Hearst Press Seals Norris Ratification Campaign
The Hearst papers have long backed the Norris constitutional amendment to end the lame duck era and promote direct election of senators and executive selection by the people. After decades of effort in Congress and state legislatures, Missouri’s action and the 70th Congress moved the measure toward final ratification by the states.
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Steat—Ly
United States
Patical Ring
Missouri
Congress
Spa
Nebraska
George W. Norris
Norris
Eix
Can Bressen
Henzat
Senate
House
Hearstewa
Norrie
Minlt
Fnally
Norris Hails Hearst Newspapers in Lame Duck Win
Senator George Norris congratulates Hearst Newspapers as Missouri ratifies the lame duck amendment and becomes the thirty sixth state. He credits the press for the victory, praising their energy and public influence in this constitutional achievement.
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Norris
Hearst
Washington, D. C
George Norris
United States
Missouri
Hearst Newsptters
William Randolph Hearst
Gonzales Fair to charge admission for first time
Gonzales county fair directors vote to implement an admission fee for the first time in the event’s history. Officers elected include George Seydler as president and N. D. Care as vice president with J. F. Remschel as treasurer and R. A. Ramechel as general manager. Directors listed include O. Papo and A. H. Dhol among others.
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Gonzales Fair
Gonzaleg
Gonzales County Fair
Wiede
Olflerts
George Seydler
N. D. Care
J. F. Remschel
R. A. Rameche
Claud Holley
DuBos
Pioneer Resident of Gonzales Dead
Gonzales services held Monday afternoon for 40 year old pioneer resident whose funeral followed the death notices. The obituary notes the long term community ties and the family’s presence at the rites.
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Gonzales
Biinday
Winners announced in seventh short contest prizes
Mrs. W. B. Pyne reports more than one hundred clubs have won prizes and 353 individual women and girls have received awards so far in the seventh short contest. A total of 25 prizes for organizations and 40 for individuals remain to be awarded before the January 28 close.
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Cam- Palen
W. B Pyne
Theta Zi Delta Sorority
Plorian Debating Club
Jolly Matos Club
Alamo
Sidney Johnson
Minnetanka Club
Gerarda Mothers
Parkloan
Palm
Week's crude output falls in most regions
Tulsa oil data show declines in Oklahoma California and the East offset by gains in the West and Texas. Daily production averaged 2,022,979 barrels, with Oklahoma down 26,450 to 374,820, California slipping to 469,000, and the East dropping to 114,000. East Texas up 4,816 to 298,?Houston area?
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Okla
Oklahoma
California
Eastern
The
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Texas State
Eas Texas
Karses
Rocky Mountain
Pope Delivers Blessing to Start Vatican US Radio Service
Pope Pius sends blessing to American clergy and laity via a commercial radio link. The message, transmitted this afternoon, will inaugurate a Vatican City to United States service directed to Monsignor Pumasont-Blordl in Washington for relay to all bishops.
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Vatican City
Jia
United States
Pope Pius
America
Pumasont-Blordl
Apostolic Citlegate
Washington
Istanbul Faces Severe Blizzard After Snow Blankets City
Istanbul endures a fierce winter blizzard as heavy snow disrupts transit and leaves residents scrambling for shelter. Streets fill with stranded travelers and mosques provide warmth while temperatures plummet across the metropolis.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Senate Hears Need of Girls and Women in Distress
A Columbia sociology instructor told a Senate committee that homelessness among women and girls is rising and more challenging than male transients. He urged federal aid of 315 million to states for transient care, citing a survey: of 256,124 homeless, 3,389 were women, 35 to 40 percent under 21, with transient girls increasing fastest.
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D. C
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Spic Nels Anderson
Columbia
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Republican
New Mexico
Anderson
Negro Sentenced for Store Hold-up in Brady
Lester Barnett, a Negro, was sentenced in district court to 15 years for the December 23 grocery store holdup in Brady. He had been released from prison abroad a year earlier after serving time for forgery.
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Lester Barnett
Nrgro
Barnett
Ohio Governor Curtails Exercise
In Columbus Ohio state relief problems have forced Ohio's 60 year old governor to reduce activity to walking only. The governor has curtailed routine exercise as he focuses on state matters.
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Ohio
Columbus
British liquor findings studied in Senate inquiry
Washington January 24. Findings center on what constitutes intoxicating liquor by the senate judiciary committee. The British commission fixed permissible content at 3.05 per cent by weight for beer and wine. The report notes small quantities can produce drunkenness, and that alcohol can impair performance in tasks requiring skill. It cites occasional therapeutic value of alcohol when used properly.
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Washington
D. C
Britain
Senate
British Commission
Dry Leader Attacks Bill On Nonintoxicating Beer
Mrs. Henry W. Peabody, chair of the Woman's National Committee for Law Enforcement, writes to the senate judiciary committee opposing approval of a 205 beer at 3.8 percent alcohol as nonintoxicating. She argues it would violate interstate commerce and leave dry states unprotected, potentially affecting citizens’ rights across states. The letter warns such a rule would conflict with constitutional privileges and prompt cross-border access challenges.
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Washington, D. C
Henry W. Peabody
Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Senate
Judiciary Rammitiim
Peabody
Judge chastises missing complainants in assault cases
Judge Charles J. Matthews in Bownt Court at Caw No 2 condemned complainants who failed to appear for aggravated assault trials. He warned fines for contempt and dismissed about twenty cases when witnesses did not show or forgave the alleged attackers. Going forward county prosecutors must insist on proceeding or face penalties.
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Boints Court
Caw No. 2
Hess
Pontest
Terrell Optimist Club Speaker to Address We Program
Terrell Optimist Club president Dick O Terrel will speak at the We Program of the San Mionlo malady club next month with music by Br Anthony Natl Wal Carter and Ker aon wih the Opie oth quartet. In Pearsall a fire destroyed J D Owings home at 1 pm Monday and a 4 room furnished apartment at 100 Dyeant avenue is for rent.
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