Prohibition debate and political criticism in a late issue
A fragmented column blends Prohibition critique and political furor. It cites Senator Glinn of Virginia accusing President Hoover, notes British and American leadership tensions, and laments era politicians acting as “statesmen.” It discusses education funding, university gifts to Vale, and contrasts money with true scholarly value, ending with a reference to page 10.
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Senator Glinn
Virginia
Hoover
Luo Preglent
Pete McKenzie retrial prep draws seven witnesses called
The district court issued seven subpoenas for witnesses including Dr W J Johnson and Sheriff Alfonso Newsom Jr as the McKenzie retrial moves toward a family plea. Additional witnesses from county health and jail staff are sought while a larger courtroom is arranged for the proceedings.
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W. J. Tohnson
Siple Hospital
de W. Smith
State Hospital
de. J. N
J. A. McIntosh
Tom Monaghue
Alfonso Newstom Jr
John Gareni
McKenzie
Fae Wate Pristin Persentel
Horace Coon
Tuines
Britain
Dick Ollhem
John Mock
Letustd Osburn
Moore
McFarlane
Harrell
Ue Ta
Angiers
Wert
British Cabinet Will Recognize Russia's Soviets
The British cabinet discussed resuming diplomacy with the Soviet government and the possible entry of exiled Bolshevik leader Trotsky into England. Sources say the issue was raised as part of talks on recognizing the Soviet regime and reestablishing relations.
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Russia
Tondon
Teor ‘Trotsky
England
Will Hays Divorced in Sullivan County Court
Will Hays, movie industry leader, was granted a divorce from Mrs Tirlen Hays in Sullivan County court yesterday. The case noted Hays as president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America and referenced the ongoing public attention to his divorce proceedings.
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Will Hays
Sullivan
Will Tl. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of
Amelia
Sullivan County
Mra. Tirlen
Funeral set for Texas Auto Man in Dallas
Funeral services will be held Saturday for The Most 44 a residential automobile man linked to the Texas Automobile association and the Dallas Automobile club, killed in a grade crossing accident yesterday.
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Texas
Dallas
Texas’ Automouire Association
Dallaa Automobile Club
Convicts Re-Captured After Clemens Prison Escape
Twenty eight of forty eight convicts who kidnapped guards and escaped from Clemens prison near here were accounted for. Seventeen captured by posses, ten at large in river bottoms, one body seen downstream, several wounded. Guards pursued through mosquito filled flats, seven more arrested by night. One fugitive surrendered, others chased across fields and roads. escape described as fourth at Clemens.
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Tenas
Conviels
Clemens Prison
Teem
W. Mo Hickinen
Clemens Farm
Wernard
Tarn
Widen Sharch
Tovrari
Convinty Rensnin
Joe Rowen
Hornquaeters
Fee Hailey
Tom Nichols
Maselwood
Will Mille
Tom Waite
J. C
Parker
Toxsbe Jones
Bailey
Nichols
Ronilen
Anta
Hogden
Hickman
Limbert
Koved
Farmer
Cader Jane
Watts
Atansani
Hazelwool
Milly
Here
Ardroad
Jones
Sweeny
It Had to Come Sooner or Later It Had to Come Sooner or Later
A fragmented dispatch from Moscow references a forthcoming development across the nation. The garbled text mentions a club, officials, and symbols of aristocracy, hinting at political or social change unfolding amid confusion and disorder.
San Antonio City Battles Belgian Cement in Sewage Plant
City officials led by Mayor Chambers vow to block use of Belgian cement in a San Antonio sewage disposal plant project. A legal review and contractor dispute loom as six thousand barrels of Belgian cement reach the site. officials warn the city will not pay for imports.
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San Antonio
Kgidus
Maz- Ofc
MG Chambers
J. Dulty
Gharmbers
United States
Chater
Maser Chambers
Thealee
Thomas J. Dobbs Jr
Paul BE. Steff Ter
Agecor
Stettler
Meron
Ely
Mayors tax clash echoed in San Antonio dispute over values
Commissioner Bushick and Mayor Chambers clashed over downtown tax increases and reassessment plans in San Antonio. Bushick defended a June 1 reassessment to raise land values and equalize city properties, while Chambers cited an antiquated system and accused rising city budgets. The dispute centers on reassessment effects for downtown businesses versus small homeowners.
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Bushick
Vanek
Bushiek
C. M. Chambers
Weltatson
California
Chambers
San Anonnio
Fghtighie
Hushick
JLAN
Chamber
Alamo
San Antonio
Dushick
Hubby Sits Near Wife, Show Closed
A theater in WALLINGTON BD was closed mid performance after a patron near a wife and husband caused disruption. The incident led to the show being halted and police or officials deeming the event unsafe. The disruption involved the couple adjusting seats and a complaint about public menace.
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Wife
Universal Sereter
Wallington
Dune
Sir Huckpén
Hollard
Infeemouy
Jehick
Metalltz
Pullva
Nw Teel
Bishop Cannon Accused Of Using Church Office For Politics
NORFODE Yn ste 2L-)- Righoy Inmet Cannon Jr a militant crusader of the Methodist church was sharply criticized for using his bishop role to oppose a political candidate on religious grounds. The Knights of American Protestantism adopted the resolution at their convention closing session. The announcement came yesterday from the organization's national board of directors.
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Norfode, Yn
Righoy Inmet Cannon Jr
Methodist Mpisropal Church
Moath
Methodist Church
May
Knights of American Protestantism
Thei
Hoged of
Tanker Aground Delays Steamer After Two Week Cruise
BEAUMONT June 21 A tanker Showsee with about twenty seven Lexans aboard ran aground near Port Arthur while steaming from the West Indies. The steamer was delayed several hours as the tanker was diverted and the show resumed toward port after the incident.
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Beaumont
Ateamship
Angeavnd
Arthur
Dawes to Attend British Conference
Ambass sailor Charles G. Dawes today accepted invitation to the British Empire Service League biennial conference to be held June 25. The Prince of Wales will preside at the dinner in London.
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London
Ambass
Charles G. Dawes
Empire Council
British Empire Service League
Solli
Prince of Wales
Girl Accused of Killing Man in Starkville Shooting
In Starkville Miss Jung 21 is charged with the shooting death of Walter Bush 49 at Maven 260 miles west of here last night. The suspect face a possible murder charge and is held for the coroner and district attorney.
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Man
Starkville
Miss
Jung
Pearsall Ships Watermelons Amid Mixed Cargoes
Local report notes Pearsall shipped multiple cars of watermelons this week. The dispatch mentions additional freight including unnamed goods and other shipments, though the text is garbled with unclear terms and mis-spellings.
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Ebarsall
Tesag
Tune
BR Os
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