Salvation Army fund drive to aid city relief efforts
A city Salvation Army campaign opens November 16 to raise funds for the maternity home hospital and relief services. Pruitt announces that two thirds of the drive proceeds will aid the home and hospital, with portions supporting the city’s destitute and unemployed, the Atlas social hall, and a hotel. The local home offers medical care to unmarried mothers and infants, while the drive supports unemployed and sick residents. 410 girls have graduated from the home in the past year and 60 babies were born there. Campaign headquarters at 12th Broadway.
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Georze W. Brackeridge
Cuming
Caupaigy
Breadsas
Oppenheimer
Tramitier
William Eifler
Drive Committee
Eq Oeffinger
Woman’s Drive Vonuilire
Fu Uifer
von Miffer
Fly
Anvisore Board
Ea Oeffinger
Amt
Arso
Med
Frost
Reds Rally in Ireland Revives Rule of Gun
Nov 42 dispatch notes an Irish crisis as an insurgent minority aligns with communists and agitators seeking independence. William Cosgrave, president of the Free State, tells International News Service that the rebels receive aid from Moscow and the United States while American machine guns appear in the Republican arsenals.
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Ireland
Dunan
Neitntora
Roglanit
Willlam C. Cosgrave
Trish Free State
New Chief Heads Scotland Yard Amid Security Shifts
TANWON Nov 1 The newly named chief is a renowned criminalologist who has assumed leadership at Scotland Yard. He has just returned from a visit to the United States and says London faces a gangster problem, with no clear plan to curb it.
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Tanwon
Suattand Vand
United States
Chicazo
New Vie
Judge Dismisses Accused in Hazing Case
A damaged report notes a judge dismissing charges against several accused men amid hazing allegations involving Lenis Stanley of Langone. The court expressed appreciation for the jury and judge’s handling, but the legible portions are incomplete and imply a controversial outcome.
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Lenis Stanley
Langone
Mat Guilly
Deer Chasing Dog Costs Farmer Fine
A Maine farmer faced a fine after a deer chased his dog. A local game warden and fisheries and game commission investigated the incident and ordered restraint from further chasing. The farmer paid the required penalty, with officials noting the need to prevent wildlife disturbances.
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Watt
Teonase Warkory
Sumish
Die Elale Commissionny
Falar Fisheries and Game
Teachers Take Oath of Allegiance in Montana Schools
In Montana public schools this fall teachers were required to take the oath of allegiance to the United States. The enactment aims to curb the spread of radical theories and doctrines believed to threaten public education and national loyalty.
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U. 8
Tepahoe
Montana
United State
Neemient
Karnes County Wells Testing Phase Near Karnes City
Karnes County conducts well tests at locations four miles east of Karnes City as part of a regional assessment. Officials report preliminary data and note potential impacts on local water resources while coordinating with state authorities.
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Karnes Poants
Alan
Ries
Gy Down
Cael
Bomb outrages solved after bakery blast arrests
Chicago police captured two men in a planned bombing at a bakery. Joseph Becker, asleep with his family nearby, survived as three bakers worked. Police say the attackers hired the bombers and linked the arrest to a string of silent bombings in the city.
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Chicago
Cunture
Joseph Beigel
Bakers
Bern
Joseph Becker
Cwner
Ebay
Low
Imac
Father Son Week Opens November 14 Schedule Confused
A garbled OCR note outlines a Father and Son Week starting November 14 at a gymnasium. It mentions STM C Ay al 7 gvelock Bn boys and a cabinet led by Beverly Sheffield with a master and coach from Alamo Heights. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Father
Umm Kamer
Kan
Starling
Co Trnguet
Kymnasium
Stm.c. Ay al 7
Gvelock Bn Boys
the &Yveverly Sheffield
Tenemaster
Leland Auliittic
Alamo Heights
Subsie
Jack TL Ell
Trad
Ibe Ai
Reciprocity plan urged between United States and Canada
Representative Emanuel Celler of New York urges a U S Canadian reciprocity treaty to restore trade prosperity after the Smoot-Hawley tariffs. He warns worsening U S Canada commerce and favors freer trade as the path to renewed mutual exchange and growth.
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Washington
Collincerell
Dominion
United States
Emanuel Coller
New York
Premier Rennett
Canada
Celler
Distinguished Cubans Arrested in Revolt Charge
New York dispatch reports three outspoken Cuban critics were arrested by federal agents for allegedly planning to furnish funds for a military expedition against Cuba, a war United States is at peace with. Col. Rasahila Colloza, ex Cuban army. Senator Awretia A. Alvarez, former Cuban senate president. and Kinglio X. Robive, ex Cuban newspaper writer, face the charge.
