Narcotic scandal shakes Los Angeles as actress fights addiction
Miss Anna Rubens, famed film actress, lies in a Los Angeles hospital battling narcotic addiction while Dr. L. Citron faces state and federal probes over alleged sale of morphine. The inquiry traces nationwide cash for broken lives, with officials revealing compromised penalties and ongoing investigations.
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Prohibition Era Headlines Mixed With Economic Rhetoric
The piece blends Arthur Brisbane commentary with plans for a social department at Yale funded by Rockefeller donations totaling 7.5 million, questioning how mankind should be studied while citing large national and state wealth figures. It contrasts speculative finance with calls for social reform amid a violent bootleg crackdown and police corruption allegations.
Lethal gas chamber to end lives at city dog pound
A harsh city plan installs a lethal gas chamber at the municipal dog pound inPrackenridge under PHIL Wright and F A Teil with a carbon monoxide system. The chamber aims for painless death for condemned dogs, sparking debate about the practice and its victims.
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Tire and Tatler
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F. A. Teil
Focal Lhymane Society
Davis Leads McCloskey Defense in Austin Case
Davis, counsel for Judge Augustoq McCloskey, left Saturday for Austin to head the defense Monday in Travis County Criminal District Court. The case involves alteration of returns from the last general election. McCloskey has been in Austin since Wednesday, conferring with his counsel.
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Congerssmm
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Dave Calson
Corporation Court
Seaved
Weather Notes and Fragments From a Cold Weekend
Fragmentary report describes warmer mornings and frost on the east coast, with northerly to easterly winds and colder conditions inland. Mentions Saturday night frost, a mixed forecast for the south and northwest, and uncertain notes about warmer months.
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Vielalty
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Rum Lands In Wrong Hands In Detroit River Smuggling Case
DETROIT, Feb. 10 A cargo of liquor crossed the Detroit river into Canada yesterday. William Mure was on the phone when a man claimed a shipment had been seized and demanded payment. A trap led to a raid aboard a vessel where a confrontation escalated, ending with a threatened action and the seizure of money under a $1000 bid.
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Settlement at San Marcos College Row amid Dean Brogden crisis
On the Texas campus students press for the resignation of Dean Mary Brogden over alleged espionage and harsh enforcement. After a Friday night petition, an assembly is planned to resolve demands and potential escalation to the board president Flower, with nineteen charges cited and fears of a broader protest if no settlement is reached. The dispute centers on the college’s dean of women and disciplinary practices.
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Deportation fights over alien law amid Chicago massacre heat
Ny International News Service reports Washington debate as lawmakers push deportation measures in response to nationwide crime rise. Proposals broaden penalties for aliens involved with illegal alcohol, weapons, or crimes. splits emerge over enforcement and constitutional limits. The House advances related border and immigration bills amid ongoing contention.
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Georgia
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United States
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Washington
Baker to Pilot Plane in Long Range Test Flight
An early report notes Capt. Lt. Baker will pilot the P12 pursuit plane in a United States air force test, with stops planned across Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua and other regions. The route includes Seattle where the ship is built and Kelly Field for a final briefing before departure.
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Pyance Viel
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Two Charged With Oil Field Murder in Vernon Case
Vernon men Vernon Woualue and Thais Williama were charged with murder in the death of 21 year old Elorman Walden after his body was found along a stream bank near Uton. A third suspect with possible name Ovse delfrey remains sought as authorities investigate an oil field death tied to Feuzer exposure.
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Uton
Official on talking film to address telephone firm
Walter S. Giffard, president of the American Telephone and Telegraph company, is heard in talks about a domestic weather program and will offer an informal talk on telephone business next week starting Saturday.
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Slay of Rail Employee Searched In Texas
MATISTIALT Texas Feb 11 44 All power officers of Harrison county were called to aid in the search for railroad employee Th Alston whose body was found in a Marshall cemetery the next night. His skull was crushed.
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Texas & Pacific Raileas
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Owner's Return: Car Thief Linked to Wenger Hotel
An automobile thief, who had parked at the Wenger hotel on Commerce Street, was later found with the vehicle absent and fled toward Leighton, according to a police cenort note.
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Deputies Add Fireworks To Wrestling Match Chaos
Vegas dispatch reports a wild wrestling bout ending in a deputy raid. An arrestee named Van onoan Solinas Cal allegedly resisted as officers moved in after a warrant for theft. The scene included dazed suspects and a delayed prior arrest amid chaotic activity.
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Lindy Hops For Capital Despite Adverse Weather
Charles DinMwrgh from Miami to Washington D.C. flew the pilot field here at 6:45 today despite very adverse weather conditions.
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Miss Anne Morrow Goes Into Country
Miss Anne Morrow leaves with her father Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and mother for a country retreat with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as fiancé. They depart today and will remain until Monday at Caerasaes where the engagement was first announced.
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Caerasaes
Charles A. Windbergh
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Dwight W. Morsay
Governor pushes plan to merge insurance boards in Texas
Governor Dan Moody urges consolidation of the state Industrial Accident Board and the Insurance Commission as part of his policy to reduce the number of state bureaus. He testified before the Senate Committee of Insurance, outlining his support for the measure and its intended efficiencies.
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Issey Bil
Driver Under $200 Bond After Crash
Thealorg Anderton of 2504 Mean Wir faced charges of aggravated assault after a crash that injured Joseph W. Cox of 21 East Aitheres Street on February 1 at the Houston street and Broadway intersection. Bond was set at $200 by Ini McColluia Burnett.
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Passenger Rail Travel Dips in 1923, Rail Gauge Notes
In 1923 rail travel fell for the year, with a weak total of passengers reported by Railway Age Bureau. The study shows a decline in passenger numbers across major routes, reflecting broader slowdowns in travel demand and railway use during the period. The report highlights comparative figures and notes year end totals for key segments.
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Rivile Sonds
Whallatlet
Railway Age Ninite Public Todn
Court Halts Collection Over Slot Machine Allegations
A temporary injunction was granted by the Forty Fifth District Court in Samu Mercing district, halting the confiscation of alleged vending machines described as trade stimulators. Attorney Marty L. Howard filed the petition on Ayres behalf, arguing the machines are not genuine slot machines. Deputy sheriffs seized several machines in Felioam and San Antonio, prompting the district attorney to seek guidance on their classification as slot or vending devices.
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Alfonso Newton
Lamichines
Samu Mercing
Shend Weirier
Marty L. Howard
Ayres
Abovift's
Felioam
San Antonio
Deauty
Newton
Apres
Superior Confection Company
Pan Am Airways Wins Mail Contract for Mexico City Route
The department awarded Pan-American Airways, Inc. the contract to carry mail from Trowneguille Texty to Mexico City. One way service will start on March 9.
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Washington, D.C
Yster Five Department
Pan-Amecean Airways, Inc
Trrowneguille
School Violin Worth 200 Stolen In City Incident
Musica ang rumomis were stolen from San Antonio schools Friday night after reports described a violin valued at about $200 missing from Thomas Nelo Tage diutioe MWigh school. G. 1. Southern authorities investigation ongoing.
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