Embargo Fight Nation Quest To 10 Win World From Us
This first of a series on the New Reconstruction in Russia by Fra sier Hunt outlines a crusading drive to industrialize and modernize. Russia seeks to imitate America first, then surpass it in high speed production, with Lenin and Soviet leadership framed as driving a vast Americanization effort.
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Frasier Hunt
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San Antonio Light
Hye
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Periae
London
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Soviet Russia
Urope
Soviet Union's vast rebuilding push and world impact
The piece extols Soviet efforts to supervise and finance massive industrial expansion, including grain elevators, mills, and cement plants. It highlights plans for up to a billion dollars in spending, with some credit, and asserts Soviet reliability on obligations. It contrasts Soviet modernization with Japan's modernization and claims unparalleled patient, spectacular transformation of a traditional society.
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England
France
Germany
Soviet Union
Mascow
Rossin
America
Vistwnce
Moscow
Ford
Generel Electric Company
Morta
MacDoueldering Company
Chiesro
U. S
Ttarsia
Japan
Five Year Plan Vision in a Great Dream to Modernize
The article discusses a five year plan aimed at modernizing and mechanizing Russian life and industry. It notes collaboration with American technical help and experts, detailing training and installation of machinery under a national push toward a planned economy. The piece also contrasts Communist youths as a militant faith and their vision of a classless world, highlighting perceived ideological conflict with American ideals.
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Ecope
America
Bnei
Ronde
Amerie Etrugele
Bloodless War and the Global Battle of Ideals
A critic argues the modern struggle is a bloodless war of ideas, with America guiding Russia toward industrial vastness. The piece contrasts Lenin’s 1917 revolution with a new economic approach, predicting a transformative yet perilous path ahead.
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America
History writers shape Soviet and American narratives
The text discusses how present and past record what history will say about the Soviet and American progress. It reflects on American industrialization and mechanization shaping global imagination, contrasting future histories written from disparate eras and perspectives.
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Toillay
America
Bunsse
Globe
Russia
Amerizs
Early Date Set for Wool Unit Opening
An early opening date is set for the wool unit with J. J. Wilton named as general head. Details on location and full scope were not fully clear in the fragment, but the notice indicates a forthcoming start within ten days.
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J. J. Wilton
Hans Per
Laredo Port Opens After Diplomatic Action
The governor announced the Laredo port would reopen after talks with the United States and Mexico. Officials in Washington and Mexico City reported settlement of the incident, with renewed tourist port permission and border employee cooperation to restore normal operations.
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Laredo
United States
Sandy Ak Austin
Walls
Lareto
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Department
Washington
Mexico City
Joseph P. Cotton
Estrada
Mexico
Mexico Reopens Laredo Consulate After Closure
Official notes announce the closing incident at the Laredo Texas consulate is resolved and the consulate will reopen today. Statements from Secretary Tomph P. Marten and Acting Foreign Secretary Estreda express disapproval of the closure and promise to respect immigration laws for citizens of both nations.
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Texas
Tndiay
Vader
Tomph P. Marten
Estreda
Jniler
Gventa
United Stater
Sener Kotege
Govrenmenta
Victoria Firemen Visitors ine at Central Station
A garbled report describes Victoria firemen and visitors at Central Station led by Chief Vincent Friez. The text references Arill tower, the department, and a list of individuals with unclear roles, mentioning a plan to build something at Victoria and inviting others to join the effort.
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Klaten Siramen
Vietnaia
Texas
Vincent Friez
Thet Cits
Arill
Central Station
Ae Wursty
Wernesdor Meen
Ine
Motorist Gregg Faces Serious Charges in January Accident
A motorist, Gregg, faced serious charges after an accident on January 13 when W. J. Well was struck by an automobile driven by Gregg. Court filings listed A. Sinclair and Boste arth Gregg as related parties. The case was entered at Terre Te oF court.
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Intarte
Dation
Terre
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OM Ler
Adams
Adama
LeCrone
P. Om
Juder W. W. McCrors
Paul 4
Kilday
Worry J. Howard
Duke Carver
Exar
Wiliam Mulver
Carver
J. A. Ford
Yoh Tarrett
J. Franklin” Spear
Venirmen
Xrate
Shendas
Stode
Metbury
Bank profits surge as shareholders gain amid record year
The bank reports large gains with three million reserved for contingencies and 14.51 million paid to stockholders as profits rise. Mitchell sees a bright future while a Senate inquiry flags firms like Sears Roebuck and Ford keeping cotton prices low through buyers. Air Mail Pilot Ralph Virden sets speed records from Portland to San Francisco, aided by favorable winds.
