Deputy Slain in Kentucky in Coal Field Unrest
In Kentucky's coal fields a deputy was fatally shot in the back by Virgil Hutton, a miner leader. Hutton was captured near Chevrolet after tensions flared as union opposition to low wages and harsh conditions intensified. Sizemore, a union ally, urged miners to strike as authorities sought calm and accountability.
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Aargan
Yickug
Kentucky
Tere
Work
Hizenjare
Airerift
Wox
Virgil Hutton
Theobal Mineral Union
Hutton
Little Black Mointain
Chevrolet
Sizemore
Conrad
Nitton
Allen
Tratton
Sicemore
Kenwicky
Lowen Bb
Teaminéra Ia
Re Houttom
Dallas Evening Art Exhibition Planned by Public Evening School
Officials plan a combined exhibit of the art classes from the public evening school at the Southern Regional Vocational Building in Bowston in March. Several well known instructors from the college fields conduct classes in the evening school.
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Dallas
Doe
Bowston
Collqus
Fredericksburg Banker Adolph Gold Dies at 83
Fredericksburg resident Adolph Gold 83 died Friday night. Services set for Sunday afternoon at Fredericksburg Lutheran Church with Rev Theophil Haag officiating. Burial in Wotan cemetery with Fredericksburg and San Antonio Masonic orders aiding. Survived by widow Auguste, son Ralph, four daughters Edna Schendel Afra Waltie Roberts Cora Gill dala Lawrence, two brothers Krull Gold Kerrville and Gavin Gold Austin, two sisters Mrs Adolph Berbert San Antonio and Mrs Bixt Franklin.
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Gillespie
Fredericksburg
Adolph Gold
Bank of Fredericksurg
Theophil Haag
Edna Schendel
Afra
Waltie Roberts
Bre
Cora Gilli Dala Lawrence
Krull Gold
Kerrville
Gavin Gold
Austin
Adolph Berbert
San Antonio
Bixt
Franklin
District Attorney Bans Campaigning in Office
Dallas dec 26. The district attorney William McCray says his office will be a place of business not a political arena. He will not seek re election and warns assistants against campaigning in the office next year as several attorneys have already begun campaigns.
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Dallas
Pola
Aiatanta
William McCraw
McCray
Hidalgo County to refund 8000 on delinquent taxes
The Texas Supreme Court action remitting all interest and penalties on delinquent taxes paid before January 1932 will result in a refund of about 8000 dollars to Hidalgo County property owners, according to H Tarpley Hidalgo County tax collector.
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Hidalgo
M'Allew
Auste Aupreme
Hidalgo County
H. Tarpley
Readers sign and who writes the open letters today
The letters to the editor in Thursday's Light include signed pieces by Mere Citizen and references to A. Sulley and Kermit the county debt issue. The missive discusses Mellon economy, county salaries, tax assessments, and a push for government support for ex service members amidst wartime sacrifice.
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Citjsen
Ieuleiantegionel
A. Sulley
Congresaman
Washington
Mere Cilzen
Rinfen
Mellon
Waris
American Legionnaires
Tudge Smiley
Editorial Praise and Dem Party Critique On Light Page
Readers are urged to examine the Christmas Eve issue of The Light for editorials about the Democratic slogan Hee haw we are coming back. The piece laments poverty among mothers and children, critiques the federal farm board, and argues the Democratic party bears responsibility for economic distress while urging voters to reconsider party allegiance. The text emphasizes intergenerational voting patterns and appeals to working Americans fearful for the standard of living.
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Trondolgh Hearst
Walker Seen as Mediator in Cuba Crisis
EW York December 24 James J Walker long a public figure and reformer was discussed as a possible mediator in Cuba's political dispute if the issue affected individuals rather than governments. He was described as a close personal friend of President Machado though mayoral figures questioned the diplomacy plan.
