Protestant Women’s group endorses Wickersham report
The Protestant Women’s Questation executive board met at president Alex W. Buron’s home and endorsed the Wickersham report and Hoover cabinet opinions on retaining the eighteenth amendment and enforcing it. They urged Governor Sterling to take a firmer stand favoring retention and enforcement, while backing Red Cross drought relief and unemployment aid. The group also expressed support for several bills including education secretary nominee, a state motion picture censor board, billboard restrictions, universal school fares to age 21, a domestic relations court, and other public welfare measures.
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Ross Sterling
Protestant Women's Questation
Wetherby Werning
Alex. W. W. Buron
Hoover Law Commission
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Frenty
Neek End
Women's Association
Sterling
Aking
Hoover
America
di Omccistion
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Education
Xtale
Nexar County
Heals Pimples in 7 Days or Less
Mysterious claim promises rapid healing of pimples and wounds. The ad touts Moons's Emerald Oil and 3s cert bottle to last seven weeks, urging all farmers or any girl to purchase at any time. No credible medical guidance or sources are provided.
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Anijarptia
Plarmacista
Remedy Claim For Itching Skin Ends In Relief
An advertisement touts Zemo as a quick relief for itching skin, rashes and irritation. It claims the product smooths blemishes, clears up pimples and soothes irritation, urging readers to keep antiseptic Zemo on hand. Available at 35, generic price $1.00, sold nationwide.
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Zemo
Uae
Frey
Mexican land opened for 100000 acres oil drilling
Vera Cruz state in Mexico opens 100000 acres for oil drilling after a Mexican government ruling against the American Detroloan company. The land formerly under Manorsteen Retroloum passes to instant exploitation, with wells expected to produce oil rapidly for export to the United States and across the globe.
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Mexico City
Vera Crig
Monc Ican Detroloan Company
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Mansteen Retroloum Company
Metroloway Company
Tinasteen Uetrollum Company
Hay
Vera Cob
SYB
Petrolotn
Farmer Bride Gun Victim in Salamanca Tragedy
In Salamanca on February 4 a honeymoon murder stunned locals as Darwin Kine, former husband of Vivin King Dieter, shot through a window killing Dieter and wounding his bride Jean. King confessed, hiding the gun in an abandoned barn. Dieter and Jean had wed a week earlier after a divorce. The couple had been visiting the bride’s parents Willise and Wilber Wilber when the fatal shots occurred.
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Salamanca
Jean
Wesles Dieter
Vivian King Dieter
Dieter
Frank
Annis
Darwin
Annie
King
Ring Niné Tantha
Dieter Leat Thursdar
Willise
Wilber
Reichman Funeral at Fredericksburg
Funeral services were held in Fredericksburg for Walter Reichenau 34 a local businessman and World War veteran who died suddenly Monday in Ha Anautania while seeking medical exams for an illness contracted from exposure to heavy fighting during the war He was a Rambor division veteran and took part in major engagements He survived by his mother Mrs Albert Reichenau his widow three young children and three brothers Harry Chester and Hubert all of Fredericksburg and Mrs Werman Yohn of Austig
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Fredericksburg
Tezes
Walter Rechenau
Ha Autania
Reichenau
Louis Jordan Trost
American Legion
Necal
Reichenau Fe
Albert Reichenau
Harry
Chester
Hubert
Fredricksburg
Nggiate
Mra
Werman Yohn
Austig
Jobless Warned Against Dam Influx
Washington report warns 47 jobless workers nationwide against influx connected to Hoover Dam. Bureau of Reclamation cautions 2000 additional jobs may arise from the $71,000,000 project in Nevada and Arizona, amid concerns over labor availability and regional job markets.
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Washington, D.C
Bureau of Reclamation
Nevada
Arizona
Hoover Dam
Disinherit Woman for Opposing Gift in Washington Case
A brief report notes Mrs. Trentrien Van Tloneselace Feniergon Whotean faced disinheritance after opposing Mrs. F. Semerson's bid to grant a permanent home in a nation to the vice president. Fob of UPI-Docause covers the action.
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Wasitiington
D.C
Famed Italian Duke In Critical Condition At 100
Rome reports Duke Terra D'Cinn once master of ceremonies to the King of Italy is critically ill with influenza. The centenarian has served 40 years at the palace and for four reigns, earning broad recognition in Italian court life.
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Terra D'Cinn
Europe
Mastre
Crittentie Ml
Ihefluenza
Italy
Andor
Cuban Labor Men on Partial Strike
In Havana on Reb 4 a partial strike pressed by labor groups as a protest to recent political developments. Members stayed away from work and the action aimed to advance their goals amid a broader contention within the movement.
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Havana
World's Largest Non-Rigid Airship to Be Assembled
In Lakeba cerast XII J February 4 officials announce the assembly of the world’s largest non rigid airship to begin within weeks at the air station. The 220 foot long ship, named Rel, will have gas bags made in Alton Ohio and motive power in Philadelphia. It will cruise about 1000 miles at speeds around miles per hour with valve systems and other components described as essential.
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Cores
Alton
Ohio
Philadelphia
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