Trim Mexico emigration slows as U S enforcement rises
State department reports a near ninety two percent drop in Mexicans crossing into the United States, tied to stricter physical and mental health checks by U S public health and customs inspectors. September entries fall to 434, a rate suggesting 4072 per year overall, reflecting enforcement impact.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
United States
State Department
Public Health and Customs Inspectory
Mentodene Promises Quick Relief From Coughs
An old advertisement touts Mentodene as a powerful remedy for coughs bronchitis asthma and related ailments. It claims rapid soothing effects reducing throat congestion and phlegm with a secret ingredient and prohibition against harmful design. Available from a local dealer at a few cents.
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Eswei
Stanton
Sore Jabek Xelek
Moxer
Quick Ballet From F How to Breathe Free Again
A garbled ad-like fragment promises quick relief from mucus and nasal congestion. It touts Dr Blomer’s Egarettes as a remedy to clear head and throat, claiming easy breaths and dramatic relief with a supposed fast action. The piece resembles an early 20th century medical hoax or patent medicine pitch.
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Goa
Blomer
Dr. Blocser
Vargas Outlines Provisional Reforms After Taking Office
Brazil's Getulio Vargas, now president, unveils a provisional program amid upheaval. The plan calls for amnesty for political offenders, social and educational reforms, new government councils, a commission to review deposed officials' spending, and reorganization of the army and police for national defense.
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Rigne Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Bisell
Todey Plib
Bis
Tem
Wrestler Seen Walking Roadside Inspires Local Buzz
Residents near the Han Geronimo Creek district reported a man walking oddly along Bandera road. Deputy Joe Dominguez found John Halaca, a wrestler, with a towel over his head, reportedly training for a wrestling match.
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Han Geronimo Crerk
Joe Dominguez
Bandera
Jobn Halaca
Father Kills Himself After Baking Pies for Children
In New Orleans on November 4 Thomas West, 38, a beggar, baked pies for each of his six children, kissed them goodbye, and drank poison. His wife tried to intervene but could not stop him. West died later in a hospital.
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Orleans
Thomas West
West
Laborer Discovers Pot Full of Gold in Portugal
A farm laborer near AGTAS Portugal while clearing waste ground struck an old crock with a pick. The crock broke exposing a shower of gold coins bearing the effigies of Augustus and Caesar.
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Portugal
Jemi
Augustus
Caesar
Racketeer Slain by Auto Gunmen in Hoboken
Samuel Kleinberg a 22 year old described by police as an alcohol racketeer was shot to death last night while repairing an automobile in front of his home in Hoboken New Jersey. Several gunmen in another car fled the scene.
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Hoboken
N. J
Samuel Kleinberg
Polige
Government agents pose as gunmen seize narcotics ring
New York reports that government agents posing as gunmen busted a narcotics ring, netting 22 members including several women. Authorities seized 4 drugs valued at $17.0 in the statewide operation conducted by Ohio racketeers.
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Wnivernny Neems
New York
Agenia
Ohio
Ker
Removes Corns in 3 Minutes or Money Back
A vintage ad promises corn removal in minutes with Bhor-Off or a full refund. It claims quick relief from pain and soreness and requires wetting the corn and following simple steps. The product is sold by druggists with a money-back guarantee.
Nogalitos Blaze Blamed on Fire Left by Tramps
Neighbors report tramps loitering near Nogalitos and Lower streets shortly before a fire broke out. A fire at J J Kircher's cleaning establishment at 1017 South Midland Street caused minor damage when an iron was left on.
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Nogalitos
J. J. Kircher
South Midmaon Street
Famey
Chicago Refuses Capone Overture for Compromise
Chicago authorities rejected Al Capone's offer to quit racketeering and surrender on a vagrancy warrant in exchange for no interference with his beer regulations and the charge's dismissal. The plan aimed to leave Chicago after Capone's surrender.
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Chicago
Alfonso Capone
Leckie Funeral Services Held For Mrs Leckie
Funeral services for Mrs Widen M Leckie 58 were held Tuesday with Rev Lessers Yelvington of the Baptist Church officiating at the Rharch. Survived by husband F A Leckie a son Robert G Leckie of Saginaw Michigan four daughters seven brothers and three sisters. Wallbearers named J Conger Orlow Proctor J W Graves W H Kilcum H E Coleman and H Fy.
