Coolidge Enjoys Quiet Genuine Vacation Abroad
Former president Calvin Coolidge relaxes on a Florida vacation at a seaside hotel in Daytona Beach. He reads a magazine, chats with friends, and takes in sightseeing and motor trips, maintaining a calm routine with little press attention and no formal engagements.
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Cancer serum trial sparks hope for seven Los Angeles patients
In Los Angeles and San Francisco news of Coffey Humber cancer-killing extract draws wide medical attention. Seven patients receive a second treatment at Southern Pacific medical offices under Dr John Bo Humber, co discovered, with more candidates and hopeful reports of pain relief and tongue cancer improvement amid cautious optimism from surgeons and journalists.
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German Officer Studies U S Army Methods at Fort Sam
German Captain Walter Warlimont of the Gero army arrived at Fort Sam Houston to observe U S Army training for about one week. Attached to Battery E Twelfth Field Artillery, he studied See don Field Artillery brigade procedures while meeting U S officers and touring facilities. He has served on the Italian front and Western front lines, earning the German Cross, Iron Cross first class, and Austrian Military Cross before his arrival in the United States.
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Fort Samslouston
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War Department
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Dnce
Wray
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Fifth Army
Tte Crown Prince
Moody veto opens path for Texas bills
Moody vetoes the measure as Texas debates a prison centralization and rehabilitation compromise. Houston representative UWage sponsors a plan for Trem system upgrades, prison renovation at Tunta ville, and manufacturing enhancements with $20,000 and $370,000 appropriations over the current and next five years. The proposal funds are to be shared between Fruntavide and the arms, amid factional pushback and ongoing discussions in the House.
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Austin
Wife’s Lover Retaliates After Infidelity Scandal
LA SALLE, Th. Fen. 18 1145) A man accused of threatening to kill his wife and three others after alleging she loved three men. The trio named Carson Andeal Simon Ruse and Catara fasque faced fines of $10 each for their intimate relations with Mrs. Atano.
Methodists Seek Ten Million Fund Campaign
In Chicago on February 19 the Methodist Episcopal Church announced a ten million dollar campaign to support home and foreign mission work. Details were presented at a meeting in the YMCA building, outlining the drive's goals and structure, with emphasis on broad public support and organized fundraising.
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Yalmor
Rail and road visions mix in era of transit change
The piece discusses elevated rail crosses above tracks from New York to the Pacific, tolls for private autos, and light transits to boost railroad dividends. Mentions Paul Shoup, Tate president of the New York Central, and possible projects linking New York, Philadelphia, San Diego, Portland, and Seattle with auxiliary roads and motor buses. Also reflects on exotic imagery and contemporary speculation about transport, wealth, and progress.
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San Diego
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Seattle
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GeneralActerbury
New York
Philadelphia
W.H. Storey
Santa Fe
Pet Dog Figures in Divorce Plea
SHUTTLE Feb 10 a divorce case involves a pet dog when Mrs May Ya accuses Harry M Yate of prolonged illness and liquor use. She seeks a decree of separation and division of property, admitting both lived separately and urging the court to decide custody and support terms.
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Balttard Dentint
Khe
Duke Carver's Brother Free On Charge
Don Carver, city benefited officer and brother of Duke Carver, was acquitted with three others in Corporation contempt charges of vagrancy. Names include Somon Bnl, Carver, C. A. Diller, J. B. Lawrence, and George Carroll. Carvel was a health officer earning 150.1 monthly. Judge Watson noted prior property worth about 850,000 and suggested they faced possible swindling charges only if further proven.
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City Benlit
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Carcell
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Don Civer Tye
Girls' Assailants Given Long Terms
Charles Egbert and Keith Helme pleaded guilty to attacking Miss Macie Panek in her home. Egbert was sentenced to 20 years in prison and Helme to 5 years. The youths, both 20, were accused of forcing Panek from a dance and invading her home in Omaha Nebraska.
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Charles Egbert
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Macie Panek
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Sere
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Panek
Deer Lassoed as He Swims River
Deer spotted swimming the Columbia River near Astouta was lassoed by Cai tin Frits Elfving from a regular ferry. The buck deer, about two miles from shore, was captured and returned to a game preserve. No injuries reported.
