Planes Bomb Madrid as Violence Flares in Spain Fronts
Reports say air and ground clashes intensified on Madrid and Malaga fronts with both sides suffering, while calls to curb foreign aid and volunteers grow. The League of Nations discussed Germany raw materials access and Spanish sovereignty, as Malaga sees bombardment and battles near Bisarbella. Madrid holds that Spain’s gold reserve is at risk with bullion possibly moved abroad.
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Malaga
Spain
Germany
Great Britain
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Bisarbella
Praia Valencia
Sparint
Piard
Alamo Monument Bill Advanced in Senate
In Austin on January 21 the senate introduced a bill funding 35000 for a mausoleum to honor Alamo heroes. Senator T J Holbrook of Galveston and Representative Fred C Felty of San Antonio backed the measure noting Texas has failed to properly honor its heroes. The mausoleum would rest the remains dug up January 28 1838 in San Fernando Cathedral believed to be those of men killed in the siege.
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Austin
Senate
of & Bi
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Fred C. Felty
San Antonio
Felty
Texas
San Fernando Cathedral
Felly
Hunter Rites Set for Today
Mrs Geel Maddon Hunter 48 died Wednesday funeral set Thursday afternoon at One Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Neal Ellis officiating She was daughter of the late Lord and Lady Vincent of England native of Shropshire England and spent early life in India She was an opera singer and had lived in San Antonio 19 years widow of Capt J P Hunter 68
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Geel Maddon Hunter
Calvary Baptist
Neal Ellis
T. G. ‘Telotte
Hunter
Lord
Vincent
England
Shropshire
India
Opera Niger
San Antonio
J. P. Hunter
Usime
Dial
Officers Chosen by Savings Body at First Foleast Saving
Herbert J. Hayes was elected president and Frank A. Wiierich as vice president at the First Foleast Saving and Loan Association meeting. Charles A. Carl was advanced to security-treasurer, S. H. Morne to assistant secretary-treasurer, Ike 5 Kanpmemy as board chairman, with directors Nat Goldsmith, Vv Be Bew, Fred PF, Davie, and Dr. G. A. Pa genstecier.
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Herbert J. Hayes
Foleast
Ane Loay
Associaton
Frank
A. Wiierich Wag
Charles A
Carl
S, H. Morne
Item -Enshier
Treasuer
Ike 5
Kanpmemy
O Sf
Nat Goldsmith
BeBew
Fred PF
Davie
Criminologist Sanford Bates Resigns as Prison Bureau Chief
Washington January report states Sanford Bates, director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons since 1930, resigns effective February 1. Bates, a noted criminologist, will assume executive director role at a private Boo Club Jol Antion, Tre.
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Jai
Cummings
Sanford Bates
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Hates
Federal Prison Bureau
Bois’ Club Jol Anterion
Tre
John Coolidge declines political path after four-year pause
Providence dispatch reports John Coolidge, 20, son of Calvin Coolidge, saying he has no desire to follow his father into politics. He breaks a four year self-imposed silence and notes his father believed the times would have broken him. He works in business and would engage in party affairs if needed, due to family influence. He is an executive of the New Haven railroad and married to Florence Trumbull, daughter of a Connecticut governor.
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Providence
R. 1
John Coolidge
Ved
Calvin Coolidge
Young Coolidge
Bart
Coolidge
New Haven Railroad
Florence ‘Trumhuil
Connecticut
Planes Fight Over Madrid in Fierce Early Battle
In Madrid a midday clash unfolded as insurgent air units exchanged fire near the city. Government forces reported bombing raids on Getafe’s railway station and attacks on Cerra De Los Ans belts church and hotel as the front line shifted.
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Rasmat
Socialiel
Guy
War Ministry
Somalles
Fail Tre
Getafe
Cerra de Los Ans
4-H Club Winners Receive Awards in Leon Valley
Certificates were presented by H. F. Schlemmer, assistant Bexar county agent, at a Thursday achievement event in Leon Valley. Recipients included Nic Stanley, Kerry Land, John Evans, T. J. Gross, Vernon Bormann, John Mike, and Harold Rabke for livestock projects. Vernon Bormann also earned a prize for raising swine.
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Leon Valley
H. F. Schlemmer
Bexar County
Nic Stanley
Kerry Land
John Evans
T. J. Gross
Vernon Bormann
John Mike
Harold Rabke
Cross
Bormant
Bexar Noyaity
Ehanplon
Japan Reopens Imports After Ten Week Block
The Ministry began today to issue import permits to Japan after a prior ten week block caused by the exchange control ordinance. Applications to renew stalled commerce clogged government machinery and slowed the process.
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Tokio
Tie Hance Ministry
Japan
Rommerte
Cie Sovernmentar
Allred to Address Liquor Control and Racing Law Repeal
Governor James V. Allred plans to send a message to the Texas legislature focusing on liquor control and repeal of the horse racing law. He indicated the message would be drafted over the weekend.
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Austin
James V. Allred
South Texans Named to Privileges and Elections Panel
Austin Jan 21 Four Soil Texas representatives joined the house privileges suffrage and decisions committee. The panel handles the contest filed by B E Hunter of Cleburne challenging John K Russell of Cleburne whose election was by a slim margin. San Antonio’s William B Carasow G A McCracken Jr Cuero’s John Dimier Beil and McAllen’s Homer Leonard were named to the committee by Speaker B H Calvert at Hillsboro.
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Austin
Texas
House
Hose
B. E. Hunter
Cleburne
John K. Russell
Hunter
Seventh Dry
Russell
William B. Carasow
G. A. McCracken Jr
San Antonio
John Dimier Beil
Cuero
Homer Leonard
McAllen
BR. HB. Calvect
Hillsboro
Theft reports include fur coat and cash at multiple addresses
Police were informed Thursday of a fur coat and cash stolen from J A Crowell at 1715 Main Avenue. Additional thefts involved poll tax and driver’s license from W St Crawford at 380% West Commerce Street, clothing from Helly Wilson at 431 West Crab Place, and a pistol taken from Edna Pricetley at 2419 West Paptar Street. House ransacked at L M King, 440 Winnipeg Avenue.
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J. A. Crowell
Main Avenue
W. St. Crawford
West Commerce Street
Helly Wilson
Collin King
Gibbs Street
Edna Pricetley
L. M. King
Winnipeg Avenue
Starving Birds Are Fed by Sportsmen Across West
In severe winter weather sportsmen spread 4 tons of feed across 2 dozen states to save wildlife. Deer and elk roamed western areas while thousands of wild ducks, turkeys, pheasants, and quail were fed despite heavy snow and blizzard conditions.
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Salt Lake City
America
Flooded Ohio nears high crest surpassing 1913 record
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River rising rapidly, crest expected beyond 62.7 feet after midnight, with New Richmond and nearby towns under water. Police and rescue teams respond to hundreds of calls as 1500 homes in New Richmond flood, while Mississippis lowland areas in Tennessee and Arkansas see evacuations and levee patrols.
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Cincinnnati Passion
W. G. Devereaux
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Jaw Iyine
New Rieh- Mohd
Mostow
Chile
Neville
Fortsmouth
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Ind
Jean
Memfhis
Tenn
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Big River
West Tennessee
Blytheville
Ark
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