Ellez Urges Interchange of Knowledge in Chicago
Mexico City academic delegation led by Seor Manuel C Tellez pressed for educational cooperation between Chicago and Mexico. He argued Chicago’s closeness to Mexico in trade and proposed an educational center affiliated with the National University of Mexico City. Plans include a professors exchange and a library to be established in Chicago.
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Universal Revilee Ihicago
Mexico
Séodor Manuel
C. Tellez
Beoora
Tellez
Chicago
United States
National University of
Mexico City
Chiraga
Unarmed Officer Captures Deranged Man in Street Incident
An off duty emergency driver aided by an officer restrained a dope crazed suspect near Mitchell and Concepcion Road. The man, brandishing a razor, was tackled after a brief struggle and taken to police HQ. The suspect was disarmed and the officer repelled the attack with a blow.
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Mitchell
Concepcion
John Long
Paul Wright
Wright
Ambassador greeted by Mexican consul at Chicago reception
An ambassador was welcomed by Izanael Ayeleyra, the Mexican consul in Chicago, and a formal reception committee from the Executives' Club. The event featured well-dressed attendees and a note on upcoming spring work and home projects with assistance from reporters.
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Izanael Ayeleyra
Chicago
Executives’Club
Editor Linnartz Named Next Year at Main Avenca High
Linnartz daughter of Paul A Taunects is selected editor in chief of The Mut ache, the school newspaper of Main Avenca High, to publish next year.
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Linnartz
Paul A. Taunects
Magnolia Agence
Mutache
Avenca
Loven Enters Gubernatorial Race Through Wet-Platform Appeal
Paul Loven of New Braunfels and San Antonio business ties declares for Texas governor on a wet platform. He calls himself an out-and-out weed in politics and opposes the 18th amendment while praising charity and rural values. Loven, born in Paris Texas, lists schooling across Texas and a family connection to Senator Morris Sheppard.
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Paul Loven
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Prohibition Oy
Loren
Loren Amnayneen
Joy Boiler
Jim Hoge
Paris
Texas
Haskell, Wart Worth
Dallas
Veteran Eagle Pass editor dies after illness
FIAGGE PAGS May 24. O ML Gibbs editor of the Eagle Pass Daily Guide for eight years and veteran newspaper man died at 8 o clock after four weeks in bed. Born in Center he once owned the Nacogdoches Unity Sentinel and worked with the Galveston News. Survived by two sons Jor Gibbs a Houston Chronicle reporter and Conrad Gibbs a Sherman Democrat makeup man, and a daughter Mises Loraine Gibbs of Eagle Pass.
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Fiagge Pags
Tesco
Conrad Gibbs
The
Sherman Democrat
Mises Loraine Gibbs
Ragle Tass
Mothers See Sons Graves at Borlngee Cemetery
A delegation of Gold Star Mothers and Twenty-seventh Division veterans visited Borlngee cemetery in somber cold wind to lay fresh wreaths on sons’ graves. Mrs Anna Platt of Miami joined the ceremony despite a heart attack, supported by a Marine and an Army officer as she paused briefly. The group had arrived in Southampton on March 24 for the tribute in memory of fallen service members.
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Rheins
Borlngee
Anna Platt
Miami
Fla
Maniine
Mra Blatt
Bouthampton
Mar
St Marys High set for May 24 diploma ceremony
Commencement exercises at St Marys High will be held at St Josephs Hall Sunday evening. Diplomas will be awarded to a list of graduates including Alonzo Fiedler and Lawrence Hurtunare along with Kammlah Knopp Stehling Staudt and Webmeyersley. Father J B Michel will deliver the address.
