Fatal clashes in Berlin as Nazis and foes clash
Three people died and nearly fifty were injured as National Socialists clashed with opponents in Berlin. Police reported about 100 arrests after crowds attacked a Nazi parade toward Buelow Platz and later the cemetery. Berlin and Cologne districts saw further disorders and fatal hospital deaths. Communists planned a mass meeting under the banner Berlin Stays Red, while anti fascist demonstrations were announced for Lustgarten.
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Rioting Injures Over 100 In Irish Campaign
Dublin reports more than 100 men with cracked heads and injuries from political clashes as De Valera and Cosgrave camps rally for the final big campaign push. President Eamon de Valera projects victory. former President William T. Cosgrave aims to regain the post.
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Court Authorizes Land Conveyance in Seventy Third District
Federal Judge Duel West opened court to authorize conveyances by Warwick F. Field receiver of Southern States Finances Co. Parcels totaling acres to Boerne State Bank, R. Oeter, George Brenz4, Mare guerita R. Wright, C. B. Schott, and Dr G. Jones. Receiver empowered to borrow 5000 to pay taxes and settle controversies as suit remains pending in the seventy third district court.
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Federal Building Bids Open January 25 At 2 PM
A federal building call for bids for public utilities for the fiscal year ending June 30, 193. Gas water and electricity must be supplied by one company in this city, with competitive bidding for towels. Bids to be opened January 25 at 2 p.m. by the passmaster.
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Fiscat
Kidnapped Woman Again Threatened In Extortion Plot
Kansab City reports Nel Darnell, a wealthy payment manufacturer kidnapped and held for ransom last year, was targeted again today. Police arrested J. Thomas, 27, a construction worker unemployed, after he admitted writing three letters to Mrs. Donnelly demanding $2000 in small bills to be sent to the hotel where he lived.
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Kansab City
Darnell
J. Thomas
Donnelly
Social events fill a January weekend in San Antonio
Clara C Pancoast reports a lively social scene with A A U W gatherings hosted by Mrs. Mary Hickman and Mrs. BleKman, featuring talendulas and marguerites decor. Prizes awarded to Miss Frances Smith and others. numerous ladies and gentlemen attended, with teas, dinners, and dances noted across multiple households and venues.
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Martiba Earler
Elsie Jordteng
Mesdamts
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Ethel West
Weaver
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Roosevelt trims insurgent bloc as he tones in
In Warm Springs Roosevelt presses to win Republican insurgents over to his coming Democratic administration. He backs a $500,050,000 direct federal relief bill and terms for cabinet posts, while signaling support for La Follette’s plan to give half a million dollars to needy Americans. Rumors swirl about a possible interior secretary pick. In London, Britain reports Roosevelt wants debt talks to start soon after inauguration and cover broad world economic issues. In Washington, the president-elect prefers direct talks with Britain’s delegate rather than a commission, signaling direct responsibility for any congressional recommendations.
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Steam Line Blast Kills Oil Worker
A steam line exploded at the Alo Bravo Oil company A-14 well near Pierce Jimneton, killing John Sandrich of Pierce Jimnetton and seriously injuring another worker. The accident occurred during Settagast tense, 12 miles from Royston, Jan. 24.
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Pierce Jameston
John Sandrich
Pierce Jimnetton
Divorce Seen As Reforming Hubby
Omaita Neb Jan 23 A Omaha Municipal University philosophy instructor Mrs Pearl Le Weber argues divorces reflect women forcing men to improve She says marriage is on the rocks and divorce rises as women gain independence and refuse cruelty and distasteful conditions Her husband agrees with her most of it
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Pearl le Weber
Omaha Municipal University
N Y Prepares for Final Rites for Theater Leader
New York conducts funeral rites for Elisabeth Marbury 76 a famed teacher of theater and letters who viewed herself a failure yet inspired many. Her ideas on women centered on marriage family and home as true success.
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New York
Metropolis
Elisabeth Marbury
Pig Skin Grafted to Save Boy Foot in Hospital
Kansas City January 2 A strip of skin peeled from the abdomen of a pig was used by physicians at General Hospital in a daring experiment to save the crushed left foot of John Gentry a coasting accident victim A 35 pound pig was brought to the hospital scrubbed prepped and given anesthesia Its abdominal skin was bound to the boy s injured foot
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Kansas City
General Hospital
John Gentry
Farm relief hearings set by Senate agriculture panel
Washington Jan 24 public hearings begin on the domestic allotment farm relief bill were decided upon today by the Senate Agriculture Committee. Chairman McNary Republican Oregon said it was hoped to complete the hearing in six or seven days with cooperation from all sides.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Cbsirman McNaty
Republican
Oregon
Man Jailed on US Auto Charge In Kansas City Flight
David Randsome Stone was jailed on a 1006 bond after G R Davis a Justice official spotted him near a post office on Saturday afternoon. Stone faced a fugitive warrant for transporting a car from Shreveport Louisiana to Kansas City in violation of motor vehicle laws. He failed to post bond and will be returned to Kansas City.
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Department of Justice
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Shreveport
Kansas City
Ois
Reprieve for Meadows in Buckingham Hotel Fire Case
Jefferson City Jan 23 A reprieve for Andrew B Meadows under sentence to be hanged February 17 for starting the Buckingham hotel annex fire of December 1927 in which seven persons died was signed today by Governor Guy B Park.
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Andrew B. Meadows
St. Louis
Buckingham Hoetel Annex
Guy
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Solons Hear of Ogd Army Transients
Washington hearing on a bill by Senator Cutting seeks a $15,000 relief fund via the Reconstruction Finance Corp to aid states. Grace Abbott, chief of the Children's Bureau, describes a growing army of needy transients moving across Texas New Mexico and Arizona with about 200 youths daily in small towns along the Southern Pacific. The senator was in Georgia conferring with Roosevelt and was represented by Edgar Puryear.
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Children’s Bureau
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Reconstruction Corporation
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Georgia
Roosevelt
Edgar ¥. Puryear
Texas
Arizona
Misa Abbott
Neuritis relief advertised with dubious claims
An old advertisement touts NEURITO as a cure for neuritis and related pains. It promises quick relief and money-back guarantees, urging purchases at drugstores and Boimer’s Drug Staven without credible proof. The copy names “Willa Holi” and others, with exaggerated testimonials and sensational phrasing typical of vintage patent medicine pitches.
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Mirko Duvey
Boimer
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An ad touts R. C. and DR. C. relief tablets a pharmacist made remedy for headaches nerves muscular aches colds and neuralgia. It claims quick action in minutes and notes no habit forming drugs. Promises non narcotic relief and broad uses with various ingredients.
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Constipation Relief Then Sick Man Says Black Draught Helped
A Texas man from Waco reports severe fatigue and headaches due to constipation. After trying Thedford's Black-Draught he found relief and regained energy, noting improvements in mornings and during daily tasks.
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