Eight Inch Gun Cruisers Debate Navy Arms Limit
Rear Admiral W H Standley tells Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the London naval treaty fails to equip the United States with needed warships. He argues the eight inch gun cruiser outperforms the six inch and warns the treaty could endanger American Pacific commerce by altering the U S Japan arms ratio.
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Washington, D.C
W. H. Standley
Navy
Senate
America
Standley
Japan
Pacific
High School Graduates to Be Feted With Dance
Graduates of Brackenridge Main Avenue and Alamo Heights high schools will be honored at a farewell dance by the Gauchos on the Gunter roof. The event follows the Braceknridge commencement exercises Tuesday night. Honorees include Dorothy Lee Hill Certrude Linne Rose Lee Chese Bernice Weiringer Maxine Sharver Jane Chipwan Dorothy Miller. Herman Waldman and Lis Gunier provide the orchestra.
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Brackenridge
Main Avenue
Alamo Heights
Gauchos
Bisa
Gunter Roof
Braceknridge
Dorothy Lee Hill
Certrude Linne
Rose Lee Chese
Bernice Weiringer
Maxine Sharver
Jane Chipwan
Dorothy Miller
Herman Waldman
Lis Gunier Bole
Stop Rheumatic Pains With Fy A-2851
Local druggists promote Prescription A-2851 to relieve rheumatic pain regardless of duration or intensity. It targets the source of discomfort and is claimed effective for gout nephritis and sciatic pain, with a Tallquker pill form touted as a superior remedy.
Queen Mary Turns Sixty Four in Regal Style
The piece notes Queen Mary’s 64th birthday and her charitable image, contrasting royal happiness with modern politics. It recalls a sensational war-time incident where a colored man allegedly robbed a theater, knocked the station chief unconscious, and fled with $30 in pretense, framed as a criminal act.
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Ramuna
Louis Diamond
Jury Returns Indictments in Berar County Probe
A Berar County grand jury in Nicely-fourth District court handed up 14 indictments and returned no bills on charges of wife and child abandonment as of noon Tuesday. Officials expect results to be withheld until the broader election integrity probe concludes.
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Berar County
Fourth District Court
Waits 11 Years for Policy Fund
Orpha Anderson of Chicago Detroit received $7606.25 from a jury in her suit against Interstate Business Mente Accident Insurance of Des Moines. The case claimed the policy on her husband Ralph’s life, paid ten years ago, vanished.
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Chicago
Orpha Anderson
Detroit
Interstate Business Mente Accident Insurance Company
Des Moines
Ralph
Missing Texas co ed ducks to Oklahoma trip
Authorities search for Catherine Davis, a University of Texas co ed from Center, who left Austin on May 14 to visit in Norman Oklahoma and did not reach her destination. Relatives urge efforts to trace her.
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Austin
Jony
Catherine DL. Davis
Center
University of Texas
Norman
Okla
Shipping amendment ties ocean mail to American flag ships
Washington May 27. Senate McKellar proposes Jones White act amendment linking eligibility for ocean mail contracts to operation of American flag vessels only. The proposal targets U S shipping lines and emphasizes national flag tonnage requirements.
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Washington, D. C
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Mayor Curley to sue over Warrard Lampoon issue
Boston May 27. Mayor James M. Curley threatens a libel suit against the undergraduate Kinmacraus Warrard Lampoon centenary number for printed burlesques. The action targets the magazine for allegedly defamatory content in the issue.
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Boston
Lampoon
Caricaierea
Warrard Lampoon
Kinmacraus Magazine
James M. Curleyte
Indicted Officials Face Bail Arrangements and Vanishing Custody
Indicted day officials faced bail issues as Freant and Corwin posted bonds after arrests. Deputy U S Marshals pursued McHinney at the Olympic hotel with Paul D Coles aiding to secure bail reduction for Whitney. Coles argued for release on recognizance and a lower bail, while Fryant and Corwin offered no objection.
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Freant
Corwin
Errant
Savage
United States
Toe Bouttk
Frank Anderson
Olympic Hotel
McHinney
Whitney
and _ Lyle
Paul D. Coles
Reveille
Simon
Coles
Junge Neterer
Eric
Fryant
Say
Axe
Jones Pledges Vote On Prohibition Modification
Senator Jones, sponsor of the five and on plan for Volstead violators, says he will back prohibition modification if his state votes for it in a referendum. He notes the Republican convention favors modification, calling it a small section of the people, while he remains committed to the dry law.
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Jones
Will of
Washington, D.C
Washington
Woman Hurt When Struck by Auto at Houston Streets
Mrs Ida Laux of 3301 West Houston street was knocked to the pavement and taken to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment Tuesday morning after an automobile struck her at Houston and Zarzamara streets.
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Ida Laux
West
Houston Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Houston Sod Zarzamara Streets
Japan halts talks as poet Torio comments on war
A truce was called in a naval controversy while Japan marked the twenty fifth anniversary of the battle of Tenahima with Admiral Heimchira. The empire celebrated a decisive naval victory reminiscent of Trafalgar, noting a historic triumph in Japanese arms.
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Tenahima
Schoel
Heimchira
Logo
Trafalgar
More Women Join Fight on Dry Law
Louis May 2 With the Missouri branch of the organization of national prohibition reform forming to campaign for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment more women join the fight.
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Louis
Jws
Four Dead and Thirty Injured in India Incident
LUCKNOW British India May 27 four persons were reported killed and 80 injured in a disturbance here today. Fourteen police men have been taken to a hospital.
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India
Lucknow
British India
Monterey Population Rise Shown in Recent Census
May 27. The census puts Monteres population at 150 107 up 56 000 from a decade ago. Nogales Sonora posts 15 433 residents, about 13 000 more than ten years ago.
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Mberico Citt
Montere
Nogales
Sonora
Zack White Jailed in Default of Bail
Zack White, aged man known locally for defending himself, went to jail Tuesday in default of 150 in bonds set by Judge W S Anderson in the Thirty seventh District court. Bonds followed a habeas corpus hearing on three indictments and two complaints all charging burglary. White had been released from the state penitentiary earlier this year.
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Zack White
W. 8. Anderson
Sudge
Jerson
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