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Predelicksbung
Texas
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Ball
Alonzo Fiedler
Via Geutenant
Lawrence Hurtunare
Albert Jensebk Denty Kammlah
Lottie Knopp
Gilbert Stehling
Lucile Dpkya
Rose Schandau
Antena Stelling
Hilmar Stehling
Gleyseng Staudt
Marcus Webmeyersley
J. B. Michel
Awart
Fragmentary civic notice and ad snips from local page
Fragmented OCR item references civic officials and a hurried money approach through firms. The text is scattered with garbled phrases about visitors, accommodation, and classifications. no clear event date or names emerge.
Great Liner Ordered Built for United States Lines
New York May tewels arere set today for two all the largest livers ever built in this counter Micro ships of NOW atoss tons rack costing 2100000100 each. Built by New York Shipbuilding Company for the United States Lines. Paul W Chapman, president, signed the contract. Vessels to be completed at Newport News yards with launch expected in 1934 and the second a few months later.
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New York
May
New York Ship Building Company
United States
Lines
Paul W. Chapman
Fte
Newport News
Dean in Storm Injures Maxwell Aide in Texas Raid
In San Marcos Texas May 4 a man named Vernandez of Maxwell was injured during a rifle triggered electrical alarm attack on the Maxwell section early Friday. Dove was not available for comment as investigators assess the scene and recover from the incident.
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Dean
San Marcos
Texas
Magneig Vernandez
Maxwell
Quits Police Job, Becomes Millionaire in Two Years
Universat Bergice Los Angeles May 2. Three years ago Theodore Winston left the Los Angeles police to renew a Honolulu fisheries venture. Now aboard the liner Los Angeles he is described as a millionaire and head of the Winston interests in the Honatuta and Tarkves companies, established with his father E G Winston who died in 1920.
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Universat Bergice
Los Angeles
Thoodore Winstal
Deparmour
Monolulu
VU Orice
Honatuta, Wibbing
Adua
Bth
Winston
Hig
Fishers
Seniors to Hear Sermon Sunday New Braunfels High School program
New Braunfels Texas March 24 The New Braunfels High School senior class will hear a graduation sermon Sunday at 9 a.m. at First Baptist Church. The program features Mrs. UW OR, Uothnannyvlaving the Processional and Miles Toma Roepp playing the jawal.
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New Braunfels
Texas
New Braunfels High School
Mra
Packers Case and Senate Move on Decree Modification
Washington May 24 Attorney General Mitchell was questioned on the Justice Department stance toward Armour and Britt plans to modify the Packers consent decree before the Supreme Court. Senator Black of Alabama proposed a joint resolution directing the attorney general to oppose any modification while reports noted Britchell and others would oppose packers competing with chain grocers in court.
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Universat Berries
Washington
Mitchell
Freighter Sinking Off Ambrose Light
A freighter, the W. W. Bruce, is rapidly sinking about ten miles off Ambrose Light after radio confusion initially blamed the Helen Sun oil taker. The Scottley Maiden, an English owned vessel carrying the TW, W. Mince, remained at the scene to assist.
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Ambrose Light
W. W. Bruce
Sigma
Scottley
W. Mince
Ataaing
Prison term for Indian rioting poetess ends nine months
An Indian poet identified as Maya Hroushta was sentenced to nine months in prison for inciting violence during rioting in Dharagana. The unrest left dozens injured as protesters clashed with security forces. Authorities described the case as a political act linked to anti government protests.
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Homdat
Maya
India
Gripom
Idu
Mardiag
Joan of Arc
Walt Talda
East Pawn
Dharagana
Priso
Saw Players Born Not Made Claim
May 4 report states the federal trade commission aims to stop dealers from claiming that musical ability is required to play the instrument. The action targets representations suggesting musical talent is needed to use a musical saw.
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Uaberry
Beth Ich
Washington
Tayers
Tomade
Musical Instrumenta
French Increase Duty on Wheat
Washington May 24 The Imperial French government raised the import duty on wheat to 80 francs per 1000 kilograms effective May 20. The move was reported by the Commerce Department as part of France's tariff adjustments affecting grain trade.
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Washington
France
Commerce Department
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