Governor Ferguson Expected to Veto Bill in San Antonio
Governor Ferguson indicated in San Antonio that he would veto a House bill removing seven assistants from District Attorney C. M. Chambers. He noted a misunderstanding of the bill’s intent and promised careful study before action, with a definite statement anticipated on his return to Austin.
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James HE. Ferguson
JA Ferguson
House Buhl
Bexar
Wheels of Justice
Ferguson
San Antonio
Kingsville
Austin
Atvis
C. M. Chambers
MacMillan to test four radio wavelengths in Arctic expedition
Commander Donald YR MacMillan announces the Far North expedition will leave equipped with transmitters for four wavelength gauges. A conference of radio experts led to the choice of short meter work, with 46 meter, 80 meter, and 18 wavelength options prepared to handle Arctic daylight and night conditions and emergencies.
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Chicago
Donald YR MacMillan
Arctic Explorer
Far North
Arctic
MacMillan
Ean
Stase
Labor head seeks own broadcasting plant
James M. Lynch of the International Typographical Union calls for a broadcasting station to unite labor with the public. He argues the union movement should establish a station, alone or with other large unions, to counter opponents using radio for propaganda and to keep pace with modern times.
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Universal Service
New York
Lat
Times
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
American Federation of Labor
Stinky Davis Provokes Tribulations at Club Initiation
A report notes that Stinky Davis, a member of the Little Scorpions Club, is involved in contentious initiation ceremonies as his father contends a claim to the land on which the club house stands, creating community tension.
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FoRcine
Davis
Death Penalty Sought in Keyes Murder Case in Berar County
Charles E Veres a Berar county building contractor faces a 12 jurors in Thirty-seventh District Court on an indictment charging murder. The case stems from the March shooting of William Blake near his store on Avondon Avenue. Mrs Keyes present in Blake’s car but law may prevent her testimony. The state seeks the death penalty. defense will plea for justification of homicide under the unwritten law. Special prosecution is reported.
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Berar
Charles E Veres
William Blake
Foch Highway
Reyes
Blake
Mre. Keyes
Texas
Keyes Saling
Keyes
Barrymore's Wife Home From Europe Returns With Hats
Maren 22 Michael Strange reports Barrymore's wife back from Europe with four new felt laports hats. One features a large turned brim and a bright grosgrain band. She notes London fashion favors mannish cuts and smart coats.
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Universal Service
New York
Maren
Michael Strange
My. Jobs Barry
Europe
Jan Dufense Gron
London
Ebe
Japan approves alien land ownership act
The alien land ownership act passed by the House of Peers on March 16 was approved by the lower house today and will become law shortly. The law liberalizes how foreigners may obtain land in Japan and bars citizens of countries in which Japanese are prohibited from owning land.
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Associated Press
Toro
House of Peers
Japan
Radio Digest March 23 Concert Listings Across Stations
Courtesy of Radio Digest via Associated Press, a dense schedule lists musical and lecture programs across multiple stations. Entries include orchestras, sopranos, pianists, choirs, and baritone recital details with varied times, locations, and program notes from Chicago, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Fort Worth, Iowa City, and other cities.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Wemc Berrien Springs
Weel Boston
WGR Buffalo
Tar
WLW
Lintinnati
Clevelan
Cleveland
WFAA
Aly Boy
Davenport
Denver
Colege Relis
Quartes
Des Maree
Seprano
Detroit News
Detroit
Fort Worth State
Iowa
City
Jefferson City
New Toric
Archreteat
Oaklardfca
Educat auioUneran
WIT
Kdra Pictaeures
Partsburgh
Lael
Daritens, Sopris Ral & P. Crp Ensemble
Csgs.t
Air Bow Portlant Sinemaia
Sy Ba
Ture
KSD
al. Louis
President Coolidge Hosts Kellogg and Sargent on Mayflower
President Coolidge today welcomed Secretary of State Kellogg and Attorney General Sargent aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower with their wives for a weekend cruise. The Mayflower encountered a delay and will return to port early tomorrow, keeping the party on schedule for the voyage.
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Washington
Prex Jsident Coolidge
Kellogg
General Sargent
Coolidge
Death toll climbs after Terrian-Belle crash
A car crash on the Terrian Belle road near the city claimed two railroad workers and injured others. GAAS Hebb, a Pullman storekeeper, is not expected to survive beyond 24 hours. R. B. Daniels, a yardmaster for the M. KE. railroad, is referred as having a fighting chance. A. Mcdonald and W. G. Hall, both Pullman officials, died from Saturday injuries. Other occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Terrian-Belle Road
Gaas Hebb
Munsey Street
Pullman Company
Mondas
Santa Rosa Hospital
R. B. Daniels
South Flores Street
M. KE
A. Mcdonald
Damien Strong
W.G. Hall
Crowded Hallsters Miss Celia Trev ino Violin Prodigy
A 1 year old violinist Celia Trevino wowed a crowded hotel ballroom with a rainy night program. The young prodigy performed classic compositions with evident mastery, accompanied by Mrs Celia and Mrs Ju Tite, as onlookers marveled at the unusual talent.
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Celia Trevino
Gunter Hotel
Celi
Ju Tite
Paul
Poli Negri sails for European visit
Associated Press dispatch from New York reports motion picture actress Poli Negri sailing the Leviathan for a six week European trip to visit her mother in Vos Toland and to inspect an orphanage. Questions are raised about potential marriage plans while abroad as the star asserts she would not marry.
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Associated Prov
New York
Poli Newti
Leviathan
Vos Toland
Firebug blamed as New York fires claim five lives
In New York City six tenement fires over 48 hours killed five people, including a man, two women, and two children. Police and fire departments hunt a maniac arsonist after a baby carriage was torched and a wooden loft set alight. A second blaze in a neighboring building was stopped before more deaths occurred.
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New York
Wiis
New York City
Mother's Prophecy Comes True Six-Fingered Baby Born
New York March 22 A baby born in a city hospital with an extra thumb on his right hand is to have the anomaly corrected. The mother Mrs Beckie Osman cried out under anaesthetic predicting six fingers and the doctor confirmed the six finger birth. The extra thumb was amputated later and the prophecy appeared fulfilled.
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New York
Beckie Osman
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