Cotton Mills Close Down Amid Industrial Crisis
About thirty thousand workers lose jobs as numerous cotton mills shut down across the region. Thousands of weavers and related workers face hardship as factories halt production and unemployment rises, signaling a severe downturn for the textile industry and local economies.
Silvet Laat Social Club Hosts Night Event
A terse notice notes a Tuesday night gathering at Silvet Laat Social Club featuring Mdme dance, Ariat arches, and a Destraylile performance with Woil anoatings. Masia Gene Ariat and CArlwy listed as organizers or participants.
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Silvet Laat
Fentatl
Destraylile
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Carlwy
Texas Prison Site Favored Despite Obstacles
The Department of Justice weighs a new federal detention facility at a Texas site. Objections include water supply and other obstacles. If overcome, Attorney General Mitchell may back the plan. Details of the review were not disclosed. The new institution would house short time prisoners.
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Dot
Department of Justice
Laleny
Seras
Mitchel Wold
500 Unemployed in Army to Take Over Idle Plants
Five hundred unemployed men gathered in Duncan, Tan, Sunny and organized a working meeting demanding equitable distribution. Speakers declared the meeting aimed to form a nucleus of a movement to seize idle plants and create an army to place workers in control of portions of industry.
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Duncan
Chin
Tan
Mirreeo
Chain Stores Appeal Tax Ruling in Supreme Court
Washington D. C. December day chair storey appealed to the Supreme Court to test the tax on each store of a chain within the state. The action seeks to determine whether multistore taxation is valid under existing law.
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Wabtington
D.C. Dan
Storey
Sie Prema
Lexday
Binteg
Fight Mapped on Malaria Mosquito Austin
Ambiguous item notes plans and action on malaria mosquito control. Mentions state involvement and enforcement discussions. No clear events, dates, or named organizations readable.
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Austin
Stamp Money for Drought Aid Proposed in Congress
A House proposal seeks funds for drought relief through a new sale of revenue stamps. Representative Colas of New Jersey backs the plan as a means to provide urgent aid, stressing rapid action to alleviate hardship from the drought crisis.
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Wabeington
D.C
Colas
New Jeinos
City Council Allocates Bond Interest and Various Appropriations
City budget centers on bond interest payouts including 60,000 for sinking funds to cover coupons. Other items include 40,010.74 to pay notes on the W122 debt and 35,115.28 for improvements bonds in districts 8 and 97. Additional transfers and purchases fund playground materials, park improvements, merchants’ bills, and sewer construction. Clerk James Simpson urges acceptance of law bids for city tax receipts with Freeman Publishing and Bigmugad Press awarded for school tax receipts.
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Othey
Sarneico-Chuimney & Coupary
Cron
Te General Fund
Dewy Heights
Lockwood Park
J. GL. Black
Macvines Street
Kiphoy
James Simpson
Freeman Publishluz
Riclipia
Bigmugad Prees
Children to Take Part in Bluebird Pageant Tonight
Children will appear in a Bluebird Pageant directed by Mrs. Lewis at Tr. This first in a series of six weekly children’s programs features Blin Allonin and Gren, with Mexican Wright guiding the event. Dren trained in apels at Mrs. Wright’s studio await their roles.
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Lewis
Wright
Blin
Mre
Gene Tunney
Connecticut
Abown
Suit Dismissed Over Red River Bridge Row
A legal action concerning the Red River bridge near Durant, Texas, was dismissed. Details indicate the injunction sought and retainment issues were resolved, ending the dispute involving the parties and location mentioned.
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Red River
Ashington
Tan
Patriarch of Jews Expires in New York
The patriarch of Jewish life in New York dies after a life of philanthropy. He supported infant conservation and relief efforts during World War I, aiding Jewish horonyms and charitable causes. His health declined after his wife’s death, ending his work in a wheel chair following a return from Europe.
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Steep Mills
New York
Lathan Elsuve
Aled
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Palestine
Cuba
Toland
Philippines
Winter in Orient Takes Heavy Toll
Winter in Orient brings mass disruption and suffering as harsh conditions cripple communications and railroads from North China to Siberia and Japan. The toll on life and property remains undetermined amid widespread stoppages and distress.
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Suanghal
Wipfer
Chius Monochuzia
Siberia
Races
Japan
Military pay hike recommended by War and Navy panels
Washington Dec 12 A joint congressi onal committee studying service pay injustices recommends sweeping increases for army and navy pay. The plan would raise general and special pay by 30.6 million for the army and 8.5 million for the navy plus 4 million for the Coast Guard and geodetic surveys. Officers and enlisted personnel would see higher allowances and rent payments, with a push toward equal pay for married and single personnel and a rise in officer pay tied to rank 14,000 dollars yearly plus special allowances. The recommendations target parity with past World War conditions and call for publication of 50 percent pay increases for officers serving in active duty as a temporary measure. The board also outlined a detailed pay ladder by rank and service, including new allowances for housing and family costs. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania chairs the committee reviewing the proposal and has scheduled a meeting to consider the recommendations.
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Ite
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Delegates Converge at Round Table Conference Today
Delegates gathered at Thickinghaw palace for the round table conference this morning as leaders discussed aims and possible outcomes. Names of participants include George ad Queer Marty lande and Well Lothe ndiat, with detailed roles not specified in the fragment.
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Leay Lonton
George Ad Queer
Marty Lande
Fae Well
Lothe Ndiat
Round Table
Thickinghaw Palace
Visit Denied by Shaw in London Announcement
London dated report states that Shaw plans to visit the United States but will delay the trip while preparations or representations are reviewed. Officials indicate no definite date for travel, with emphasis on potential future exchange or meetings in America.
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Sylay
London
Ann
Shaw
United States
Arlington police arrest shooter after hospital shooting
In Lubbock on January 12 Alviz Graves, identified as a suspect, faces charges of attempt to murder and assault. Two victims remain hospitalized with injuries from a shooting that occurred yesterday at E Chadwick's residence. Authorities say the case involves multiple individuals and the suspect is in custody.
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Owen Kilday
Milstead
Police Department
Lubbock
Ceres
Alviz Graves
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