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EW. York
Sinc
James J. Walker
Cuba
Machado
Cubsa Republic
Cefala
Opid Basin
Walker
California
Tom Mooney
al Se
Machado Denies Inviting Walker To Cuba Mediation
In a terse statement from Havana, President Machado rejects inviting Walker to Cuba to mediate amid Cuba's political crisis. He expresses strong disapproval of Mayor James J. Walker while downplaying domestic turmoil and focusing on external economic troubles affecting the world.
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Machado
Walker Tavana
James J. Walker
Queen Victoria Jewelry Offered Privately Through Firm
London dispatch says the personal jewels of Queen Victoria of Spain, valued at 62 million, will be offered privately for sale through a London jewellery firm. The crown jewels are excluded. The collection was seized after the monarchy fled to France during the April revolution.
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Spain
London
Perzonal
Jewela Ph Queet Victoria
Rian
Fapreas
France
London Orthopedic Surgeon Declares High Heels Harmless
London orthopedic surgeon Tigh Meleara tells the Loancent journal that most people over a third of the world’s population wear high heels and are comfortable. He denies that heels alter the anatomy or cause damage and says they are safe for standing.
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London
Tigh Meleara Harilies
Rya
Laoniton
Mayer
Government to vacate sites for post office move
Unit attorney John D Wartman announced that three properties in Wd postottica Lock including the Army headquarters and the Arthne hotel will be vacated and torn down by the government after a 85 000 appropriation is paid. Turner hall will serve as a temporary Y club location as crews prepare the site.
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Uni
John D.wartman
Mruten District ’Attorney
Wd.postottica Lock
Thir
Dans Ivary
Atman
J. Ocha
Chatrenan
Army
Navy
Turner Hall
Ochssail
Llogk
Nacosdoches
Houston
Dark Red Seedless Grapefruit Grown in Valley Orchard
Dark Red Seedless Grapefruit grown in a Valley orchard has transitioned from pink to a deep red flesh that shows through the peel. Dr. John Webb, a local orchardist, reports fruit with uniform color and fine flavor. At 16 years old, the variety yielded two dozen consistent fruits and plans to bud about 5000 trees next year.
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Donna Man
John Webb
Webb Experta
Bandit Slugs Pedestrian Steals $1 Then Flees by Car
A bandit ambushed a pedestrian on West Martin Street near Commerce Street, struck him with a pistol, and stole $1 before jumping into a waiting automobile driven by another youth. The car fled as a second man kept watch, then the attacker fled on a different street after a passerby frightened him away. Police received the report and searched pockets for the cash.
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Aa Young
Aressea Dado
H. Tk
West Martin Street
North West Twenty-fourth Aheet
Cormerce Street
Telkins
Eikine
Increase Seen in Spinach Movement inureas CITY
Crystal Gily shipments of spinach and vegetables were expected to rise next week as damp weather limited dispatches to 110 cars of spinach and nine cars of mixed vegetables. The spinach crop was about 80 percent of the local output with yield harmed by snaver depredations and a heavy fall.
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Inureas City
Youth Sought in Valley Shooting Near McAllen
Police hunt a youth connected to the Christmas morning murder of Fred Garlock, a 20 year old farm laborer, with two women reporting the suspect to Justice. No charges have been filed. The search covers the lower valley as officers pursue leads.
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Mawes
Wee
Fred Garlock
Abot
McAllen
Carlock
Max Maule
Alain Man
Afra
Toman Tintbosa
Navy Plans Largest Maneuvers Since World War II
Naval authorities prepared for a major spring demonstration in the Pacific. One fleet segment will attack while another defends along the California coast, marking the navy’s biggest maneuvers in years after recommissions and administration economy.
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D. Oy Doe
uSi
Pacific
California
Hoover Grants D C Workers a Holiday Today
President Hoover grants a second holiday to thousands of District of Columbia government workers after Congress fails to pass a measure creating today and January 2 as holidays for local workers.
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Hoover
D.C
Washington, D. C
Dee
District of Columbia
Congress
Bastrop Farmers Aided by Rains
Bastrop reports recent rains have brought moisture benefits to farmers and stockmen. The ground now holds enough moisture to prepare soil for another crop year, easing conditions for planting and cultivation.
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Tama Wat
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