Today A Loss to the Nation and Demand for Work
The article surveys public unrest in New York with marches demanding work, food, and shelter, noting police suppression and statements by workers about wages and unemployment. It critiques Prohibition, references Cardinal Ryan, and comments on Rockefeller and the Pennsylvania Railroad's stance on repeal while warning of official corruption and youth revolt.
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Fanner
The
Pennsylvania
Atterbury
Taft Faces Decline as Doctors Report He Is Weaker
Washington Feb 28 A bulletin from physicians at 11 40 p m reported William Howard Taft slightly weaker and able to take very little nourishment. The former president recognized Dr Francis Hagner but could not speak. No major change from yesterday was noted.
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Washington, D. C
William Howard ‘Taftman
Francis Hagnér
City bond plan faces school funding clash in San Antonio
Local civic leaders clash over new bond issues as HoribpreetHornberger push for a municipal bond while the school board seeks a separate 2 million bond to fund schools. Mayor Chambers declined comment on the bond timing, noting that city officials must discuss any proposal.
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Js G Horibpreet
Ihak
G M. Chambers
Hornberger
Hernberger
San Antoni
Bruce Teagarden
Hue
Tex Qasinder
Lipie
Sharkey Victory Upheld by Board in Miami
The Miami boxing commission formally upheld Magnolia's action declaring Jack Sharkey the winner and rejecting Phil Scott's foul claim from last night's fifth round, affirming Sharkey's victory.
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Miamu
Lon Magnolia
Jack Sharkey
Phil Scott
Miami Boxing
Reichstag Groups Endorse Young Plan Reform
Berlin Feb 28 A joint committee of the Reichstag approved the Young reparations plan and recommended its acceptance to the Reichstag. The vote signals broad support for the settlement terms and sets the stage for parliamentary action in Berlin.
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Reichstag
Young Plan
Berlin
Reichatag
Reichatez
Weather forecast fragment with scattered notes and places
Fragmentary weather report lists cloudy periods Friday night and Saturday with little temperature change. Mentions cities from Des Moines to Los Angeles and Oklahoma to Texas with variable wind and rain potential. Overall tone resembles a rough regional forecast incomplete in places.
Divorce filing cites infidelity and listed assets
Mrs. Elsanor Weber, wife of Charles He Weber, filed a bill of divorce charging infidelity. The document lists assets including a speakeasy, a gambling house, a rome house, a Mercer Wisconsin summer home, two vehicles, and numerous stocks and automobiles.
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Chicago
Elsanor Weber
Sinin
Charles He Weber
Ona
Mercer
Wis
Coolidges Slated to Spend 6 Hours in L A Thursday
Former President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge will pass through San Antonio on a west coast trip and spend about six hours in Los Angeles early Thursday morning en route to their New England home. They will arrive on the Sunset Limited and transfer to the Sunshine Special, per Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific officials.
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Calvin Colidge
Mire
Cool@ge
San Antonio
West Coast
New England
Fantoua
Southern Pacific
Solon and son Are Freed of Charges
Chicago February 28 Congressman Stanley H. Unz age 66 and his son Bradley Jr were freed by a jury after a 10 hour deliberation on charges of operating a confidence game and obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Solon and Son
Chicago
Stanley H. ‘Unz
Northwest Side
Democratic
Communist Raid Nets 14 in Chicago
Chicago police conducted three raids last night against Communist groups, destroying an oil print of Lenin, thousands of pamphlets, and mimeograph machines used to print them, arresting 14 men and one woman in the incidents.
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Chicago
Lenin
Jury Acquits Man in Editor's Death in Florida
In Jacksonville Florida a jury acquitted Harvey Jackson of the murder charge in the death of TW Barker editor of the Blue Shirt labor paper and former editor of the Menessy anti Catholic public.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Med
Harvey Jackson
TW. Py
Billy
Dr W L Dayton 73 Dies in Lancomn Neb
Dr W L Dayton aged 73 longtime American Academy of Ophthalmology figure and former president died after a long illness in Lancomn Nebraska. He served six years as an officer and contributed to ophthalmology.
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W. L. Dayton
Lancomn
Neb
de. W. J. Faston
American
Academy of Opthamologs
Awit
Legislation Aims to Bar Liquor Lading Vessels
Ottawa Canada expectant move in the Dominion House to deny ship clearances to vessels carrying liquor to the United States. The measure targets boats that transport alcoholic cargo across the border, aiming to tighten maritime trade controls.
