Kansas Fields and Hoover Year Reflections in March Notes
Newton Kansas March weather and farm notes describe rain delaying plowing as farmers hope for Hoover's first year effects. Editor caps remarks on Senator Capper's review of Hoover, noting mixed support from wet press, blueprints for a constructive era, and uncertain wheat markets. References to wheat prices, Uncle Sam purchases, and potential Supreme Court vacancies add context.
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Newton
Kaw
Rantacaban
Seanior Capper
Daily Capitol
Topeka
Hauser
Capitol
Cangees
Mastern
Uncle Sam
Uncle Saga
United Staks
Awl
Hoover
Cremore
Digs First Spaceful Mayor Breaks Ground for The Light
Mayor C M Chambers broke ground Friday for the San Antonio Light plant at Broadway and Fifth streets. The new home will be among the nation’s most modern newspaper plants.
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C. M. Chambers
San Antonio
Broadway
Fifth Streets
McCrory Hears Arguments On Pete McKenzie's Writ
In Ninety fourth District Court Judge TF W McCrory heard Whitaker arguing for a writ of habeas corpus for John McKenzie known as Pete McKinely. District Attorney Tamar Seeligaun presented the state's position with A J West to follow for the defense. McKenzie, released briefly from imprisonment, showed interest but began to tire as proceedings continued.
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Texas
England
W. We. Whitaker
John
Pete
Toran
Tamar Seeligaun
A. 3. West
Whitaker
McKenzie
MecKenzie
Walla
Fiet
Tete
Nowspaper
Plastic Surgeon Loses License in Illinois
Illinois strips Henry J. Sebbieson, touted as a leading plastic surgeon, of his license after an education department order cites alleged coercion of Sayde Hollandiat into an abortion to straighten her bow leg. The case details high charges and the director signed the license revocation order yesterday.
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Illinois
Chicago
Alinde
Henry J. Sebireson
Sebireson
Michael F. Walsh
Misa Sayde Hollandiat Sebbeson
Ayortlion
Ign
Several Hurt In Wien Fur Workers Clash
New York report details a clash at a Seventh Avenue site involving Wien Fur workers. Dozens of men and women were hospitalized or treated by ambulance surgeons after the confrontation on March 14 with injuries reported but no confirmed totals.
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Wien Fur
New York
Seft
Wwentssighth Street
Hurley Approves Galveston Bayou Bridge Plan
Secretary Murley announced approval of plans for a bridge to be built by Galveston County Texas over the Highland bayou nineteen miles west of Galveston to replace an existing span.
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Hurley
Galveston
Washington, D. C
Murley
Galveston County
Texas
Highland Bayou
Calveston
Senate Tobacco Decision Remains Unchanged In Tariff Debate
Washington D C March 14 The Senate today refused to reconsider its prior action and voted to deny the House proposal to raise the tobacco tax by 40 cents while keeping the existing tariff on weather tobacco.
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Washington, D. Ga
Maren
Senate
Teday
House
Prohibition Debate Shapes New York City Views At Hearings
Hearings on prohibition reveal mixed views from City figures. Chaplain John Callahan of the Tombs praises the dry law as crime and vice decline in the Bowery, while others recount ongoing social ills. Witness Raymond Robins argues anti prohibitionists gained at Al Smith’s expense, noting shifts in political support. The witness list includes Jos F. Melntyre, with a reference to continuing coverage on Page 10.
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Wastington
New York
Todes
House Judiciary Committee
America
John Callahan
Tombs
Ciffen
Bowery
Cullsham
Vailey Mescue
Sista
Fifth Avenue
Smite
Callahan Sas
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Alfeed
Smith
New York State
Robins
Jos . F. Melntyre
Treasury Nears Break As Cash Balance Plunges
The daily treasury balance for March 12 shows only 665000 and change on hand, a record low feared to threaten operations. Officials note expected inflows from income tax payments and certificate sales will bolster funds this week.
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Washington, D. C
Mareh 11
S. Treasury
Treasury
Curtain Ready to Rise on Opera in San Antonio
San Antonio prepares for its fourth opera season as the Chicago Civic Opera company arrives for three performances Friday and Saturday. Conductor Fanil Cooper joins the company and plans a Friday afternoon Alamo visit. Tickets surge as locals dress for the event and artists arrive for Langhangee Carmen program. The Friday train brings Lora Maina Charles Marshall Coe Glade Edith Myson Giacomo Rimini Richard Bonelli and Herbert Johnson with the company.