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Aumler
Mitchell Mays
Senate
Big 13
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery” Ware
Woolworth
Henry Ford
Portland
San Francisco
Air Mail
Ralph Virden
Prohibition Violators Face Lengthy Sentences In Michigan
In Dansing Michigan on January 13 Fred W. writes of Minhigan’s family view on life sentences for five prohibition violators. The judge sentenced ranges from 1 to 15 years to align with a new amendment to the criminal code. The affected defendants include Frank Us er Muskegon and several others from Lansing and nearby towns.
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Dansing
Mich
Shivertir
Fred W
Freen Today
Abe Jinn
Minhigan
Frank User
Muskegeon
Mia
Ette
Cowboys Catch Trio After Chase
Cowboys arrest three suspects after a nationwide search linked a kidnapping attempt to a gunfight in Valoanda. The trio, identified as men from Benwood West Virginia and Wells Texas, were behind bars as police chased the case involving Juan Tylerbus and Corporal Brady Veal.
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Afi
West
Trend Schradler
Benwod
W. Va
Wells
Textra Exeonyleg
M. Glen Pagne
Mr. Hehroeder
Trin
Sven
Juan Tyecerbus
Brady Veal
Penvesivania Alare Highwes Police
Mrius
Privene Ernest
Moody Denies He Plans Income Tax
The article reports Moody denying plans for an income tax and notes government and legislative actions. It mentions a special session and governor statements, with references to funds and tax policy amid ongoing political debate.
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Moody
Shipp Case Under Way in Courthouse Proceedings
Domestic pictures and family details frame the Shipp case as jurors are questioned and a jury is finalized. Judge W. W. McCrory oversees the panel while several veniremen are dismissed or challenged amid questions about connections to the actor and local figures.
Prohibition Raids Net Stills In Gonzales County Case
Two men were arrested during raids in Gonzales on September 15, 1920, for violating prohibition laws. Capt. Charles Grovens and deputies destroyed two stills and a large quantity of whiskey and wax. Bab and other business leaders from Gonzales traveled to San Antonio to testify for the defendant.
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Charles. Grovens
J.P. Mueply
Gonzales
Jyronertr
San Antonio
County Joins On Street Pavement Project
County Street Department announces joint pavement effort with the city on a street that traverses county lines. Street Commissioner Paul E. Steffler said the county will assist in paving the Highland Boulevard and nearby sections to resolve earlier disputes over responsibility and funding.
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Wighland
Boulvard
Paul E. Steffler
Labor Injunction Legislation Discussed by AF of L
A discussion on injunction legislation affecting various organizations nationwide was held as the executive council of the American Federation of Labor met in Florida on January 15. The meeting, attended by officials, highlighted the need to address this issue amid ongoing national concerns.
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Peterraung
Fla
Loilas
Executive Council
American Federation of Anor
Moody Defends Valle Amid Texas Senate Duel for D. A. Post
In Austin Governor Moody refuses to withdraw John Valle's district attorney appointment amid a renewed push by Senators Hornaby and Parrish to block Valle's confirmation. Valle, previously elevated to district judge, had resigned to resume prosecution. Moody had appointed Walls as Webb County district judge and later considered replacing Valle again. The dispute centers on Valle’s stance against arresting General Calles and Moody’s resistance to removing Valle from office.
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Inn
Caretnor Moody
John Valle
Laredo
General Calles
Mexico
Texas Senate
Nxt
Moody
Inteen
J. W. Hornaby
Pink Parrish
Lubbock
Senate
Valle
Webb County
Mondy bin
Walls
N. L. Bobbitt
Thatbitt
Jagredo
Yalla
Offine
New Railroad Assured Boosts San Angelo Trade Hub
Ambitious plan outlines a new railroad linking San Angelo to the broader Texas trade network. Proponents claim the line will channel freight, increase local revenue, and expand the area's role within the San Antonio trade territory, bringing closer ties to Fort Worth and other markets.
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San Angelo
San Antonio
Anstonia
Otter
Take
Fort Worth
Retired General Dies at Presidio
Retired General John T. Krient BA died at the Presidio in San Francisco Bay area. The long serving officer is remembered for a 19 year career and prior service.
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Trigedier
John T. Krient
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