Prohibition and society under debate in early news wrap
The piece reviews mixed views on prohibition and political control after Tuesday’s elections, noting both parties claim leadership in Congress. It cites Sir Arthur Balfour on liquor, student suspensions at New Jersey college after a raid, and critiques of football brutality. It also muses on American cultural influence and Mussolini’s volatile standing amid conspiracies.
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Hotte
Hiquor
United States
America
New Teroey College For Women
New Brunswick
Speakeney
Menkensy Oneer Way
Perlinpa Oe Uay
Felix Isman Weds Third Time at City Chapel
Wealthy New York real estate operator Felix Isman wed Helen Gaubry of Wortfield yesterday in a ceremony at a local church. The event marks his third marriage, reflecting his high profile in entertainment and business circles despite prior unsettled ventures and public attention.
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Cniversal Service
Belix Taman
Ealate
Phremer Theatrical and
Bagel
Talec-Inverced
Helen Gaubry
Wortfield
Hairpin Blamed in Woman's Death at Mellin Wisconsin
Report from Mellin Wisconsin states 46 year old John Kunz died after falling from a hairpin while hanging curtains. Authorities indicate the accident may have involved a fall from furniture or improvised setup. The deceased’s wife witnessed the incident and called for medical help. Further investigation planned by local authorities.
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Mayor to fill vacant post as resignations ripple
Fragmented, the report notes a resignation in San Antonio politics. Mayor C M M Choltabera says he will appoint to fill the back tax collector slot left by Henry B Diekmann after his July 1, 1620, departure. Diekmann earned about 250000 in back taxes and may seek the fire and police post next May amid party tensions in Bexar County.
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Alice
Fire and Police
Phil Wright
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Henry B. Dielmann
Smith Young Tower
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Texas
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Evilay
The Impossible Happens Comic Panel Mystery
A fragmentary remark hints at Wiggs in pane bewrerk and Maggit pieces. The note suggests a humorous gag sequence from George McManus featuring Epther and Peringing Up, promising laughs in a serialized strip.
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George McManus
Clothing Saves Man In River Near Niagara
Police say a man survived a Niagara River plunge because his clothing kept him from drowning. He jumped from a bridge wearing two suits, several pairs of socks and underclothes, pajamas, and an overcoat, but was rescued downstream a few hundred yards after the fall. He had reportedly lost his job and acted on impulse.
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Niagara River
Becaise
Weatherman Sees Showers and Minor Temperature Change
San Antonio forecast calls for minimal min temperature change over 24 hours with light showers likely Friday night. The mercury is expected to fall to about 52 degrees Saturday morning, then rise to a high near 108 degrees Saturday afternoon, with a muted Friday low and cloudy conditions.
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San Antonio
Hy Yathoa
Jarboe
Wealthy furrier is killed in mysterious shooting case
Chicago detectives report Samuel Bauer, a wealthy furrier, shot dead in his car near a north side apartment hotel. After hours of investigation they shifted focus to a suspect plan and sought Mrs. Fern Thompson, 35, as a person of interest.
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Chicago
Samuel Bauer
North End
Fern Thompson
Cannonball Baker Sets Record For Cross Country Run
Cannonball Baker drives from New York to Los Angeles in a remarkable time beating all previous cross country records. He completes the trip in 8 hours 47 minutes, about five times the speed of the driving pace in Italy, setting a bold new benchmark in auto endurance.
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Cannonball Baker
New Auto
Los Angeles
Italy
New York
Roosevelt to Halt Presidency Drive in 2032 Bid
Governor Roosevelt steps to curb a growing push to appoint a Democratic presidential candidate in 2032. The move aims to dampen talk of a long term candidacy and stabilize party fronts in New York and nationwide.
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New York
Pacific Steamer Fights Bad Gales Off California Coast
Weather battered Pacific coast shipping from Alaska to California yesterday. A freighter was driven ashore near San Francisco. One lifeboat was damaged in rough seas off the Alaska coast.
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Dr Provence Vanished Again in Texas Mystery
Dr E Provence president of Burleson college Greenville disappeared Monday while on a trip to Dallas and reappeared in Groockety at a hotel. He told guests he feared a nervous breakdown if he could not leave teaching and described his plan to travel to Palestine. He aided local dairyman B E Walton with his cows before checking into a hotel and leaving after breakfast.
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Hammer Attack May Prove Fatal at Exposition
Roy A. B. 65, operator of a concession at the South Texas Exposition, was beaten while asleep on the bend. He suffered head injuries and doctors said he was dying. No motive or suspect is yet known as police investigate the incident.
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Surroundings
Mixed forecast with clouds and warm temperatures. Friday night and Saturday look warmest with highs near the upper 60s to lower 70s and light northerly winds. Central Texas expected partly cloudy conditions with cooler readings in the west and a chance of light rain showers over the weekend.
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Perin Narlion
Bushige Urges Bond Tax Cut In City Plan
Bushige urges a five or six cent cut in the city bond retirement tax this year. The recommendation will go to Mayor Chambers and the city commission by Tax Commissioner Frank Dushick. If approved, the tax rate could drop from $1.05 to at least $1.00 per $100 valuation, with the board of equalization meeting Monday afternoon and the full commission in attendance.
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Bushjek
Triple Inquiry Started Shaft Explosion That Claimed 79 Lives
MIGDAMERD Ohio reports a shaft explosion at Sunny Creek Ceat company site killed 79. Federal, state, and county officials begin investigations into gas release and failure of underground tunnels. Funeral processions mark the aftermath as rescue and relief efforts continue with National Guard and aid agencies on scene.
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Ohio
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Ead
Ming
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Ile Fatal
Salvation Army
Otter Felix
Galveston Woman Drowns At Sea
A Galveston incident reports the drowning of Mrs. Gray Elyniilé, 40, of Tulsa, aboard the Mallory liner Mohawk ten miles off Galveston. The steamer later recovered the body and a crewman was hurt in the brief accident.
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Tie Looms In Contests For House Seats
An array of races across Indiana and Minnesota teeters as results trickle in. Democratic incumbents appear set for reelection in several key districts while Republican gains threaten to shift the House majority. Reporter notes close margins, pending recounts, and possible party switches as the final tally nears.
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Yestal
Indiana
Tach
Kyale
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Five Gunmen Loot Mal Coach for Payroll Robbery
Five armed men stopped a train near Nobel town California and robbed a payroll mail consignment and cash totaling up to 55,000. The bandits used machine guns and pistols while guards were held at bay and then fled by car. Officials, including the Federal Reserve and postal authorities, froze checks and opened an investigation. The incident echoes a similar 1920 Nobel robbery attributed to the same gang.
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Eley
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Columbia Steel
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Ten Young Men Wanted For Work In The Store
Ten young men, 21 or over, sought for permanent, well paying work in the tent store. Also listed are sales notices for National Cash Register items and mortgage foreclosure details. Read the classified section for more opportunities and pricing on select items.
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