Al Capone Faces Privileges and Pressures in Prison
The article describes Al Capone in a federal prison, noting his plush privileges, money for the commissary, and isolation from other inmates. He laments his fate, is mocked by fellow prisoners, and struggles with confinement while awaiting a possible transfer to Lewisburg. Also reported is John D. Middleton’s election as chairman of the Louisiana and Texas Railroad Company executive committee in Greenville, Texas.
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al Capone
Chicago
Abid
Soracareni
Fem
Federal
Pringn
Lewisburg
Pata I
Middleton
Greenvilla
Texas
John D. Middleton
Greenville
Louisiana and Texas Railroad Company
Pine output declines in Southern mills in December
Austin January 23 Mills report December output in the Southern pine region averaged 144 000 feet per unit, down 20 percent from November. Weekly shipments averaged 198 000 feet per unit, 6000 feet less than production, and unfilled orders at month end were a record low about 400 127 feet per unit.
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Austin
Ates
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Southern Pine Association
Senate panel backs Ferguson withdrawal of three prior appointments
ATISTIN Jan 25 reliable source says the state senate committees on governor nominations will favor Miriam A. Ferguson’s request to allow withdrawal of three appointments made by former Governor FR. S. Sterling.
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Atistin
Senate
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sterling
Reddy Faces Silent Suspect in Serial Tale at Electric Chair
Parker Holden ponders Reddy in a sensational serialized mystery in the Atlantic Light. The red-headed heroine stands under shadow of impending doom as questions about hospital staff and crime swirl, with the plot set to continue daily starting Wednesday January 45.
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Reddy
Parker Holden
Wealth Aid
Reidy
Dirse
Pondeda
Redly
Elgin Constable Chosen by Court
Bastrop county commissioners meet to appoint Mal Burleson as constable of the Elgin precinct to succeed Oscar Byrd who resigned.
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Elgin
Bastrop
Equimissioners' Court
Bastrop County
Mal Burleson Wen
Oscar Byrd
Flour for Needy Reaches McAllen
Jan 22 report notes a carload of flour arrives for Hidalgo County Red Cross chapters. The message describes ongoing relief efforts for needy families and the improving condition in the county as relief supplies move to aid local residents.
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McAllen
Eminty Red Cross
Henord
Chicago Weather Mischief In Mud Rain Incident
Crooked weather in Chicago caused a muddy rain from Kansas described as duck soup. Henry Depape of Libertyyitte faced a dust storm aftermath as alimy min triggered by a Kansas weather front drifted east. A collision incident occurred as depapr drove through the rain mêlée and struck several objects. one casualty reported.
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Cmicago
Kansas
Chicago
Henry Depape
Libertyyitte
Weather Bureau
Depapr
A&M to Stage Midwinter Horse Show At College Station
A midwinter horse show sponsored by the military detachment of Texas A M college will be held Saturday in College Station. The program lists 14 classes for regular reserve and national guard officers enlisted men civilians ladies and children. Events include five jumpers three saddle classes fine harness Shetland pony for children under 10 ladies novice cowpony stake and colt class.
Mexican General to Leave Border Transfer to Mexico City
Gen. Gustavo P. Serraine who led the Matamoros garrison for five years is transferred to the general staff in Mexico City. Francisco Gonzales succeeds him in Matamoros, a well known figure along the border.
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Brownsville
Gustavo P. Serraine
Matamoros
General Stadt
Mexico City
Matamores
Francisco Gonzales
Sorderland
A and M College to Enter Debates
Texas A and M College will enter both sides in the annual debate tournament sponsored by the Southeast Teachers college at Durant Oklahoma in March 1911. A Handler of Galveston, president of the A C and Mf Debate club, announced the entry.
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Collage Station
Inn
Texas A. and
M. College
Southeast Teachers College
Durant Okla
A. Handler
Galveston
Doom sealed for lame duck session amendment
The piece reports on a proposed constitutional amendment to end the long lame duck period. It explains terms for Congress, the president, and the timing of sessions, noting 1934 as the first regular start for the new Congress and the potential need for an extra session under incoming leadership. It credits Senator Norris for championing the measure and outlines historical resistance. Washington date and context are included.
