Peace Efforts By Sandino Leader Reported From Mexico City
In Mexico City on February 21, a foreign representative Augustino Senfino plus insurgent Tender Tony announced ongoing peace efforts. Dr Zepeda said true peace requires withdrawal of American troops from Nicaragua and warned Sandino would resist ceasefire until that occurs. Zepeda offered to return Sandino to the hills if the current leader is protected and US assent is guaranteed. he would travel to Nicaragua to arrange terms if assurances are given.
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Mexico City
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Petro
Joee Zepeda
Augustino Senfino
Tony
Dr. Zepeda
Nicaragua
United States
Zepeda
Sandino
Big Strongold
Zepein
Lumbermen to Meet in June at Plaza Hotel
The Footyfifth annual convention of the Lumbermen's Association of Texas will be held in June at the Plaza hotel with James Rockwell of Houston presiding. Walter Sieves, chairman of the committee on arrangements, announced the event on Saturday.
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Terss
Lumbermen's Association of Texas
Walter Sieves
James Rockwell
Houston
Plaza Hotel
Lamb Slicing Shown at City Meat Demonstrations
Home economics classes at Main Avenue and Brackenridge high school heard Max OG Cullen of Chicago present a National Livestock and Meat Board demonstration on lamb cutting and improved meat handling. Roy S. Snyder of Texas A and SL spoke at an Asin Avenue school event, Cullen toured Crescent and Plaza Hotel venues showing 16 cuts from dressed lamb to housewives and meat dealers.
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Main Avenue
Brackenridge High School
Max OG
Cullen
Chicago
National Livestock, and Meat Board
Roy S. Snyder
Texas A
SL. Calleze
Afsin Avenue
Reockenridge
Plaza Hotel
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Plaza
Roy 5. Snyder
A. & M. College
Opera Party Hosts Notable Guests at Baker Event
Sterling Guest of Baker joined by Governor and Mr. Sterling with T. Ft. Baker, Hiker Hotel head, at an L A Opera gathering Friday night. Other attendees included Fred Minor, Edgar Witt, James Allred, J C G Clapton, and Mr Mrs Richardson, among Austin and Dallas guests, with a banquet at the Guotee hotel.
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Mm. €. M. Chambers
Guotee
City courts limit tennis sessions to two hours
Regionnne Mondas recreation department enforces a two hour limit on groups using city tennis courts. Bill Stewart, office manager of the veity recreation department, announced Saturday.
Injunction Case Details Dramas of Marriage Strife and Threats
Testimony covers a long quarrel between Mrs. Giesler and her husband Homer Giesler over alleged affairs with Mrs. Thorman. The husband laments a dull personality while denying love, and accusations of threats to Mrs. Giesler and family are recounted. A telegram of affection from May 10, 1920 surfaces as evidence, with family members and associates attempting conciliation amid a bitter split.
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Giesler
Bine Jn
Afrs
Giester
Giculer
Giteley
Tula
Thormssn
Thormon
Tie
Ars
Thorman
Mira
Mrz
Siend
Mire
Hormens Frequentis
Thormain
Aire
FR. Kifer
Pubic
W. B. Futthr
Nirlman
Dielaan
Sirs
Miesier
Jim
Witners
Axoin Vail
Dielman
Gienler
Hoover Officials Prepare for Bonus Loan Rush
Officials report a double shift in the local office to handle expected crowds as loans under the 1924 bonus act are issued. The national bureau estimates 25 to 35 million dollars available for immediate payment, with loans not exceeding 22.5 percent of the certificate face value.
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Chapman
Loes
Tresbington
Neots
Revera
Joen] Oltice
Bureau
Joann
Hines
Washington Briley
Swephington
Senate Naval Appropriation Passes in Senate
The Senate approved the naval appropriations bill carrying 338 million dollars after an amendment, with Washington, D. C., reporting the action today. The bill funds Navy needs and reflects ongoing postwar defense planning as lawmakers proceed.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
INS
Fragmented OCR Weather and Local Notices Summary
The clipped OCR shows garbled fragments referencing weather, hospital conditions, missing persons, and dates. It mentions a 24 hour period, a late hour, and locations including New York state cities and Texas areas, with scattered place names and times. The legible elements imply a generic local notice section rather than a coherent single event.