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Chicago Civic Opera Company
San Antonio
Fanil Cooper
Ann“Hauser
Stora
Alamo
Municipal Auditorium
Lucia di Lammermoor
San Antoninas
Melve
Langhangee
Carmen
Lora Maina
Charles Marshall
Coe and Glade
Edith Myson
Giacomo Rimini
Richard Bonelli
Herbert Johnson
Good News of Good Times Prosperity Drive Highlighted
A brief page summary notes rising business in America with focus on California fruit and cannery sectors, signaling relief for unemployed workers. It mentions potential 4,000,000 in gains this year and hints at a Pennsylvania railroad planning 300,000,000 in gold bonds for 1080 improvements, with references to pages for full details.
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America
Venusylvanie Sailroad
Coluran
Bond Election Planned for City Relocation Efforts
The city will call a bond issue to fund relocation work before the end of April. Major McChainbore announced the plan to hold an election after a 30 day notice, with an estimated amount near 5 to 9 million dollars. Relocation of preexisting precincts in the newly annexed territory is near completion and lists of voters will be checked against tax rolls to verify eligibility. The action follows approvals from New York authorities and anticipates a 10 day window to set the election date.
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McChainbore
Anil Ali
Prexinets
Fred Wries
Herman Schimpff
D. Cobbe Je
New York
Briday
Man's Kidnapping Motive Is Puzzle
In Pelion today, investigators work to resolve the case of a man seized from his home at Interleken. The Wednesday night kidnapping puzzles authorities as they seek a motive and any enemies. No clear suspects or reasons have been disclosed.
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ASIN
Bayonne Killing Is Called Rum Feud
Police described the recent Bayonne slaying as part of a North Jersey liquor racketeers feud. Wealthy bootlegger Donny Engel was fatally wounded at his speakeasy when four gunmen opened fire, marking the second such killing in a week amid rum gang violence.
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Bayonne
North Jersey
Donny Engel
Tno Fey
Policeman Kills Escaping Convict in California
Ohio convict Walter Sinclair, escaped from Ohio State penitentiary, was shot and killed by Patles Officer Norbert Cordill in Brawley California as he attempted to flee toward Creedam after being arrested on information from Ohio officers. Sinclair’s death ends the extradition attempt and marks a violent conclusion to the escape.
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Hraney
Calif
Maren T
Weath Bag
Walter Sinclair
Aling
Joe McFarland
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Sinvlair
Ohio
Patles
Nobert Cordill
Creedam
Brawley City
Ini
Rains Forecast For Friday Night And Saturday
Weatherman J. A1 harbor predicts cloudy skies with occasional showers Friday night and Saturday. The forecast also calls for Sunday night showers and cooler temperatures across Hast and West Texas.
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Agaia
Weatheremat J
Salue Uy
Jarhoe
West Texas
Mail Restriction Plan Opposed in Senate Hearing
Representative Avin Dewoernd Tennessee told the Senate Commerce Committee that the State Department fears that delaying a contract award to private firms operating under the American flag could damage Pan American relations.
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Washington, D. G
Avin, Dewoernd
Teauenssa
Senate
Elute Department
Fred B. Robinson in Governor's Race
Fred B. Robinson enters the gubernatorial race with veteran publisher Fred A. Hobinsen backing a campaign centered on state highways and infrastructure. The announcement marks a bold move in the Texas race as supporters frame the contest amid advocacy and policy focus.
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Fred B. Robinson
ACO
Texan
Fred A. Hobinsen
Ene Per
Gore and
Betiey
Unclear Weather Outlook With Rain Likely Friday Night
A garbled weather notice notes rainy Friday night and Saturday with light to moderate winds. It mentions warmer Friday night and possible showers in northern areas and warnings across several states, with mixed city and regional forecasts and uncertain details.
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Han Audonin
Ttelitius
Salandy
Gawest
San Antonio Light breaks ground for new plant
Mayor M Chambeta taps first spade to launch construction of the San Antonio Light building at Broadway and Fifth Street. Williger M. McIntosh Albert and Ernest Steves and others witness as plans for a four story brick and stucco newspaper plant are outlined with Spanish atmosphere and modern amenities.
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M. Chambeta
Hbreadway
Fifth Street
Williger M. McIntosh
The
Light
Albert
Ernest Steves
Onffinger
Wutracter
Robert B. Kells
Publinhius
Chatabets Toook
McIntosh
W. St. Beatst
Hart
Albert Steves
Steves
Beat Materiala
Warkorship
Are Kelly
Flearst
Imaivdistory
Nasor Chenmbere
Broadway
Fifth Arresto 4
Mt Ute
Planta
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