Wurzbach Denies Federal Indictment Charge as Frameup
Republican Congressman Harry M. Wurzbach defends against a federal grand jury indictment in Waco alleging corrupt practices. He claims the case is politically motivated and notes he will appear before the Senate patronage committee to respond. He asserts all 1926 campaign contributions were voluntary and prior to the primary.
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Waco Grand Jury
Senate
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Fourteenth District
Wurzbach
McCloskey
Senate Patronage Committee
Rene B. Creager
National Republican
H. M. Halden
Houston
S.C. Kyle
United States Veterans Bureau
San Antonio
H. F. Geyer
E. J. Kendell
Ray B. Nichols
Fragmented Today page notes wartime and aviation plans
The fragment discusses wartime strategy with mentions of potential alliances, air routes, and a proposed sea beamed landing area with towering structures and guiding lights. It also references historical figures and a violent court case involving Nathaniel Conway, along with a note on St Hirneon Stylites.
Teeth in Tariff Act Suggested by New Jersey Solon
New Jersey Republican Bachabard urged stronger enforcement of the Fordney McCumber tariff after meeting with President-elect Hoover. He proposed adding real teeth to the tariff provisions to ensure effective protection and compliance.
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New Jersey
Solon
Washington, D. G
Bachabard,epublican
Hoover
Girl in Coma After Nighttime Attack in Wass
A 21-year-old State college student Miss Ther a Smith was found unconscious after an attack in Wass. Detective reports say the sister called the victim around an unknown hour and a church handkerchief was found at the scene. A naval officer, K P McKellar, who hosted Miss Smith, returned to discover her in a coma in the kitchen.
Alimony Dispute Highlights Court Efforts for Higher Support
The report outlines a case where a husband resists increased alimony while the recipient seeks more money from his family. A new trial was granted for $50,000 liability from last October, with legal services claimed and a substantial fortune cited.
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Maretain E. Effient
Ty Wille
California
Nore
Elliott
Annie
Ediatt
Ch Toney
Rite
Unclear Traffic Act Notice From Austin Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a motor traffic act pending in Austin with references to durations and return dates. The text is incomplete and contains garbled names and places, making specifics difficult to extract.
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Austin
San Antonio
Army Orders Read Across Washington March
Fragmented military notices reference troop movements and assignments involving Washington D C and surrounding commands. Names such as James F P Butler and Charles A Frank appear amid mentions of artillery and infantry units.
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Piik
Terry
Way
Washington
Witter
Hamid
Janes FP. Butler
C. de Watingien
Tteck
Talnud “Arsenal
Viret Tinut
Charles A. Prank
Vurt Ue
A. Manbedl
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Bond issue surge in Senate signals late session action
As the 60 day session nears its end in Austin final passage of a $175,000,000 highway bond issue gains a two thirds Senate majority after late shifts. West Texans oppose the veto showdown on Small land measures while prison and reform bills loom for the closing days.
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Holbrook Prison Relocation and Tu Organization
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Taneworth Chooses Por House Speaker
Unclear OCR text mentions Taneworth and a selection for speaker position. References Nicholas Tevaiworth and possible minority roles. Details are garbled. no clear names, dates, or institutions fully readable.
Perils of Drug Addiction Told by Alma Rubens
Alma Rubens narrates her battle with narcotic addiction, her fear and secrecy, and the impact on her family. She condemns suppliers and doctors who enable trafficking and calls for stronger laws to curb the trade that profits from victims. Her mother Theresa Rubens listens, offering quiet support as Alma reflects on the torment and the yearning for a life free of drugs.
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Lin
Flo
Ricardo Cortez
Rubeus
Alma Rubens
Pain In Agony Phe Lamurcae You Streaded Inl
The text presents garbled phrases and distorted names making a coherent event unclear. It appears to be a broken narrative with fragments about pain, fighting, and frustration, lacking discernible people or organizations or a dated location. No definite action or outcome can be established from readable material.
Nell Brinkley urges return of feminine frills in postwar era
Nell Brinkley proclaims new social demand for dainty attire as signs of demure femininity return amid postwar disquiet. She criticizes loss of charm from bobbed hair and short skirts and urges women to revive petticoats and elegance as Hollywood buzzes around Alma Rubens and the era.
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Molly Wood
Enerey
Che Wana
United States
Abe
Lesiiz
Brinkles
Hollywood
New York
Trice Mecstar
Bobble
Weniny
Misa Brinkley
Utter
Pension grants mark end of congressional aid rush
President Coolidge signed a $5000 yearly pension for Edith Bolling Wilson widow of Woodrow Wilson and payments honoring Major Walter Reed and aides for work against yellow fever. The acts also include a joint resolution limiting federal permits affecting the Colorado River and its tributaries.
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Coolidge
Congress
Mre
Edith Bolling Wilson
Pen Niong
Walter Reed
Tariff Talk Surfaces From Valley Shippers
Valley shippers and growers discuss a proposed one cent tariff on importations to protect local interests. S. Bell of the chamber of commerce says the plan follows a conference with growers and the Valley association. A larger campaign may be organized to push the tariff action if needed.
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San Benito
Eras
Valles
S. £. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Hell
Aroolil
Heathers
Slayer of Wife Sentenced to Long Term Jail
A man identified as Morel 33 years old was convicted in Amaritqa for the killing of his wife. The sentence includes a lengthy term in the penitentiary with appeal options noted. The court records reference prior incidents and the defendant’s attorney plans to pursue further teint.
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Lnvax
Tony
Invanliy
Elaine
Leon
Torton
Wats
Chestnuts Be Preserved as State Revives Trees
Connecticut seeks to restore chestnut trees once a national pride. Young trees are being planted in Fairfield County and other spots as foresters revive the species after the blight.
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New Haven
Con
Connecticut
United States
Itera
Fairfield County
Walt
Linge
Maine
Maryland
State Forestry Department
Highway Board Exonerated In Probe In Austin Report
A joint legislative committee cleared the state highway department and the state board of control of 22 charges. The panel praised honesty integrity and ability of officials and found no wrongdoing. The report lists members Patrick Bec Woodul Wallace Graves Murphy and Horna day. The finding emphasizes public trust in state highway leadership.
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