Money Lent and Russia Angered Over Prohibition Topics
The column revisits global tensions and Prohibition era issues, noting U S loan to Cuba, European lending amid conflict, and potential air raid fears. It cites British and Russian actions, the danger of high risk finance, and speculative visions of future warfare, while criticizing enforcement gaps in Prohibition era law.
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Lob Angelus
New “York
Cbnass National ‘Bank
Privae Bank
US Envoy Meets Von Hindenburg in Berlin
United States Ambassador Frederic M. Sackett met President von Hindenburg in Berlin and stated the primary aim of promoting improved friendly intercourse and understanding between Germany and the United States. He pledged to increase and fortify the already existing harmony in relations between the two nations in every possible way.
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von Hindenburg
Berlin
von Tildenburg
United States
Frederle M. Sackett
Germany
Harmunia
First Congressional Hearing on Prohibition Opens
A congressional hearing at the capitol opens the fight over the dry law. Walter Liggett testifies amid denunciations of enforcement in six cities, accusing governors and police officials. Chairman Graham attacks the Eighteenth Amendment while weighing constitutional revision and convention routes for ratification.
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Capitol
Graham
House Judiciary
Michigan
Walter Liggett
Sames Lug
M Party
Detroit
Pudice
Boston
Topeka
Tate
Minnesota
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Rep
Michener
Judiciary Committee
Liggett
District of Columbia
Ecasion
Wodey
Congress
Graham Avid
Eschelole
Meat Packers Face Decree Compliance Question
In Washington on February 12 the Senate Agriculture Committee was told by Attorney General Mitchell that meat packers had never fully complied with a consent decree limiting their activities to Great Packing. He noted extensions granted by court order mean they have not yet disobeyed the decree.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Mitchell
Packere
Party Victory Seen in Fall by Garner as Granfield's Wins
Washington DC February 12 The election of William J Granfield Democrat as representative from Massachusetts yesterday was hailed by Representative Garner Texas House minority leader as an indication of what will happen in November Garner praised administration but charged it with lacking leadership and policy
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Garner
Granfield
Washington, D.C
William J. Granfield
Massachandlish Instrict
Texas
Conviction Affirmed in Senate Betting Case
In Austin on February 12, the court of criminal appeals affirmed the conviction of Ben G. Richards of Dallas County for involvement in alleged forgery tied to a betting transaction. The case concerns the outcome of the race between Farle BR Mayfield and Tom Connally for the United States Senate.
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Austin
Ben G. Richards
Dallay County
Corgery
Farle Br, Mayfield
Tom Connally
United States Senate
Court of Criminal
Weather factors and forecasts across regions and times
A fragmented weather report lists temperatures from 2am to morning with notes on partly cloudy and colder conditions Wednesday into Thursday. It references urban areas and regions including Los Angeles New Orleans New York Chicago Seattle and Washington with varying temperatures and mentions flying conditions and wind.
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Hilena
Mont
Maney Cles
We of
New York
Louis HI
Toledo
Washington, D. C
Williston
Envinte
Louis- Inne
Woman dead in poisoning at Prudential hotel
One woman died and three others were critically ill after overdosing on a sleep aid at the Prudential hotel. Carney Horsen, 19, a guest and carnival worker, died from the same drug. Mrs Hassey, Size more, Mrs Hansen, and Johnny Siee more, all hotel staff, were treated at Santa Rosa infirmary. A fourth victim, Mrs Haeey Lee Carter of 314 Main Street, remained in danger at Robert B Green hospital after taking what she believed to be medicine.
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Blackburn
Bileven
Clifford Dabopy
Carney Horsen
Prudential Hotel
Belly Gibson
Hansen
Johnny Sieemore
Santa Rosa
Hassey
Haeey Lee Carter
Main Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Carter
Repeal of Trades Dispute Act Urged
London February 12 The cabinet proposes to bring in a bill this session to repeal the Trades Disputes Act passed by conservatives after the general strike. The act supported compulsory service on workers wage for union membership for political purposes and is urged for repeal by the labour cabinet.
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London
Hor
trades + union
Tourists May Visit Caligula Era Valley in Italy
Tourists can now walk a valley once carried by Emperor Caligula. The site has risen from the sea or time and a road has been built to reach it, with access in February reported by UP.
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Nem
Italy
Caligula
Dallas Postmaster Nominees Okayed
The civil service commission certified William P. Gege Charles W. Long and George Young as eligible for the Dallas Texas postmaster position.
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Dallas
Washington, D. GC
Yeh
Willian P. Gege
Charles W. Long
George ©. Young
Texas
Daugherty’s Son Drew in Florida
Samara Whe Feb 12 Proper Daugherty attorney general in the Mining administration died here last night.
