Texas oil bill wins support from House committee
The Texas House oil, gas and mining committee favors a bill by Rep. Peorose Metcalfe to regulate transport and storage of oil. It would empower the Railroad Commission to regulate pipelines and require storage facilities to accept oil from independent and major producers, with an emergency measure urged by independents. The bill faces opposition from several major oil companies and independents.
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Ry Austin
Hooxe
Wheth & Conservation Wwe
Apments
Railroad Commission
Pal
Tom Mix Pays $174,420 to IRS in Guilty Plea
Angeles dispatch reports film star Tom Mix handed a $174,420 check to the Internal Revenue Service after pleading guilty to three counts of failure to pay income taxes for a three year period. Judge James presided over the case.
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Angeles
Tom “Miz
Rowbsy
Internal Revenue
Bogofen
Teres
Film
Tudge James
Pike
Matched Gems Latest Colored Jewelry Accent Gowns
Colored jewelry to match wearers gowns as the latest fashion note from Gay Paree. Jean Patou offers a marine blue taffeta ensemble with accessories in a similar shade.
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Gay Parec
Jean Patou
Canadian Liquor Bill Would Halt Shipments to U S
Ottawa on March 5s a bill to prohibit export of intoxicating liquors by distilleries warehouses or bonded houses to the United States was given its first reading yesterday. Premier W L Mackenzie King sponsors the measure which would halt shipments and is described as aiming to curb liquor exports to the United States amid calls for stricter controls.
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Ottawa
United States
W. L. Markenzie King
Najol Babies and the Cheap Cure Promise
An advertisement touts Najol as a safe internal cleaner that lubricates the body, boosts energy, and improves mood. It claims widespread testimonials, insists no drugs or habit formation, and urges readers to buy sealed Najol packages at stores for a few cents to feel like a million dollars.
Prince of Wales Rebounds From Malaria Recovery
Dispatch reports the Prince of Wales has recovered from malaria and plans to resume hunting on Sunday. He may travel to Entebbe Uganda to base an expedition on Lake Victoria using a lake home as a base for the trip.
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London
Prince of Wales
Daily Mail
Natrobi
Wealthy Rancher Drowns in Texas Ditch
John Delinger, 65, a wealthy rancher from Anutillo Texas, drowned in an irrigation ditch near El Pash. The body was found late yesterday about three hundred feet from his overcrossed bridge after he apparently tried to hoop a sharp line over the bridge and lost balance.
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EL Pash
John Delinger
Anutillo
Texas
Belinger
Pantral
British Essayist Taken by Death in Malina District
In Malina district, British essayist Charles Whibley Justin F. Fayphang critic and James M. Whistler, brother-in-law of the American printer, died. The notice notes Whibley’s death and mentions related literary figures linked to the press.
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Malina
Byercatoly
Charles Whibley
Jirstinbex Fayphang
James M. Whistler
Ex-Dictator Photo Thrown in Bastille Scene
Fragmentary caption describes a village scene involving a photo of Primo de Rivera being thrown into a wall or Bastille like structure. The readable text hints at a nationalist or anti regime act amid scattered words and clipped phrases.
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Bastile
San. Wieture
Primo de Rivera
Bork
Weldon Freed On Poster Charge Verdict Of Not Guilty
Donovan Weldon editor of Bexar Facts was charged with carrying an advertising placard in public in front of The Gunter hotel. A six member jury deliberated five minutes and returned a not guilty verdict in Corporation Court amid crowd reaction, defense contending it raised freedom of speech issues and political persecution.
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Donovan Weldon
Wridiay
Weldon
Corporation Court
Courr
Spectatore
Antree
Gunter
Welton
J. J O Bannion
Freedom OF Press
Andy Young
Walter Grace
James Young Jr
Sras
Hoyt, Schneider
J Gorman
R. P. Wolf Paul Drilick
Morrin Barkin
Joe Sanchez
Atage
O'Bannion
Gas Klockenkamper
Flo
Gunter Hotel
Placsto
Glogan Weldon
Lewie
Bexar Facts
Han Antonio
Howard Mueller
James Young
Grace
Tomes Young
Tha
Sdge
Dave Watson
Santa Clana
Ginee
Woman to Seek Lost Indian Tribe in Peru
Fragmentary notice describes Elizabeth Steen of Handean pursuing a quest to locate a lost Indian tribe in Peru with guidance from a Deliv guide. The readable text references the University of California and a globetrotting search with emphasis on travel attire and the jungle setting.
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Oseen
Flizsbeth Steen
Handean
Deg
University of California
Perazil
Lobe
Indiana
Evar Paniel
Uu Deliv
Fragmentary Wichita shooting report with missing names
An OCR fragment from Wichita references a shooting case with unclear names and dates. Mentions Harlip Marlin Ed Melanson and other local figures in a garbled sequence. Lacks coherent facts, locations, or outcomes due to corruption.
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Wichita
Marlin
Melanson
Wrousle
Ana
Naphtha Blast Futures Market Report
Fragmented text references Maren amo MNS ON CUD and Levinlane branding. unclear details. No concrete events, dates, or figures are readable. Summary focuses on speculative futures mention and generic branding terms.
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Paton Rorge
Maren Amo
Ted
Famalrien
Janet Wight
Special Lent Services Slated at St Mark's Episcopal Church
Lent observances are announced at St Mark's Episcopal Church with weekly services led by visiting clergy from various Texas towns. Wednesday evenings feature litany and sermon at 7 30, plus a children’s service earlier in the afternoon. A parochial mission and daily Holy Communion are planned during March and April with a roster of speakers from Trinity, St. David's, Christ Church and other parishes across the state.
