Probe on France Medals Distribution Sparks Senate Inquiry
Washington reports a broad probe into the distribution of foreign honors to Americans. Senator Norris leads a push to reveal which prominent U.S. figures have accepted French and other nations’ decorations, amid concerns of propaganda influencing policy and public opinion.
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Universal Service
Wrabhington
Paris
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Anh
House
Seggests
Kefless
State Department
Great Britain
Otf
United State
Congress
Santo
Local Burglar Case Sparks Public Praise of Guarded Trust
A garbled early 20th century crime fragment discusses a burglar incident near J. C. Norris at 130 Hess Street and a plea for fidelity of friends. The passage hints at a theft involving onions and a breath of restraint, framed by cautious city detectives and residents.
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J. C. Norriy
Hess Street
Notable Editors and Journalists Named to List of Associated Press Officials
A roster of prominent editors and media figures is cited, including Frank J. Nores of the Washington Star, Melville E. Stoua, and Ralph Pulitzer. The list also mentions O Reid of the New York Times, Wilbur Rest, George Horace Lorimer of the Saturday Evening Post, and other leading journalists with ties to major papers. The document records these individuals as on an official AP list and names several Paris correspondents and editors.
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Reay
Aite
Isd
Capper
Kausae
Wondrew Wilson
Paris
Whit v
Amtrican
Danex
Cabiet
Congress
D. P. Morgan
Hosé Nymes
Ochs
New York Times
George Washington Ochs Oakes
The
New York Timess
Etls Ogden
John C. Finley
Carr VY. Yau Anda
Louis Wiles
Elgwin L. Joos
Times
Associated Press
Hst
Frank J. Nores
Washington Star
Melville E. Stoua
Erederick Roy Maxtin
Ebner Roberts
Ralph Pulitzer
A People Used to Brooks Dance at Breoka Field
San Antonio residents are invited to a large dance at Breoka Field on Wednesday night. The event features the Majestic orchestra and Pon ty Santrey's band. Proceeds aid the athletic fund. the 80 by 100 foot floor will host about 509 couples with no admission fee.
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San Antonio
Anngar
Breoka Field
Col John Coolidge Relapses In Vermont Home
Col John C Coolidge father of President Coolidge remains seriously ill at his Vermont home entering the second week of treatments for heart trouble He showed brief improvement Sunday but suffered several heart set backs and refused to discuss the severity or impact of the episodes with reporters
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Col
John Coolidge
Vermont
Plymouth
Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
Drugged man brandishes knife near West Commerce Market
A man described as drug crazed alarmed workers at a market near West Commerce Street early Monday. After smashing condiment shelves he seized a large butcher knife and fled before Patrolman Hichorn detained him with a nightstick. He was arrested on multiple charges after initial treatment.
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Guy
West Commerce Streck
Cikk
New York Port Quiet After Five Years of No Inbound Hiner
New York daily record notes a rare lull as the quarantine station reports no inbound vessels or passengers passing the harbor without inspection. Customs officers say the port observed a day of rest for the first time in five years, marking a notable halt in normal activity.
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New York
Silver Plated Well and Tree Platter Price Tag
Silver plated well and tree platter set offered for home use with Christmas gift appeal. Nine platters priced at $5.98.
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Dake
Candle Sticks and Decorative Bowls on Sale
Candle sticks shown in bran finishes priced at 65 cents 1 00 and 1 85 a pair. Colorful pottery bowls with moss for planting priced 50 75 and 1 00. Boxes feature verse and plants bloom by Christmas.
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