Report on malt workers employment stirs Senate debate
Washington, Jan 13. Senator Hinghan of Connecticut criticized a commerce department study on beer industry employment. The report cited 7,540 workers in 1914, 42,689 in 1919, and 60,725 in 1910, with declines into 1920. Census figures also show dramatic drops in beer related occupations since 1914, amid prohibition debates and regulatory shifts.
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LD. C
Hinghan
Connecticut
Commerce Department
New England Republican
Ohia
Bose
Bulgaria Quits Debt Payments After Reparations Note
London report states Bulgaria, led by Premier Munctiane and chancellor Mei deh Vruening, declares it will cease debt payments as part of reparations, signaling a major shift in postwar obligations. The dispatch from Sofia notes the move follows the government’s stance on reparations.
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Bulgaria
London
Meideh Vruening
Derminy
Munctiane
Bulgiria
Sofia
Writer J Grubb Alexander Died Of Pneumonia Tuberculosis
Coroner's postmortem confirms writer J Grubb Alexander, noted for Wallace Weed screen work, died from pneumonia and brain tuberculosis. Death announced January 12 in Molly Wood. Authorities say no external injuries or foul play suspected.
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Molly Wood
J. Grubb’ Alexander
Wally Weed
Moving Fire Tanks Opposed In City Dispute
State health inspectors and law enforcement visited San Antonio asserting that two water tanks threaten public health. Officials claimed tanks could contaminate the city water supply, while Wright denied any menace and promised regular inspections and maintenance.
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San Antonio
Kiyce Meier
Wright
Blackwell State Bank Fails in Oklahoma City Schedule
The Security State Bank, the largest financial institution in Blackwell, Oklahoma, failed to meet state banking department requirements. Officials report the bank ceased operations after struggling with liquidity and regulatory oversight, affecting customers and stakeholders in the region.
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Bragewelt
Oklan
Blackwell
Tornadoes strike Texmo area kill two in Texas
Tornadoes in two Southeast Texas sections killed two people and injured 17, three seriously, with minor property damage. A storm near Eagle Lake tore 100 yards wide, destroying several tenant homes and a plantation, killing a wife and infant. Rescuers planned to reach victims as mud blocked access and rains fell in Houston area.
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Houston
Texas
Eagle Lake
Voto Bayano
L OC. Worcencratt
Sine Pergons
Engle Lake
Ay Eldridge
Harrisburg
Renewal of German Loan Is Expected
NEW YOU January 12 The New York Federal Reserve Bank was reported in banking quarters to renew its portion of 104 000 000 international loan to the Reichsbank Bankers said the Bank of France would block renewal due to Reichsbank reserves The move was seen as potentially triggering a fall in German markets and adverse repercussions in France on Wall Street
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New York Federal Reserve Bank
Theichsbank
France
Wall Street
Hundt
Germany
Brownwood National Bank Opens Under New Plan
Citizens National Bank in Brownwood Texas reopens under new ownership with capital of 100000 dollars. Fred S Abner serves as president as the bank resumes operations after reorganizing following a depositor rush.
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Brownwood
Texas
Citizens National
Oviniar Glaw
Fred S. Abner
Cabinet Reshuffle Triggers French Ministerial Changes
Paris reports that the entire French cabinet aligned with premier Tanyal after Briand’s request to retire as foreign minister amid unexpected cabinet tensions. The move follows Briand’s illness and the death of war minister Andre Atnginot, accelerating restructuring of the ministry.
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Paris
Ariétite Ariandoniyncod
Tanyal
Cod M. Briand
Andre Atnginot
Pistol Testimony Heard in Trial of Heiress on Slaying
In Flint Michigan the trial of heiress M Finley Joy Morgan features pistol testimony about the slaying of Tessie Onsteed at a hardware store. Asa Farrow, manager, and another clerk identified the pistol and described cleaning, loading cartridges, and how to operate the weapon.
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Tan
Alnte Reste Todas
M Finley Joy Morgan Utter
Tessie
Asa Farrow
Aml Thani
Casleel
Misa Moron Teanestt
Gunboat Rescues Oil Launch in Yangtze River Tale
Pirates boarded an Oil company launch 180 miles above Hankow on the Yangtze. The American gunboat Oahn intervened, driving off the brigands after they captured and harmed four crew members. The launch badly damaged but all aboard survived.
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Yankow
China
Hankow
Yangtze River
Iepont
Hell
Causam
Hutto Re-elected as Harlandale Superintendent
TL. L. Watto was reelected superintendent of Harlandale Independent School District at a board meeting in Marlandale Senior School Auditorium Monday night. Hutto’s salary remains at $1000 per year under contract. The board voted to reduce the tax assessment by 20 percent and to pursue strict economy to meet revenue limits.
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TL. L. Watto
Harlandale
Noponting
Board of Education
Marlandale
Hutto
Rehabilitation of Flood Area Begins in Mississippi Delta
Rehabilitation efforts start in the flood ravaged regions along the Tallahatchie river valley in Mississippi. The program targets damaged homes and farm lands across Leflore and adjacent counties as authorities push to restore livelihoods and reduce riverborne threats to communities and crews.
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Glendora
Miss
Tals River
Meade
Leflore Comix
Vallahalelie-Quititoan-Manala
Renardil
Canada Urged to Quit Gold Basis at Annual UFA Meeting
The United Farmers of Alberta plans to urge abandonment of the gold standard and pressing unification of farm groups at their annual convention in Edmonton starting January 10 as part of campaign efforts for the next federal election. The move signals alignment with broader stabilization strategies and farmer advocacy.
