Hearst Temperance Prize Draws Nationwide Plans
Letters pour in from clergymen doctors educators and business people offering solutions to temperance issues amid calls to modify federal prohibition law. Readership across the country expresses support and criticism as Hearst papers collect submissions for the $25 000 prize intended to shape temperance policy.
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Enlire
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
booHerrer
Tearec
San Antonio
Mt .San Antonio Light
Stuart's Tablets Promoted for Child Growth and Minerals
Advertisements trumpet Stuart's Tablets as a health aid for growing children. They claim essential minerals like calcium and magnesium carbonate support bone and tooth development, with praise from physicians and assurances of safety and daily use.
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Stuart
Hearst Prize Praised By Adolph Ochs For Temperance Plan
In an interview with a New York American representative, Adolph S. Ochs lauds William Randolph Hearst for a 25000 prize seeking practical temperance substitutes for prohibition. Ochs argues the Eighteenth Amendment fails and constructive debate could yield remedies, praising Hearst’s step toward dialogue and policy ideas.
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New York Times
New York
Dolph $, Ochs
Temperance plan contest prizes and rules outlined by Hearst papers
A contest offers 26000 dollars for the best practical temperance substitute for prohibition with a 1000 word limit. Submissions by April 30 go to the Temperance Contest Committee appears in Hearst newspapers including Albany Times Union Atlanta Georgian Baltimore News Houston Evening America Chicago Herald and Examiner Detroit Times and more.
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Lestia
Americas
Temperance Contest
Hearst
Albany
Times-Union
Atlante Georgian
Baltimore News
Huston Evening America
CJ Herald and Examiner
Detroit
Times
Tan Angeles Examiner
New Xork American
Omsha Bee-News
Pittsburgh Sum Telegraph
Mochester Journal
San Artopio Light
San Francisco Examiner
Syracuse Jource
Benttle Post-Intelligencer
Washington Beield
Wisconsion News
Milwauce
Petition for Pete's Death Continues At San Antonio
The article describes a condemned man's efforts to secure a commutation. West requests a hearing with an amended application while fellow counsel Nanlin Hendolph plans future appearances in Austin. McKenzie waits on March 23 for an extension as supporters flood him with letters from San Antonio papers.
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West
Nan
Lin Hendolph
MD Apnear
Wandolph
San Antonio
Houston
Austin
Staidulph
Tlanteville
McKenzie
Four Men Fined on Convention Liquor Charges
Four men were fined in federal court on liquor charges following an American Legion Convention incident. Judge Weat imposed fines for possession and transportation of alcoholic beverages as the four defendants faced sentencing after initial bond. Names mentioned include Jake Alteran and others, with penalties laid out.
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Mynor
Counter Hotel
American Legion
Weat
Alcohatic Manor
Jake Alteran
Tien
Azotonal Pratihician
Tom Brevenavn
Fred Guriinky
Army Clinic invites physicians to weekly session
San Antonio physicians are invited to attend a Monday night session at 7215 Melock in Port Hom dtouston. The program includes participants Roger Bronte Ma Dr Bell Capt W G Coz Flynt Lieut G J Moore and others from the Army medical corps.
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Othcery
Watt
Port Hom
Dtouston
Melock
Roger Bronte
Bell
W. G. Coz
Flynt
G. J. Moore
San Antonio
Oklahoma Texas seek joint plan to settle land titles
A joint Texas Oklahoma legislative effort seeks arbitration to resolve disputed land titles and tax issues. Senators Small and Storey of both states join Oklahoma leaders to draft a concurrent resolution, appoint a committee to view lands, protect landowners and bondholders, and avoid litigation with a trip to assess the situation.
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Moore
Oklahoma
Texas
Miller
Sail
Oklahotea
W. D. McFarlane
Graton
Clint , Small
Wellington
Walter C. Woodward
Coleman
Cecil Storey
Vernon
Cisde W. Waiwick
Canyon
Land of Memphis
Dewey Young
John H. Whits
Borger
Moody Ant
House
Jehoma
Amalors Moors
Yfade Loafbourtan
W. N. Willisma
Storma
Frank Carmichael
J. C G. Nance
Okfahoma
Teres
Clin Small
Geeil Storey
J.0. Nance
Reas
O. Steame
Senate
Hoover Deep In Cabinet Problems At Miami Luncheon
President Hoover returns from a four day fishing trip to Long Key for a Belle Isle luncheon. Guests include Lindbergh Hammond Hert and Henry W. Anderson as possible cabinet picks. Charles Barrett of Point Pleasant, retired Farmers Union leader, aims to support Jardine retaining interior post.
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Ny International
Long Key
Herbert Hoover
Long Kes
Beile Island
Miami Beach
Cabinet Posta
Miami
Mr. Hoover
Belle Isle
Apoyer Board
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aheve
John Hays Hammond
Alvin T. Hert
Louisville
Republican National Committee
Kentucky
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Jardine
Reet Smoor
Nepubilcan
Via
Louis S. Gates
Salt Lake Cuy Saining
Charles 8. Barrett
Point Petz
Farmers' Union
Legal Committee Meeting Aims at Oklahoma Legislature
A fragmented note indicates a committee will convene at Qual noh with courtesy of Oklahoma citizens. All expenses are borne by the Oklahoma legislature to review the year future end and unresolved legal questions involving lawyers.
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Qual Noh
Oklahoma
Oklaloma
Kidnap Penalty Measure Advances in Senate Passage
A Coleman man, Benner Woodward, amended a kidnapping bill to raise penalties from five to twenty five years in the penitentiary. The measure, aimed at kidnapping minors or those under abnormal conditions, was finally passed by the Senate on Saturday.
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Agarin
Benner Woodward
Coleman
Senate
Motorcycle Squad Active in January Arrests Declared
DAS arrest total from the motorcycle squad in January announced by Capt. W C Dickman. A force of 31 officers worked 27 days in the month and made top traffic violations arrests. Late model closed cars offered with reasonable dawn payments and liberal terms in clasai ici section.
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W. C. Dickman
Rates cut by telephone firm spark fears of higher tolls
The piece notes a $5 004 rate reduction on long distance messages, the third cut in 28 months, and argues big carriers can profit while smaller companies struggle to provide cheap service. It also mentions Rockefeller’s stance on Standard Oil Indiana and Colonel Stewart's fight, plus musings on cruisers, warships, and Mexican bandits hunted by flying machines.
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Ble Telephone Company
Colonel Stewart
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Standard Oil
Indiana
Mr. Rockefeller
Board to Sell Ocean Liners
The United States and American merchant lines will place the government on liner sale next Wednesday. Paul W. Chapman and Company will act as intermediary in New York. The board met after Chairman Vo O’Connor returned from an inquiry into bids and awarded Chapman the flagship sale for 16,306,000 dollars.
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Triverwnt
Marina
Renee Adoree Divorced in Nevada Case
Renee Adoree, film actress, obtained a divorce in Reno Nevada. William Gill alleged cruelty in his complaint. the case was uncontested and decree was granted by Judge Moran. Household goods and furniture were offered in the classified ad.
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Reno
Nev
William & GN
Téday
Am Gill
Mra. Gill
Moran
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