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Glergren
Texas
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Rolfer Crum
Deak
William T. Capers
West Texas Miocese
Wedendeay
B.C. Vani Hee
Crum
William T. Coopers
DuBose Murphy
Mible
University of Texas
Clinton & Quin
Mista
Iter
E. H. Gibson
Trinity Church
Galveston
BR. M. Hoyd
St. David's Church
Austin
Everett H. Jouta
St. Paul's Church
Waco
Rolfe P. Crum
Henry R. Herndon
St. Cailip'n Church
Uvalde
Samuel O. Capers
Christ Church
San Antonio
Her. Clinton
Quin
Goliad
Clinton
Quine
Toway
Holy Season Opens at Rome
Rome marks Ash Wednesday opening of Lent from March 5 to Easter Sunday with priests imposing ashes and reminding faithful of dust to dust. Lent spans 40 fasting days excluding Sundays, with meat abstinence on Wednesdays and Fridays still common. Cardinal Gasparri’s retirement shifts Lent start earlier and Holy Saturday fast ends at noon to boost Easter joy.
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Rome
Cardinal Gasparri
Suit of Clothes Stolen From Truck Parked in Alley
A bold thief stole clothing from a truck parked behind Warder Hratheen store on Tauaton street. J. A. Shrawn of the store reported the theft to police. The burglar also took a tire and alarm clock from a residence on North New Sirenfecte avenue. Losses totaled about 23 dollars in clothes and other items. Nearby, a barber shop on Page Street reported break‑ins and tool theft.
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Tauaton
Atrest
Hurglara
Mrs Harris Named Secretary of Green Hospital
Mrs Harris, 38, recently appointed secretary of the Robert B Green Hospital board of directors. Appointment made at a Tuesday night meeting by acting president Cunningham. H Ord was named chairman of the purchasing committee and Dr I Jr Nixon headed the financing committee.
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Mo Wareik
Tm Board of di
Robert B. Green Hospital
Deln Cuneningham
Fl. H. Orde
Tr. I. Jr. Nixon
City News Dance At La Hor Temple With Hottest Matte
City residents gathered for a dance night at the La Hor Temple featuring the town’s most popular matte show. Organizers promoted a lively program and strong turnout amid festive mood.
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Lahor
New Official on Job as City Clerk and Purchasing Agent
Jame Simpson sits with Russell R. Jennett in the office reviewing records. Simpson was appointed city clerk on Tuesday to fill the vacancy left by the death of Fred Fries and Jennett was named city purchasing agent.
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Jame Simpson
Russell R. Jennett
Simpson
Fred Fries
Mabel Normand Leaves Estate to Mother in Will
Los Angeles March 5. Actress Mabel Normand died February 23 from tuberculosis leaving her entire estate to her mother Mrs. Mary Normand of Staten Island New York. Lew Cody, fellow actor, confirms he received nothing and calls the decision proper.
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Los Angeles
Amiaba Normand
Slim Comedienne
Mary Normand
Staten
Scientist's Body Found in Canada Near Hay River Post
A delayed report says the ore remnants of Dr Mart Faber a German scientist were found by patrol 15 miles above Lower Hay River post in the Northwest Territories on Saturday. No cause of death is known and Faber had been missing for some time.
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Canada
Elmonton
Alta
Mart Faber
Resal
Lower
Hay River
Northwest Territories
Seturday
Faber
Bolivia and Paraguay Accept Neutral Boundary Mediator
Bolivia agrees to a neutral mediator to settle the boundary dispute with Paraguay. Paraguay has accepted, joining a commission organized by the United States and allied nations to oversee talks in March.
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Bolivia
Holkin
Ithae
Paraguay
Uni Staten
Cua
Mexolyrabia
Efruzuay
Maj Sands Sent to 8 A A As Instructor
Major Alfred T P Sandy, a field artillery officer, is ordered to San Antonio for duty as the hurter with the Texas National gun. He is presently a student at the Army War College in Washington.
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Maj. Sands
8. A
Alfred T. P. Sandy
San Antonio
Texas National Gun
Army War College
Washington
Appetites Aroused by Sugar in Cooking Advice
An old article advises boosting flavor in vegetables by adding sugar to cooking water or during preparation. It notes spinach can taste mild while tomatoes taste sharp, and suggests mild vegetables paired with slight sugar to balance flavors. Doctors encourage using wholesome, varied foods for children. Sugar is also said to enhance meat dishes.
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Tednan
Dortors
Kansas City Mayoral Race Tied to March Primary
George E. Kimball, Republican, and Bruce B. Smith, Democrat, will oppose each other as mayoral candidates in Kansas City in the March 25 election following Centerdas's primary balloting.
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Kankas City
George E. Kimball
Bruce B. Smith
Exchcer
Kansas City
Centerdas
Meet Is Called on Street Widening
A large committee of street property owners on San Peden Avenue will meet with the mayor and city commissioners on Thursday to request further action on widening the street.
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San Peden Avenue
Moody, Ferguson clash over legislature adjournment
Governor Moody accused former governor Ferguson of stalling and interfering as the legislature faces adjournment. Moody said Ferguson supported a bill to adjourn without funding summer state schools and penitentiary needs, then opposed it for unknown reasons.
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Austin
UPI
Moody
Itm
Ferguson
Nandy
Mate Fox
Jim Ferguson
Jim
Kemper Student Is Rifle Shoot Champ
In Ro onville Missouri Cadet Lieutenant Aretie McGuire of Blackwater a Kemper military school student and captain of the varsity riflemen was crowned individual class champion after firing a score of 874 to defeat 40 representatives from 35 military schools in a National Rifle Association sponsored match.
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Roonville
Zack
Aretie d. McGuire
Dlackwater
Kemper
Tod “Way
United States
McGuire
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