Senate OKs Postal Salary Increase Bill With Rates Change
The Senate post office committee approved a bill to raise postal salaries effective April 15. It creates a joint congressional committee to study rate hikes and reports by the next session. The measure retunes second class rates, reorganizes zone pricing, and adjusts weights and special rates for religious and non profit material.
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Senate Post Office Committee
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Congress
Postoffice Department
Postence Department
Unloaded Gun Kills 5 Year Old in San Antonio Area
New Year tragedy at Avocha farm twelve miles east of San Antonio. Cruz Nunez 5 was shot in the face by her brother Tito Nunez 9 who found an allegedly unloaded shotgun. Dad Maximilian Nunez heard a shot and found Cruz dead and Tito injured by the discharge. Deputy Fleming investigated and the body was moved to Riebe funeral parlors.
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Tito Nunez
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Avocha
San Antonio
Maximilian Nunez
Cruz
Tito
Titan Macias
Macias
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Fleming
Aroche
Riebe
Baltimore Business Paralyzed by Snow
Baltimore's business district lay locked down as heavy snow halted imports and normal operations. Stores and offices reported staffing shortages and rail services canceled to suburban and through lines, leaving the city near standstill during morning hours.
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Wigleys
Fragmented Readings From A Quirky 1930s Column
A garbled column notes a Chicago bootlegger hiding liquor in cartridges and speculates on violence. It mentions a Christ gift exchange concept, Chinese bandits, Geneva traffic talks, jokes about golf on a transcontinental route, and a quirky classified ad about a musician writer with a Spanish stucco home.
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Rather Puzzling The Hop Indians Ban No Women From Dance Festivals
A curious regional item notes that the Hop Indians barred certain women from their entkre dance festivals prompting speculation. The text jokes about possible reactions and asserts Mae Murray may pursue action by barking at night as a playful recourse.
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Mae
Mane Murray
Mayor Bryson's Resignation Reported After Barber Shootout
Report from Hendersonville North Carolina states mayor Sam Bryson reportedly wrote his resignation amid a feud with local barber B L Brooke who allegedly fired three bullets at the mayor at his home. Bryson fled to avoid harm and a lawsuit over alleged wife betrayals is mentioned.
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Oryson
Forest Firebers Santa Catalina Mountains New Year
Tucson reports the year's first forest fire near Ranches in the mountains as flames light the sky above the Santa Catalina range. Hugh G. Calkins of the National Forest leads crews toward the blaze amid a desert landscape of cacti and mesquite.
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Santa, Catalina Mountains
Hugh G. Calkins
Cordhade National Forest
House panel trims army budget amid coast defense plans
A House committee report details cuts to the army budget while proposing sea coast defense spending including 16 inch gun batteries for the Panama Canal area. It notes funds for guard personnel, reserve programs, and civilian training camps, with broader river and harbor allocations.
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Dr H W Evans Undergoes Operation in Dyersburg
Dr W L Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan was operated on at a Dyersburg hospital after an attack ofgue appendicitis. His condition was reported last night as very satisfactory by hospital officials.
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W. BL. Evans
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Telegraph Pictures Transmitted By Telepix Across Continent
Chicago reports telegraph based telepix transfers of photographs from Notre Dame to Pasadena for display in Chicago and New York. The system sends pictures via telegraphic dots and dashes, taking about an hour per image and using fewer signals than a 1000 word dispatch. It is said to be easier to operate than a five tube radio and portable. Weather disrupts service.
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Telegraph
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
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New York
the Tribune
First San Antonio 1925 Baby Registered
The first baby born in San Antonio in 1925 was Ry Taylor whose parents Elijah Taylor and groés Hiying in Malone avenue. The newborn arrived at 2 o'clock Thursday morning amid New Year celebrations. French debt talks cast a shadow on moratorium notes as U S officials review dispatches from Ambassador Herrick regarding Clementel.
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Ry . Taylor
Elijah Taylor
Groés
Malone Avenue
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Paris seeks war loan funding terms and Franco American talks
Paris outlines a possible moratorium for France and a funding arrangement that Britain and the United States could share. French officials acknowledge ongoing Franco American discussions have become formal negotiations aimed at a broader settlement, signaling progress toward openness in the talks.
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France
Tambon Morning Post
Great Britain
United States
Paris
English Bank Chiefs Here For Parley
Washington reports focus on the mystery of Bank of England officials Montagu Norman and Sir Allan Garrett Anderson visiting the United States. The aim is unclear but linked to international debt and war claims, with state and treasury authorities silent about the mission.
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Bank of Engtand
Montagu C. ‘Norman
Allan Garrett Anderson
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Trensi ‘Ury
Seere
Burris Hanged for Slaying in 3 Years Past
Three years earlier Archie Burris an Ottumwa Black man was hanged in the prison yard for killing Battie Renfrew Bates a Black woman. The sheriff of Wapello County pulled the lever at 7:30 a.m. witnesses recalled his calmness near the end. Meanwhile Secretary Hughes and Secretary Mellon prepare for an Allied finance ministers conference on war claims and French debt attitude with related communications ready for study.
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Ows
Archie Burris
Battie Renfrew Bates
Burris
Wapello Couunty
Tary Hughes
Mellon
Joudon
Hertick
Paris
Hughes
Man with broken hip refuses ride after fall near Austin
An elderly man named John Honea, 62, from Fort Shelby Mississippi, fell on damp ground north of Austin and broke his left hip. After crawling a quarter mile to seek help from motorists, he received no aid from nearby drivers and spent the night by the highway before being found and taken to Camp Travis and Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Willie
Fencke
Schertz
Robert B. Green
John. Honea
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