Global and Local Currents in a Troubled World
A collage of 1920s-era opinions on suffrage debates in Europe and America, contrasting women’s voting rights, political revolts, and social mores with economic concerns. The piece references Militant reformers, revolutionary leaders, inflation era prices, and agricultural hardship across continents. Prominent figures include Dr Amel Burrero Garcia and Henry Fairfield Osborn, as well as King Joe. It notes pig theft sparking conflict in Guiara, and rising wheat prices boosting farmers while urban markets reel from depression.
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England
Moertee
Dreldra
Areesda
Amel Burrero Garcia
Mays
Rome
Ilild
Texan Beauty Queen at Northwestern U
Paula Parcelle of Amarillo Texas was selected Northwestern University beauty queen after a Navy Army event win. She is a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity and a sophomore.
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Northwestern
Uricago
Rue Paula Parcelle
Amarillo
Teras
Heauty Dicen
Northwestern University
Souther Airy
Inaval Army and Navy Bath
Kappes Alpha ‘Thelm
Aophomere
Unclear Weather Forecast With Rain Elsewhere
Readable parts describe rain in Ben Antonia and Vielniixs Cloody with showers. Loweal tem per night around 8 and high near Bentley around 4. Moderate winds shift to fresh northward later. West Texas forecast cites cold fronts and possible levee conditions. north portion sees warmer later while south cools.
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Ben Antonia
Texas
Might
Ktechwem Inks
Mussolini Sees U S as Leading Factor in Peace
Benito Mussolini argues that the United States holds the balance of power and should lead efforts for international stability and economic rehabilitation. He notes visits by Grandi and Laval as signs of earnest dialogue with Hoover’s administration and calls for global cooperation to avert collapse, envisioning peace through disciplined armament and economic renewal.
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Mussolini
U.S
Benito Mussolini
Freraler
Halse
Rome
Nerson
United States
Ewrone
Ower
Waashington
Atatesmen
Pitre Laval
France
Grandi
America
Engined Onipechayy
Germany
Jourisl
Washington
Europe
Hoover
Artig
Signor Grandi
Singhalion Keor
Lusitania Wreck Will Be Examined Next Months
The wreckage of the liner Lusitania off the Irish coast, torpedoed twenty six years ago, will be examined within the next few months by French salvage editors. Details were learned today at the port.
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Tandon
Nor
UNS
Tinsitania
Torreford
Irish
Plague of Webs in Victoria Stirs Seers Rumors
In Victoria villagers report a spider web infestation that covers streets and homes. Witnesses say webs cling to windshields and clothing, sparking superstitions about an approaching disaster or storm. Locals link the silky threads to impending bad weather and potential upheaval.
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Victoria
Tetos
Queretaro Suspends Religious Services In State Decree
Queretaro suspends all religious services until further notice as Governor enforces decree requiring prior approval. The edict limits attendance to one person per household in the state, citing unspecified reasons for the suspension.
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Queretaro
Mexico
Nuusta
Quereturo
Escaped Convict Sentenced for Bank Holdup
Jnes Oversierer, an escaped Oklahoma convict wanted in many Midwest cities for bank robbery, was sentenced in Marquette to 84 to 90 years for the 14000 Whrat Nationn bank holdup in Michigan.
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Mt, Cimmens
Mich
INS
Jnes Oversierer
Oklahoma
Marquette
Texan Injured by Dynamite Blast Near Irving
Dallas November reports Arch Litton injured in dynamite blast at Ti Spann farm near Irving. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition with doctors noting potential recovery. Event details are unclear but indicate a farm blast caused injuries to Litton.
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Dallas
Arch Litton
Ti. Spann
Irving
Davis Sails for Home from Philippines on President Lincoln
Manilla November 21 The Governor General Duchy Davin travels with his daughter Cynthia aboard the President Lincoln bound for the United States. Davin has been granted a leave of absence from his duties in the Philippines.
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Manitia
Govenor
Duchlhy Davin
Cynthia
United
Lincoln
Philippines
Heavy Snow Hits Oklahoma Panhandle and Plains
Heavy snowfall blankets Oklahoma with five to six inches in Grant and Linea counties and six inches in Wheanow. The storm coats the panhandle and western Kansas regions, bringing moisture to dry wheat fields as residents report conditions improving travel delays and school closures.
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Oklahemy Panhandle
Western Knosos
Grant County
Linea. County
Grown brothers seek male names for renaming petition
In Anderson Indiana on an unspecified November day Geneva and Nola Armstrong petitioned the court to rename a minor to Doug lan and Noel. The two brothers, Trey and another unnamed, discuss male names and future considerations.
