Senator Bingham backs 4 percent beer law to ease taxes
Senator Hiram Bingham argues for federal legalization of 4 percent beer, claiming it would cut government tax burdens, aid agriculture, reduce unemployment, and improve law observance. He says manufacture and sale could raise over 200 million dollars in revenue, help coal regions, farmers, and create about 100000 jobs, while boosting beer industry and transportation.
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Expert Finds Oklahoma land within Texas border
In Texas at Lezas on Nov. 14 an announcement by Arthur D. Kidler, late supervisor of the United States General Land Office, states the border line along the Oklahoma Panhandle is too far north and the new line would place thousands of acres of Oklahoma land inside Texas.
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Tahoma
Lezas
Texas-Oklahoma
Oklaaa Panhandle
Oklama
Texa
Arthur D. Kidler
Loitedates General Land Department
British Beer Tax Cut Threatens Revenue Loss in England
London reports that beer tax reductions have reduced pedrinking, potentially costing venues about 7 million pounds annually. The budget hike earlier raised beer prices from 10 to around 12 pence, with roughly nine-twelve pence going to the government.
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London
England
Tispress
Armistice dance plans announced by Nora Firemen
The Nora Firemen announce dances in PRONORA with a November 14 date and an Armistice event. A second dance is scheduled in the hall the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, sponsored by the fire department and its env inment.
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Pronora
Actora
Niebe de Woy
Sannen Fire Jariment
Kid Hondo Heads a Huge Egg Story in Nevada
A farmer near Mowntownville reports a legendary egg size from a single hen. The egg weighs unusually large with measurements far exceeding typical hens, drawing local astonishment and speculation about the hen’s extraordinary laying. The tale circles Knox Jeffery and nearby communities as residents seek verification.
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Hondo
Bargaining With Gangster Denied by Prosecutor
CHICAGO November 14. INS reports plans of Chicago crime fighting group known as the secret six to bargain with Gust Winkler an alleged Capone lieutenant and former associate of Killer Darke were published today by Max G Towle Lincoln Nebraska prosecutor Winkler and the secret six were said to have agreed that Lincoln National Bank rob charges would be dropped if the bandit would return 600000 in stolen bonds Towle who arrived from Lincoln denied authorizing any bargaining with Winkler
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Secret Six
Gust Winkler
Capone
Invention Saves Dice Rating Child in Tulsa
In Tulsa a two year old girl, Maxine McCullough, owes her life to the bronchoscope after her father, Rev. T. My. McCullough, rushed her from a fire and discovered a small cube lodged in the bronchial tube. A bronchoscope was used to remove the object and save the child.
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Tulsa
Okla
Maxine McCullough
Oll
T. My. McCullough
Aul Weithdrey
Work 10 Begun On Overpass In Brackettville Area
Work has begun on the G I and L A railway overpass east of Brackettville with the state highway commission setting the schedule. The Brackettville to Vied Verde county line west segment is paved and accepted, while the east to Uvalde county line is under early construction with concrete bridges and drainage structures. Traffic diverts to paved Highway 131 toward Spofford as railway work continues.
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Bracketsville
Texas
G. IL
L.A
Tighwashi
Ueder
State Highway Commission
Brackettville
Vsh
Verde
Uvality
Spofford
Pair Confess to Slated Bank Robbery in Missouri
Columbia Missouri November 14. Wilson Boss Wade 41 of Woberly Missouri and George Gritz 51 of Dallas Texas confess today to robbing the Bank of Hollsville Missouri yesterday. The two men admit taking funds from the Hollsville bank in a daylight theft and planned the crime together.
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Columbia
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Wade
Woberly
George Gritz
Dalles
Texas
Bank of
Chicago Sanitary Graft Set at 6 500 000
Chicago officials disclosed a bill of particulars detailing the sanitary district cost totals for 1927 and 1928. Assistant Prosecutor John S. Northington filed the bill listing likely proof for the trial ofothy T. Crowe and eight associates. The $6.5 million total centers on alleged padding and excessive expenditures for district maintenance.
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Chicago
Coigagg
TBS
John TS. Northiug
Othy T. Crowe
Gayrall
Former 5.4 Man Dies in Automobile Accident
Joseph Spriggs, a run who was well known in San Nytonio, died in Seattle due to an automobile accident. From 1925 to 1929 he lived in San Antonio and served as district agent for the Wierstone Tire Company. He was a vestry member at Christ Episcopal Church.
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Joseph Spriggs
San Nytonio
Taylon
Seattle
Washprises
Spriggs
San Anfonio
Wierstone Tire Company
Indze
Christ Itpiscopal Chucel
Seek Monkey In Gem Theft
Chicago police search for Yor Mondi the educated chimpanzee and a $2500 diamond ring stolen from a downtown theater. Detectives suspect involvement by a jewel thief ring and note prior incident where the chimpanzee was linked to another missing gem and swallowed a ring.
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INS
Yor Mondi
Tod Tenly
Cumellan
Ring
Chipaiger
Joe
Inman
Healy
Jim
Macy Brown Warburton
New York
Wanamaker Fortue
Randolph Field Holiday Flying Instruction Held Saturday
Randolph Field conducted a holiday flying instruction Saturday morning to prevent the class from falling behind its schedule due to the loss of the Armistice Day holiday.
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Randolph Field
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