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Galvera
New York
Moze Machado
Cuba
Atees
Lev Ol
Col
Rasahila Colloza
Awretia A. Alvarez
Senate
Kinglio X. Robive
Lake Fort
Republic of Cuba
United States
Medals for China Service Prepared at U S Mint
In Philadelphia on November 7, medals are prepared for about 10,100 Yangtze service men and officers of the U S Navy and Marine Corps who protected American life and property in China during the civil disorders from September 3, 1926, to October. The design features Sun Yat Sen's tomb at Nanking beside the Yangtze River.
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China
Philadephia
United States
United States Navy
Marine Corps
Sun Yat Sen
Ching
Yangtze River
Nanking
October Best Month for YM Boy's Department
October led growth for the YM with new members enrolled, described as the best month in the history of the boys' department. An annual luncheon noted the spike in YM participation and quoted Jors Reysh among others.
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Y Mf
Joncheon Hell
Jors Reysh
Cruelty Case Details Alleged Abuse by Riley Family
Edith Riley, a girl kept in a windowless room for years, testified of constant abuse by her father and stepmother Mrs Riley and Francis Riley. Officers described beatings, confinement, and a missing education before grand jury action.
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Naby
Urondi
Edith Riley
Hares
Sal Alsie Riley
Edith
Tsie Riles
Mod Ugedith
Francis M. Riles
Riley
Francis’ Start
Madrid clash between Republicans and Catholics erupts
In Madrid, Republicans and Catholics clash near a theater as anti religious disorders surge. Police rushed to guard churches, theater interiors suffered damage. Socialist leader Archez Guerra appeared among demonstrators as arrests were made after the unrest.
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Madrid
Uolversal Service
Heath Torlay
Sox
Holiceh
Boss
Tolice
Beatrix
Jinae
Tescarchez Guerra
U. S. Citi Man Die in Mexico Suicide
William JT Trobert a Montana native and Mexico resident killed himself by poison at his home in Mexico City today. Police offer no motive. His widow survives.
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U. 8
Citi
Self
Mexico
Mentco City
INS
William JT. Trobert
Tielrna
Mont
Tolay
Palin
Dino Grandi Sails for Hoover Visit
Italian foreign minister Dino Grandi sails for the United States to attend discussions with President Iver and Secretary of State Stimson on matters of policy and upcoming conferences during a Hoover administration visit.
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Dino Grandi
Hoover
Saples
Dino Candi
United States
Iver
Trey L. Stimson
First Baptist Church Names Supply Pastor
The congregation of First Baptist Church elected Dr Benjamin HB Nobles as supply pastor to serve until January 1. A meeting of the Ta Mert fraternity was set for the Gunter Hotel, room B44, at 8 p m this month.
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Rant
Gunter Hotel
Nobles Willing Pastor Appointed By Tint Baptist Church
Nobles has been selected by the congregation of the Tint Baptist church to serve as pastor in the absence of Dr J Es Gates who is ill. The new pastor, a San Antonio visitor since 191?, previously served at Bancay Hill Baptist Church and will preach at both services in Sap Antonio.
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Benjamin MH
Nobles
Wheat Dumping War Planned by Russian Markets
London report in the Sunday Times claims Soviet Russia plans to start a wheat dumping effort next month. It alleges Russian buyers will load ships to flood British ports with grain, aiming to disrupt world grain supplies and force price drops.
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London
Nde
Sunday ‘Times
Russia
The
Times
First Evangelical Welcomes Guest Pastor This Sunday
The Rev. 3 Al Todd will serve as guest pastor at First Evangelical Church, with morning service at 10 40. Pastor Nev F M Rangels announced a 7 30 am gathering and a Young People's League program will lead the circle. Readers are invited to attend.
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al. Todd
Surat
Firat
Ehoreh
F. M. Rangles
Federal Criminal Court in Session Opens in Waco District
A federal criminal court session begins Monday in the district with a docket heavy on contested liquor cases. United States District Attorney John D. Hartman and assistant Russell Wine attend the Waco session, with Gobert Seliweppe and Mark Qnnce handling other matters.
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Opeweek
Crimine Tours
Federa District Court
Federal Court
Wiico
United States Ditrict
John D. Hartman
Russell Wine
Waco
Fgbert Seliweppe
Mark Qnnce
Kruschen Weight Loss Mixed Claims On Long Island
A dubious ad claims a Long Island matron reduced from 190 to 126 pounds using Kruschen tablets. It touts the product as a miracle diet aid, promises quick health gains, and urges purchase at local drug stores with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Long Island
Woodside
Merre
olit-Lhas
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Karen
Italia
Otigman Ta Mateh
Yinis
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