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Universal Service
Anderson
Ind
Geneva
Nola Armstrong
Bera
Douglan
Nix
Noel
Trey
Sales tax idea grows after Canada tour influence
A bipartisan group of U S congressmen led by Senator King from Utah urged adopting a Canada like sales tax to raise revenues and fund federal programs. They cited Canada’s success and suggested integrating it with modifications to the Volstead Act to ease wine and beer manufacturing. The trip, hosted by William Randolph Hearst, aimed to improve revenue and Canadian American relations.
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Washington, D.C
INS
Canada
Congress
Dominion
William Randolph Usarst
King
Guinarrat
Utah
America
Song
Economic Salvation Ivy
Holsting
Boland
Lichtengaelmer
Councils
Pennsylvania
Vouglas
Alassachusetts
Scelly
Illinois
Cole
Maryland
Revere
New York
Senate Finance
Congressional Party
Allred on Way to Austin After Hunt
Del Rio Texas November 21 Attorney General James V Allred travels toward Austin after hunting a buck and shooting a wild turkey on ranch of cousin V Askew secretive trip following a trust busting matter last week with reports of a hunt and travel.
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del Rio
Texas
James V. Allred
Deltic
Austin
V. Askew
Mexico reports cotton crop at 1.6 million tons
Mexico's ministry of agriculture announced the nation's cotton crop for the year will total about 1.6 million tons. It describes the crop as resistant, with uniform fiber and consistent color.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Ministry of Ag- ' Fletultarce
Corsican Brigands Nabbed in Drive
Corsica police and gendarmes arrested a large band of terrorists in a campaign on Corsican hills near Ajaccio. About 150 individuals were detained as authorities push to clear the island of the threat.
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Bercice
Ajaccin
Corsica
Corsican
Garner Parley With Tammany Boss Reveals Talks
Washington November 1 A breakfast conference between John Garner and Democratic leaders explored party leadership talks. Garner denied any poll or formal decision while Curry confirmed discussions noted as tentative. The exchange touched on Texas connections and referenced Bishop James Cannon and Methodist leader Buuthery A.
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Washington, D
Joln Curry
New York
Tymalsay Bose
Jack Garner
Garner
Curry
Sid
Texas
Sitting Bull
Gurnee Dise
Wise
James Cannon
Buuthery
Bitter cold grips Rockies across a wide front
A severe cold wave swept the Rocky Mountain region from Canada to northern New Mexico, bringing subfreezing temperatures and heavy moisture for winter crops. Snow covered the Panhandle and parts of Texas, with forecasts calling for continued freezing conditions into Sunday. Stockmen warned to protect livestock as records fell in several locales.
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Denver
Quy
Rocky Mountain
Canada
New Mexico
Zoro
International Neva Service
Wlissard
North Tergs
Sax
Panhandle
Earry
San Antonio
South Corns
el Paso
Mercury
Pashwadle
Ition Grande Valley
Both Sides Rest in Guess Trial
ARDMOILE Oko November 21 The state and defense rested in the trial of W G Guess and Cecil Grosby former deputy sheriff charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Manuel Gomez a Mexican college student on June 7.
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Ardmoile
Oko
INS
W. G. Guess
Cecil Grosby
Aheriff
Manuel Gomez
Mexico
Mine Explosion Kills 24 in Bentley Pit Yorkshire
London reports a tragic Bentley coal mine blast near Dancaster Yorkshire. Twenty four men died and 29 were hurt as a new explosion and fire trapped workers half a mile underground.
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London
Bentley
Dancaster
Yorkshire
Shaw Optimistic Pays 40 Years Dues
London dispatch reports George Bernard Shaw, optimistic about longevity, paying 40 years of dues in advance to the National Trade Union, indicating ongoing support and engagement with the organization. The note underscores Shaw's continued public involvement and belief in his lasting influence.
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SHAW
London
George Bernard Shaw
Leaal
National Trade Tinton Nb
Aig
Ara Col
Illinois Railroad Crash Kills Man
In Barrington Illinois on November 21 N3 a Chicago Northwestern coach train crashed killing R B K Morencie alien and fatally injuring a trainman authorities reported partial details of the wreck and injuries while investigators sorted the scene and cause concluding lines remain unclear
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Barrington
R. B. K. Morencie
Chirthwestern
Senator Johnson Opens Debate On Debt Cancellation War
Washington is abuzz as Senator Wen Jolson signals a push to delay the Senate vote on the German moratorium and press for cancellation of European debts. He argues private bankers profit from loans and seeks public taxpayer safeguards amid looming international strain. House supporters foresee a major fight over ratification and the moratorium policy.