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Catlgaily, Min, Inc
Unitedl Farmers of Alleria
Edmonton
Jurists Laud Court Method In Omaha Visit
Judges from Omaha praised the city court system during a visit by Dundee C. Holmes and A. L. Matlock. They lauded the traffic board, Loy machines, and uptown enforcement as among the best methods observed, and Holmes planned further tours to Canada and Mexico City.
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Dundee Cenrge Holmes
Animal Court
Omaha
Neb
A. L. Matlock
Rolues
Hunt
Canada
Corporation Court
Winds Lash Mountain West Region Snow Drift Records
A severe winter storm swept the Northwest and West yesterday with high winds up to 60 mph, breaking windows and causing damage from Idaho to Montana. Snow melted into blankets in Helen Montana a record January 12, while dust clouds and traffic slowdowns disrupted Great Falls and surrounding roads. A 5 year old boy in Livingston Montana was swept by the wind while biking, but reached home with help. Farther south, a strong wind tore through streets of Ratan.
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Boneda
Geros
Cai
Trenry
Ginensa Iil
Vail
Adal
Washington
Great Walla
Mout
Idaho
Montaia
Helen
Mont
Blazzand
Wii
We Collins
Livingston
Lotephane
Iite
Ratan
11 000 000 Bales of Cotton Seen This Year
Production of 11,000,000 bales of cotton was forecast by the manager of the American Cotton Producers Association. Acreage was seen to drop 10 to 13 percent, with prices remaining below normal. The manager projected yields to be around 150 years, and fertilizer use would decline this year.
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Fbfl Teil Amnager
Anerienn Cotton Canpera Live Association
Creekivore
Tie
Air Field Photos Sent to Hollywood
Photographs and pictures from Itnns Morph field are being sent to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer after a request for information from Tandalph and Kelly fields. The Twentieth Photo section provides views of hangars, airplanes, equipment, interiors, and buildings for a proposed moving picture depicting life at an air field.
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Metro-Gollwyn-Mayer Company
Tandalph Field
Kelly Field
Two Boys Hurt in Auto Collision on West Hollywood Avenues
Police report two youths were injured when their automobile collided with another vehicle on West Hollywood avenues. They were taken to Mercy Hospital by ambulance. Mrs Steaus escaped injury.
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Muilins
Barclay Tr
West Uollrwood Avenue
David Strnnk
West Rollywomk Avenue
Sivan
San Peden Agetiue
Waisache Street
Pelyse
Mediexto
Snrgica
Steaus
Legal Tender Ham and Sausage Case in Chicago
A Chicago judge heard a case by George Kluptawan who claimed he could not pay alimony and was paid with hams and sausages. The judge ruled that hams and sausage can be legal tender in the circumstances shown.
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Chicago
INSI
Tedsy
Hans and Sausage
George Kluptawan
Jin
Hinpta
Jude Heridet
Blizzard Sweep Hits Wyoming Tonight
A blizzard is expected to sweep Wyoming tonight with strong winds from 40 to 60 miles per hour and heavy snow. Temperatures are forecast to plunge to near zero in a severe cold wave across the state.
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Wyoming
Cueyuarr
Blizzard Rages in Utah and Idaho Deep Snow Affects Travel
A ferocious early storm blankets northern Utah and southern Idaho. Snow depths rise rapidly through the day as wind-driven snow disrupts air mail service and transportation. Reports vary for several towns with scattered outages and hazardous travel conditions across the two states.
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Cave
Vane City
Utah
Idaho
Capone Judge Promoted in Recognition of Service
Judge James H. Wilkerson of Chicago, who recently sentenced Al Capone, was advanced from circuit to the federal bench as a reward for official services in securing the guilty plea and sentence. The promotion follows a recognition by federal officials amid controversy over the plea and the lengthy sentence imposed on Capone.
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Inez Li. Wilkerson
al Capone
Tresifend Hoover
Washington, D. G
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago
AL Conane
Wis
Iriel
Wilkerson
Capone
King Carol Fined By Prince In Exile Paris
London dispatch reports claim Msgr Magda Lupescu, a pardon beneficiary, is a principal figure in a protest against Romanian leaders led by Prince Nicholas. Nicholas vows not to give up his bride Jana Lecia Deletj and may leave Romania. He urges Liberal and National Peasants' leaders to act to secure the country and end the king's influence.
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London
Magda Lupescu
Carol
Paris
Linco Nicholas
Nicholas
Mme
Jana Lecia Deletj
Caral'n
Fie
Aod
Romania
Vie
Nicholas Gipu
J. G. Duka
Don Mibilace
Penennls
Corot
British Swindle Suspect Is Held
COIGALO January 12 John Factor alleged swindler of British inventors in a $7,000,000 mining stock fraud was committed to the county jail at Sycamore Clingin for removal to England under no extradition. United States Commissioner Idwin Ky Walker directed deputy federal marshals to deliver him to De Kath county in pending outcome of tn Append.
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Coigalo
John Factor
Sycamore
Clingin
England
United States
Idwin Ky Walker
Anl
Thase Depuy
de Kath
Tokio Bank to Send Specie to United States for Settlements
Finance Minister Takahashi announced that the Yokohama branch will obtain special permission to forward 23.000,000 yet to be market final settlement of the dollar account with the United States, subject to exnact terms.
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Tokio Bank
Takahashi
Civil War Veteran J A Huby Polley Critically Ill in San Antonio
Civil War veteran J A Huby Polley of Braithgow Valles, a well known figure in San Antonio, is critically ill according to information received by friends. The report notes Polley’s long service and local prominence, with no further details available at this time.
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Hub
Y Polley
Braithgow Valles
Esns
San Antonio
Aeriovaly Il
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