Hearst War Question Dominates Congress Debate
Washington Feb 7 The Senate and House quizzed by William Randolph Hearst on peace or war for America signal a war aged mood rivaling 1917. Senators Capper and Hughes urge neutrality and strong defense, opposing entangling alliances and presidential power to push into foreign wars.
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House of Representatives
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Wiliam Randolsh Hearst
America
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Mr. Hearst
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Walter Winchell On Broadway headlines and rumors blitz
A rapid-fire collage of show business gossip cites Walter Winchell on Broadway with notes on Juicy rumors about Joan Crawford Charles M, Brenda Frawley, and Jack Oakie. It mentions divorces, impending nuptials, celebrity travels, and industry shakeups, including reflections on the Dies Committee, fashion, and casino buys amid Hollywood chatter.
Public stance on war and national defense echoed
The speaker argues against delaying action on war, notes public demand shaped past wars, and urges the United States to defend itself and avoid seeking trouble. Reference is made to Roosevelt and McKinley, with emphasis on not precipitating conflict and prioritizing national interests.
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Hearsh
United States
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Roosevelt
Congress
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Russia
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Senatar James H. Hughes
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Otte
Diigo
McKinley
Batista Shown Historical Pageant at Sun Ritual
In Mexico City on February 7 Col. Fulgencio Batista, Cuban army chief, attended a historical pageant featuring an Aztec sun ritual at the Teotihuacan pyramids. The ministry of education organized the event during his 10 day visit.
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Mexico City
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Twelihuacan
Poll on Tech high gym plan sparks student action
Sponeered by The Techaician at San Antonio Vocational and Technical High School a ballot asks students yes or no on a gym for Techs long sought athlete building. The poll questions cover a bonfire rally, participation, and donations for a neon sign. A plan of action will be drawn Wednesday after results.
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Xinder Way Tureday
San Antonio
Board of Education Memgers
Iran
Tech
Treasury position report list February 4 receipts and outgo
Treasury figures show February 4 receipts 25 208 936 99 dollars and expenditures 29 020 680 88 dollars leaving a net balance of 3 618 608 47 including 2 493 a54. AS158 working balance customs receipts for Demontis 5 228 042 25 and incal year Cattiec uly WU 3 849 229200 09 with emergency spending 1 806 149 364 01. Expenditures exceed receipts by 2 050 213 65482. gross debt 39 695 743 898.78. gold assets 14 700 074 054.81.
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Downtown windows show new elvtes and local figures
FRAN Louis Quintanilla and Bem No Sophhl survey downtown shop windows while Lloyd Croft contemplates settling back into auto-trailers. Notable visitors include Bob Seng Jr and George Lehr, with playgoing notes on Santa Rosa drama and a City Attorney security detail.
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Striking Mexico Teachers Cheered In Tampico
Fourteen thousand students cheered in Tampico as teachers on strike demanded higher wages. Speeches were made in downtown square citing teachers earning two to three pesos or 40 to 80 cents daily as earning less than peons. Weather spokesmen noted colleagues in Tamaulipas state were called out.
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Tampicg
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el Tamaulipas
Methodist Women Host Third Annual Fellowship Tea
Methodist Women held their third annual fellowship tea sponsored by the women's division of the Methodist Episcopal Church movement. The event promoted worldwide friendship and good will, drawing attendees from the United States, Latin America, and China, and highlighted the strength of Methodist women in uniting for global outreach.
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