Police Move to Halt Communist Meeting Across City
Police disperses a Communist meeting at the Labor Temple on North Street amid inflammatory literature alleging capitalist plots and urging union support. Detectives warned traders from New York coordinating protests. In Berlin, Russian emissaries detained en route to incite strikes, carrying Comintern documents. In Los Angeles a hunger march faced violent clashes as police broke up multiple halls.
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Labor Temple
North Street
Dodger
Wall Street
Soviet Union
San Antonio
The
Boodbill
Lenin
Ehlel
Kilday
Berlin
America
Riga Agente
Comintern Agente
Loy Angeles
Nelson Gets A and Ml Post At A&M College Tex
Colonel Nelson, head of the military department at Texas A&M College for four years, has been signed to another year of duty. President Walton announced the extension following orders from the War Department. The assignment covers the 1941-42 fiscal year with Colonel Nelson continuing as professor of military science.
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Charles d. Nelson
Military Department
Avanda, College
War Department
Onllegh Station
Texas
Charles J. Nolson
Outer
Military Acariment
College of Texas
Bepn
T. O. Walton
Nielson
A. & M. College
Wife shoots girl after claim of broken home in Tulsa
Mrs Endacott, wife of a Tulsa architect and former water commissioner, fired two shots at Miss Charisse Cadell, 25, in a street confrontation. Endacott said she confronted Cadell’s car over “breaking up her home,” wounding Cadell critically.
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le Okle
Bi Endacott
Tulsa
Formarly Water
Soldier testifies to killing in trial
A frightened witness Ed Che, brother of the dead man, described the murder sequence as Mrs War stood stoic. Jones, illiterate, said he killed Uhr because Mrs Uhr and Walker persuaded her. He claimed Walker urged the act and proclaimed his intent to kill if mercy is denied or if electricity ends him.
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Ed Che
Erret
War
Mra
Wbr
Domeny
Jones
Ube War
Ube
B. Simmons
I Walker
Rowtle
Walker
Ian
Simmons
Jonés
Uhr
Simmaicus
Jonea
Trial of Uhr case enters cross examination phase
The courtroom heard testimony about family tensions and a prior knife incident as Charles Matthews objected to questions. Witnesses described a strained marriage and a months long conflict ending with a fatal stabbing at an East Ninth Street home near Fort Sam Houston. The jury selection proceeded with 60 potential jurors considered before final paneling.
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Legrursome
Dan Wes
Simtona
Caid
Guarrel
Shem
Simmons
Pier
Charles Matthews
Exsistant
Drs. Uhr
Ty. Wick
Walter
Dre Ti, LE Goeth
Uhr
Onephine Street
Daniel Ibr
Uhr Silb
Fort Sam Houston
Donald Walker
Jones
Walker Wan
Varge
FT Simpson
Frit
A. Drininger
Frank Carns
Geutee Erring
Trobert Winters
Corks
Black Sea Storm Destroys Zoyealdak Wharves
A severe 30 year storm battered the Black Sea area near Zoyealdak destroying all wharves and wrecking Benall craft. Rescue efforts report several deaths and widespread damage as crews struggle to control fires and rising waters.
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Turkey
Zoyealdak
Fenzer
Dormant Mexican Volcano Shows Signs of Activity
A volcano near Mexico has emerged from dormancy with visible activity after centuries. Observers report ash and smoke, and scientists expect further eruptions. Local authorities prepare evacuation plans as monitoring teams increase surveillance.
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Ely
Los Angeles Rise and Parade Amid Curious Riot Claims
Disjointed clipping describes a chaotic parade incident with police cars colliding at moderate speed. It notes a fighter bleeding from the nose, cites Los Angeles and its sprawling suburbs with millions living there, and mentions cross‑state movement of automobiles and people. A perplexing reference to Hugene Meyer and Lazard Frezey mirrors a discussion of land, wealth, and the federal reserve chief’s father. The fragmented text ends with obscure musings on land value and sea to inland palms growth.