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Columbia
Caitnin Frits Elfving
Washington
Radium Haul Found Hidden in Bandage Case
A hospital report reveals $15,000 in radium concealed inside a bandage case. Pablo Garcia discarded the wrapper before investigators recovered the radium source. The item was found amid medical supplies at the facility in Angeles on February 10.
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Pablo Garcia
Free Hospital Opens in Mut Ghamr Egypt
A new free hospital has been opened at Mut Ghamr near Cairo as part of government charity hospital program. It marks the third such facility under the ongoing yearlong effort to expand free medical care.
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Egypt
Cairo
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Mut Ghamr
Cambridge Woman Sues Over Fly Paper Incident
In Cambridge on February 1, Mrs. Buxband filed for divorce claiming a quarrel led to flypaper being stuck on her face. The complaint names the husband, citing a domestic dispute and harm from the incident.
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Cambridge
Maas
Locke
Motorman Journeys Vast Miles Across Seasoned Career
A veteran street car motorman with 26 years of service has traveled an estimated 325000 miles on his route. He previously operated with WABASE and has logged over 125000 miles in the current period.
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Wabase
Tal Derman
French Poster Art to Be Shown in U8 Exhibition
Paris Feb 10 an posthibition of the best French poster art to be sent to the United States to show the modern tendency of French commercial art.
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Paris
Gring Cnl
United States
Citizens Who Drink Can't Drive Autos
CONCORD New Hampshire Feb 10 Citizens who drink cannot drive autos under a new order from the motor vehicle department. A test is required for driving license applicants who are under the influence, extending to all drinkers seeking licenses.
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Concord
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New Hampshire
German Student Dies After Fatal Wound in Fencing Ton
Heinrich Neuhoff, a Heidelberg University student, died from a wound sustained during a fencing match. The duel, though illegal, is widely practiced by students, and the incident highlights ongoing tensions over the practice.
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Bent Reillin
Sheinrich Neuhoff
Heidebberg University
Foam unit formed to guard Wey valley labor supply
An organization to protect the valley's labor supply was formed at Wheeling Texas on February 10 to raise 24000 for a year's activities. Directors include John T Lomax B Bel Frank Gadden San Benito Wills J Carter amit A Waldron Star linge Rayaondville Tom Befler Donna J C Panton McAllen and John Shacy Mission. The group aims to bring immigration opportunities to the valley and views conditions there. Brownsville lawyer TT Canales notes immigration bills offer no real way to keep Mexicans out and warns the Box bill may broaden penalties. advocates include American Federation of Labor figures Jule Lamar Gill Willacy County.
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Valley Chmber ‘of Commerce
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B. Bel
Frank < Gadden
Wills J Carter Amit A. Waldron
Starlinge
Gaga
Scisaona
Riymondville
Tom Befler
Donna
J- C. Panton
McAllen
John Shacy
Mission
Canales
Brownsville
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American Federation of Labor
Jule Lamar Gill
Willacy Counts
Brady retrial conference in Austin
Brady retrial moved after a six hour deadlock in the murder case of Miss Lephighsmith, stenographer, with jurors split 11 to 1 for conviction. Judge Moore to decide on transferring the case to Georgetown for retrial as districts weigh the fate of Justice Joan Brady.
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Joan W. Brady
Court of Civil Appeals
Tnilay
Leblia Phighsmith
J. D. Moore
Henry Brooks
Georgetown
Lere
J. Wt. Keltner
Keitnes
Lal
Dean of Lincoln Cathedral Dead
Lincoln Fugland Feb 10 Dr. Thomas Charles Fry dean of Lincoln di ed yesterday at around 70 friends say he had dedicated his life to the rebuilding Lincoln Cathedral. He recently collapsed while touring South America seeking funds for restoration of the cuthe ent.
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South America
Arrest Austrians in Tax Fraud Case
In Misterach Lower Austria on February 10, authorities arrested a leading industry figure and the city’s acting attorney on charges of conspiring with Revenue Comptroller Maj. Felix Woitl to evade government taxes. The scheme is described as affecting hundreds of thousands in taxes.
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