Dangerous Gassy Stomach Torture Ends Quick
An advertorial touts ACIDINE as a quick remedy for sour stomach gas heartburn and indigestion. It claims the product neutralizes acid soothes the stomach and is different from other medicines due to laplace content. The copy urges readers with weak hearts to try ACIDINE and promises refunds and rapid relief.
Probe urged into Gord death mystery by Hollywood team
Hollywood investigators pressed to probe the death of western star Art Acord. Reports say a sinister note and a telegraphic demand for $2000 complicated the case. Conflicting accounts from Chihuahua City and Mexico urged friends to raise funds to bring Acord home for burial.
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Mother Humors Son Gets Shot in Elmwood Park
In Elmwood Park on Jan 9 Mrs. Cech visiting with her husband and 6-year-old Gordon urged to see a neighbor’s pistol. Gordon grabbed the weapon after it was dropped. Mrs. Cech was fatally shot by the pistol. Admiral Nathaniel St. Usher died at his home in Potsdam after a long illness.
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Waring Awaits Divorce Action In Waco Court
In Waco Judge D W Bartlett weighs a divorce case involving Lieut. Robert P War ing and two wives. The first wife Hallie T Waring won a divorce last year. second wife married in Nebraska. Debts over support payments and a final settlement are at issue as the crass action moves toward trial.
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Community readers debate U S police in dangerous foreign duties
A reader letter questions why American officers are kept in dangerous foreign postings to police other nations. The writer argues mothers support local policing but oppose sending troops abroad, noting casualties and demanding government accountability without clear answers.
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Lhe Coolidge
Man Freed After Jury Finds No Alcohol Proved
Luis de la Rosa was acquitted in federal court after prosecutors failed to prove the home brew seized contained alcohol. Testimony showed no alcoholic content, and the arrest followed a raid at 116 Grenel Street where 1852 pints were named. The defendant claimed ownership only to 60 pints elsewhere in the home.
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Charity Order Grants $1.8 Million Loan in Dubuque
In Dubuque on January, the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin of St. Joseph receive a loan of 1.8 million dollars from Merchants Trust in St. Louis. A deed of trust covers five properties as collateral. Part of the funds will fund the rebuilding of a college in Chicago.
Parrot in Health Probe Clears Blame on Sickness
A report from the public health service concludes after months of inquiry that no bacillus psitticosi strain or related bacteria were found in the parrot sickness case, despite earlier insinuations blaming a specific party. The finding challenges prior claims and shifts responsibility away from the accused.
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Turkish deputy urges plural marriages to aid widowed women
Salih Bes, deputy of the Grand National Assembly, proposes allowing multiple marriages again to help thousands of Turkish women who have been unable to find husbands since the one-wife rule began. The idea aims to decrease what he calls the worrying trend of marriage shortages in Ankara.
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Turkey
Salih Bes
Grand National
San Antonio Vigilance Committee Bans Hotel Menu Ads
Members of the San Antonio Vigilance committee agree to restrict permits for hotel operators printing menus and advertising cards. The plan targets ads used to solicit business, with further steps to limit charitable contributions to local aid and curb external fundraisers. Attendees include Sadlon, McDonald, Mrs. Lie Clare, Mrs. Qing, Grosso, Whealley, Tigdon, Sadovsky, Coulter, Woalliner, and Ochs.
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Captain Wardell Kiwanis Speaker at Gunter Hotel
The Kiwanis club met at noon at the Gunter hotel where Capt. Max Wardell spoke on Building Ideals. Paul Spor served as toastmaster at the Texas theater, as new officers for the year were introduced led by Dr. Jack Watts as president.
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Change of Venue for Young Cannon in Wage Complaint Case
Major Richard M. Cannon son of James R. Carton faced a venue change after his attorneys appeared in El Monte court where Cannon was to be tried on wage complaint issues raised by the labor commissioner. The case will be heard in Pasadena on January 20.
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Southwestern University heads motion for $50,000 funding merge plan
Jan 9. Vivian, in AEORGETOWN Texan report, notes King, president of Southwestern University, submitting a trustees report. The board approved a $50,000 funds campaign and merger of Blinn Memorial College at Hrenbam with Southwestern, with instructions to consummate consolidation.
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Rev Tomey to Hold Army Y Services
The Rev W 5 Tomey pastor of the McKinley Avenue Methodist church will hold proper services at the Arms Y M Sunday. Following he will adjourn to Travia Park Methodist church for the evening service. Hospital Service Brice will hold religious services at Station Hospital at 7 p m Sunday under the auspices of Uw Army . pt G AL.
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McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
Arms Y. M
Travia Park Methodist Church
Alam Fung To Be Sought For State Park Transformation
A recommendation seeks an age appropriation to purchase property to convert a site into a state park. Mrs Clara Driscoll Sevier of Austin reports the plan at the legislative session per Strtey. An appropriation of 150000 dollars has been made with a free station site offered adjoining the site.
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Austin
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Williamson
30 000 Killed by Bandits in China
In CELEING China reports say about 30 000 persons were killed in nine months by bandits as Mohandas Hsien’s forces tighten. The Nanking government plans a punitive expedition while other regions suffer from starvation and large casualties.
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Celeing
Ransit Sarin
Mohandas
Mating Hsien
Deiulits
Rampens
Nanking
California to Cut Oil Production to Stabilize Industry
Taul Borges, chairman of the strip oil curtailment committee, announced California's crude oil production would be cut from 589,000 barrels to 500,000 barrels daily by the first of next week. The program aims to set the industry on a sound economic footing by the end of 1931.
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Taul Borges
Railroads Report Large Income Drop in 1990
United States class one railroads posted a net operating income of 831 million dollars for the first 11 months of 1990, a sharp decline from 1.203 billion in the same period of 1920, reflecting a long term drop in earnings across the industry.
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Washington, D. C
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