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Hugene Meyer
The
Federal Reserve
Los Angeles
Lazard Frezey
Seattle
Stockton Prohibition Officers Deem Drinks With 19.2% Alcohol Nonintoxicating
In Stockton California on January 21 District Attorney Guard Cy Dacraft ruled that beverages containing a maximum of 19.2 percent alcohol by volume are non intoxicating. The ruling follows county enforcement actions by prohibition officers and clarifies what constituent percentages are permitted.
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Stockton
Calif
Ian
Sen
Jnaquin County
Prohibition Enforcement
Lave Nilopte
Cy Dacraft
Congress Debates Interior Bill and Banking Probes
Disjointed notes report Congress considering the interior department appropriation and related banking probes. Highlights include approvals for farm wheat distribution, a large defense of public funds, and hearings on foreclosure suspensions.
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Ional
Interior Department
Elihu
League Cadet
Wickeraham
Aerienilore Committee
Farm Board
George L. Morrison
New York Federal Recrve Board
Melmnesday
Pelief Misaures
Aludien
Storage Men's Election 5 Suated at Gunter Hotel
The National Punitive Warehousemen's Board held a winter meeting at the Gunter hotel. Delegates discussed reorganization and regional state meetings replacing summer creelings. Next, the board will select a new meeting place at the summer conference. A banquet across the border will honor guests next Saturday.
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Vicicéra
Bkdocia- Hon
Sesaltn
Gunter Hotel
Termers
Reimers Eald
Mexico
Iby Gunter Hotel
Bate
FL. Rateman
Railroad Traffic Committee
MERT
A. A. Lenard
George B. Anderson
Wilson Coli J.H. Meyer
GL. H- Tanner
San Antoine Country Club
Moreath
San Pedro Bridge Plans Announced by City Committee
Commissioner Paul B Stefker announced plans to extend San Pedro bridge approaches along the extension of the Pepe Bure from Crores to Laurel Street funded by street maintenance money. Although funding is not yet available, base and curbing should be completed in about two weeks and the street opened then to relieve traffic near Five Points.
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San Pedro Creek
Laurel Street
Paulb. Stefker
Naa
5000 to Be Invited to Building Parley
Five thousand invitations will go to a national convention of Thunders, with changes to be discussed at a February 18 meeting. Howell We Jones, convention secretary at the chamber of commerce, said the notices would be mailed this week to every national body member in the United States.
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Association of Thunders
United States
Howell
We Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Carnese 05) en Weeupltation fo ceey for the month
Weather bulletin notes precipitation, wind and temperature details for Terag Oklahoma, Doma, Papinians and New Menica. It outlines ground conditions and forecasted conditions, mentioning low weather and road factors.
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Coutrweatian
Menica
Aajah Named In Suit Over Palace Imprisonment Claims
Inia Bomyax Jan 27 Two new faces join a lawsuit tied to a former Indore ruler. Accusers claim Aajah and her daughter were imprisoned for life in the maharajah’s palace and allege theft of furniture and jewelry. The suit references Indian operatic singer Miss Senkalboi Pandarinotl aj and others, including Sir Thiofiee Volker.
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Bomyax
Inia
Matarajah
Indore
Eere
Mabarajah
Abe
Maharajah
Dinlore
Thiofiee Volker
Mortiel
Mies
Domhay
Man suffers hand break as cow steps on it in Moody hospital
A 21 year old employee at Moody canitarium, identified as an employee named in a Hobert B. Gree report, sustained a broken right hand after a cow stepped on it inside the Moody facility. The incident occurred under hospital supervision and medical personnel attended the injured man.
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Cleary Brander
Moody Canitarium
Woman Will Not Testify in O'Loughlin Case
Denver January 21 In a deprived court Mrs Weert O Loughlin refused to testify in a deposition for the trial of Frau O Loughlin accused of the murder of her stepdaughter Teena O Loughlin. She said she disliked using the brake and feared self incrimination and planned to appeal to the Supreme Court from her conviction.
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Denver
Weert O'Laughlin
Nileene Tence
Teono
Ilisteid
Frau O'Loughlin
Tiret
Teena O'Loughlin
Hig
Bern -Net
Alre
O'Loughlin
Ahs
Supreme Court
Bey
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National Furniture Warehousemen's Association
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