Great Peter Knew How and Gold Star Mothers
A 1928 Los Angeles column by Arthur Brisbane discusses political terror and reform in Mexico, referencing Ortiz Rubio and Portes Gil, then shifts to Congress approving over 5 million dollars for Gold Star mothers to visit graves in France. It critiques Prohibition in Quebec, contrasts American duties, and notes ongoing bootlegging issues.
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Adam
Quebec
Arthur Brisbane
King
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France
Officials defend Klamath government in Oregon report
A report from the Indian affairs committee to the Senate defends the current Klamath tribal government in Oregon. The document labels the present officials' retention as defensive and relevant to ongoing governance.
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Klamath
Ball Mill witness dies after prolonged illness
Mrs. Jane fijbeon, a noted figure in connection with the Ball-Mills strike at the Mersey fly boxprint, died shortly before noon after suffering from a long term disease.
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Nod
Jane Fijbeon
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Oon
Man Remarries Fourth Time in Rockyford Worid News
Ras Barry, a farmer from Rockford, wed again in his fourth marriage amid a string of prior unions. The latest ceremony occurred on Friday, with his spouse described as Mrs. Barry. Previous marriages were reportedly voided, and the record notes the 04 years of his life.
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Rockford
T.—Or
Ras Barry
Barry
Peddlers Prohibited From Selling Outsider Goods in Market Plaza
Mayor C. M. Chambers ordered arrest of persons selling peddled goods not made by themselves at City Market Plaza. Health department officers received copies of ordinances Friday, to enforce at the market. Produce men and the market master complained the health department lagged, with inferior products allegedly sold on the market.
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Feidias
C. M. Chambers
City Marke Plaza
J. . Dones
Eily Oarket
Fletcher to Aid Study of Haiti Situation
Washington dispatch reports former diplomat Fletcher will join President Hoover’s commission to study conditions in Haiti. The grouping aims to assess political, social, and economic factors affecting stability and U.S. interests in the Caribbean nation.
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Haiti
Washington, DG
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Migico City
Stabilizing Wheat Prices Aimed By New Corporation
In Chicago on February, the Federal Farm Board was asked to create a stabilization corporation under the Marketing Act to buy enough wheat to adjust current derated prices. The Wheat Growers Advisory Committee, meeting in Crieate, recommended immediate formation of the corporation. articles of incorporation were drawn today.
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Chicago
Federal Farm Board
United States
Federal Fare World
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Marriage Opposed, She Takes Poison
An aggrieved couple named Flavaiinn Merrill Mc Intosh and Rondresa known as Merrill Mack faced parental opposition to their marriage. In a reported act of defiance she reportedly drank poison. The incident occurred in Los Angeles on February 7.
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Besavac
W Flavaiinn
Merrill McIntosh
Rondresa
Merrit Mack
Mexican President Ortiz Rubio Survives Gun Attack
Widespread investigation of the Wednesday attempt against Pascual Ortiz Rubio was announced by Interior Minister Emilio Portes Gil. Several suspects were detained in Mexico City and San Luis Potosi. Ortiz Rubio improved after a second operation to remove a jaw splinter. his wife and niece were grazed but not seriously injured. Reports note the attack may reflect a broader plot with possible militant or communist links.
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Emilio Portes Cl
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Senora de Ortiz Rubio
Honorita Maria Hosh
Tuitt Whiting
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Sen
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Nima Putnam Faces Bankruptcy Plea in Miami
Fragmented report notes Nima Putnam involved in a bankruptcy plea filed in Miami. The text mentions Elite Keb and Nina Wileua Veluain among unclear names while hinting at liabilities and history of debt. Details are garbled but reflect legal financial trouble.
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Miami
Elite
Nina Wileua Veluain
Hituevist
Authen Pap
Fikwl
Perittun
Tory Lapkriptity
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Koown Todg Ok
Democrats Open Tariff Attacks in the Mountains
Democrats in Washington push tariff attacks as the party criticizes duty reductions on lead ore and related products. The debate centers on current rates and proposed changes affecting metal markets and industrial costs.
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Washington, D.C
Federal court fines for neglecting family dog
Verma Wagner showed kindness to WY dog while denying basic aid to his family. A court heard she readily bought meat for the hound but refused to provide for home folk, Madge Lupe fined Wagner $100 and coats he could not pay as he was led away to serve the fine.
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Verma
Wagner
Fudge
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Mim
Sunshine and fair skies expected for Saturday forecast
San Antonio weather officials predict fair skies and pleasant coolness for the next 24 hours with light north winds. Friday night lows near 49 degrees and a high of 74 degrees recorded Thursday. Overnight temperatures dipped to 46 degrees by 7 am Friday morning as colder, clear conditions move into East and West Texas.
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Barl Reau
Snd
West Tesas
Bureau
300 Gallon Still Seized in San Antonio Raid
Prohibition agents seized a 300 gallon still at 821 North Azazamora street in San Antonio, the largest such seizure this year, and destroyed the apparatus after a hearing before United States Commissioner Yout A. Forkhart. The raid also uncovered 128 gallons of whiskey and more than 20 gallons of whiskey mind.
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Prohibition
San Antonio
North
aZirzamora Street
Eddie Benodtre
Wis
Sti
A. Forkhart
United States
J E Jarratt Co Receivership Appointed in Federal Court
J E Jarratt Co in receivership after a receiver was appointed in federal court. Judge Fol West presided as Jarratt was named a firm of San Aurelio investors. Warwick Field filed the application on behalf of stockholders with R J Mostiling as receiver.
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de Hi. Sarcatt Company
San Aurelio
Joe Pick O. Tercel
Junge James
Mexican Bar Act Not Expected This Session
Ray Leeman, general manager of the South Texas chamber of commerce, announced plans for an educational campaign among youth Texas farmers on the impact of Mexican immigration. He predicted that the Mexican bar act would not be enacted this session of Congress and possibly not within the next two years.
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U.S
Ray Leeman
South
Prisoner of the city Dr Drain faces quarantine stir
Dr J R Drain president of Texas Chiropractic College is quarantined by city health officers after Miss Florence Hendles fell ill with smallpox. He claims the city must feed him. health officer Dr King says no law requires feeding. Vaccination offered but no food or bedding provided as tensions rise. Several students were turned away from tours as officials resolve the stalled quarantine situation.
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Texas Chiropractic College
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Weet Park Avenue
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Ui City
Amallpos, Cie
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Imei
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Liu
Indrad
Fife
NTS
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Thain
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