Opantgh Rebel PST Bombed in Fierce City Assault
Socialist air bombers pounded Opantgh in a bid to clear insurgent positions near Model today. Heavy explosions echoed as government planes bombed the city while Socialist infantry pressed against besieged Univer City. Captured hill La Somwetha Cte Parasol gave rebels a tactical advantage, prompting a 12 hour evacuation order for civilians. Refusal to comply risks forcible ejection as defense troops raised the republic’s flag after days of combat. High explosives inflicted heavy damage on front lines along the city’s western approaches.
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Marrin
Model
Univer
la. Somwetha Cte
Neytweetern Batdle
Coibian Reidents
Sas Cialist
Hay Sombrilla
War Ministry
Defense Junta
Dietrich Glamour Will Be Forfeited
Dietrich Glamour is set to appear in a scene described with blurred and garbled phrasing. The notice mentions an appearance involving a performer and other figures, with unclear details about fees or roles due to corrupted text. The fragment suggests a film or stage context tied to the Dietrich name and a collaborator.
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Marlene Dietrich
Arie
Bedrie Bledenstut
Robs
Russia Backs Spanish Arms Ban Amid War Tensions
Russia agrees to a plan for a Franco British arms ban amid ongoing Asheemy War hostilities. Vyeneh foreign minister cites assent while Litwbolt notes conditions. Loyalist and rebel forces remain active as peaceful accord discussions continue under plan at soulorence.
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Russia
Grieva
Chraughbee
Rainlaver
Maxie Lain
Lkvinot
Ata Soulorence
Dellus
Vyeneh Foreigiy
Litwbolt
Mrgrig Upal
Germany to Favor Ban on Volunteers in War
Berlin reports Germany will favor a ban on volunteers to the Spanish war effort. The chancellery approved the draft outlining the ban and it will be presented to the British ambassador for consent. The note indicates Berlin supports the move and expects a favorable response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Span
Dozen Over Mexican Raid Reported Kills Rebels
San Luis de la Paz dispatches report two men killed in a rebel outbreak near Guanajuato. La Prensa says nine Agrarian Reserve members died yesterday when 40 rebels raided Dulcos Nombres ranch. Troops killed two rebels and wounded several. a soldier died amid pursuit.
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Mexico City
San Luis de la Paz
Guanajuato
la Prensa
Agrarian Reserve
Dulcos Nombres
Revel
Officers Hurt During Bar Affray At Local Bar
Two special officers were injured during a bar affray at the C O D bar in the 200 block of South Latte Ross. Torenza Prveta, 45, a special deputy constable from 162 West Poplar Street, suffered stab wounds to the back. Palo Garcia, of 410 El Paso, was struck on the head with an iron bar. The officers said they were attacked while ejecting two rowdy customers. the assailants escaped.
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Robert B. Creeis
C. OD
South Lante Ross
Torenza Prveta
Poplar Street
Palo Garcia
el Paso
Parking Meter Case Set Before Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma City January 22 Chief Sistine Monroe Osborn of the Oklahoma Supreme Court will hear an oral application to determine the validity of Oklahoma City's parking meter system. The hearing concerns an application for a writ of habeas corpus filed by HE Duncan of Oklahoma City, fined April 22, 1096 for failing to use a meter when parked. Duncan's writ was denied by the district court and appealed.
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Oklahoma City
Sistine Monroe Osborn
Oklahoma Bupreme
Oklatoma City
Space Band Theft Conviction Stuns County Court
R. Luther of San Antonio Light reports a theft case where TC Kelly received a 13 day jail term and $60 total fines after conviction under County Law No 2 for stealing 20 spar bands valued at $45. The judge, Jade Charles Mahews, imposed the sentence.
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TC. Kelly
R.luther
San Antonio Light
Janey
Jade Chasles
Mahews
Hope Expressed for British Trade Pact
Washington Innez proponents of Anglo American commercial understanding hope the cabinet officer will visit Roosevelt for talks on a reciprocal trade agreement. Authorities expect Walter Runciean’s meeting with the president tomorrow to allow general discussion of trade relations though officials from both nations remain silent on a treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Innez
Quezon Ends Daylight Time Policy in Philippines
President Manuel Quezon announced the cancellation of the daylight savings policy adopted last November, citing habit and routine as reasons. A Saturday executive order moved to end daylight time two weeks early, with officials noting prior concerns and a Malacañang visit that morning.
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Bol
Jon
Philippines
Maniyel Quezon
Malacanya Palace
William Walling
Government Fines Texas Rail System
Houston reports a federal court fine against the Saint Louis, Beoynsville and Mexico Railway for a faulty coupling. Judge Kennedy deferred payment of a $100 penalty after the lawyers pleaded guilty to charges. Attorney Briana S. Oder cited total SL expenses at $175.
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Texas
Houston
St. Lowis
Beoynsville
Mexico
TM. Kennedy
Tomneys
Etrarges
Taale
Asastrat AB
Briana S. Oder
Allred Boomed for President in 1940
Governor James V. Allred of Texas seeks the 1940 Democratic nomination as his supporters rally. The text mentions Allred’s campaign energy and a growing effort by Texas Society members and Chicago groups backing his bid amid a contentious political landscape.
