League 10 War Du Leag ue 10 War Du Geneva Feb 13
The League of Nations advisory committee on opium traffic reversed last year’s stance and urged concerted action to suppress drug traffic flooding China. It calls on powers to honor The Hague convention and work with Chinese authorities to share information and address the problem in the Far East. A plan to set the agenda for next year’s committee meeting aims for further progress.
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Europe
Japan
Woo Wai Seng
Far East
Otder
Best Home Remedy for Cough With Pine Creosote Mix
An at home cough remedy using Tiner and honey suffices for bronchial coughs chest colds and throat irritation. The plan claims quick relief by thinning mucus soothing the throat and acting on bronchial tubes with creosote from Norway pine. It promises savings over store bought medicines and guarantees prompt relief or money back.
Peruna energizes Tom and mood with health claims
Madge finds a way to happiness and vigor using Peruna. The ad touts the remedy as rebuilding energy, appetite, digestion, and spirit, claiming widespread use over 60 years and offering a money-back guarantee if expectations aren’t met.
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Tom
Madge
Snow protests Idaho potatoes in House restaurant menu
Representative Snow of Maine rails against red ink on the House restaurant menu. He argues Idaho potatoes should not be printed in red, calling the menu a place for no propaganda. He vows to continue protests until the issue is resolved.
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Representative Snow
Maine
Idaho
House of Representatives
Snow
Hoover quits for mail in Florida Keys fishing trip
President Hoover, refreshed after two days of Atlantic fishing off the Florida Keys, canceled plans to go fishing this morning. He remained aboard the presidential yacht while reading the first batch of mail received since leaving Washington Saturday night. The mail arrived by pouch from Minami.
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Househot Saunterer
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Passenger stabbed as bus operator arrested after fight
RB. T. Holestin, a Public Service bus operator, faced a $200 bond after a late Tuesday bus quarrel left two passengers wounded. W. A. Walker sustained a stab wound and was treated at Taobert B. Green hospital. Holestin admitted a prior fight but denied stabbing Walker.
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West Ashby Place
Liberty
W. AD. Walker
Vienslo
Wedding Sparks Filipino Japanese Tensions in Stockton
In Stockton California an American born Japanese girl’s wedding to a Filipino youth stirred race tensions. Police report the event sparked boycotts of Japanese merchants by Filipinos and promises of retaliation by Japanese communities amid ongoing local riots and investigations.
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Calif
Bed
Lippemiece
Petition Seeks City Street Lights for Graf ton Area
Residents of Graf ton street west of Avenue A petition the city for immediate street and bridge lighting after two robberies in the area. They cite a nearby garbage dump on Karnes street creating a dangerous condition and request lights at Grayson and Tsfein streets and on the Grayson street bridge.
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Avenue A
Karnes Street
Tsfein
Grayson Streets
Grayson Street
Impeachment Subpoena Served for State Official
Sheriff Alfonsy Newton Je. Wedoes Mar received a telegraphic subpoena for O. M. Granton an employee of the state comptroller department who is to appear in Austin Thursday at impeachment proceedings against State Comptroller S. 11 Terrell Bubpornn was served by W. S. Barrau clerk of the house of representatives at Austin.
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Alfonsy Newton Je. Wedoes Mar
O. M. Granton
State Comptrollers Department
Austin
State Comptranee S. 11
Terrell Bubpornn
W. 8. Barrau, Eperker
Loase of Representatives
Citizens petition for traffic light at Eades and Halliday
Twenty five residents petitioned the city Wednesday to install a traffic signal at the intersection of Eades and Halliday avenues with South Presa Street. They cite heavy traffic and schoolchildren as safety concerns.
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South Presa Street
Dane Gerana
State Oil Men To Organize In Texas
Fort Worth Feb 12 Arrangements are under way to organize a state association of independent oil men. A meeting yesterday in Fort Worth brought the independ ent operators into formal organization. Committees will work with independent oil men at other centers in Texas. Roy Westbrook named temporary president J C G Maxwell temporary vice president and C I Morgan temporary secretary treasurer.
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Fort Worlds
Texas
Roy Westbrook
J. C G. Maxwell
C. I. Morgan
Wife Slayer in Toils of Law After 18 Years of Freedom
Chicago report details William Nelson, once freed after 18 years, now jailed again for the murder of his wife. He had been released from Chester penitentiary in 1912, later living near Calumet Harbor. A jury sentenced him to life imprisonment, and officials may seek stricter action if pardons board does not act.
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Nelson
Chester Penitentiary
Ann
Greil
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Calumet
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Rate hearing reopened at San Antonio hotel session
Fifteen primary shippers and several lawyers attended the reopening of a rate hearing in San Antonio. Interstate Commerce Commission official W. A. Disqus led the session, which was continued from the previous date and expected to last about two days.
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Gonter
Womanerce Conmission
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