Harmony Plea Dominates Jackson Day Dinner Debate
Democratic leaders at a Washington Jackson Day event debated the 1939 nomination with Harmony as a central theme. Cox and Davis urged prohibition and tariff reform while Alfred Smith and James M. Cox were pressed to offer clear party guidance for the March convention.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
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Alfred Smith
New York
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Yaneot Ater
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Sothern Democrata
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Herry Frced Byrd
Virginia
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Wounded Quail Failed to Fool Wise Old Bird Dog
A garbled farmer’s note from Ennes Indiana describes a scene with a wary bird dog and a fallen quail. The text is fragmented but hints at a hunter’s encounter and a noted bird dog’s patience amid a rural setting.
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ENNES
Physicians to Help Detroit Children
Detroit doctors organized a volunteer aid program to counter high rates of illnesses among children. The initiative, tied to the city’s public welfare department, aims to examine and assist children in need through medical teams and community outreach.
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Detroit
Dethott
Plsaiclana
Digitian Apartment
Congress Debates Reconstruction and Military Hearings
Reported activities show committees weighing the reconstruction bill and listening to naval officers on shipbuilding. Hearings touched on Muscle Shoals and river improvements while officials discussed unemployment relief and security investments.
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HOUSE
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Walter S. Gilford
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Admiral Pratt
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Retaustrielina Corporation
Texas Girl Brings Horses to School
A Texas girl makes a bold move by bringing horses to a school setting causing excitement and curiosity. The incident highlights student initiative and local reactions as authorities consider the implications and safety.
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Texas
New Clergy Limit Sparks Legal Challenge in Mexico
Catholic legal chiefs predict fewer than 100000 injunctions and perhaps 300000 challenges to a new clergy restriction law will be filed in six district courts before January 1. They say writs depend on court readiness as the legal period expires. The law limits the federal district to one private for each GOA inhabitants.
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Mexico
Goa
Boy Confesses Killing Over Hatred in Pa Barn
A 14 year old boy, Stanley Wismer, confessed to killing his former employer Edward Bartholomew in his barn by four bullet wounds. Investigators say Wismer wanted to see his ailing mother and confessed after being arrested near Jasdah, ten miles away.
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Asdah
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Mail Clerk and Truck Driver Arrested in Postal Heist
Lowell authorities detained a mail clerk Ian Mare Lowell and truck driver Bhatt in connection with a mail poach scheme. Two bags were stolen, one containing £1000 in Burrangnia currency and the other a valuable registry. The truck carried mail from the Lowell post office to the Tailtosd station.
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Virwr Jn
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Leie Bhatt
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Asdornd
Burranngaia
Sieeon
Mexico Mortgage Owners Organize: Mexico Mortgage Owners Organize
Mexico Mortgage Owners organize amid unclear requests and internal debate. The group seeks association backing and considers leadership steps as it weighs a strategic response to housing finance concerns.
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Mexico
Dawes Resigns as Ambassador to Britain After DC Rumors
Charles G. Dawes quits as ambassador to Great Britain amid sudden retirement talk. He plans Geneva conference work and may pursue a 1992 presidential bid. Dawes departs Chicago amid speculation, with allies noting the move aligns with future government tasks.
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Moorer
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Chicago
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City Central Bank Depositors Will Not Get Dividend
Depositors of the City Central Bank and Trust Company will receive only a partial dividend after a mandatory waiting period before refunds can be paid. State banking examiner Footes announced in Austin that refunds may come in months due to legal actions by San Antonio authorities seeking $500,000 from the bank. A plan for reorganization is under consideration as discussions with the state banking department and creditors advance toward a working basis.
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Sane Antonio
Hermano Sons
Weaten
San Antonio
Wary Male Seeks Court Aid In Leap Year Pursuit
Detroit January reports George Micklen seeks court aid from Circuit Judge Allan Campbell to compel marriage. He cites Abbie Finch as pressuring him despite existing engagements and a prior relationship with Scag yer Burt. The case involves calls to end interference and a plea for lawful resolution.
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Detroit
George Micklen
Allan Campbell
Abbie
Finch
Hi Len
Burt
Mart
Fedeneidan
Uuttford J. Thorne
Reed Hat IG Seen In NG Springfield Address
James A. Reed former United States Senator spoke to several thousand in Springfield Missouri about a plan of remedial measures for the nation. He outlined seven points with a key demand for decentralization of government and implied cries of support for his presidential bid.
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Springfield
James A. Reed
United States
Nagual
Missouri
Jackson
Reed
Rosquéere
James A
Burglar Suspect With Arm Wound Sought in Louisiana
Sheriff reports a burglay suspect with a gunshot wound is wanted in Good Tone Louisiana for attempted burglary. One suspect held on local charges, another wounded, claims from a witness place him at Good Hope on November 14. Authorities in New Orleans and Orleans coordinate to verify the wounded man’s alibi.
