Senate relief vote set for Tem
Washington February 14 UPi Pant the dangers of deter miner filibuster the senate at last to day approache a vote on the 3% ONU GOU drought loam compromise The hour of 2 oclock this after ation was set for the vote A cub tential majority for the pilin which is counted even to red demands for aboe relict measures arog predict Azrocment to vote who reached last night Jade after the end of 2 filibuster of eight hours duration corrides by Senator Thomas Wemp erne Dkingoum aginst the interior DAL Which eneries the compromise np Migeration Me eewgtor was ee lcieeecd When it was over 1 decling of re xprend over the membership fot time entertained feats of a retermined movement to force an ecxtra sision by ttacking the eestury us proapriathwes thomas ik was not in object ie waeed hie attack again at the conter cunt copors which xtewed out some sensisions relating to andlank which MWe kenate hind inserted Senator Vrarier Republican Noel Yakota joined him during the day Thoms had pending a motion to recommit the conference report but its defeat was exyeeler To the re Park werd then upheld approval of the compromien wav t to up to Lie Vouse Whose readers are foe il
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Gardinal Attacks Radio Movies and Dance
Gardinal MaCrory returns to address cultural trends in the northern region, attacking radio, cinema, and dance as undermining traditional values. He condemns modern amusements and urges a return to pastoral discipline and orderly conduct in society.
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AMEE
Cardigal MaCrory Toas
Valentine dances and prize events at city clubs and halls
A jumble of notices lists dances and prizes in February and March at local venues. Details mention Yermain Sanz children’s prize math ball, various orchestras, admission prices, and events at Canvores, Crescent Wend, New Woodmen circle, and other halls with dates around mid February.
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Caleheayn
Burial Set in Ruston La for Grambling Native
Death notice for Grambling native, a resident of Monona and former Sheevevort area, set to be buried in Ruston after Sunday afternoon funeral services at the home, with J. C. Boatman officiating. Survived by several relatives including Mrs J Mike Yampeel and Thorn Davis among others.
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Thorn Davis
Tt Fennel
I Antoni
Saturday radio listings with varied musical acts and programs
The page outlines a dense schedule of radio station KVSA and HMAC programs for Saturday and Sunday, listing orchestras, dance bands, operas, Mexican programs, church services, and community features. Stations include KWAL styled call letters and kilocycles, with times from early evening through late night and multiple venues referenced in a period voice. It notes performances by Gunter orchestra, Lal Lome, Dixie Circus, and others, alongside church services and youth conferences, reflecting a broad, locally-focused broadcast lineup.
Cramton to broadcast AEP talk and old radio dramas
Cramton will broadcast on KESA Saturday night discussing industry relief and federal help for farmers. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas supports government relief for drought farmers. Simmons Showboat players to perform on KTSA with a nostalgia program. The Chevrolet Chronicles introduces a World War I hero segment about Michael Li Blix. A new segment on the “Southwest Fire Equipment Corporation” airs at 15.
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Hower
Tim
J Irvin Davis 82 Burial Held In Texas City
J Irvin Davis 82 died in New Braunfels Texas and services were held in San Antonio. He is survived by his wife Mrs Davis and a son Alton, with witnesses Mr and Mrs J Davis of San Antonio, four brothers, and two sisters.
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San Antonio
Legislature Rest Over Weekend in Austin
Austin reports members of the Texas Legislature will take a long weekend, returning Monday to work through about 100 bills. Committee actions included bills on felonies for aiding escapes, misdemeanor for aiding escape of girls at a training school, and loosening verdict requirements in felony cases. Senate debate covered sharing funds from Texas A and M college and Texas University permanent wells finance, with details on how funds would be allocated over the next three years.
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State to Hear Prosecution of Two Men Over Extortion Letters
Two young men, Rodolfo Arispr 28 and Jesus Castro 24, face state charges in San Antonio for extortion letters demanding money from rail magnate Hyde Morrison. Federal charges were dropped after the district attorney opted for state court handling. Letters and evidence were turned over to county authorities. trial date planned as Morrison returns to Barn.
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United States
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Constance Bennett in Compromise Contract
A 1991 Los Angeles column discusses Constance Bennett and Jack Warner tied to a compromise contract. It notes Bennett’s obligations to remain with Warner Brothers, involvement of Mary Pickford’s radio plans, and social rounds at the Embassy with Hollywood figures including Bebe Daniels Ruth Selwyn Edgar Selwyn and Claire Windsor while references to California charity gifts and gossip-filled chatter fill the piece.
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Nancy Carcall
Ina and Gilbert Agree to Separate in Hollywood
Hollywood Feb 14 Ina Glinite and John Gilbert who flew to Las Vegas in May 1924 and were married agreed last night to live apart and maintain separate residences for months. They planned limited visits and Gilbert did not greet her on arrival in Los Angeles. A public statement followed saying they would separate.
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Ashe
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Aztec King's Tomb Found by Workers in Mexico City
Workers on the Texenco Mexico City highway unearthed what is believed to be the tomb of an Aztec king. The discovery includes remains described as reverend skeletons and warrior symbols, along with a quantity of jewels.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Nocourra
Youth arrested in jewelry theft on South Onockberry Street
Police recovered 2135 worth of jewelry and held a suspect on South Onockberry Street after a burglary. A seventeen-year-old youth was arrested Friday afternoon and the stolen items found on his person. Investigating thefts include clothing and other items from W. K. Gastass residence at 3425 Broadway.
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