Pan-Am Delegates Begin Real Business in Havana
Havana hosts the sixth Pan-American conference as Latin American nations push political questions into the program while the United States under President Coolidge and Charles Evans Hughes leads the delegation. Dwight Morrow and Will Rogers are among the prominent figures, with Lindbergh joining later as ambassador. The opening session focuses on committees to manage the expected debates amid high expectations from Latin American crowds and diplomatic optimism.
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Gifts for diners at L. A. Retail druggists banquet
Favors worth taking home will be given at the annual banquet of L. A. Retail druggists Wednesday night. Miss Lillian Wood says diners will think it's Christmas again.
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Cannons Roar Fete Feature at San Antonio Banquet
The seventh annual banquet of the San Antonio Retail Druggists association will occur Wednesday at the Gunter hotel honoring Shing Phillips and Jane Walter Adams. About fifty out-of-town druggists attend, with a three-day Texas Pharmacy board exam underway at the St Anthony hotel. Cannon-like effects will surprise guests with twelve miniature cannons firing from 7 p.m. to midnight, accompanied by a cabaret program and prizes for guests.
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Urge Uruguayans to Boycott U.S. in Protestation
Tribuna Popular editorial calls for a boycott of United States products in Montevideo on January 17 as a protest against U.S. intervention in Nicaragua. It condemns American commercial air services as aiding imperialism and criticizes U.S. influence in the region.
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Rabbit Fever Case Reported in Dallas
Dallas Texas January 17 Dr Munton M Carrick director of public health reports a tularemia case known as rabbit fever or deer fever in Dallas The disease is rare in humans and typically found in animals It takes three to eight months to run its course and is preventable by avoiding contact with carrier animals
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Owosso Deacon Hotelling Arrested After Mob Attack
A mob of about 10,000 surrounded the Owosso jail as Deacon Hotelling, a carpenter and church elder, was taken from custody. He confessed to abducting and stabbing Dorothy, with ties to prior attacks. Police used tear gas and guards repelled the assault. Hotelling was moved to the state reformatory.
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Truce Sought in Paying Dispute Over Street Widening
Town press reports a conference among Dolorosa street owners and O Vil Temain to settle a dispute blocking the Dolorosa and Buena Vista widening project. James Graves says the aim is to avoid bonds to protect B F Dittmar Co. If Jarratt Co returns, new assessment ordinances and appropriations tied to the bond figures will be required.
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Lecture Draws 1400 At High School Auditorium
Secretary T. q Hart reported strong public interest in Open Forum meetings. More than 1400 people attended the Monday night lecture by Richard Halliburton, renowned author, at Main Avenue High School auditorium.
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Speed Work on Planes For Use in Nicaragua
Three Curtiss attack planes rushed to completion at the plant will be shipped tomorrow to Nicaragua for use by midline forces there, an official said today. This marks a rapid delivery of new aircraft intended to bolster defense and mobility in the region amid ongoing tensions.
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Don't sell short on American assets or Lindbergh gear
A Washington column urges holding American stocks as value climbs from seventeen to over twenty-three billion dollars by 1927, notes the risk of selling short, and imagines Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis being replaced with a new machine. It also mentions Secretary Mellon's potential support for Herbert Hoover and expected cross party votes.
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