Desert alfalfa farming as philanthropy tale by Arthur
HODGH California January 22 Farmers may invest in decert alfalfa farming near Mohave desert east of the Pacific Ocean. The article describes well digging, pumping capacity, and irrigation to produce six to eight alfalfa cuts yearly. It cites yields, costs, and market prices, urging careful investment and noting tax philanthropic framing.
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Hodgh
Calif
Armers Cnet
Thia
Pacific
Mohave
Desert
Bormepower
Lug Angelea
Weather summary across NM Antonio region and adjoining areas
Readable fragments describe clear to cloudy conditions across New Mexico, Texas, and nearby zones with cold nights Wednesday into Thursday. Reports mention light to moderate winds, temperatures around 44 to 20 F, and variable temps in the Rio Grande valley with northerly winds and a generally cold, dry pattern.
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NM Antonio
Faris Eudy
Oost
Rio Grande Valley
Harvest of Death Goes On
A harsh account of bootlegger violence and lawmen actions unfolds with references to a posse and deputies in Missouri. The narrative mentions Clinton, Windsor, Montrose, and Wind sor events, noting a deputy and his posse firing on a car and casualties, framed as ongoing prohibition-era brutality.
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Micaonel Newspaner
Sud
Inda
Clinton
Hla
Harigan
Windsor
Vic Carmen
Dohool Auto Driver Also Victim In Crash
A tragic crossing accident near Sleldan road, 15 miles from Cleveland, kills nine children and the bus driver. The bus, carrying Brook Park school students, was struck by a New York Central mail train while crossing four tracks. Dozens were injured, with rescue crews rushing victims to Berea hospital. The driver and several youngsters identified among the dead.
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Sleldan Road
Thra Heres
Cin
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Central
Pasa
Rosie Dackson
Brook Paint Village
Tio
Childres Kiper
Villac
Vernon
Tate
Oak Rpac
Fanifis
Don Saylar
William Levideon
Lita Zelinski
Dorothy Zelinaki
Vincent Zeliness
Vernon Davidson
Evelyn Beltensack
Ty Jacob Walters
Jerpite Watters
William Yaetonil
MUS
Ethel Davidson
Automobilea Wears
Berea Hospital
Derd
Anil
Corusbhn
Judge Yates Opposed Mexican Quota Policy
Judge HT J Yates of Brownsville Texas argued before the House immigration committee that restricting Mexican immigration to a quota would provoke Latino resentment and harm U S relations. He said the Texas Rio Grande Valley needs Mexican labor for economic growth and agriculture, as Americans avoid labor-intensive farm work.
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Wastington
D.C
HT. J. Yates
Brownshire
Tesac
Yates
Trio Grande Valley
Fens
Man wakes to find his beard frozen in bed
San Angelo report describes a strange incident where a man awoke to discover his beard froze during the night. He attempted to move, freed himself with effort, and adjusted the covers before returning to sleep on his north side sleeping porch.
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San Angelo
Oradio
Raith Bros
Sam FP
Taslor
San Anly Ecaver
Pury
Xero— Authep
Taslac
Weather Blamed for California Airplane Crash
A transport board inquiry blamed weather for a Transcontinental Air Transport crash near Los Angeles that killed 16 aboard a large passenger plane. The report cites unforeseen atmospheric conditions and warns of hazards to aviation safety in similar conditions.
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California
Tos Angeles
Jan
Werther
Transcontinental Air Transport
Addix
Mexican Workers Claim Maltreatment in California Valley
Governor Jose Maria Tapia of Lower California reports to the interior department that Mexican workers in the Central Valley of California face maltreatment. The information was forwarded to the foreign office and urged for U.S. action.
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Mexico
CIPY
Jose Maria Tapia
California
Dewartment of the Interior
Department
Foreign Office
United States
Solons to Probe State Highway Office Building
Austin January 22 Amid the first heated discussion of the forty first legislature the house authorized a special committee to investigate reports of the construction of an office building by the state highway department in Tyler home to Cone Johnson highway commissioner with the matter assigned to the inquiry.