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Ausser Eadh
Floussee
George Reser
New
Leon
Orleans
Good Hope
Reener
Islans Aheriff
Hausser- Hausser
Two Presbyterian Groups May Unite
Two Presbyterian groups inch toward a proposed 1934 merger as negotiators from the United States Presbyterian Church and the United Presbyterian Church of North America report definite progress. The announcements come from committee members Reid and Dr. Lewis. A separate item notes a fire siren curfew in Smester, Pa, where a girl under 17 fled home after the siren at 2 p.m.
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Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Unites Presbyterian Church of Northerica
H Reid
United Presbyterian
Ehnch Liebsirman
Lewis & Madge
Iam
Smester
Willard Ward
Yerrz
Hermann Sons Installations and Dances in San Antonio
City notices invite members to attend the installation of all nine San Antonio lodges with a dance to follow. Event listed for Sunday January 10 at 7210 p.m. at 25 South St. Mary's St. with Jimmie and Din 10-piere orchestra. Additional dances and venues appear in the notice with references to local bands and prizes.
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Aflicera
San Antonio
South St. Mary's St
Mary
Prowler Incidents Reported Across City and Surroundings
A series of reported prowler attempts occurred Saturday with several thefts linked to clothing and personal items. In one case a purse snatching at St Marys church prompted a chase to the Empire theater, where the suspect escaped under a seat before police arrived. Investigations continue as officers seek a Louisiana arrest in related thefts and a separate request seeks cow hides stolen from a Corpus Christi warehouse.
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Hildebrandt Avenue
St. Mary’e Church
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Clinse
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Bill Carter
New Iberia
Bee
Louisiana
Banker freeds associate guilty in Pe kin trial
In Pekin Illinois a 89 year old former Washington state banker named Henry Den was acquitted of deleting banking laws. His 70 year old accomplice and former cashier H A Kingsbury was found guilty in the mixed up case arising from a 2 year old Denbarthenk incident.
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Jil
Joe
Henry Dennack
Washington, Il
H. A. Kingsbury
Salvation Army Leader Rejects Revised Bible Edition
Paris January 9 Commander Evangeline Booth director of the Salvation Army in the United States arrived for the golden jubilee celebration and refused to recognize the revised edition of the Bible claiming the Army is founded on the original version and its work is based on that foundation.
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Evangelihe_ Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Earthquake Reported From D.C. Transit Distance
An early today quake was recorded in Washington D C at 5 40 94 as the second stage reached by Georgetown university reseach. The source notes no details on magnitude or direction of the quake from Washington.
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Georgetown University
Revere
Washington
Wild Life Increases Despite Hunters In Oregon
Despite depredations by nimrods during hunting season, wildlife numbers rose in Waltown National Forest. A game census tallies 2615 elk, 10,300 mule deer, 45 brown bears, 1600 coyotes, and 323 bedbugs, suggesting a stronger wildlife population across the region.
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Waltown National Forest
Fomby Shotgun Injury Recovers At Home
Fomby of 500 Warward Street, injured by a shotgun blast while turkey hunting Thursday, is recovering at home. His companion Porky was shooting at a rabbit when the gun barrel hit his left hand.
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Clothing Company
Thursitas
Warward Street
Porky Wan
Needle in Hand Comes Out at Toe
GARVELAND Tenn Inn Mea C Conbow complained of a pain on her right hand and extranted needle point which she figured had been sam Sato her right hen anvi entally three years before while hemming 50Rn.
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Radio Programs From Albany Time Slots
A fragmented schedule outlines a dense slate of variety programs and music on Albany stations. Entries name hosts such as Shary Maverick and Don Alere, with shows ranging from dance and theatre segments to news updates and orchestral performances, including international goodwill pieces and local concert listings.
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All Star Air Show and Radio Programs Highlight Weekend
Clark Goble and Marie Dressler headline in a star studded All Star Air Show set for Saturday night on WOAL and the National network from St. Louis with Paul Whiteman directing. Other radio acts include Jacques Renard, Alex Gray, Nathaniel Shiltivel, and Dean Gleason Aceher. Local forecasts estimate Maine potato production at about 40,000 firms contributing nearly one twelfth of the nation’s total output.
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Marie Dressler
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Paul Whiteman
WOAL
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Maine
Ganvercor
Lawlor Gardiner
Bryan Estate Hag No Value In Bankruptcy Action
The Bryan estate, once led by William Jeaninga Bryan, is described as having a "problematical value" in free markets. An involuntary bankruptcy case brought by American Dine Steel seeks to reclaim assets, with creditors pressing to determine what can be claimed, amid Florida real estate holdings cited by William Bryan Jr as bulk of the holdings.
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Williaan Jen— Tig Wryan
Dernwvntie Party
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Hankenpley Coirl
Linkupley
William Jeaninga Teryan Jr
Bryan
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American Dine Steel Company
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