World Day of Prayer theme echoes across nations
The piece recounts the World Day of Prayer observed by Protestants in 7000 cities, noting Gandhi’s plea to Britain and the broader debate on world redemption theories. It highlights contrasts between activism and nonviolence, mentions women’s suffrage linked to Pankhurst, and critiques cigarette advertising and production as a societal force.
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Oil Firm Sued for State Tax En Gas
Texas Attorney General Rice M. Tilley filed suit against the Houston based company for taxes claimed due totaling about 100000. A hearing is set for March 15 while cash assets and equipment may be safeguarded, and the firm faces possible disposal of assets unless resolved.
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Rice M. Tilley
Jodoy ‘Sledavit
Coasinl Totrelcam Company
Houston
City distributes 2000 sample ballots in school board fight
The city government distributed 2000 sample ballots Saturday amid a heated school board contest. The Robbie Ring Stokes ticket leads a three candidate lineup with Mayor Chambers unavailable for comment. One party ticket was disrupted when Col Hennessey was ruled ineligible for holding a government position.
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Colmel Hennessey
Violent Quakes Reported in Canal Zone Area
In Panama ESEY March 17 earth shocks struck the Isthmus of Panama at 10 44 p m causing panic among residents who fled riverfront areas while canal officials said the waterway would likely remain unaffected by the disturbance No material damage or injuries reported beyond disrupted housing and structural concerns
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Capitol Violates Smoke Law Claim
Washington report states a warrant charging violation of the District of Columbia smoke law has been issued against Capitol architect Tallardynn. He says health officials warned that the Capitol’s custom of smoke emissions may breach the statute and expect the warrant to be served soon.
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Woman Found Dead in Antioch Cottage Toward Morning
A young woman’s body, mutilated with legs and arms removed, was found early today in a deserted cottage near Deep River, five miles south of Antioch. Police are investigating a gruesome homicide with few leads and chained to no suspects.
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French Flood Aid From Mussolini Aid for Hindu Flood Relief
Premier Mimeolino announced Italian assistance for flood relief in India. The pledge follows French aid efforts and highlights cross nation cooperation amid the disaster emergency.
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Romance Bows To Border Rules Clash Over Love
Romance between Mr and Mrs R A Davis began in Mexico City and ended in marriage last Monday but faced a border ordeal Saturday as the bride and her mother arrived in San Antonio without the groom. The groom was detained at the border due to lack of passport or credentials, delaying reunion. Authorities say Davis may be a World War II veteran from Mesa and American Legion officials are asked to help resolve the matter.
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Alamo Post
American Legion
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Ariz
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Mesa
Meixco
Sleuths Close to Nighttime Home Invasion Near Miss
Two San Antonio detectives Johnny Tiggins and P C G Traulcastle almost engaged a violent home invasion at 62 Cameron Street when Mrs O J Zinsmeyer awakened to a prowler. The pair mistakenly confronted by a shotgun-wielding resident and fled as the real prowler escaped.
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P. CG. Traulcastle
O. J. Zinsyer
Cameron Street
Zinsmeyer
Real Spring Day Slated for Sunday Weather Forecast
Weatherman Jy H Jarboe predicts a real spring day Sunday for San Antonio and vicinity with sunshine and a low around 44 degrees. An ideal day is expected with temperatures rising to about 65 degrees and frost forecast for North and Central East Texas Saturday night, while West Texas is seen as fair and warmer for Saturday night and Sunday.
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Body of Stimson's Aid to Be Cremated
The body of Mrs. Pearl Tarkin de Marel, secretary to Secretary of State Wepry 1. Stimson, who died Thursday after a fall from a sixth car window at the Mayfair hotel, will be cremated Monday. The ashes will be shipped on the Aquitayns Wormsday or Workington. Three time and, services will he held.
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Workington
Cat Climber Hoists Into Snow in Stubborn Stand
A cat climbed a tall tree and refused to descend until a tree limb broke. Firemen spread a life net, but the animal leaped beyond the net into a snowbank, then vanished from view. No injuries reported.
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Cotton Steady at Orleans Opening
A fragmented report notes steady conditions at Orleans as a new opening event begins. Unclear names and dates appear. readers are advised to await fuller text.
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Youth's Fate Near Hands of Jury
In the Fourth District court Joe Tobrecht murder case, Judge McCrory's jury charge discussed. Assistant district attorney Ladon opened state arguments amid four defense exceptions. three overruled. Evidence included shotgun fragments and expert testimony on wound mechanics, with testimony about fragments from Stevens' body and discarded shells.
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Senate Increases Tariff on Crockery
Warhiagtus DL Maren Fy Thesennin announced a tariff rise on decorated earthenware and crockery ware from 1 to 0 percent, effective immediately as part of a tariff adjustment in the session.
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Nomination of Col Meaty for Brigadier General At White House
Washington March 8 Nomination of Col. Meaty of the Q M C to be quartermaster general with rank of brigadier general was announced at the White House today. He will succeed Brig. Gen. Terry F. Mechere who retires April 13. Colonel Whitehead, a native of Hemphill Texas, has served as assistant to the chief of all serving.
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White Lend
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Liberals vow pressure on Labour over unemployment policy
The Liberal party headquarters announces ongoing pressure on the Labour government over its unemployment policy starting from Mandar.
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Marrero
Liberal Party
Mandar
Temperatures Rise Across Regions With Frost North Saturday
Weather bulletin notes a cool start with frost north central and eastern counties, followed by a warming trend by Sunday. North and central areas see frost Saturday night into Sunday morning, then warmer conditions spread west and south, with winds turning northerly and coastal variability.
Failure of Grain Company Not to Hurt U S Agency
Washington March 5 The Continental Grain Company of Minneapolis filed bankruptcy yesterday. One hundred thousand bushels of grain stored by farmers were sold from the national board wire, as investigations into recovery of funds raised by the sale proceed.
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Washington, D
Federal Farm Board
Continental Grain Company
Minneapolis
Farmers Nations al Grain Corporation
Cook Makes Good Record in Prison Parole News
Dr. Frederick A. Cook leaves the Federal penitentiary on parole after a five year term noted for service kindness and fortitude. He departs Worth Hull March with the expectation of returning home soon.
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Liaven Worth
Hull
Marcy &Wheo
Frederick A. Cook
Federal Penitentiary
Patrolman Slain by Two Robbers on St Abin Avenue
Dayton patrolman Dayton A. Winegar was shot and killed in a botched haberdashery robbery on St Abin avenue. Two robbers fled with about $6000 in valuables.
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Dayton A. Winegar
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Killing of Deer Is Prohibited by Bill
A bill passed by the Senate, amended by senators Slovensom and Parr, would prohibit killing of deer in Livesak Reneé Willacy and McMpllca counties for the coming years, marking a major wildlife protection measure.
Cyclone Delays Aquitania at Sea
A mid Atlantic cyclone forced the liner Aquitania to alter course toward Sew Verde. The ship arrived safely with all aboard uninjured and no damage reported.
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France
Atlantic
Taft Reported as Losing Ground
Taft facing political pressure amid reports of slipping support among key constituencies. The latest dispatch notes uncertain signals from party allies and growing criticism of policy direction as analysts predict further challenges ahead.
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