Police Tactics Critiqued in Pecan Shellers Strike Hearing
Witnesses described tactics used at a picket line near private property as police and union members clashed in a lengthy hearing. Photographs from the strike zone were shown, and officials debated whether arrests for sidewalk blockages occurred. Observers included Mayor Quin, a Mexican consul official, and legal representatives from both sides.
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Leagan
Peace League
Express News
MacAlister
Hnne
Ry W. Freeman
Houston
Quin
Phil G. Shook Sr
Urres
M. D. Gonzales
Sonsulate
Urrea
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Kidney and Bladder Health Remedy Ad
A 1920s style advertisement urges readers to buy Gold Medal Haarlem Kidney tonic to cleanse kidneys and bladder. It claims benefits like reduced waste and poisons, improved vitality, and longer life, listing symptoms such as backache and leg cramps to prompt purchase. The ad directs readers to order from a Holland supplier.
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Haarlem
Genlie
Searlem
Holland
Beating Alleged by Police Reported in Picket Line Testimony
Witnesses testified that Jesus Cardenas 23 was arrested February 71 while carrying a banner at Milton and Santiago streets. He claimed police kicked him struck him with a club and beat him after he fell, while others described threats and a picket line at a pecan factory. Several youths testified to arrests during picketing and alleged threats from officers. Evasive questioning and testimony about wages and union activity surfaced amid the police confrontation claims.
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Tit Guadalupe
Milton
Sant-iago
G. G. Tayloc
Wales
Freenmayy
Nes
Helen Medellin
Gwadalupe Xlzeel
P Po. Hee
Gater
Fiorinda Moreno
Povcemin
Gastillo
House of Correction
Houston
C. I
Flvevents
Arkansas Roads Open to Travel After Flood Waters Recede
Arkansas highways have reopened for motor travel as flood waters recede. Mlurlong road service chief Hanlon reported receiving a telex from L Y Pollard of the Aransas Automobile Club confirming all small highways are open and water levels are subsiding rapidly.
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Arkansas
Hy Bur Jong
Murlong Road Service
Hanlon
L.Y. Pollard
Aransas Automobile Club
Ithe Rock
Theyre For It But What Gods The Word Debate
In Trenton on February 22 lawmakers questioned the meaning of a godwit during a bill debate. Assembly members from both parties showed support despite puzzling definitions as dictionaries define godwit as a shore bird. The discussion touched on a deity depiction referencing Brahma and a four faced, four armed figure.
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Trenton
Nlt
General Assembly
Thomas M. Muir
Rumor of Romanian Queen Carol’s assassination causes cities to hurry
An unconfirmed report spread that Queen Carol of Romania had been assassinated, triggering a rush of alarms in Rome and Bucharest. Officials quickly refuted the claim but the rumor circulated widely. The item notes the persistent issue of leprosy worldwide, estimating 209000 cases.
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Nore
Romie Ural
Carol of
Rumania
Ito
Gourees
Bucharest
Witout Foundation
Fewer Laws, Senator Ashlish Says Slow Congress Action
Washington reports Senator Sinsley Henry Fountaiy Ashlish of Arizona says fewer laws are better and vows slow action on constitutional amendments. He notes 44 proposals await committee review while arguing economy and hard work will cure the nation’s troubles, not new legislation.
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Washington
Sinsley Henry Fountaiy Ashlish
Democratic
Arizona
Ghahman Ashurst
Ashurst
Vienna imposes ban as police patrol streets
Vienna reports heavy police patrols to enforce a four week ban on political demonstrations effective midnight. Nazi displays and counter demonstrations unfolded as authorities guarded the center, with about 1000 patrolmen around university districts. Anthems were banned and workers in several factories protested the Berchtesgaden accord while Jews seek visas abroad. Chancellor Schuschnigg planned a public explanation of the changes.
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New Order
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Ffont
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Arthur Seyer-Inquart
Wile Bud
Loyalists Fall Back From Teruel In Civil War Clash
Hendaye France February 22.14 The insurgent command announced a retreat by the Teruel garrison after heavy fighting. Reports say hundreds of Republican troops were killed and more than 1000 captured. Insurgent Moroccan Navarrese and Galician troops pressed on, while government forces sent fresh troops and planes to relieve the Aragon capital and halt the insurgent advance toward the east as the city remained a focal point of two months of civil war.
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France
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Faurtier
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Mediterranean
Free Reporter After Inquiry In Houston Incident
George Lambert a Petersburg Va reporter for the Federated Press was briefly jailed Monday night in front of the room of Wh Austin Beading. He says he was released after 10 minutes. police chief Kilday says a report of incendiary activity prompted the hold. Lambert had been in Houston eight months and was not charged. The report notes average US confinement statistics and cites the American Petroleum Institute on well averages.
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Petersburg
Austin Beaging
Iacal Piran
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Federated Press
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Kilday
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Oly Libeettes Wnton
Weather mixed with scattered notes and events across towns
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Beasley Freed Japs Report From Baotile City's Capture
Beasley recounts time in jail and claims of political meddling amid labor strife. He cites contacts with Denver officials and a governor’s committee member while denying impact on the arrest. The shelling wage dispute continues as pecan plants operate amid strikes. Reports from Shanghai indicate Chinese and Japanese casualties and strategic shifts near the Yellow River and Lunghai fronts.
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Vints
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Stke
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Henderson to Speak at Workers Meeting Tonight
Henderson a San Antonio pecan industry strike participant will address Citizens' Workers meeting in Redman. The association executive committee met to arrange details. YMCA officials refused permission for Henderson to speak and said outside speakers would not be permitted.
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FL Tate
France approves independence defense fund plan
The French cabinet approved a plan for an independence defense fund totaling 10,000,000 francs, aimed at long-term armaments building. A two hour session produced a survey of the international situation as deputies discussed the move and potential cabinet resignations. The fund would be managed by a committee led by Elfouard Datudier, minister of national defense and war.
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Beifini
Europe
von Jelbosmes
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Elfouard Datudier
National Defense
Soviets Reaffirm Enmity to Hitler
Pravda the official Communist newspaper denounced Hitler’s remarks as hostile and warned Germany’s fascist policy aims at new aggressions. It said the Soviet Union would fully reciprocate the hostility and repay encroachments. The piece framed Hitler’s speech as incitement to world war and oppression of smaller states.
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Pravda
German Plane Crashes Near Paris. Three Die
Versailles France Feb 23 A German naval plane on a night flight from Cologne to Le Bourges crashed near Montmerrency just north of Paris, burning with the loss of its three crew members.
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France
le Bourges
Cologne
Montmer-rency
Storth
Paris
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