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Washington
B.C
INS
Wen Jolson
Meaver
Senate
Johnson
Europe
Treasner
Gulifornia
Hoover
Irance
United States
Gremany
Seattor Johnson
Tolinson
J. B. Morgan
Abert Wf. Wiggin
Stator Johnson
House
Representative Tanklin
Collier Aground Off Point Judith Scene
A collier ran aground near Narragansett Pier in heavy fog. Two men aboard were observed as the vessel held by pumps struggling to stay afloat amid the hazardous conditions.
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Point Judith Narragansect Pier
Taran Blan Conner
Judith
North Carolina declines cotton acreage reduction move
North Carolina will not join other Southern states in legislation to reduce cotton acreage. Governor O Max Gard, speaking in Raleigh, said the state would follow its policy of acreage reductions but oppose a legislative push to cut cotton plantings.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Garechee O. Max Gard
Teedlaz
Mrs Caraway to Fill Mate Job but Not Office
Washington Nov 2. Mrs Antucki Caraway, second woman appointed to the US Senate, will be denied her late husband’s offices and given a lower seniority assignment in a smaller suite. The senior-designate will receive a larger office, while Caraway’s husband’s three-room suite passes to a colleague higher on the seniority list. Other desks referenced include a lettered room 411 and prior offices vacated by senators who died.
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Washington, D.C
TNS
Antucki Caraway
United States Senate
Tenny
Senate
Tia-Roany
Cataway
AML
Grandi Cheerful Sendoff at Baltimore Train Station
Dino Grandi, the youthful Italian foreign minister, was escorted by motorcade sirens and cheered by hundreds of Americans and Italian Americans as his train left Philadelphia for Baltimore at 12:90 p.m. The crowd waved, and Grandi acknowledged the popular sendoff before boarding the Baltimore and Ohio train.
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Philadelpusa
Dino Grandi
Trinister
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
El Paso to Dallas Air Record Set by Airliner
The Amere Airways mail and passenger plane, piloted by L. S. Andrews, allegedly set a new record for El Paso to Dallas. Aided by tail winds the craft completed the trip in 7 hours 39 minutes flying time at near 200 miles per hour several times.
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el Paso
Dallas
Musical Glib Group Will Meet at St Anthony Hotel
The junior department college group from San Antonio Mustcal ent will meet at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon in the tapestry room of the St Anthony hotel. Mrs Alois Tiratin and Mrs Corinne Richardson will be in charge of the program.
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San Antonio
O'Cleck West
St. Anthony Hotel
Alois Tiratin
Aml
Corinne Richardson
Convict Slain by Knife in Prison
Jobo R. Lane, 27, was killed by a throat slash in the state penitentiary at CANON CITY. George Reynolds, 19, is held by prison officials as the suspect in the fatal attack.
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Canon Gity
Cote
Jobo R. Lane
Socuie
George Reynolds
Olticisla
Lindbergh Captain of Aerial Clipper Bound for Jamaica
The American Clipper lifts from Havana at 11 30 p m with Col Charles A Lindbergh at the controls and 22 passengers aboard to begin the Caribbean cruise to Jamaica with plans for further steps after the Jamaica leg.
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Cieneuegos
Cubs
INS
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paasengers
Heca
Jamaica
Mail Pilot Flies On His Day Off
Atlanta November 14. Dick Merritt a mail pilot who flew the night mail from Atlanta to Richmond Virginia four nights weekly bought an airplane for personal use after hours.
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Atlanta
Dick Merritt
Richmond
Viesinia
Bra
Bors
Eae
Interference With Nippon Troops Frowned On
Interference with Nippon troops is frowned on as terms for a local truce are debated. A U S note from Henry L. Stimson to Baron Shidehara urged acceptance of three conditions, while Tokyo criticized the League of Nations and a Japanese delegate’s role. Prime focus shifted to Chinchow as forces concentrate for potential action.
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Toro
Jase
Manchuria
United States
Japan
Chios
America
Shidehara
Eireles
Preas
Kenkiehi Yoshisane
League of Nations
Parla
China
Chinchow
Chong Daoeh Téang
Aranchutis
Chis
A. Bew
Japs Charge Chinese President Active
Reports say Chiang Kai-shek plans new Chinese troop movements into Manchuria to oppose Japanese forces after claims of 60,000 Chinese near Chin Chow. Japanese officials and sources discuss the strategy as a wider confrontation develops in the region.
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Wwsa
My Murden
Chinchow
Magduria
Chiang Wei-Shek
Manchuria
Obiang
Manchuri
Ready for Occupancy Apartment Listings
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple apartment listings with monthly rents such as 249 and 420, and addresses including San Pedro and W. Mistletoe. Text is garbled but indicates availability and pricing for various units, likely a rental notice. The readable items point to apartments under some management, with emphasized “Ready for Occupancy.”
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W. Mistletoe
San Pedro
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