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Daugherty
Drew
Florida
Samara
Whe
Proper Daugherty
Flores Mdaugherty
Minrding
Warm Weather Continues Amid Clouds Across Regions
Weather outlook predicts cloudy skies and warm temperatures persisting into midweek. J A Torboe, local weather prophet, forecasts Wednesday night and Thursday will stay cloudy with the lowest temperature near BS degrees. Light southerly winds shift to stronger breezes, bringing cooler conditions for East Toran while West Texas expects slightly colder air systems.
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Inde
Net
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Raurty
Eloudr Werner
Thoredeys
Nortion
J. A. Torboe
Lempersturea
East Toran
West Texas
Building Exchanges Seek Officers and San Antonio Bid
Delegates at the National Association of Building Exchanges convention in San Francisco on February 12 look to elections of officers and selecting a 1951 marching place, with a serious bid planned for the next seal convention in San Antonio, Texas, as they foresee five years of prosperity.
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National Association of Building Exchanges
San Antonio
Texas
Bandits raid Ollton dealer. police wounded, $500 cash seized
Two men robbed Oscar Anderson Inc. automobile dealer early today, captured two policemen and a night watchman, then escaped with $500 in cash and $150 in securities. The incident followed a failed pursuit as investigators cracked the case and reported progress against the suspects.
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Osta
Deb
Oscar Anderson, Inc
Summerall Plans Army Border Tour
General Charles P Summerall will leave Washington Saturday for the Mexican border to begin a tour of all army posts. It will be his first inspection tour since assuming command and will cover defense posts along the frontier.
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Army Border Tour
Washington
INS
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Army
Aimue Te Berama Ebiet
Slalt
Man shoots wife, slashes self and two sons in Chicago
CHICAGO, Feb. 19. Gorge Moncharerich, 43, shot his wife Katherine, slashed his own throat with a razor, and wounded his two sons Petey, 15, and George, 9, according to police. The incident left the family endangered and under police investigation.
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Chicago
Gorge Moncharerich
Katherine
Petey
George
Plot against Ortiz Rubio linked to San Antonio figures
Mexico City reports from San Vines Potosi say San Antonio residents connected to a plot against President Ortiz Rubio. Four suspects were seized in San Louis Potosi with many addresses and phone numbers of San Antonio residents found among their possessions. Rubro has received congratulations from European and South American leaders for surviving the attempted assassination.
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Ortiz
Rubbo
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San Vines Potosi
Hed
San Louis Potosi
Tve
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Vera Cruz
Ortis Rubio
King George
Dowmergue
France
von Hindenburg
Germany
Mgsangen
Unaduras
Colombia
Spi Paragnay
Rubio's Attacker Liable to Death
Mexico City February 12 Daniel Flores who shot and wounded President Ortiz Rubio after his inauguration February 5 faces the death sentence and possible exile under a new penal code drafted under Portes Gil. The code distinguishes political crimes from ordinary ones and allows death for attempts on public officials. No proceedings for Flores have been announced. Earlier, Jose De Leon Toral was granted a trial before execution.
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Mexico
Daniel Flores
Ortiz Rubio
Interior
Portes Gil
Flores
Jose de Leon Toral
Tresident-bleck Obregon
New York Markets Close for Lincoln's Birthday Observance
New York stock and commodities markets along with clearing houses and brokerages were closed today in observance of Lincoln's birthday. A large share of wholesale and retail stores also shut for the holiday.
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New York
Gasoline Drives Modern Oasis Mission Narrative
London report says the modern oasis relies on gasoline with scientists prepared to travel to Capetown. An expedition aims to erode the Kalabari desert aided by motor technology and water tank equipment, signaling a bold interlude in desert manipulation research.
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London
Capetown
Kalabari
McCoy Declines Lecture Fight Challenge at College Talk
Maj. Gen. Frank McCoy, after addressing a college audience, answered a question with a challenge to a fight, mocking the questioner and prompting surprise among attendees. The incident sparked debate over decorum and conduct at public talks.
McCoy Threatens Fight Over Probing Questions at Mercer
In Macon Georgia Maj Gen Frank St McCoy commander of the Fourth Corps area offered to fight Mercer University journalism professor John D Allen after Allen questioned whether the President may land Marines or civilize Latin American nations. The exchange ended amicably after the general backed down from physical confrontation.
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Georgia
Frank St. McCoy
Commanier
Lo Tighlin
United States
John D. Allen
Mercer Universlty
Cubs
Committee of Inquiry Civil
Allen
Brita
Panama Canal
Professor Allen
Bank Declares City Central Bank Stable After Run
A Tuesday withdrawal wave at City Central Bank and Trust Co. prompted a Wednesday meeting of Talley Shaw and banking officials. They reported ample funds on hand and strong depositor support, with many lenders pledging aid to reassure San Antonio. Depositors returning and assurances from the Clearing House and Federal Reserve were noted as stabilizing steps.
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Clte Central Bank and Trust Company
San Antonio
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