Senator Vanderberg Proposes Early Bonus Fund Release
A proposal by Senator Vanderberg to accelerate the $120,000,000 annual bonus fund for soldiers with no tax increase was approved in a swift, recordless vote. The plan would advance availability to July 4 rather than six months hence, increasing the independent office fund to about $897,000,000 for next year, surpassing prior estimates.
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Vandenberg
Aut
California
Smoot
Memblican
Utah
Racketeers Shot At Monument Works In Chicago
In Chicago two companions were arrested after a shotgun attack inside a monument works rear yard. Joseph Ascato, 24, a member of the "42" gang, was wounded. Police detained Albert Woodrick and Dominick Deyolrio as suspects in the extortion plot demanding 2000 dollars from Attillo Sealelttly, owner of the Albany Monument works, who reported the earlier attempt.
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Chicago
Attillo
San
Joseph Ascato
Ma Albert
Woodrick
Dominick Deyolrio
Library Club Elects Mary Rushee at Brackenridge HS
Mary Rushee was elected president of the Library Club at Brackenridge High School. Other officers include Bernice Went secretary Elisabeth Jackson vice president Mildred Aur corresponding secretary Hobbie Howard treasurer Ella Hrosehow reporter Ma Ebert and Marjorie Dea sergeants at arms Mamie Dove Burnett parliamentarian Helen Venders on censor.
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Mary Rushee
Brackenridge High School
Bernice Went
Elisabeth Jackson
Mildred Aur
Coirresponding
Hobbie Howard
Trenasurer
Ella ‘Hrosehow
Ma Ebert
Marjorie Dea
Mamie Dove Burnett
Helen Venderson
Free Talks to Be Given at St Gerard's Church
Free lectures on fundamental Christian teachings will be given each Monday during Lent at St Gerard's Catholic church in Gevera and Town streets. Rev. F G Winderlin will speak, and non Catholics are invited to attend in the church hall.
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St. Gerard's Catholic Church
Gevera
F. G. Winderlin
Pageant Officials Convene for Canary Island Section Plans
A meeting was set for 4 o clock Sunday at Mrs WP Note East Cypress Street to finalize costumes for the Canary Island section of the bi centennial pageant. All participants are to attend and discuss final arrangements.
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Canary Island
Mra. WP
East Cypress Alreet
Officer Plans Tour of Texas Heads to San Antonio
An officer from the Ninetieth Division outlined a planned Texas tour with stops in Houston and Port Arthur and intends to confer with officers before proceeding to San Antonio.
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Texas
Edward
Webnam
Atoll
Houston
Bemuteant
Port Rtéar
Tle
San Antonis
Harlandale Club Hostess to Visitors
The Home Economics group of the Harlandale Junior organization will act as hostesses to visiting representatives from local schools on Wednesday. Charlotte Huddelston presides. Alyce Lee Purvy views as vice president. Avon Ri serves as secretary. Elle Zeschlug treasurer. Elizabeth Winton reports. Alice Ten Hur programs coordinator. Elizabeth Wilson decorations. Anna Mae Grawflely entertainment. Elizabeth Burteher receiving. Wily Zeschlug refreshments.
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Harlandale
Nenorigh” Echnol
Torangehools Wedneadas
Ffi¢Ere
Tarlandale
Club
Erat
Charlotte Huddeston
Alyce Lee Puryi
Avon Ri
Elle Zeschlug
Elizabeth Wiitton
Alice
Ellgsbeth Wilson
Anna Mae Grawflely
Izabeth ‘Burteher
Wily Zeschlug
Memorial Service for George Weslington by Lodge
The Community Lodge No. 1201 ACF and ALBM plans a memorial service honoring George Weslington, titled the statesman and Mason. Judge W. Douglass to open the program with remarks on Washington and Cantor David W. Kanter to conduct music.
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George Weslington
The
Patriot
Mason
ACF
ALBM
Judge W. ©. Douglass
Washington
David W. Kanter
Pee Bae
One Cent a Day Pays Up to 100 A Month Ad
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance offers an accident policy paying up to 100 a month for disability for 24 months and 1000 for death with premiums under a year. Ages 10 to 70 eligible. no money down, send name address age beneficiary and relation for policy within ten days. No examination required. offer limited and time bound.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance No
Moriarty Didg
Traures City
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