Reverends Clash Over Prohibition and Hoover Critique
The piece satirizes Reverend Palmer and King Lardner in a critique of Prohibition, Hoover, and religious rhetoric. It mocks attacks on a barber accused of murder, notes bootlegging zeal and deaths, and mentions Will Rogers’s take on Prohibition laws amid Chicago crime cases and Moscow cult imagery. The fragment references Voltaire and a age of upheaval in political and religious discourse.
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Testimony Opens in Montiel Trial on Slaying 6 Count
Testimony began in Montiel's trial for the slaying of Pedro Espirga. Prosecutors aimed to wrap up Thursday afternoon with 24 witnesses in the Ninety fourth District Court before Judge W W McCrory. Keporza died after being struck near a Sutherland Spring dance hall on November 1, 1928.
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Newton D Baker To Receive Distinguished Service Medal
Newton D Baker secretary of war in World War I arrives in Washington to receive the Distinguished Service Medal from General Pershing. Baker’s visit marks a formal recognition of his wartime service.
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Italian Ministers OK Vatican Pact for Treaty Fulfillment
Rome March 2 The council of ministers approved a bill presented by Premier Mussolini to fulfill the Italian treaty with the Vatican aimed at settlement of the historic Roman question.
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Weather forecast text with garbled dates and winds
Readable parts indicate a cold spell with low temperatures near 30 degrees and northerly winds. The garbled lines suggest Wednesday through Thursday conditions, coastal effects near Texas, and a mix of cool and unsettled weather with stronger winds late week.
Soldier on Texas killing halts execution fears
In Dallas on October 1 a soldier confessed to a holdup killing after a duty assignment in the Philippines. General MacArthur notified Texas Governor Patr suggests possible delays for Clarence Carter’s death sentence as authorities verify the claim and seek delay until validation. Dell’s arrest and identity are under review, with Dallas officials awaiting confirmation. The case intertwines with stalled license fee reform in Austin as lawmakers clash over procedural rules.
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He Wrote It and Then Did It
Leonard Stevens, songwriter of the hit "Fall Down and Go Boom," was recovering from brain scalp wounds after a hit and run automobile crash. Stevens said he was the victim and his wife asked him to explain the incident. The crash occurred as he was at a water’s edge.
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Motion to Quash Indictment in Federal Case
The article details a motion to quash and dismiss a six count federal indictment against Congressman Warabneh. Attorneys Hueh Robertson Charles W Anderson and W. A. Warenschard file the motion arguing none of the counts violate federal law. Hearing could occur before May 6 as Judge West weighs whether to proceed.
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Produce Men in Dispute on City Ordinance
Conflict pits Texas wholesale produce merchants against San Antonio vendors over a proposed city ordinance. Wholesalers seek a protective measure for local growers in Texas County. Paul Loven, president of the vendors group, notes committees from both sides are at work. Mayor G. M. Chambers announced plans to have wholesalers draft a tentative ordinance with teeth to protect home growers.
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Unmasked duo rob Brownwood bank for 5500 dollars
In Brownwood Texas two unmasked men robbed the First National Bank of five thousand five hundred dollars. The suspects exited quickly and fled the scene after the interior staff were deterred. Local authorities search the area for the robbers.
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German Freighter Giessen Wrecked Near Snide Islands in Pacific
SHANKITAT March 13 The German freighter Giessen bound for Tong Kong struck the bottom near the Snide Islands today and is believed total lost. An unnamed crew member was ashore and had reached three persons, with one man missing.
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City to Seek Eminent Domain For Traffic Hazard Fix
The city will file Wednesday or Thursday to condemn a strip of ground 18 feet wide and 50 feet back on West French Street and Main Avenue to remove a traffic hazard at the intersection. Judge Perry S Robertson in county court will hear the petition with Assistant City Attorney Thomas D Cobban. the city must deposit funds and owners may accept or contest the award leading to a trial if rejected.
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Expert Talks at Poultry Short Course March 15
Principal speaker will headline the Macuhy poultry short course at the Routhivest National Egg-lasing con folk next Friday afternoon at 1:00 on the contest grounds. Assistant County Agent Paul A. Consina announced Wednesday that visitors are invited under the auspices of Yorns A and MM.
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Broad Rules on Medicine Raised in Washington DC Session
Washington DC acts log broad laws on medical treatment with religious freedom claims. The measure, backed by commissioners and medical groups, argues regulations should not apply to healing practices and personal treatment of ailments. Endorsed by various associations and doctors including Senator Evan New York.
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Refuses to Swear as Judge Rules on Vaginary Charge
A defendant charged with vaginary incorporation refuses to swear, citing religious beliefs. The judge allows affirmation after a brief exchange, and the witness stands ready. Officer By Tong testifies as the case proceeds, and the defendant is fined seventy dollars.
Bolivian Border Probe Starts After Clashes Kill Many
Washington reports the Bolivian border probe begins after months of work by a joint commission to investigate December clashes that left Bolivian guards dead and many wounded. The action aims to assign blame and assess Cambodian...
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Condition of Foch Improves Slightly
The condition of Marshal Foch improves slightly overnight. His temperature this morning was normal and his pulse steady, reflecting a modest recovery as reports from the field indicate gradual improvement in his health.
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Actress Mourns Death of Dog Mitsou in Road Accident
Maud Lai, noted French actress, mourns the death of her dog Mitsou after it bolted into traffic and was struck by a car near Nice. The incident occurred as Mitsou crossed the road and was run down by the vehicle, ending the pet’s life instantly. The dog's owner, a Parisian, took custody of the animal after the tragedy.
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Merger Talk Between Radio Corporation and Western Union
In New York on March 15 officials discuss a potential giant communications merger between the Radio Corporation of America and Western Union Telegraph, with no definite decision yet. Western Union President Newcomb Carlton announced the talks upon his return from a six week overseas trip.
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Pets Entered in Fiesta Parade By San Antonio Children
Scores of pets are entered for the Fiesta Parade with animals ranging from frogs to donkeys. John Mansard, superintendent of recreations, announced the registration process at city playgrounds and urged local children to register their pets with supervisors.
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Mexican Deputies Arrive in U S on Good Will Mission
Seventeen federal deputies from Whihpahua, Mexico, arrived in San Antonio on the way to El Paso from Laredo for a goodwill mission. Mexican consul general Enrique Santibanez said the purpose is to propagate a friendly attitude toward the Mexican government among Americans.
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General Nobile Resigns Rank and Office
Rome reports that General Umberto Nobile, commander of the ill fated Italia expedition, has resigned his rank and office. The change was announced officially in Rome and accepted by authorities.
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Walsh Foresees Broad U.S. Oil Plans After Talk
Walsh of Montana after a conference with President Weaver said the Administration’s conservation policy would extend far beyond current expectations. He described the oil plan as reaching into areas beyond the earlier stance, signaling a broad agenda shaped by the White House.
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Government Army Wear Drectie In Torreon Push
Federal troops closed on Torreon in a determined drive to crush the rebel government. General Colles's forces moved from Rio Grande and Camacho to threaten Torreon while pursuing the retreating rebel left wing after Saltillo evacuation. Officials predicted defeat, with potential dispersal of rebels toward the U S border. The government reported Saltillo evacuation, halted Mazatlan advance, and redeployed 1600 troops to Naco Sonora. A rebel leader, General Simon Aguirre, was executed after surrender and court martial.
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