Death toll from enforcement killings cited in Congress record
A Washington Herald summary presented in the Congressional Record notes 1300 deaths tied to eighteenth amendment enforcement across states. Senator Ty dinge urges preserving the tally as part of the law enforcement commission inquiry, urging presidential attention to the topic nationwide.
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Alveral Service
D.C Say
Wb Sears
Mashington Herald
Hearst
Congress
Law ‘Enforcement Commission
Law Enforcement Commission
Commis
Deience Bet
Massat
Enmerah
United States
Amer
Penny Daily Insurance Offers Up To 100 A Month
An old style life and accident policy promises up to 100 dollars monthly for a penny a day. It outlines no medical exam, a simple underwriting approach, and coverage details for ages up to 62, with conditions on disability and dependent benefits. The ad emphasizes affordability and quick policy issuance, dated around mid month.
Tulsa Realty Man Found Guilty of Murder Charge
A district court jury in Pawnee, Oklahoma, found RO Shepherd of Tulsa guilty of murdering Robert Halver of Webb City, Missouri. The jury deliberated since yesterday and Shepherd showed no visible emotion as the verdict was announced.
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Tulsa Realty Man
DAY AGENT INSTRUCTION QUOTED ON SEARCH WARRANT DUTY
Historical text quotes a day agent lecture stressing public service impartiality and truth in investigations. It warns against prejudice, urges enforcing laws fairly, and underscores oath fidelity while handling search warrants and evidence.
Church Body Praises Sheppard Stand on Prohibition
A telegram from the Federation of Protestant Women lauds Senator Morris Sheppard for heroism against liquor foes and supports full enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. The group also backs marriage license reform, reduced naval costs, stricter immigration limits, and a cabinet secretary of education, urging abolition of the officers fee system.
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Morris Sheppard
Eren
Prohibition
Federation of Protestant Women
Washington, D. C
Min. W. R. Burns
The
Govestor Moody
Faulhaber Rites Set for Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Foulhaber will be held Sunday at her home 210 North Alamo Street after services at 2 20 pm. Reverend P B Canninghaw will officiate and Roselawn Burial Park will be the burial site. Mrs. Foulhaber a native of Java had lived in San Antonio for months since coming to the United States 14 years ago. She is survived by two sisters and two brothers.
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Faulhaber
Servire
Ftoa
Foulhaber
Wrinratny
North Alamo Street
Gerrbisa
Canninghaw
Roselawn
Java
Bbe
San Antonio
United Etates
17 Children Are Held as Dependents in Court Ruling
Judge W McCrory of the Ninety-fourth District Court ruled that 17 children are held as dependents at the request of Cass Wucy G Smithers of the Bill Antonin Child Protestive and Humane Society. Mise Smithers stated four of the children have already been placed in private homes and the remaining were to be placed soon.
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Cass Wucy G. Smithers
Bill Antonin Child Protestive and Humane Society
Ninety-fourth
Mise Smithers
Prohibition Fight Hits New York House Debates
The New York House faced intense debate over increased prohibition funding as Rep Snell overruled LaGuardia’s challenge to the eighteenth amendment’s validity. Prohibitionists argued the amendment was in effect, while LaGuardia pressed for proper ratification and the legality of the appropriation. The session included attacks on enforcement methods and criminal penalties tied to industrial alcohol.
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Snell
New York
LaGuardia
Surll
House
Snella
Acorous Sy
Linthicum
Lfe
Healy
Republicas
Maine
Limbicom
Achafer
Republican
Wisconsin
Sloan
Nebraska
Tlaguardia
Old Soak Parrot Demoted After Noise At Pan American
A Washington dispatch reports secretary of state Stimson’s parrot Old Soak, brought from the Philippines, created uproar at the Pan American Union. The noisy bird insulted visitors and women, so it was moved to a basement cage out of earshot.
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Washington, D. C
Stimson
Philippines
London
Pan American Union
Hig “Cusslig
Radio dispute ends in claim for damages in Fort Worth
Jan 18 Brennseabe says a local radio dealer employee forcibly entered her home and took her radio, prompting a nervous breakdown. She sues for 10,020 in the Thirty-eighth District Court, alleging abusive entry, humiliation, and permanent impairment of health with damages of 3000 plus 20 cents.
