Joe Fiores andLeon Parker, with local witnesses describing the crash as the vehicle drifting into the intersection before impact.
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Halforty
Java
San Antonio
Mason
Joe Fiores
Cinetovali Avenue
Leon Parker
Neale
Oward Mulberry Street
Lweers
Harrmor Je
Aim HS
Crawford
Jay
Lop Surgical Hospital
Lewis Is Chosen IC C Chairman in Interstate Move
The report notes Lewis selected as chairman of IC C with a plan to rotate duties among commissioners. Campbell serves as post under the regulation, as the Interstate Commerce Commission considers reorganizing leadership to manage duties and yearlong rotation.
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Lewis
Ic.c
Washington
Thee
F. Dev
Interstate Commerce
J . Campbell
Are You Slipping with Age Or Lost Pep
An old time advertisement touts a pill named THERENICO as a remedy for nervous energy and gland weakness. It claims to renew vigor and alertness and urges readers to ask a doctor or order by mail with prepaid pricing and a local San Antonio drug store listing.
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Betaw Pan Pehsenico
WACK TAK Recalled From Toston in Quixot mission
In an odd report from a distant post, Aley Killott returns with recollections of past events tied to a distant town. The tale centers on a potential meeting or exchange, with characters named WACK TAK and Pottential Mes involved in a cryptic sequence.
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Toston
Aley Killott
Prodigal Son Wounded by Father in Wild Incident
In Chicago on December 20 Sinnlos 10 zhevewski of North Weston Avenue returns home to Esther’s place and is shot in the ankle by his father Dalins Duraczewski. The elder subdues him, then the father is charged with assault with a deadly weapon as he is held at the police station.
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Cimcago
Sinnlos
Zhevewski
No. Tesh North
Weston Avenue
Dalins Duraczewski
Playgrounds End Football Program Amid Seasonal Shifts
The playground football program concludes its fall season with final games this week. Basketball and volleyball leagues will begin in June, with ongoing adjustments to the playgrounds operations and schedules.
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Tbs
Solu Vansard
Suyevin
Tenident
Missing Syracuse teen sought by parents and police
Lev home resident Bial Vanishes On More Tap. 17 year old Biyaterina, daughter of MCE Mrs. Roy J. Fisher, disappeared after leaving for a neighbor’s for a picture. Last seen near the Onondaga hotel in Syracuse with no trouble reported by family.
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Binghampton
Biyaterina Pearing
Lev
Shreer
Adais Avenne
Adieatt Tmanche
May Misher
MCE
Roy J. Fisher
Syraose
Inorg
Onondaga
Syracuse
Wiegin
Woman's College Head Succumbs After Long Illness
A female college head, identified only as S.C. Dee aged 26 0 TW TD, died after a lengthy illness. Details are unclear in the fragmentary report but indicate an academic leader associated with a women’s college passed away following a prolonged battle with illness.
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Woman's College
S.C. Dee
Dubusun
Ouidhern
Eitentar
Kool
Svomen
Hems
Aig
Power and Light Official Dies in City Hospital
A Power and Light official identified as DAL min K Dee, 2 F Denjne rand, 48, of a Texas utility, died at an local hospital here. The brief notice notes the deceased worked for the utility and passed away recently, with limited personal details available.
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Dal Min Kdee
Denjnerand
Texas Power and Ight Company
Flu remedy guidance using 666 with dosing notes
The text advises taking 666 every three hours until bowel effects, then three times daily. It also suggests using 666 preventively two or three times daily. It claims 666 was among the most effective remedies in the last flu epidemic.
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Solons
TN Capital
Sioner Jacob Rubiola
J. M. Chambers
Barney Sadovsky
F. A. Sullivan
R. E. Butler
Ed Goldsmith
Mark
Samuel
Jen
Hertzberg
Marsinn
Mury
Elastig
Ilutary Plaza
Drngrid
Ruth Horowitz
Bronx
Reindeer
Trip North
Prowter
Bial
Tinian
Toller
Ira Vogsets
Believ
Jenia
Dogeel
Sony
Power and Light
Underwood Typewriter
Underwood Typewriter Co., Ince
Broadway
Clanie Longh
Vy Price
Vost Bros
Houston
Streep
WY Price
Chris
RAE
Frost’s
Frost
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