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Congress
Senate
House
Sevanty-second Congress
Seventy-third Congreso
Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Af Ilpion
Norris
M A Congress
Garner
Nichols Longworth
Einstein and Ham Lewis On Radio
Two colorful figures, Albert Einstein and Senator James Hamilton Lewis, appear on radio programs Monday evening. Einstein speaks at 10 16 with college sponsors to boost world affairs interest. Lewis discusses international relations and evils of world inflation on WOAL at 9 30. Others include Lawrence Tibbett on WOAL at 7 50 and Rath Etting on ETLA at 3. The piece notes Lewis’s long career and varied assignments while teasing other radio acts and events of the evening.
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H. McLean
Albert Einstein
Janes Hamilton ‘Lewis
Einstein
America
Stuent
California
Robert A. Mijiikan
William B. Munver
Henry M. Robinson
Panker
James Hetullion Lewis
Ilinois
Networ
Senate
Rice Hotel
Houston
Jim Ham" Lewis
Virginis
Georgia
McKinney
Wilson
Cuba
Europe
Conguess
P. A
Ada
Younster
Lawrence Tibbett
WOAL
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mephistopheles
Faual
Carmen
Tosti
Darkiex
Gota’ Homme
Lady Bailey Quits Cape Town Flight for Oran
South African aviatrix Lady Mary Bailey began a leg toward Oran Algeria after turning north to recross the Sahara desert. Earlier she was reported missing for four days after leaving Oran on the second leg toward Cape Town and was found exhausted near Tahpua French West Africa.
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Lady Bailey
Cape Town
Oran Niamey
French West Africa
Lady Mary Bailey
Oran
Algeria
Bailey
Sahara Desert
London
Capt Town
Tahpua
French West
Afica
Ste New
Niamey
Algiers
Oriay
Miamey
Strangler Makes Third Appearance Victim Bites Him
Police believe a real strangling pattern emerged after reports of an intruder who seized two women by threat early Saturday and appeared again over the weekend. One victim awakened to the intruder lunging at her, resisted, and bit the man’s thumb to break free.
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Mre
Mil
Vilike
Radio Variety Schedule With Many Programs Listed
A dense roster of radio programs includes The Three Cords, Thea mt 3, Beeres, Hotel SC Regie, and many orchestras and singers. Listings feature stations WHAI, KONV, and WAIS with numerous time slots, hosts, and acts across morning, afternoon, and late evening hours.
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SC Regie Orch
meGuncard Enaembla
m—Kinaleal
Olee
Kirestona
ElenciNir
Nevonel Rudin Bovem
rhomAmes
Amy
Auwrien
Ihm
Astune
Nowa
Anthony Renee
Sam Pecking
Hie
Micke Bey
Danea Music
Tion
Tunshaya
Marnine Notre
Noriif Musterie
Mildred Roge
Maindiea
S. Navy
ADI A. m—Vincent
Kine
D. M
Mathes
Wuai
Klinryrins
Truih
Cil Houseborg Institute
Bie Dachhuyr
Gunler Olchéntea
Fiudio
Mom —Guntor Dreh
Jing and
Dane
Marhelm
Meredii Wijlaon
Ere Shestra
Brownis Tales
Whiteman
Whythng Boys
Conrart Behuen LN
Hisery’ Duby
Kin
Atic Brenktnet Vartellen
Lew White
Orolinaten
Te—Busiea Mandm
Tauy
KMAC
Om —Relchier
Aso A
Orehenta
Texas railroad commission on investigation at Provotion
East Texas inquiry from an advisory committee of the Federal Reserve bank is denied by Col. Ernest O. Thompson of the Texas railroad commission. He says the so called committee is a president’s committee to restore prosperity and has no connection with the Federal Reserve bank. The probe was raised during a House committee on air and sea matters inquiry led by Rep. Bob Long seeking impeachable evidence.
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Austin
INS
Texas Railroad Commission
East
Texas
Predera Reserve Bank
Ernest O. Thompson
House Committee On Air
Éa5
Bob Long
Thompson
Federal Reserve Bank
W. B. Hamilton
Wichita Falls
Man
Efforts to Quell 2 Gassers Blocked
In Conroe two firesites were fought as firefighters attempted to kill two underground gas flares. In Columbus Ohio, schools face financial distress with 10,000 teachers unpaid and 58 percent of districts operating deficits as of January.
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Gonroe
Columbus
Ohio
State Education Association
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