Congress reconvenes after recess with prohibition clash ahead
Congress returns from holiday recess to tackle a heavy legislative agenda led by the prohibition enforcement clash. The $4.5 billion appropriation bill and tariff legislation occupy the early weeks while President Hoover's enforcement commission shapes the rest of the session. Debates on woolen yarn rates, sugar duties, and aviation and communications reform mirror a broad program aimed at steadying the economy and enforcing federal controls. Muscle Shoals and prison reform also loom as key items for action in a Congress awaiting final tariff conferencing and potential early breakthroughs.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Bingle Federal Commission
Vchieltaios
Senate
Seoul
House
Negro Vote Hearing Set at Muskogee
Federal court in Muskogee will hear a suit filed to force election officials to register Black voters so they can participate in the 1925 presidential election. The case comes more than a year after the election.
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Muskogee
San
Sgovier Pounety Oegeoea
New Fort Sill Buildings Sought in Proposed Fort Oklahoma Plan
A House appropriation of 1,715,500 with funds to construct permanent facilities at Fort Sill Oklahoma was introduced today by Representative Johnson Democrat of Oklahoma. The measure seeks to advance permanent improvements for the post.
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Fort Sill
Washington, D. C
Jan
Fort Bill
Okla‘ora
Johnson
Fragmentary note hints at names and events in weather and wind context
The readable fragments refer to individuals with unclear titles and a possible weather or water theme. No complete actions, dates, or locations are discernible, leaving an incomplete record of who did what and where.
Mr Gann Steps Out In Public At White House Call
A photo shows Secretary Hurley, Mr and Mrs Gann, and Vice President Curtis leaving the White House after a call on President Hoover. The piece notes Dolly Gann, sister and hostess of Vice President Curtis, has been much written about, while her husband has been less seen in public.
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Dolly Gann
Curtis
Littl
Wac
Hurley
Mrs. Gann
White House
Mcs Hoover
Wright Police Chief Orders Expanded Records for Grand Jury
Police Commissioner Wright says he will confer with Dietelet Attorney Lamar Seeligson to determine data needs for the grand jury. He orders Chief Killay to add clerical help and maintain full arrest records, tying job status to record keeping. Banks audit plans are disputed by Commissioner Stefler as unnecessary.
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Kinner
Wright
Dietelet
Lamar Seeligson
Riléss
Thare
Police Department
Terrificer
Killay
Kildar
Br Avidise
Marne
Petting Requests Owl Dugger Resignations Scrutinized
Mothers of children receiving direction actions Feld Maguay petition for Wy 3 ram ride to demand the resignation of William J Uileel. A letter to the accident of the with says chief mutherite amy comer, meetings planned, and the Thrice In Ternah organization aiding the petition.
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Willian
Uileel
Ia. 1
Vivael
Thorie Ghuler
Athena
Manele
Miller Services Set for Tuesday
An announcement outlines services scheduled for Tuesday for Miller family members. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a planned service date and expected attendance.
Semitic trade, wars, and riots echo ancient power shifts
Fragmented column blends ancient empire clashes with modern trade, noting Semitic commerce eclipsing past Venice and Carthage while tracing Rome's rise and fall. It cites Greek and Chinese upheavals, religious tensions, and a New York street scene amid moralizing retrospection.
General F. L. King Plans Inspection of Posts Border
General F L King plans an inspection of border posts. The text describes movements by air and ground including a flight to Fort Ring and Fort Brown, with mentions of Weyland and Legian Weyland arranging transport to San Antonio. Posts are reported completed and awaiting instructions from Washington.
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Tiel
CT Westland
Kelly
Weyland
la Reds
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Fort Brown Wednewlay
Wiehington
Agi
San Antonin
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Wienpeetiene
Ortiz Rubio Feted in Kansas City Welcome Tour
President elect of Mexico Senor Ortiz Rubio and party arrived in Kansas City from Chicago to a 10 36 a m welcome by about 300 countrymen. A luncheon followed at a hotel with dignitaries, and tours of city halls were planned along with a banquet and a mass meeting at the arena temple. A police report notes a camping outfit including an automobile attachment stolen from Mrs Grate Wilding 846 Ogden Sunday night.
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Jnn
Senor
Vescual
Ortiz Rubi
Mexico
Chicaca
Senor Rubio
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Alessanro B. Carrillo
Generi
New Orleans
Ane
Alfredo Vasquez
Sennajortix de Mojin
Jlgneheun
Vard
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Kaneray City
Kan
Paris
Tengar Caetor
Lair
Asenue
Suarart Hoiniwlanag
Mt Fort Teavenworth
Oltkit
Ogden
Weer
Veniremen Quizzed in Chambers Prosecution Case
Ten jurors questioned as Walter Tyulin and Galloway Calhoun emerge among prosecutors. The defense guards plans while the state lists nine witnesses including local officials and agents. Jury pool of 200 called as Chambers case becomes a rare Bexar County trial under the Dean law.
