Unguarded Guardian and Baconian Talk in London Naval Jest
A column by Arthur Brisbane and others discusses London conflicts over naval limits, France’s budget plans, and Britain’s countermeasures. It jokes the naval talks will fail while noting public debate on Prohibition and a California claim that Bacon authored Shakespeare. A coast guard incident aboard Black Duck illustrates ongoing alcohol suppression.
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Lambs
London
Arthur Brisbane
King Festurem
Britain
France
Dawe Tuckal Cove
Black Duck
Coast Guard
Southwest Flying Conditions and Precipitation Report
A weather summary describes precipitation, flight conditions, and winds across Oklahoma and neighboring states. It notes varying ground conditions, southerly to southeasterly winds, and scattered clouds with potential squalls. Forecasts warn of changing conditions through Tuesday night, with notable activity in northern and western regions and caution for pilots.
Sliding scale sugar inquiry shocks Washington lobby scene
A memo read to the Senate lobby committee says White House and Senator Smoot asked sugar chief Purdon to devise a practical sliding scale. The document notes Baldwin received 1500 monthly from Owens and Pike paid a 1000 bonus. names withheld for confidentiality.
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Wastington
D.C
Venate Lobby Committee
Max Wordon
Ae Partmentar Commerce
White House
Henatar Sionek
Veal
Wy JT. Baldwin
Tunier Owens
American Hattlers
Phe Jetter
Purdon Haut Rer
Yenarme Smant
Baldwin
Owens
HH. Pike
New York
Purdon
Department of Commerce
Smoot
San Antonio Near Freeze Forecast Signals Cold Wave
The forecast warns of a near freeze in San Antonio with a sharp temperature drop to around 28 or 29 degrees. Rain and brisk northeast winds accompany the cold, following warmer conditions earlier in the week. sleet and snow possible in parts of the West as a stronger cold front moves south.
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Mondhy
P.m
Cexas
Ani
Bureau
Boy Killed En Route to Sick Mother
A boy traveling by mule to see his ailing mother was killed when his route collided with a nearby track. The incident occurred Saturday night near Blanchard, as trains belonging to the Kansas City Southern line passed by. Authorities are investigating circumstances of the accident and identifying the victim and other involved parties.
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Adrevevort
Vahmee Sheehy
Popiny Pinel
Kansas City
Aene Blanchard
Tan
Two Dead in Indianapolis Fire Disaster
A Indianapolis blaze left two infants dead and four others dying after a stove flare caused a fire in a home. The victims include twins and a parent severely burned, with authorities attributing the tragedy to a stove mishap and home shelving ignition. Investigations continue into the accidental fire.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Elahl
Ling Tin Bies
Donald Klarence
Rhiemer
Ceunil
Roan
Montgomery Bank Safe Stolen in Bank Burglary
A Montgomery Texas bank robbery ripped open the vault of the First State Bank. Officials say three professional thieves dug through bricks, loaded the safe with cash, and escaped in a car tracked by only muddy tire marks. Sheriff Ben Dicks led the multi county inquiry as authorities search for suspects.
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Texas
First State Bank
Toh
Wiluux
Wilcox
Grey
Ben Dicks
Montgomery County
Harfig County
Houston
Yulive
Beligeey
Bnid
Moody Plans Work for Prison Reforms and Public Employment
Governor Moody backs the majority report of the prison modernization commission proposing a maiden industrial program within 200 miles of Austin. He warned that if the Legislature ignored the recommendations, the highway commission would be asked to build 25 to 100 miles of highways with idle prisoners used for road work, raising concerns about costs and prison crowding.
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Asyernor Moody
Austin
Highway Commission
Tunissill
Aomasimon
Witnesses to Appear in Texas House Contests
Washington dispatches report that Representative Augus McCloskey, a Democrat from the Fourteenth Texas district, saw his seating contested with former Republican Wurzbach as the lead sponsor of a resolution calling for witnesses. The measure orders the production of original returns from the November 1928 election and authorizes further subpoenas as hearings begin January 20.
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Th.dan
T—P
Terry M. Warzbach
Seil
Augwstus McCloskey
Texas
House
Lamar Seelizsan
San Antonios
Tack R. Burke
Bexar Souls
Perry Stobertson
Bexar County
Wilnessva
Sears
Jeyneblioat
Nebrastat
Garner
Wurzbach
Republic
Akacey M. Wrenbach
MeCtskoy
Tugh BR. Lehertgon Taesday
Robertson
Oye
Elec Inns
Jack Burke
Amt
Garsai Seedigser
Washington Dispatches
Wuerbach
Therm
Turkeiv Onstadion
Elecion Bank
Beck
1ORR
Seeligann
McCloskey
Two Charged in Waco Kidnapping Robbery Case
Albert W. Kasady and Lawrence Teague of Waco were charged with robbery with firearms in connection with the kidnapping and robbing of Dr. Swift on December 20. Eight charges were filed against the men in Waco today.
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Dallas
Tan
Albert W. Kasady
Lawrence Teague
Dr. Swift
Sin Whee
Prison Held Cure for Stiff Necks
The article reports on a prisoner, Ginsberg, surrendering after conviction for censoring naval vessels. Judge Otto Kerner sentenced him to penitentiary time. The prisoner described feeling pursued and attempting to ease a stiff neck by biting or self-harm as he anticipated arrest and trial.
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Cuomo
Sami Ginsberg
de Vewen
Ginsberg
Sheeles
Hurg
Otte Kerner
Officer Shot Dead Near Alice Texas Border
An officer was killed in a border area near Alice Texas when a Mexican suspect opened fire at a cafe. The assailant fled as a patrol officer and two bystanders pursued, and the wounded officer died at the scene.
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Sherioé
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Dng McCaliy
Une Mei
Tiel Meunliy
Rubio and Party Visit Kansas City Labor the Coast Departure
Rubio and party conduct a 24 hour goodwill visit in Kansas City before heading west toward Sun Dings Mabie to rest. The trip appears tied to Musice leadership and continued travel along governmental routes as they proceed to distant points.
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Kansas City
Coast
Pascual Artin Rubio
Musice
Atlas
Sun Dings
Mabie
Wisnae
Merger Hearing Clears British Radio Firms Threat Claim
Newcomb Canto, president of Western Union Telegraph Company, testified before the senate interstate commerce committee that the proposed merger of all British radio and cable companies could pose no threat to American business in the training field.
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Gan
Newcomb Canto
Western Union Telegraph Company
British Radio and
Calle
Ameevikan
Officer of DAR Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Kathryn D. Manger, 52, national vice president general of the L.A. Th, died in a hospital in Sloun City Tawa on January 7. The report notes illness related to pneumonia.
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Sloun City
Tawa
Kathryn D. Manger
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Court Bars Dry Killing Testimony In Prohibition Case
Testimony about a dry killing became barred as the court ruled it irrelevant to the murder charge. Prohibition agents and witnesses faced frequent objections during the opening of the trial in the Ninth Circuit or related district court with jurors present.
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