Hearst Temperance Contest Praised Amid Prohibition Debate
Writing from Mitsch Bank of Tokio Junan John G Morian representative of General Bronzy wa poration lauds Hearst's $25 000 prize contest for a workable prohibition substitute. He argues Prohibition drives drunks and costs millions to enforce creating graft and corruption while enforcement officers ally with bootleggers and rum runners. He notes intelligent people seek a sensible outcome to the temperance crisis and watches Hearst for a thesis to end the impasse.
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Mitsch Bank
Tokio
Junan
John G. Morian
Bronzy Waporation
Averrien
William Rawlnlph Hearst
Erty Country
Marass
Prohibition Debate Drift and Radio Schedules
A fragmentary account discusses prohibition outlook with editor Hugh Fos weighing Hoover's role, potential commission, and state governor influence. It references various radio stations and programs, including KGRO WAL GRO openers, weather, markets, and music slots, amid an extended broadcast log.
Mystery Twins of Lindberghs Crew Reach Key West
Nine people aboard the yacht Thien were taken ashore near Key West after it sank on a shoal off the coast. They were registered as Mr and Mrs Tind Bergh and party at a local hotel. Reports linking them to Col Charles Lindbergh could not be confirmed. A young Hartford, Connecticut woman was among the group. The Diana had stopped in Key West from Miami and was en route to Havana when the accident occurred.
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Key West
Fla
Minets
Thien
Tind Bergh
Lindberghs
Col
Charlea Lindbergh
Hartford
Conn
Diana
Miami
Havana
Coast Guards
Ann
Kiwanis Club Hears Health Talk by Dr William B Phipps
Dr William B Phipps of Ranetn City, former food and dairy commissioner and health department member of TKansas City, spoke Friday at the Swan luncheon of the Kiwanis Club at the Gunter Hotel on Preservation of Public Health. Charles F Southard gave a talk on Conservation of sight, with Lesa Flowers presiding and Carl A. Syryan leading the club in song.
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Wiliam B. Phipps
Ranetn City
Tkansas
Kiwwanis Club
Gunter Hotel
Fle
Charles F. Southard
Eyesight Conservation
Lesa Flowers
Carl A. Syryan
Sung
Low bid on Josephine Street bridge announced
Tabulation shows bid of 22,492.50 as the lowest for the Josephine Street bridge project. City engineer announced Friday the contract will be awarded at the council meeting, with bids also sought for a stone railing near the bridge. Total bridge cost expected around 26.00 thousand dollars.
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Josephine Street
Vwi
Vity
Maly
Unemployed Men March on London From Six Sections
Unemployed men march on London from six industrial centers in Mogail Keethand. They arrived here on February 28 and have been granted generous aid to endure the work stoppage and continue their protest despite hardship.
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London
Tolcon
Bed
Ai—Siecea
Mda
Mogail Keethand
Four Street Contracts Let Monday
City Engineer Ewig announced Friday that contracts for four street work will be let on Monday. Bids on repairing avenues and existing streets will be invited, with plans and specifications to be available at city offices.
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Ewig
Tamales Bid Requested by Buffalo Buyer via Chamber
Roy C Grint of 29 Grant Street Buffalo seeks six tamales to be mailed home from Antonio. J Warth of the trade extension department reported receipt of the bid request Friday and expects to forward the letter to a local maker of the home-made variety.
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Roy C. Grint
Granteleet
Buffalo
An Antonio
Made In San Antonio Banquet Set For Tuesday Night
The second annual Made In San Antonio banquet of the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held next Tuesday evening at the St. Anthony hotel. Indios night will be observed at the same dinner with manufacturers as guests and prizes valued at 1500 dollars. Charles Indus, president of the Manufacturers Association, will deliver the principal address.
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San Antonio
Federal employes join San Antonio chamber of commerce
The San Antonio focal No 23 of the National Federation of Federal Employes votes to join the chamber of commerce. William Haensler is elected delegate and J Konatzer alternate. A large number of membership applications from hospital personnel at Legion are read and approved.
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San Antonio
National Federation of Federal Employes
School Fight Leaves Student Dead At Russell High
Russell Kentucky February 15 a high school student Ela Curls Herron died from injuries sustained in a gym fight on Wednesday at Russell High School. The incident involved Philip Ito Teby and was reported in the Greenay daily. Herron died today after the altercation in the school gymnasium.
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