Senate debate over tariff row mocks reform drive
Washington November 4 Senator Nortin Republican Nebraska urged an immediate rebuke of Senator Bender Bingham Republican Connecticut over use of Connecticut Mabufaclutera' association emoluments to influence tariff questions. Bingham denied unethical conduct and argued clerks serve at the pleasure of the senator. Smoot offered a substitute to bar employment of any private business interested individual as clerk or secretary, but it did not mention Bingham or the specific matter.
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Washington
Nortin
Nebraska
Bender Bingham
Connecticut
Nortle
Evanson
Charles L. Evanson
Dingbate
Bingham
Connovdent Association
Tha Tentre
Senate
Neutrar
Eione
Byanyon
Norris
Hingham
Bleané
South
Coralia
Notiow
Smoot
Finance Committee
Halsing de
Dill
Newae
Linghot
Dim
Fiuntite Committee
Connecticut Manufactrere' Association
Gillett
Hyaiteon
Benator Gillett
Hoerachunetts
Dingham
Wngham
And I Remember When A Tale Of Tribal Child Theft
A narrative recounts a tribal incident where a Placedo chief’s brave snatches a baby from its mother. The baby is described as red headed. the infant is returned after a confrontation. The passage interleaves political dialogue about Connecticut manufacturers and a Senate hearing with Bingham and Gillett's remarks.
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Tonkawé Beave
Placedo
Vote Fund for Incinerator Receives 140k for Site Work
City commissioners approved an expenditure of 14000 to Standard Waving for the incinerator project. The site remains unsettled while work began 60 days after the contract award. Commissioner Jacob Hubinka has 20 days left to select the site per City Attorney Thomas Nt. Dobbs.
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City Commissionres
Jacob Hubinka
Thomas’ Nt. Dobbs
Good Will Committee Plans Meeting on Corpus Christi Convention
The Good Will Committee of the Chamber of Commerce schedules a Wednesday meeting to discuss plans for San Antonio attendees at the South Texans Chamber of Commerce convention in Corpus Christi on November 15. The event will be led by Thea Friedrich as chair. The note references concerns about tariffs and inflation affecting manufacturers and export groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
South Texans Chamber of Commerce
Corpus Chele
Thea Friedrich
Drunkenness Allegations Stir House Debate in Senate
In a Senate speech today Frederick H. Gillett ex speaker of the House alleged members acted under liquor influence during discussions of a measure. He cited the House as often transacting business while intoxicated as a defense of a resolution.
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Washington
INS
Ube
Frederick Ht. Guilet
Massarhueelts
House
Senate
Ligremorke
Kenator Ningham
Connecticut
House 1
Frost forecast for San Antonio and Panhandle regions
A forecast from J L Turbos weather forecaster predicts frost for San Antonio and the hill country with a cold front moving in from the northeast. Light frosts possible along the Gulf coast with a 44 degree low expected in San Antonio early Wednesday morning. Northerly winds increase along the coast Monday afternoon and night, with stronger gusts expected by Tuesday.
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San Antonio
Hill Country
Cexag
Panhandle
J. L. Turbos
Gulf Coast
San Antonia
Ing. Mortorate
TE Junos
Woman fined for disturbance and drunkenness at Arthur hotel
Police arrested Annie Mae Lewin after a disturbance at the Arthur hotel following a night out at a beer joint. In corporation court Judge Dave Watson fined her 35 dollars for disturbing Ampence and an additional drunkenness charge this Monday.
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Jackson
Annie Mae Lewin
Arthur Hotel
Corporation Court
Lewis Yoman
Dave Watson
Bell Boy God Idea Sparks Controversy in New York
An unusual religious opinion is reported from New York on November 4 stating that people who see God as a cosmic bell boy are unchristian and sinful. The article quotes Dr. Mary Emerson Fosdick criticizing this belief and urging traditional faith, highlighting tensions over modern spiritual interpretations.
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Marry Ermersoy Fosdirk
Waco Store Gutted By Fire With $150,000 Loss
A fire at a Waco store belonging to the Tl. Fl. Cox Dry Goods company caused an estimated $150,000 in merchandise damage. The blaze burned for two hours before control was achieved by 100 men. Twenty six enliste d men from Thooks field and Kelly field placed on special duty at Randolph field for security and field operations.
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Wago
Wight
Tl. Fl
Cox Dry Unis Company
Ansler Control
Kelly Field
Atdolph Field
Dornain
de Molph
Lent. J
Good Will Trip to Monterey Planned
The chamber of commerce announced that a three day goodwill trip to Monterey Mexico is planned for December. Prominent San Antonio business men will participate to promote hunter trade and tourist relations between the two countries.
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Monterey
San Antonio
Carrington
Tax Values Show Increase in Property Assessments This Year
Property in Moxar county shows total assessment of 144,805,077 dollars, up 25,749,284 from last year. County tax official Albert V Huth will file the annual report with county commissioners and travel to Austin to present to state comptroller.
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Moxar County
Albert V. Huth
Huth
Austin
Life Term Prisoner Shot While Attempting Escape
Arthur Brooker, a life term prisoner from Findlay, was shot in the right leg and captured after escaping from the state penitentiary in Columbus early today. He and two others fled after overpowering a guard, prompting a manhunt through the prison grounds until their capture around 4 o'clock.
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Columbus
Ohie
Arthur Brooker
Findlay
Au Guard
Kansas Gas Tax Nets Over Million
The state tax report shows October gas tax collections totaling 1,023,473.08 dollars, per Meth G. Wells, state inspector. The third consecutive month above one million signals steady revenue for Kansas gas tax.
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Kansas
Tovema
Kat
Kaneag
Meth G. Wells
Atate
Taday
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Nan. Mateos, Terus
Vote Fund
AI Dane
Corporation of
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Frost
Jarboe
West Toonerville
Eph Worthe
Eph
Fontaind Fox
Tegoon
Randolph
Waco
Warrington
Monterrey
Chesterfield
Hesterfield
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