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Urge One
Chamber
Walter Tyulin
Galloway Calhoun
Jack Latack
Rae
Seeliggen
Calhoun
San Antonio
Berger
Panhante
Tra Webb County
Hers Williams
W. S. Anderson
Amigtion
N. T. Cusheer
Anderson
Chambers
Remy
Dob
Locke
J. Bo
Pae
Murthy
A. H W. Matthews
Lyn Stephens Dal Browne
J. TL. Brows
Bob Cooper
Aubertant Springs
L. L. AfeDonald
el Vaso
Guy &. Combs
X. J. Casbeer
Casbeer Caverage Company
Bexer
Bexar County
Court Frames Debate On Justice and Abandonment Laws
Court critiqued justices of the peace while discussing Texas child abandonment law and related felonies. Judge Moe Crory urged patience in cases, noting the harms of fast-tracking, and shifted focus to bootlegging and other offenses tied to prison terms. Names and locations appear in scattered fragments among the chaotic OCR text.
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Justices of the Peace
Texas
Moe Crory
Huery
Tulge McCrocy
515000 Set Aside to Buy Camp Bullis Warfington Report
A government move sets aside 515000 to purchase Camp Bullis Texas. Congress received authorization from the defense agency for the purchase through a ceremonial energy program or related act. Proceeding officials outline the plan and the intended use of funds for the acquisition.
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Camp Bullis Warfington
Toc. Dan
Opurliiend
Ann Sunity Bil
Toay Het House
Allachel Mao
Camp Mullis
Texas
Booze Row Raids Seize Whiskey In City Stills
Prohibition agents designated 15th and 14oo blocks of Storalestreet as Booze Row. Capt Verne Biller reports raids over ten days trapping multiple gallons of whiskey and arresting several suspects. Bonds set for George Marshall, Lockhart Munday, and Francis Gonzales for operating a still and related offenses at Morales Street. A 50 gallon still was seized on Morales Street after Sunday raid.
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Verne Biller
Prohibition
George Marshall
Cooma
Lockhart Munday
Marting Francis Gonzales
Fedeal Court
Morales Street
Jose Castellany
Lph
Morales
Athidan
Steging
Auill
Pro Hildtien
Senator Attacks KWKH Language in Senate Debate
In Washington a senator attacked the use of language and rhetoric linked to broadcasts from KWKH. The remarks referenced trends in linguistic style and the impact on public discourse, with mention of related officials and locations.
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Washington, D.C
Mike
Washington
Shrevenort
Fire in Washinton shows Congress inaction
In Beverly Hills section C4 an item notes another fire in Washington. It claims Congress is not competent to handle crises and suggests the previous administration would have blamed a supposed fire to target Calvin. It mentions lost documents and two hours to extinguish.
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Beverly Hills
Wash
Inaton
Calvin
Tere Wan Soma
Minister resigns post amid Costa Tina diplomatic rift
Arthur Sehnenfeld, recently appointed minister to Costa Tina, has resigned from the diplomatic service amid a political dispute.
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vPi
Arthur Sehnenfeld
Costa Tina
Hans
Privice
Funeral Services for Fred Hall Headed by Baptist Church
Funeral services for Fred Hall, a New York native who died Monday in San Antonio, will be held at the First Baptist Church with Lt. Gates officiating. Hall was active in church work, served as deacon and secretary of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, and helped oversee a $75,000,000 church campaign. He is survived by a son, Charles A. Hall, of San Antonio. Pallbearers and deacons will act as honorary pallbearers. numerous local clergymen and officials are listed among organizers and supporters.
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Hall
Gates
New York
San Antonio
Charles AD. Hill
Kokrrnat
B. Jackson
Miller
T. ©. Green
W. W' Beane Sc
A. B. Sling
A.B. Bush
K. E. Cartwright
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J. A. Gaul
Dinning
Pl’ Tinton
Oly Portman
Jon
Wrizzell
AL , Green
A. N. Mindden
Lev Hickeryon
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Ifolland
Tohnson
R. Kay
Ben
Kelly TM Lancinstate
W. Wmeton
Ouillin
Steud Y. van Toogenhuyze
Cave Uke Wert
Whitelend, DB
Youngblood Mid
Payne
Delayed Plan for Brackenridge Sunken Garden Theater
The city postponed plans for a sunken garden theater at Brackenridge Park after a single bid neared 190000 dollars. Park Commissioner Jacob Tacioin noted the limit of 50000 dollars and that Theiner and Kroeger submitted a bid for concrete columns cornices wing foundation wiring landscaping and stage equipment totaling near the proposed cost. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum designed the plans and would supervise the project if undertaken.
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Trublola
Spain
Gutzon Borglam
Man Under Bond for Stealing Pig Charged in County Court
Pete Krouse, living 25 miles from San Antonio on the Cuomphetion road, faces pig theft charges. W. R. Trwithway posted a 100 bond Monday after preliminary hearing before Justice Bolte of the Taare TF county court.
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Pete Krouse
San Antonio
Cuomphetion
W. R
Christmas Trees Set Up for Birds in Back Yards
New York January 6 Scouts know what to do with Christmas trees after the holidays. A heartier announcement tells them to place the trees in back yards and set up bird feeding boxes for birds.
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Tan
Rer
Heart Arter
Beck
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