Labor Federation Pushes Prohibition Beer Plan
In Miami on January 2 141 organized beer advocates urged a 270 percent beer plank to repeal the eighteenth amendment. William Green of the American Federation of Labor warned such a move could falter temperance aims while arguing laboring classes risk bootleg prices and poisoned home brews. The Los Angeles Federation convention backed the Talifead act but the New York pockets union and other groups pressed for inclusion in the legislative program. Reports from miners resist coal fields and labor mobilization in the industrial area, with over 400 000 dollars spent on lumber and stone for the program.
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Fis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United Brewery
Liang
Los Angeles
Federation
Executive Counel
New York
Unin
Bh Mae
Jeather Workers
Rsvncil
Pirat Beal
United Aline Workers of America
French greet Herrick on return from France
Ambassdor Myron C. Herrick arrived in Paris after teaching stint in France. Thousands cheered Herrick with cries of Vive Herrick and Vive lAmerique as he returned, sharing praise from Barro and Paris residents.
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Triste
Myron C. Herrick
France
Vive L’amerique
Barro
Paris
Rebels Captured After Resistance in Guadalajars Dispatch
Casi mim Bautista and Tomas Hesea, rebel chieftains active around Lugo Le Chapala, were captured by secret police in Guadalajers. They resisted arrest and were subdued after several shots were fired, per a war department dispatch.
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Casimim Bautista
Tomas Hesea
Ciiestians
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Guadalajers
War Department
Swain Peeps Oh What a Shock He Got
A report from Vienna details a chaotic incident where Peter Trasegrer of Nand of Weat Steirmart accuses a farm owner of assault and battery after the owner allegedly shocked a maid by placing a live bar against her bedroom window. The episode stemmed from Peter's pursuit of a maid he fancied, ending with him receiving an electric shock.
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Brevice
Vienna
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Nand
Weat Steirmart
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Prominent figures debate religion and enforcement in politics
The piece notes Senator Heflin of Alabama and Governor Al Smith of New York facing religious and enforcement questions. It discusses beliefs on separation of church and state, and questions whether leaders and the public will support alcohol and prohibition enforcement amid broader political strife. It also reports Spain’s education issues and teacher pay as context for enforcement challenges.
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Heflin
Alabama
al Smith
New ‘York
Panama Awaits Lindy Return From Jungle Hunt
COLOS Panama January 2 The Spirit of St Towle awaited the return of its pilot Col. dharlea Ay Lindbersh from a hunting trip in the David region about 20 miles away. No firm plans were disclosed and it was unlikely he would attempt the 100 mile hop to Curennes if he returns by Monday.
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Se Towle
Dharlea
Jindbersh
David
Curnens
Vourayela
Titantzan
El Paso to Get Amarillo Gas Pipeline Plan
A 1928 plan seeks to pipe Amarillo gas to El Paso via High Wivelto, Portal, Clavie, and New Mexic routes. The project aims to supply Fl T'svo and surrounding areas, reflecting regional energy expansion in the late 1920s.
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Amarillo Gas
Roswell
My Tan
Amario Gan Ik
Rejuvenation meeting in Vienna questions regeneration hopes
A Vienna gathering of about two thousand medical researchers questioned the feasibility of human rejuvenation. Doctors reported limited or transient benefits from Veronoff’s procedure, with most observers doubting a solution to aging.
Arrangements for Californian Edward Tt. Herwick Funeral
Funeral arrangements are set for Edward Tt. Herwick 64 of California who died in Los Angeles in a car crash. The body was transported to Corpus Christi where the ceremony will be held. Mrs Herwick and A A Estens of 218 Beauzersni Street were present at the scene. The car crash halted before a collision as the hearse traveled from Haw Ane tonio after a prolonged trip.
