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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
5
Watsons Hoss Trade Wins GOP 70th Senate Control
Universal Service reports that the GOP will hold a 49 to majority in the Seventieth Senate after Jim Watson of Indiana brokers a peace plan. The deal readmits Lynn Traiger to the party and likely brings Hendrick Shipstead into Republican ranks, restoring Frazier to seniority committee rights and potentially chairmanships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Washington
Navy
Republican Party
Senate
Uoss
Germany Slashes Fare For Yanks
Washington reports that American Legionnaires attending the Paris convention will receive 25 percent reduced rail fares in Germany, easing travel eight years after prior restrictions. Frontier formalities have been waived for the visiting Yanks.
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Germany
Washington
American
Rescuers probe mountainside for five trapped miners
Hazleton Pa November 28 Rescue workers bore two additional shafts into the mountainside seeking the second and third of five chambers where six miners entombed by a flood a week ago may have sheltered. One electric bulb burned in the flooded depths with no sign of life detected.
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Hazleton
Tomichhicken
Theologian Charles Summer Nash Dies in Berkeley
Dr. Charles Summer Nash, 70, former president of the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, dies at his home. Nash was a widely known theologian and a prominent figure in American religious education.
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Berkeley
Cal
Charles Summer Nash
Pacific School of Ieligion
Rains Flood Italy Forcing Hundreds From Homes
Northern Italy from the Alps to the Roman countryside endures torrential rainstorms causing severe floods and forcing hundreds of families to flee their homes.
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Italy
Rome
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