Weather Forecast Warns of Cold Wave Hits Texas
San Antonio faces easing chill as minimal temps dip to 36 expected Monday night and rise Tuesday. Central Texas and coast brace for frost and freezing. Houston and Port Arthur expected to take the brunt with strong easterly winds. Fort Worth records a 29 degree low as groundhog day opens with a new cold wave.
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San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Esas
Texas
Rio Grande
Houston
Port Arthur
Martes Erly Avinds
Fort Worth
Port Worth
West Texas
Fort Svorth
Publishers Protest Wood Pulp Embargo
The article reports publishers protesting a proposed embargo on wood pulp, warning it could push mills into Canada and force American operators to relocate. It discusses potential economic fallout and the aim to curb Canadian dominance in pulp production.
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Washington
T D. C
Sutienal Publishers
Jumign
Tel
Ene
Inet
Fel
United States
Dominion
Canada
Amerix
Industre
Wiens
Cine
Nation warns of defense needs and airship buildup
The text argues the United States must prepare for defense and build airships, urging strict policy toward Japan and Russia. It criticizes government officials for not acting, calls the nation a fat grocer, and asserts the need to futureproof against international threats.
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Japan
Russia
Hard Work Essential To Woman's Success In Business
A profile of Miss Rabe detailing how nerve courage and initiative power her retail ventures. The article highlights her keen sense of people, loyalty to female employees, and belief that women can reach top ranks through hard work and firm principles.
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Muss Rabe Hes
Miss Rabe
Old Jay
Iss Rube
Tapes Gaess Nagosen
Uldedadr
Ibst
Thomas Abson Dies in Toronto War-Era Leader
2 Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Abson, general counsel of the Lake Superior Corporation and vice president of the U. S. River Pulp and Paper Company, died in Toronto yesterday. He served as a military minister during the war.
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Orp
Thomas Abson
Lake Superior Corporation
Rice
U. Sp. River Pulp and Paper Company
Mili
Fight Tooth Film for Whiter Teeth Now
Leading dentists promote a new method to remove a viscous film coating teeth. The 10 day free trial invites mail coupon requests and urges druggist advice to start beautifying teeth today.
Speeding Dog Team Braces Diphtheria Epidemic Chase
A dog team led by L. Seppala races across a frozen Arctic river corridor carrying 300000 units of antitoxin serum to Nome as a diphtheria outbreak grows to 250 cases in a town of 1600. A relief team stands 21 miles away at Safety ready to assist if Seppala reaches them amid a deadly blizzard.
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Nome
Bering Seacoast
Seppalia
Nome Antitoxin Hurry Spurs Alaska Rescue Race
Alaska fans fear death as Nome rescue race accelerates. Superintendent Summers bridges the final gap with dog teams from Baldhead to Nome. Mushers ready teams hitched and caravans move to speed antitoxin delivery from Seattle via Alameda to Seward and Fairbanks with aviator Darling aiding the rush. Sergeant Farnsworth accompanies Darling on the airlift to Nome.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Nome
Robert Summers
Alaska Road Commission
Baldhead
Upper Norton Bay
A. Darling
Fairbanks
Seattle
Alameda
Sewards
Dariing
DeHaviland
Farnsworth
Daring
Air Mail Plans Expand to Alaska Amid Nome Diphtheria
Congress authorizes Alaska air mail routes effective July 1 with costs not higher than current methods. Paul Henderson has tested air routes between Fairbanks and McGrath proving faster mail service. Officials expect air mail to start in Alaska within the coming year amid Nome outbreak concerns.
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Alaska
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Fairbanks
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Merchants Offer Free Transport as San Antonio Campaign Rolls
Jimmie's toys orchestra will perform as merchants flood San Antonio with a citywide advertising drive. Free motor car transport hoists shoppers to stores while firms provide free books and expert business advice. Local agencies and auditing firms join the campaign offering various free services to boost advertising plans and prober prose.
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Itlus
Comas
San Antonio
Ing
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F. R. Rogers
Ernst & Eve Warwick Mitchel Company
Perry 1 King Auditing Company
BR. W. Crear
Ieats
Enpiper Adveng
Vithik Advertising Agency
Cadwale Seder-Coulter Ad Payne
Mueller- Grinstead Company
Ving Free Sere
Woman gets life term for part in murder of mate
Hurley Wisconsin Sara Enuna Sigler was sentenced to life in prison in Waupen for involvement in the murder of her husband Andrew Sigler last year. Andy Gudleski, previously serving life, testified he was paid to kill and helped lure the victim on a rural road.
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Wis
Sara Enuna Sigler
Waupen
Andrew Sigler
Andy Gudleski
Sigler
Gadinski
Nordic types unable to survive life in cities
London reports British author N J Perry argues that Nordic blondes fail in urban life while dark haired Mediterranean and Alpine groups thrive in cities like London, predicting Britain may shift to darker populations as urbanization grows.
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London
N. J. Perry
England
Danver Charged In Attack On Constable
Constable Emmete Garcia of precinct 7 says charges including murder and liquor may be filed Monday against the driver of a speeding truck involved in an incident that injured Deputy H. Lopez during a pursuit on South Presa Street. The driver was arrested after a crash that halted a second vehicle and left bottles along the road. Lopez received emergency care and was later released home.
