Quota Basis Debate Shaping GOP Prohibition Question
Wurzbach favors quota enforcement against liquor measures as Republicans Courting the white-hot issue. La Guardia pushes for a nation wide stance on the wet or dry question and demands stark measures from Curtis Willis and other nominees. Both refuse to amplify positions, urging adherence to previously stated views in a tense party stance.
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Youthful Bride Causes Fatal Harm in Bryan District
In Bryan Texas a 41 year old man named Bryan, and a 17 year old in the downtown area were involved in a fatal incident following an excited confrontation. Police report limited details but confirm a deadly outcome with immediate investigation underway.
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Al Smith to Avoid Democratic National Convention
Governor Al Smith appears likely to skip the Democratic National Convention in Houston as the national party deliberates on the presidential nomination. Close allies say his attendance is unlikely, noting past conventions rarely select absent leaders and urging Smith to stay at the New York state capital during the ensuing political proceedings.
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al Smith
Hvaton
Texans
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Houston
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the Nations Convention
Texas
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Forbes Laud presidential candidates say Forbes interview in Atlanta Georgian
B C Forbes, noted financier, in an Atlanta Georgian interview, praises presidential candidates including Goodmor Smith Hoover and Dawes as safe bets and discusses agricultural and industrial conditions. He notes a labor surplus this winter due to efficiency gains and predicts spring improvements. He comments on securities booms and market optimism.
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Atlanta
Goodmor Smith
Herbert Hoover
Dawes
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Forbes
New York
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Congressmen Wurzbach backs immigrant quotas plan here
Texas congressman Harry M Wurzbach spoke after a Republican conference in San Antonio endorsing a quota based system for European labor while favoring seasonal immigration to fill labor needs He opposed unrestricted immigration for any country and urged an uninstructed delegation to the national convention stressing party welfare over dictating nominees.
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High Canada Court Decision on Radio Patents
In Washington February the Supreme Court of Canada ruling affects radio frequency invention patents. The court upheld the patent of two German inventors Sehleratien and Von Sromb. The Hadia Corporation of America received the Alexanderaan patent, while German inventors were involved in prior discoveries.
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Woman Awarded 5000 For Fall In Missouri Court
A Missouri woman was awarded five thousand dollars after a fall caused by a faulty pavement. The court ruled the city liable, citing own responsibility for maintenance of sidewalks and public walkways. The plaintiff, Alice M., claimed injuries from the incident in Moriiage field, Kanhan City.
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Reid Battles For Flood Fund To Be Paid By Entire Nation
President Coolidge pressed for prompt passage of a flood relief bill as a national issue. Chairman Reid argued that the valley communities cannot afford levy increases and urged a bill workable without delaying flood protection. He disagreed on who should bear costs but agreed to new talks with Senator Jones and Army engineers to seek a compromise.
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Princess Mary to Tour Egypt This Spring
Bernice London Feb 25 Princess Mary looks forward to a spring sightseeing trip to Egypt. Her travel has been confined to Europe with only three trips outside the kingdom, including a wartime visit to British troops in France. Her last continental trip was during her 1922 honeymoon with Viscount Lascelles to Lady Chiltern's villa in Paris.
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Failure of Alarm Clock to Function Sends Pair to Court
In Tulsa Oklahoma on February 25 a wager over a non functioning alarm clock led to a Pleas Court ruling. Harry Dodds a filling station proprietor and Rex Jones a druggist were ordered to return $30 to the loser after a jury decision. The dispute centered on a clock promised to ring reliably and the parties’ differing accounts of the sale and guarantees.
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Rex Jones
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Texas city attorneys plan first convention in Waco
Attorneys of Texas Cities to meet in Waco for a preparatory convention ahead of a May League of Texas Municipalities meeting in Denton. Walter Scott of El Paso and John McGleeson of Waco lead the effort to unite city attorneys to discuss common municipal problems and to consider forming a permanent organization to monitor Texas legislation.
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Denton
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Texas
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Treasury Records Strong Austin Tax Totals Decline
Treasury records show Austin receipts totaling 2 921 266 71 with 1 182 090 from taxes collected in Dallas. Week average collections surpassed 1 000 000 as officials deposit funds in Dallas banks amid ongoing fiscal activity.
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Hatcher
Dallas
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Pet Rat Bites Man In Hospital After Friendliness Attempt
A man in a hospital woke Saturday night to a rat bite on his left thumb after mistaking the animal for a pet. Cold weather and an injured hand are noted, with hospital staff preparing an antidote.
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Robert B. Green
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Lola
Emperor Wrancia Joseph Coat Sells For 170 Dollars
Vienna report notes the Emperor Wrancia Joseph coat, made from Siberian wolf hides, is auctioned for about 1200 shillings or 170 dollars in Liesbuw window. Once touched only by high rank, it was given by the emperor as a merit reward to his adjutant Coung Paar.
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Coung Paar
Sean Puz
New M35 of Hugo Found in Paris Discovery
Paris reports reveal new M35 of Hugo unearthed during a recent immorial celebration honoring the great Romantic in Paris. The event also showcases other quips such as Genuine fies while envy limps and Pride does at least protect you.
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Bernal
Victor Wu
450 Miles on a Gallon of Gas
A recent article highlights energy in a gallon of gasoline could, if fully converted, move a four cylinder car 450 miles. Automotive engineer Oliver has perfected an invention to cut gasoline costs to a minimum and plans a nationwide trial campaign through Whirlwind Co., Milwaukee.
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