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Solons
Austin
Legiolatare
House
State Highway Department
Tyler
Ai Cone Johnson
Senate Banking Committee postpones probe into banking状
The Senate Banking Committee voted unanimously to defer consideration of a proposed investigation into the banking situation. The action comes as members dispose of pending tariff measures and other business, delaying further inquiry into banking issues.
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Senate
Wasitington
D. G
Pope Attends Mass for Benedict's Soul
Vatican dispatch notes a requiem in the Sistine Chapel for the late pope Benedict XVI. The service honored the deceased pontiff who died over a decade ago, with prayers for his repose and reflections on his legacy.
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Pope
Benedict
Vatican
Voyin Pinshia Meening
Sistine Chapel
Tonvdlel
Congress hearing probes tally list tampering in McClovkey race
Washington January 22 Charges of wholesale tally list tampering in the San Antonio district during Representative Augustne McClovkey’s race were aired before House Elections Committee No 3. Former Rep Harry M Wurzbach, defeated Republican, claimed he lost 184 votes amid testimony from election official David F Dewhurst.
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Talséraal Kerglen
Washington
Augustne McClovkey
San Antonio
Harry M. Wurzbach
David Fi. Dewhurst
Wurzbach
Bexar
Suh TL Rickett Jr
Tar Metliskey
Winter Cold Wave Grips Texas and Midwest
A severe cold front grips San Antonio and the central states with record lows around 17 degrees, forecast to dip to 24 to 26 below. Chicago and the plains suffer through subzero readings, heavy snows, and continuing cold with forecasters predicting persistently frigid temperatures across Texas and the Midwest.
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Chicago
Tan
Central States
Canadian Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Kipavi
Great Plains Grater
Weyominy Fiaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Mayor Chambers attacks Bushick plan for tax cut
Mayor Chambers criticized Tax Commissioner Lashick's proposed reduction of Sin Antentea tax rate, saying the rate will not be set for political reasons. He noted the suburbs survey unfinished, figures unavailable, and said any decision will await audit results and a full commission vote to protect city credit.
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Vrank J. Lashick
CM Clibers
Chambers
Luskieh
Waser
Meaghr Chambera
Hushiek
Sam
Chambery
San Oronio
Chicago
Tallas
el Paso
Port Wirth
San Antonio
Texas
Laos
Caamabors
Judge Says New Brady Venire to Be Called If Needed
Judge J Moore stated that if the murder trial of Toho W Brady proceeds without a jury, a new venire will be called. He indicated the first venire produced three progressors and the process will continue until an adequate jury is obtained. The War prenivent 300 ordered for the trial remains unresolved at this time.
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Brady Venire
J. J. Moore
Toho W. Brady
Tre
Senate blocks Haitian study panel proposal in Senate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected a full commission to study Haitian conditions, proposing instead to authorize only a $50 expenditure for a commission if the President names a single appointee. The action comes as President Tourer seeks a formal commission to examine Haitian affairs.
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Washington, D. C
Tourer
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sinclair Lewis Seeks Alimony Reduction in Divorce Case
Author Sinclair Lewis seeks reversal of alimony award. Grace Wolger Lewis received a divorce and $1,000 monthly alimony, now requested to be cut to $200. The dispute centers on post‑divorce support arrangements linked to the Main Street author.
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EAU. Er
P—oinclair Lews
Grace Wolger Lewis
Bano
Trial of Chute Jumper Delayed in Sedgwick Court
The trial of chute jumper Theet White, charged with fourth degree larceny in connection with a girl’s first parachute leap, was postponed until March 4 in Sedgwick County district court at the request of winter's attorneys.
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WiCuita
Wan Dan
Theet White
Sedgwick
Five Die in Plane Crash at Dieppe
Five people died in a Dieppe France air crash on Monday after a transport plane lost control on approach. Rescue teams worked two days to recover victims and clear the wreckage as investigators began cataloging missing passengers and outlining unknown causes.
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Maddux
Oceanside
California
Agua
Dieppe
France
Jas
Tieppe
Brown Advocates Ocean Mail Ships
Brown argues for ocean mail ships with a strong case on government contracts. A hearing is planned to debate merchant trade and a financial interest of the United States in sea routes and shipping policies.
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Brown
Washington
Tht
Dan. Co. GP
Pontronster General
United States
de Howe
Tanrive
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