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Lopez
South Presa Street
Robert B. Green, Memorial Hospital
Emmete Garca
Frecinct 7
Garcia
Hqnor
Lyes
Salinas Street
Lopes
Fairview
Gareia
Entombed Victim Directs Own Rescue Efforts
Rescuers fear further collapse as sand and stone threaten the entombed man. A drill from Louisville is expected to reach the cave six miles away, with workers racing to free him before the cavern caves in.
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JE Collins
Louisville
Col Hing
Post
Aliost Janden
Senate Judiciary Body Reaffirms Stone Nomination
For a second time the Senate Judiciary Committee ordered a favorable report on Attorney General Stone s nomination to the Supreme Court, after reviewing the Owenby case and objections raised to his earlier counsel argument. The action followed discussions over Senator Wheeler of Montana and amid concerns of a prolonged fight from opponents.
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Stong
Supreme Court
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Montana
Stone
Sun Yat Sen Alive but Sinking in Peking
Dr Sun Yat Sen, previously reported dead, remains alive but sinking rapidly in Peking. Artificial stimulation has been used to keep him alive. The evening temperature was reported at 100.
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Sun Yat Sen
Peking
Fen
Ferguson signs first rail bill in Texas history
Gov Miriam Ferguson signed her first law today approving Senate bill 62 creating a rail line transfer from the state highway department to the railroad. The bill emerged at the session's early stage under a directive from board members. Ferguson, recovering from illness, plans to keep morning office hours and delegate afternoon duties to her husband during the Legislature's session.
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Associated Brest
Austin
Miriam
Ferguson
Senate
Highway Department
Daria
Derr
Homesick donkey disrupts night with loud braying
Residents on 200 block Highth Street woke to a loud donkey braying through the night. Officer Braun found the animal at 205 Highth in the care of a recently moved resident. The owner said the donkey is homesick and will quiet down in a few days as it adjusts to new surroundings.
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Highth Street
Braun
Higuth Street
No. 205
Train wreck near Wine Field leaves one dead
One woman was killed and 22 injured when Frisco Railroad train 104 derailed three miles northwest of Wine Field Alabama. A broken rail fault caused the wreck sending cars down an 11 foot embankment into Luxakalila Creek. Rail investigators note all steel equipment limited loss of life.
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Frisco
Winefield
Ala
Luxakalila
Elizabeth Worthcutt
Lexington
Okla
Amory
Miss
Springfield
J. C. Frazer
F. H. Shaffer
R. O. Wood
Doheny Arrives in Mexico City for Inspection Trip
Feb 3 EB 1T. Doheny arrives in Mexico City to inspect properties of his companies during a business trip.
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Doheny
Mexico
Mexico City
Spouse for Spirits and Moonshining Echoes in Mock News
A collage of odd snippets blends film plots, political quips, and banter about publicity rules. References include a one time actor present at creation, Kellogg praised as secretary of state, and a musical tale of Fate and a drummer.
Prominent Doctor Byron F. Kingsley Dead at 76
Dr. Byron F. Kingsley a San Antonio physician for nearly fifty years died at his home 1914 West Woodlawn Avenue Sunday afternoon at. He was born in Ripley New York in 1932 and educated at Detroit College of Medicine University of Michigan and Bellevue College Hospital He served as president of the United States Board of Pension Examiners and of the Bexar and Texas Humane Societies He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and the Elks He is survived by his widow Mrs Nellie Kingsley two sons G M Kingsley of Tampico Mexico and R W Kingsley of Kerrville and two brothers C O C Kingsley of Pleasanton and C M Kingsley of San Antonio
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Kingsley
San Antonio
West Woodlawn Avenue
Ripley
New York
Detroit College of Medicine
University of Michigan
Bellview College Hospital
United States Board of Pension Examiners
Bexar County Humane Society
Texas Humane Society
Knights of Pythias and the Elks
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Nellie Kingsley
G. M. Kingsley
Tampico
Mex
R. W. Kingsley
Kerrville
C. OC. Kingsley
Pleasanton
C. M. Kingsley
1925 Poll Tax Lists to Be Ready by Saturday Night
County Collector Neil Campbell expects 1925 poll tax lists completed by Saturday night. A corps of women is typing three sets for the county clerk, the collector’s office, and election officials. The lists will be used for the February 10 school election. A total of 53 1696 polls and exemptions were reported, with 48 001 paid polls and exemptions.
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Neil Campbell
Campbell
Bexar
Bass
San Antonio Aims for 1925 Older Boys Conference
San Antonio likely will send a delegation of about 40 to the 1925 Older Boys Conference at Texas A. & M. College in College Station February 6 to 8. The candidate for president of the conference was tentatively chosen at a Sunday meeting, with final approval after the delegation departs Friday morning by special car on the Pacific railroad. Norman McLeod, assistant boys work secretary, notes the selection and travel plans.
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San Antonio
Joel Deleot
Norman McLeod
Pacific Railway
Fredrick
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