HODGE CALI JAN 31 MOV ERT AND GILBERT NOTES
A fragmented column cites Hodge of Buffalo discussing alfalfa ranching in the Mojave desert, then shifts to remarks by British astronomer Jenne about solar energy and weight loss from radiation. It references an aviation accident, progress in flight, Lindbergh's San Diego glide test, and a forecast that aviation will outpace rail travel. Concludes with a 1930s public works note and a teaser to continued coverage on Page 2.
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Wild Weather Summary From A Nightly Forecast Note
Immersed in garbled forecast data, the report mentions colder temperatures, strong northerly winds, and potential subzero interior lows. It lists multiple cities with cloudy or clear conditions and various wind and visibility notes, reflecting a disrupted weather bulletin for travelers and residents.
San Antonio Tax Cut Urged For Fiscal Year 1920
City officials urged immediate agreement on reducing San Antonio’s 1920 tax rate from 6. cents to a lower level citing improved finances. They advocated a $7 3 million bond plan to fund annexed territory after June 1 with no tax hike, and emphasized savings from city school tax arrangements and reassessment gains.
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Hushick
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Rabbits and Quail Seen In Snowbound Artamas City
Hundreds of rabbits and quail have sought food in Artamas City as heavy snowfall deepens. The city block near the business district reports rabbits daily foraging for food amid fresh three inch snow. Several coveys of quail appear in residential areas as residents cope with the winter blast.
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Artamas
Spinal Meningitis Fatal to Students at Kansas School
An outbreak of spinal meningitis at Edna Kaw reveals two senior students dead in Edna. Clifford Sivenson about 38 died early today after falling ill at school, and Hazel Knowtson aged 17 died Sunday. All meeting places are closed as authorities respond to the outbreak.
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Kaw
Wihlie
Clifford Sivenson
Lazel Kneowtson
Mexico Backs Campaign Against English Talking Pictures
Mexico’s acting foreign minister Genaro Hollade announced the government’s full support for a campaign in Mexico opposing English language talking pictures. He called the effort justified, necessary and plausible as newspapers in Mexico City report.
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Mexico
Genaro Hollade
Protective tariff fund raised for 2008 campaign
WASHINGTON D C. Treasurer W Barbour testifies before the senate lobby committee that his organization raised forty thousand dollars during the 2008 presidential campaign to be used in advocating a protective tariff. The disclosure comes from the American Thrift League amid lobbying activity on tariff policy.
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Washington, D.C
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American Thrift League
Senate Lobby Committee
Ex-Alamo City Girl Named House Page
Austin January 21 The house appointed its first page Marigatd Ralline of Austin was named special page for Indy members Laura Varlegon Newley of San Antonio and Helen Moore ex New City The page is the daughter of O Te Rol lig formerly of San Antonio.
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Rentatives
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Laura Varlegon Newley
San Antonio
Helen Moore
Sue
O. Te. Rollig
Noted Song Writer Dies in Hospital in New York Inn
Will Cobb, famed songwriter of Goodaxe Dolly Gray and Wailtz Me Around Again, died in a New York state hospital at age 33 after a long illness. His popular tunes circulated during earlier decades and he left a lasting mark on turn of the century music.
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Will Cobb
Hoover says labor demand rises after stock crash
President Hoover stated that the labor market’s demand has improved after the crash, noting the employment outlook has shifted for the better.
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Washington, D.C
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Wurzbach Faces New Venire Accusations in Key Texas Race
New charges accused Texas congressman candidate Hary M Wurzbach of San Antonio of ballot tampering as he appeared before the house elections committee No. 3 in Washington. The Texas contest with Augustus A Closkey centered on alleged alterations to returns that shifted votes to McCloskey.
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Brady murder trial opens with juror selections in Austin
In Austin on January 24 UPI reports Judge J D Moore ordered a new panel of 200 for the John W Brady murder case while the court chooses first two jurors. Brady, a former Third Court of Civil Appeals judge, faces Miss Tabitha Highsmith’s death penalty charge as relatives react with mixed emotions.
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Third Court of Civil Appeals
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Mother and Son Slaying Supposed in Kendalia Cabin
Walter Schmidt, a Kendalia youth, is accused in a deadly attack in a small cabin. The mother, found in bed with a crushed skull, was killed while the son slept in an adjoining room. Authorities describe the scene as a brutal domestic homicide.
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Kendalia
Severe cold wave to hit Texas and San Antonio
A cold wave from Tuesday night into Wednesday will drop temperatures to near or below zero in the Panhandle and subzero in parts of the state. Brisk north winds will intensify the chill, with interiors of the South seeing single digits to the mid-teens. The forecast warns of farm and garden damage as temperatures dip to the single digits and below.
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Slain Woman Buried While Accused Son Is Held as Killer
A slain woman with five children was buried as her accused son remained in custody. The funeral took place as authorities pursued the case, with reports naming the deceased and the suspect and noting the theft of a coffin lid. The article references further details continued on page 2.
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Five Power Naval Conference adjourns to reconvene Thursday
London reports the five power naval conference adjourned to reconvene Thursday at 10 am local time after opening addresses by King George and the leaders of the participating nations. Premier MacDonald, Secretary Stimson, and others pledged utmost effort for disarmament, while warning of upcoming shoals. The gallery displayed a Nelson and Wellington fresco as delegates gathered for the opening.
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