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Ottawa
United States
Cummont
Indicted Banker Wimer Faces April Trial in Large Theft Case
Kenneth Winer, head of Winer Richardson company, stands indicted on nine counts of larceny and seven counts of theft by bailee and embezzlement. Bonds totaling $1,000 were set. trial slated for early April in Thirty-seventh District Court before Judge W. S. Anderson. Indictments accuse Wimer of diverting $158,619.57 from preferred stockholders by misapplying funds and pledges, with ownership details and shares listed for officers and investors. The state argues misappropriated mortgages and certificates shifted collateral to reduce face value. Continued coverage on Page 42, Col. 5.
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Kenneth Winer
Winner-Hichardeon Company
Veretran
Fricday
Ailee
de. W. BE. Nesbit
Mok. Tovend
N. 3
Dickinson
W. 8. Anderson
Gietrich Court
Tamar Steligson
Howell Mueller
Wimer
Reeligiux
Wimer- Richardson
W. W McGrory
Wimnerm
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Seelignonanya
Grohan Dowdell
Fred Biltner
Anna Foerster
Emilie Feerster
Julius Foerster
Louis Foerster
G. H. Fritsche
A. Fritsche
Ida Macotwond
Mise Bertha - Eloise Milton
Te BR. Howard
Louis Jochen
Walter ‘Squans
Gepham Co
Fire guts Eerette apartment on South Alamo Street
A blaze at 921 South Alamo Street gutted an Eerette apartment early Thursday, forcing 26 occupants into the street in minimal clothing. Thirteen fire companies fought the flames, sparked by a resident across the street. Damage was estimated at 10,000 dollars.
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Eerette
South
Alamo Street
Fire Rips 927 South Alamo Apartment House
Thirteen fire companies battled a fierce blaze at the Herette apartments on 927 South Alamo Street for about an hour. Twenty five residents fled in night clothes as flames gutted the building, with residents returning to save valuables until the center of the house burned. Fire Chief Sarron and city detectives investigated a possible incendiary origin. Orange damage estimated at 10000 dollars as crowds gathered and onlookers watched from nearby streets.
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Alamo Street
Sarron
Otto Wolf
Orange
William Goodspond
Boul Alco
Cloudy Weather Forecast With Detached Fragments
Weather forecast says no rain in Ban Ane ton Friday night and Saturday. Clouds will keep sunshine hidden. lowest Friday night near 30. Light to moderate westerly winds. East Texas and San Antonio expect cloudy weather with northwest winds. West Texas predicted fair.
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Ban Ane Ton
Weathermond T. HT
Inrhoe Bold Nur
Permson
Biles
San Antonio
Texany
West Texas
Fisk Accuses Reds of War on Church
Washington lawmaker Hamilton Fish Republican New York accuses the Communists of desecrating churches and trying to exterminate religion in a push against recognizing the Soviet Union. He outlines the alleged campaign in the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Fisk
Washington, D. v
Hamilton Fishie
New York
House of In
Union of Soviet Socialist Republica
Fish
House
Naval Delegate Recall Demanded at London Arms Conference
Washington Feb 28 Senator McKelvir Tremorrot Tennessee proposed recall of the American delegation from the London naval arms conference asserting no opportunity for naval reductions. He argued the delegation should return to press for clearer reductions and to reassess participation given the current state of talks.
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Washington, D. G
Narcotic Bureau Shakeup Is Made
Washington announces a shakeup in the narcotic bureau with TG. Nurt moved to the role of chief and a narcotics supervisor position filled, as stated by Assistant Secretary Lowman in an official order setting changes within the prohibition administration.
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Narcotic Bureau
Washington, D.C
TG. Nurt
Prohibition
tSecresary
City Hall clerk appointment options eyed after Fries death
Mayor C M Chambers announced many city hall workers are not ruled out for the vacancy left by Fred Fries. Gladys Lain will serve temporarily as clerk. Names considered include James Simpson Charles Af Lobin and Charles Fincham. About fifteen men are under consideration as the process continues with a permanent appointee expected later. Funeral details for Fries were set for Saturday.
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Whem
C. M. Chambays
Fred Fries
Gladys Lain
Fries
Chambers
Charles Af. ‘Lobin
Charles Fincham
Civy
Spector
Sinngson
Aoe
E. P. Butter
Lien Cornell
Canders in 50-50 Break as Geese Insist on Bridge
Blytheville Arkansas February report shows a court session before Municipal Judge W C Gravette. A young man pled guilty to rolling the bones while references to prize prizes and local police suggest a lenient stance on the craps issue.
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Blytheville
Ark
Honore
Brice
W. C. Gravette
Cravette
Tadge Gravette
Tle Pak Bcy
Eosemsky
Ajghe Fee Oeainsk
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