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California
Mr. Herwick
A. A. Estens
Beauzersni Street
Julie
Corpus Christi
Flerwick
Funeral Held For Miss Leslie Weimer
Funeral services for Miss Lexie Weimer a former San Antonio resident were held during a visit in Moedeter O'Brien. She had recently lived in Dollar and was a longtime with Guaranty State Bond Bank. She is survived by her mother and two siblings in Dallas.
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Finneral
Lexie Weimer
San Antonio
Moedeter
Two Men Held in Laredo for Auto Theft Probe
TAREDO Jan 21 Alterta Alan A and Juan F Congarria 24 are held for investigation after arrest by City Detective P Montalva on charges of ante theft. They are believed linked to nine automobile thefts in Tarida during the past two months with Chacarria admitting to one theft.
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Taredo
Jan
Alterta Alan
Juan F. Congarria
P. Montalva
Tarida
Chacarria
Store Manager Captures Thief At Rexent Clothing
A man attempted to steal a load of clothing from Rexent Clothing Ink Company at 204 Fiagt Toston Street. He was chased by store manager Jack Dinglemeir and Manuel Corsa. police reported the incident occurred last fall Saturday.
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Monuel Corsa
Howth Lareda
Pallee
Plan 70 and Cure Indian Child Marriage Plan
International News Service reports in Bombay on proposed May government legislation to curb child marriage. Ex-minister Jadhav plans to raise the age of consent and temper marriage customs, citing Hindu stats on child marriages and widowhood. The measure aims to limit parental drive to marry children and address widespread social reform to protect girls.
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Parachute Jump Set From 7500 Feet In Test
Government officials announce a parachute jump test from high altitude as a safety measure. A preliminary trial is planned Sunday with a jumper who will free fall to 4000 feet before opening the parachute. The event aims to verify deployment timing and control, pursuing a world record high-altitude jump.
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Pinna
Jean
Jake Prana
Sal Hass State Teachers college shines with high fall averages
Dorothy Nell Nelle of San Antonio posted one of the highest fall quarter averages, registrar Anna D. bin reports. The note lists numerous social visits and guest stays in San Antonio and nearby cities, including CB. Chambers, De. and Mrs. L. ft. Jackson, Mrs. A. W. Griffin, R. A. Weinert, and others, with many locals hosting relatives and friends.
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San Antonio
Anna D. bin
J. D. West
Salina
Kansas
CB. Chambers, de
British Admiral Dies in Deltish Sector
London reports Admiral of the Deltish sect died today at age 60 from Beartquate. By Valyernat Service. Also noted hearings on interstate freight gates, a Texas garden advocacy, rate changes for exotic animals, and various obituaries and notices from Fort Worth and other cities.
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London
Fie Totin Wiesehael Dé Nobeck
Beartquate
International News Service
Port Worth
Tex
Interstate Commerce Commission
Enttonseed
Ienrneil
Fort Worth
Take Worth
Texas State Floral Association
Snow Report From Eagle Pass Town Brief
Snow began overnight and continued through forenoon in Eagle Pass. Snowfall affected water in the area and prompted local reports on the morning weather.
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Soviet plans to market Russian bonds in United States
The New York Times reports the Soviet government devised a method to sell part of a 20 million dollar issue in the United States. Bonds would be paid in dollars through banks in Chicago and San Francisco to U S investors, with future steps possibly shifting sale through banks rather than direct mail.
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New York Times Today
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Russia
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San Francisco
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Thurman Suit Trial Reset In Child Abandonment Case
Trial of Robert Waller Thurman for abandonment charges was reset to Friday January 2. The case, filed by his former wife Bobbie Filis Shorman, saw bond forfeited then set aside after Thurman appeared later. Thurman, married since 1925, later divorced in 1937, with children awarded to his former wife for maintenance.
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Italian Praises U.8 Girls Beauty in Washington Photos
Ven etnza Lovioss, royal photographer, visits New York to take pictures of American women in Washington. The collection is to be sent home to Italy for the aristocracy. Ficomnte Alain de Leche, a French poet, also admires the American girls for charm and style, though he notes they smoke drink and dance too much.
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