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Mra
Widen M. Leckie
Blaby Avenue
Lessers
Yelvington
The
Baptist Church
Rharch
Leckie Su
F. A. Leckie
Robert G. Leckie
Saginaw, Mich
St. Williame
Iira
P. A. Beaty
Lyon Duchem
Stone crushes girl at grave in Auversburg incident
In Auversburg Germany a grave stone toppled onto a girl, 16, as she tended her mother’s grave, killing her. The tragedy followed by scenes of mourning. authorities investigate the accidental collapse and safety failure cited in reports. In Merida Yucatan the state legislature ordered a two month halt in Hennequin field work due to overproduction concerns.
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Merida
Yucatan
Papes Diapepsia Digestive Aid Earns Local Praise
A Jackson Barracks employee, John M. Schmitt of Ducane Louisiana, reports quick relief from indigestion and acid dyspepsia after using Pape's Diapepsia. He says two tablets ended postmeal discomfort and allowed eating cucumbers without trouble. He notes no narcotics and suggests writing for a free sample.
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John M. Schmitt
Jackson Barracks
Ducane
Pape
Mr. Schmitt
Page
France Moves Body of Winter to Crypt
The body of Wallace Charles Winter of Chicago, former Lafayette Esquadrille member, was moved from the American cathedral to the Esquadrille Memorial crypt at Garchesto. The transfer was followed by a sealing ceremony after the body entered the crypt.
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France
Wallace Charles Winter
Caicago
Garchesto
Dry Chief Turned Up by 2 'Friends'
Boston story reports James J. Donovan New York prohibition director suspended for giving a drink to two supposed friends who later proved to be aiding in gathering evidence against him.
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Boston
Pinston Evening American Today Quale
James J. Donovan
New York
Prayer Betrays Rich Bankrupt Seeker in Church
In Jackson Michigan a bankrupt merchant from Yasco Gily was found with $14,000 hidden on his person during a church prayer. The federal judge sentenced him Saturday to three years in federal prison.
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Jackson
Mie
A. Sicholan
Yasco Gily
Aw Lip
Valier
Rholan
Prince of Sweden Sparks Turmoil Rumor Hovering in Budapest
In Budapest on November 4 rumors spread that a young Swedish prince Otlo might return to claim the Mungacian throne, causing intense excitement and citywide speculation before it was clarified that Crown Prince Guatar Ail was not present and the Swedish royal line remained unsettled.
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Tudapest
Hungary
Otlo
Alungery
Otte
Guatar Ail
Mellon Called by Senatorial Probe
Washington November 4 Treasury Secretary Mellon faces questions from a senatorial investigating committee on national banking and federal reserve funds amid ongoing scrutiny of financial markets and market marker speculation.
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Mellon
Warhtngtos
D.C
Herretary
Treasury
Melion
Mrmbera
Ginnin
Jie Glaew
Nyatera
Army Notices Unclear Text From Universal Servis Section
Fragmentary military notice from Washington D C listing names and postings including Fort Sam Houston and Amarillo Texas with references to officers and retirements. The garbled OCR obscures exact ranks actions and dates but indicates personnel movements and assignments within the army.
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Universal Servis
Washington, D.G
Orgere
A. Dell Anh
Tiayen
Cane
Roeh
Tok
Lallerman
Pansilale
Bobra
Exucenes
Cnet
Violin Virtuoso Menuhin Shines in Vienna Debut
A renowned 18 year old American violinist, Menuhin, delighted a large Vienna audience in his first major appearance there. The event highlighted his virtuoso technique and promise in a standout concert.
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Vienna
Initrd Menuhin
Constipation Warning for After Forty and Dr Caldwell’s Syrup
After forty constipation grows dangerous and can become chronic leading to piles and other disorders. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Penain as a safe laxative tested over years, made from laxative herbs and mild ingredients, gentle enough for babies and used when a headache or bad breath signals constipation. Available at all drug stores.
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Fife
Caldwell
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