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Fort Worth
Brennseabe
Cornelia Cagsa
Pirty-eighth District
Cassa
Ccmllera
Widow Granted Same Name Her 5 Children Bear
District Judge W A Redick granted Mrs Hermione Antonin Ked day Kel ley to change her name to Stokes to carry the name of her first husband and the name her children bear. Her husband died last February and her children by the first husband were going by the name Stoken.
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Omaha, Neb
W. A. Redick
Hermione Antonin Kelday
Stokes
Kelley
Stoken
Anniversary Revival Planned at Edifice Tabernacle
Mr and Mrs C B Roberts founders of the Roberta Tabernacle will return from Corpus Christi to San Antonio to conduct the tabernacle's first anniversary services Monday evening Pastor T C Lang of the Moody Baptist Church will speak on What the Revival Has Meant to Me and Wy Choreb Singers and Kathleen Carfrae and the Sur Shine Singers will provide music
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C. B. Roberts
Roberta Tabernacle
Houth Presa Street
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Sea Hawk Married to Author Noted in Aviation Circles
A fragmentary report describes Sea Hawk married to author Mike Virging Sullivan and mentions figures like Lt. W. Tomlinson and LaGuardia in a political row. It references a debate over judiciary actions and parliamentary remarks with Sabath and Tein Brien among the participants, amid scattered, unclear quotes.
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Sea Hawk
Xilereaal Reeves
Loa Angles
DB. W. Tomlinson
Ken Hawkn
Navy
Mike Virging Sullivan
Upshaw Raps Wet Solon At Anti-Saloon Convention
Detroit reports chaos as Upshaw and McBride clash over wet and dry districts at the Anti-Saloon League convention. Clancy’s sharp critique of McBride sparks heated exchanges amid debate on reapportionment. Delegates anticipate speeches by Senator Hepburn of Texas and Dr. M. A. Tice.
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Detroit
Mich
Jon
Atcbert H. Gclaney
Michigan
William J. Upshaw
Georgia
Congress
F. Scott McLtride
And-Salovs Trugne
Clancy
McTride
League
Freud
Congresstown
McBride A. Smalic
Moccis Hhepparil
Texena
M &. Tice
Trial Date Set for Three Accused Slayers
The trial for Louisa Gundagaro Alpha Aberbraugh and Alice Smith charged with the September murder of Dru Agent Charine Serena is scheduled for February 3 in the Ninety fourth District Court as announced by clerk F C Romero. The defendants face joint charges though separate defense teams will present their cases.
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Toe Hobrrecht
Mra
Louisa Gundagaro
Alpha Aerbraugh
Alian Alice Smith
Dru
Charine Serena
F.C. Roneber
Ninety-fourth District Court
Fried
Proposals on Trade and Justice Spark Debate Over U S Power
The text argues about sugar duties affecting Cuba and the Philippines, supporting free sugar for some nations while urging protection for domestic growers. It lauds Charles Evans Hughes as a strong lawyer and questions the need for world court safeguards, noting America’s population growth since Washington. It questions self reliance and the Supreme Court’s status.
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Cuba
United Tates Beet
Fuwaii
Philippines
America
Senator Norris backs amendment to end grand juries
Senator Norris of Nebraska proposed a constitutional amendment to abolish compulsory grand juries in federal criminal proceedings. He argued it would relieve the courts and cut federal law enforcement costs.
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Washingins
Norris
Nebraska
County Has Oil On Road In Gondalupa County
In Gondalupa County in the oil region near Daret Creek a 40 foot county right of way is now productive. The Churmus No 1 well, once a county road, is reported to produce about 70 to 100 barrels per hour, roughly 2,000 barrels daily, with oil revenue benefiting general funds.
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Ban Marcos
Texas
Gondalupa Coucky
Gundalups
Daret Creek
Vighta
Two Are Killed in New Mexico Feud
In Clovis New Mexico V C Tate opened fire on three members of one family, killing Bobbonen and his son Carl ten. A bystander escaped injury. The shooting sparked panic on the main street as police moved in to detain Tate. Stenographers and bookkeepers are warned of employment in the night classified.
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New Mexico
Clovis
N.M
Jane Standing
V. C. Tate
Bobnonen
Carl
Ady
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