Washington's Day tribute and outgrowing Washington
A long column on Washington's Birthday argues Americans have outgrown his ideals amid calls to stay out of European entanglements. It contrasts English praise with American reluctance, criticizes modern policymakers, and recalls Washington’s warnings against overreaching alliances. The piece references Lord Brougham, the world court, and public figures, then shifts to a sensational Arizona murder trial and a Catalina excursion by Mr. Coolidge, noting exotic wildlife and geology.
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Terrell Wedding Feud Ends in Alimony Contempt Clash
Hollywood marriage of Ethlyne Claire and Ernest Westmore turns chaotic as a process server seeks alimony arrears. Westmore clashed with photographers on the church steps, injuring equipment and prompting police involvement. Attorney claims arrears total $1700, with ongoing alimony and child support disputes amid the nuptials.
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Winds Up in Fist Fight Over Quorum In Texas Legislature
The Texas House adjournment turmoil centers on quorum breaches as 10% of members attend and threats of arrest loom. Cross examination of state auditor Moore Lyon continues, while Governor Sliod backs bills cut tax collections and county officer fees, amid a tense session and calls for order.
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Cardinal Perosi Dies After Illness at 86
Vatican City reports Cardinal Verosi secretary of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith died today at age 86 after a general blood infection. His death reduces the College of Cardinals to 28 Italians and 33 foreigners, reshaping clerical leadership.
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Capt Wilkins Due in Buenos Aires
Captain Sir George Hubert Wilking expected in Buenos Aires aboard the Enrique Thien after a summer voyage in Antarctica during which he reportedly discovered new land on the fringe of the continent.
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Youth Makes Hey Hey With Hay
CUICAGY, Feb. 22 A youth recounts a comic day chasing a date while a hay truck arrives. He jokes about unloading five tons of hay to impress his girl as the town watches. The tale ends with a jailhouse line about reaching the hey boy of his career.
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Cloudy cool weekend forecast for San Antonio area
The forecast notes cloudy and cooler weather Sunday with no rain, permitting outdoor training for the Giant and White Box teams. East and West Texas are expected to be cloudy and slightly cooler, with moderating southerly to westerly winds. In other news, postmaster nomination in a separate item.
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Weather forecast for the weekend with mixed skies
The forecast calls for partly cloudy to cloudy conditions across the region. Temperatures look to dip to around 52 degrees with lighter to moderate winds from the southeast. Saturday will feature more cloud cover in the southeast, with Sunday turning cooler and breezier in the north and east areas.
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Mexican gunman in Palacio ambush after Ortiz Rubio inauguration
In Mexico City, Daniel Flores, from Charcas San Luis Potosi, described firing at President Pascual Ortiz Rubio two hours after the inauguration as the military band played a national anthem. Flores claimed no political ties, denied communism links, and said he did not consider Ortiz Rubio rightly elected.
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Graf Zeppelin May Try Another Trip to America
Washington reports a renewed prospect of a Graf Zeppelin voyage to the United States. Permission to use Lakehurst facilities has been granted, and Dr Hugo Eckener plans a study of airship traffic between Europe and the Americas.
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Bodies of Aviators Recovered From Nanuk Crash
The bodies of Pilot Cael Beaeielson and Mechanic Karl Lorland were recovered at Nanuk Motorship near North Cape Siberia after their plane crashed during a November flight. The remains were brought to Nanue, Siberia via Barrow Alaska, with recovery teams reporting the crash site 60 miles southeast of Isgoon.
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Two Injured in German Rioting at Litzow
At Litzow village last night clashes between Communists and nationalists left two wounded and four assaulted. More than twenty rounds were fired during the incident reported from NAGEN Germany dated February 22.
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Washington Birthday Observed Across Nation Congress and Cities Mark Founding Father
The 198th anniversary of George Washingtons birth was observed nationwide with tributes in Congress and at ceremonies across Washington Alexandria and local communities. President Hoover and officials reviewed the Washington birthday parade in Alexandria while wreaths were laid at the Washington Monument and tombs, with ceremonies at Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery.
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Even Baby Dislikes Spinach In Chicago Report
Dr Travis reports three years of infant feeding experiments from Cleveland and beyond. She finds babies cry for non spinach foods like carrots orange juice potatoes liver and raw meat. Mothers often misjudge what is best for baby due to regent results and varied tastes.
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Wang Attacked Youth Asks Release On Bond
A 16 year old Ernest Birel fought off a rock armed intruder who climbed to the second floor via a telephone pole and window at Euat Crockett Street. Grandfather C Vela aided, Patrolman Ellis summoned a petrol wagon, suspect held for questioning, identity unclear. The middle aged Mexican man appeared deranged or intoxicated, mother L Weller said she saw him Friday near the home.
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Four Die in Fire at Abandoned Railroad Building
Four people perished in a blaze that damaged a former Pennsylvania Railroad passenger station at Effenburg near New Castle Ts. The fire occurred early today and destroyed the vacant structure, authorities said.
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Woman reports thief looted trunk in Fort Froneton street room
Miss Hope reported to police Saturday that a cabiber entered her room and escaped with SLU after looting a trunk in Fort Froneton street area.
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Minute Men called to aid Chicago payroll
Chicago’s Minute Men mobilize for a Liberty loan push to raise about 474 million dollars to fund city operations. Immediate need reported is 19.4 million to cover overdue salaries for 43,800 public employees, with only half of the sum subscribed so far.
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Claim New Sugar Is Non Fattening
Atlanta report notes a new sugar claimed non fattening. Dr Charles H Herty former president of the American Chemical Society spoke at the Georgia Press Institute about a sweet soluble sugar that allows weekly consumption without gaining weight.
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Jap Government Wins in Election
Torio February reports show Paralee shifting support to Premite Tako Tamaguchi and the Minaeited party backing the government in Japan's second universal manhood suffrage election.
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