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Allred
Chua
Bist
Texas Society of Chicago
James V. Allred
Lone Star
Venice
Flood Devastates Regions as Ohio River Rises
The Ohio and nearby rivers surged, flooding West Virginia, parts of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Rescue teams saved families while officials prepared for further rises. Dozens of towns reported power outages, water shortages, and strained infrastructure as photos and notes describe widespread displacement and emergency measures.
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Sminols
West Virginia
Ohio
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Porlsmouth
Lawrenceburg
Miro
Portsmouth
Hamilton County
Amily
Dayton
Altrora
Tad
Indiana
Troy
Tel City
Canarion
Hawesville
Hardinsburg
Gloverport
Lewisport
Invingtou
Kentucky
Tell City
Hed Glass
Felief
Special Amis
Ohio River
Allegheny
Mangahela
Pittsburgh
W. 8. Brozman
U.S. Weather Bureau
George H. Earle
St. Patrick's
Neaby West
Virginia
Huntington Port Pleasant
Parkersburg
Moongahela
Dean Harley
Neal
Louisville
Frankfort
Louisvihe
Cincinnai
Whosh
Missouri
Arkansas
Army
Macyrid
Carro
Lie
Red Cross
St Laws
Sineis
Tenneseee
Mannies UL
Golconda
Cape Fear
Roanoke
Tollistine
Levern
Hettissburg
St. Marys Club Installs Officers for Year
St Marys Degre club installed James McGinley as president with Clair Holrtians as vice president Mrs Janie DuBose as Secretary and Miss Ces leste Castigliani as treasurer for a one year term at the university event held Friday.
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St. Mary's Club
St Mary's Degre Cluv
St. Mary's
Oregon to Install Uniform Crossing Safety Devices
Salem Oregon January 23 Ins All railroad crossings in Oregon will receive uniform safety devices including warning signals and pavement markings. The plan aims to cut crossing accidents by making motorists more conscious of danger and let travelers recognize warnings seen in their own districts. A statewide review will track accidents to target safer crossings with reinforced precautions.
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Salem
Gre
Oregon
Figteatter
Soldier Survives Frigid Bath From Collision
Fort Sam Houston soldier C. Wo Bass escaped serious harm after his car crashed into a hydrant spraying icy water. Bass described the freezing din that followed as he crawled from the wreck on Friday night near Al and Josephine streets. He was uninjured and kept warm while rescue crews checked him.
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Bass
Fort Sam Houston
Al 1
Josephine
U S Now Spending Its Fifth Billion
Washington report shows federal expenditures for the year reaching $4.014 billion by January 19 as Treasury data compares this total with the prior year. The spending pace reflects a rapid increase in government outlays since the previous year.
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U. S
Washington
Jan
Treasury
Man Fined and Given Term for Theft Conviction
A man named Prank Koniski, residing at 39 Pendleton Avenue, was convicted in County Court Tag No. 2 on a theft charge involving items including a watch, flashlight, jack, and handle front George J. Sedluck of 252 Tawthornes Avenue. The incident occurred in December. He was fined and costs and sentenced to 13 days in pall by Judge Charles T. Malthe.
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Koniski
Pendleton Avenue
County Cour
Tag No. 2
George J. Sedluck
Tawthornes Avenue
Charles T. Malthe
Graduate Returns to Kelly Field Lieut Nelson BP Jackson
Texas banker dies in Lancaster after brief illness. He was president and leading organizer of the National Bank of Lancaster. The notice notes his long service and local civic involvement.
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Kelly Field
Nelson BP. Jackson
Kelly
Jackson
Panama Canal Zone
TEXAS
L&ancaster
iWi
The
National Bank of
Tancaster
Benoit Sentenced to Life for Firearm Murder in Monro, Mich
In Monro, Mich on January 24 Aceide Frenchy Benoit pleaded guilty to a first degree murder arising from a fatal blaze targeting State Patrolman Rich ards Ty. Horomond. Circuit Judge G Arthur Rathbun imposed life imprisonment in Southern Michigan Prison after the plea. Benoit asked about a possible transfer to the Marinette branch, offering no explanation for the request.
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Monror
Mich
Aceide
Frenchy
Benoit
Songessef
Richards TY. Horomond
Michigen
G. Arthur
Jurors Selected for Border Trial
Prosecutors qualified prospective jurors on the death penalty today as defendants faced proceedings for a border-related case. The case centers on accused individuals tied to the Hunters' group and the ongoing investigation in the region.
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Ravaooey Seu
Gait
Pip Quesada
Ternsndo Ramirez
Roosevelt to urge water conservation and broader reforms
Washington reports President Roosevelt plans to send a message to Congress early next week on water conservation and related natural resources measures. Lawmakers await specific recommendations as many New Deal agencies face expiration this year, with neutrality and government reorganization debates shaping the agenda.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Natural Resources
UNNS
Brogeain
White House
Rouse
RFC
Capitol Hill
Grouin
FWA
WEA
Emergency Relief Administration
CGC
Byrd
Pervonnel
Brookings
Veen
Senate
House
Pittman
Nevada
Hull
Farley to Dedicate Waco Postoffice
Senator Morris Sheppard and Burris Jackson announced General Farley would attend the dedication ceremonies at the Waco postoffice between March 1 and March 15. The event highlights a planned post office dedication in Texas with federal participation.
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Farley
Waco Postoffice
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Burris Jackson
Hillshore
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Nyory Phelr
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Review of Business
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