Hague Session Opens at Geneva as Council Meets
Geneva January 25 1930 The League of Nations council convened and elected Joseph Paul-Baudin of France to the presidency. Key items include the European debts report slavery in Liberia a potential loan a pending Sir Eric Drummond resignation and the Manchuria question with a special meeting to study possible action by China awaiting the investigating committee report.
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Quick Way to Break Up a Cold
An ad style note touts Hill's Castor Quinine drug for quick cold relief. Recommends two tablets now, water, and follow directions. Claims symptoms ease soon as the treatment moves poisons from the system and restores normal outlook.
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Hive Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
Advert claims cooling germ destroying ointment melts on skin to carry medicines deep into pores. It speeds relief for itch eczema and similar troubles two to three times faster than ordinary remedies. Sold by all druggists.
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Why So Many Take Black-Drawcut Taras
The text discusses widespread use of Black-Draught products as a preferred remedy and refresher. It notes perceived effectiveness, low cost, and routine morning use, with references to a container and a general positive reception among users. The excerpt reads as an early promotional style fragment from a historical advertisement.
Editor letters challenge changing norms in 1930s San Antonio
A scanned 1930s letter page discusses the publication on mission history in San Antonio. Frederick C. Chadbot critiques the Official Handbook’s treatment of local antiquity. A response questions gender equality and calls for a single standard in society.
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Military Training Blamed in LA Bombings
Editor laments violence among youth amid bombings and questions if military drill and swords corrupt minds. He cites Kellogg Briand pact against war and warns patriotic ties may unravel if training teaches killing.
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Gun Fails After Killing 2 in Family
A tragic family shooting in Indiana leaves two dead and others injured. Police report a suspect acted alone before taking his own life as investigators piece together a motive in what authorities call a fatal domestic incident.
Deportation Threat Endangers Family of Stateless Couple
A Niagara Falls couple and their baby face deportation to Scotland after overstaying their leave. The country-born infant has no provision for transport back, and authorities plan to separate the family this week.
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British Refuse India Compromise in inaugural address
In a formal inaugural address to the Indian legislature, Lord Willingdon outlines Britain’s stance on dealing with the Indian compromise, signaling firm control and limited concessions while urging cooperation from local leaders. The speech frames the empire’s policy direction and governance approach amid rising political pressure.
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Gunmen Take Safe From Chicago Restaurant
In Chicago on January 25 a group of gunmen stormed a North Side restaurant and forced workers to the floor while looting a cash box containing about $1500. A girl cashier and two waitresses were among the victims.
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Secret Six Fights Kidnap Ring in Chicago Area
Secret Six of the Chicago Association of Commerce crime fighting unit claims discovery of a large kidnapping syndicate with ransom as the objective. Chief Investigator Alexander Janstein says proof against several leaders exists and arrests may occur soon, tying at least five abductions in the Chicago area to about 375000 in ransom.
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Theater front wrecked by dynamite blast in Chicago
Explosion rocks a Chicago theater lobby wounding residents and wrecking the front facade. Police investigate as a renewed clash between theater owners and film operators unfolds. Classified rental ads list available units in the area.
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Chiefs Face Arrest Over Moscow Railroad Wreck
In Moscow on January 2 a prosecutor charged 12 railroad workers with negligence linked to a deadly June wreck near Mostow Inn. The prosecutor sought lengthy prison terms, and the courtroom drama halted proceedings as the case proceeded with the road’s officials included in the trial.
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Explosions Damage Five Buildings in Wilmerding
Three blasts and a fire hit suburban Wilmerding early today. Five buildings were damaged and several families fled their apartments to the street. Police estimated damage at about 40 dollars. no injuries were reported.
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Rising star Gray brightens radio and musical comedy
The rising star of musical comedy stage and screen, Mr. Gray, with rare personality and voice, is described as ideal for radio and for the romantic ballads he sings. An addition to radio's first line artists and a key figure in "Music that Satisfies."
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