Rublo orders a justice for teachers in San Luis Potosi
President Ortiz Rubio directs Governor Lurrinbiate to honor the tenets of Unnt sintt and release teachers sequestered for back pay protests in San Luis Potosi. Minister Tellex transmits the order as Gen. Cedillo holds women teachers on his ranch and men prisoners remain in the state jail. The dispute began after teachers were arrested while marching to present their grievances to the president.
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Sings With New Joy Heals Itching Skin
A drug advertisement touts a cooling lotion that claims rapid relief for eczema dermatitis and rashes. It promises deep skin penetration and quick clearing of inflamed areas with a money back guarantee. Presented by AML drug company.
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Three Days Cough Danger Signal Promises Creomulsion Relief
An advertising notice urges readers to use Creomulsion to treat persistent coughs and colds. It touts creosote as the key healing agent, with additional ingredients to soothe membranes, stop irritation, and boost the system after illness. Money back if relief isn’t obtained when used as directed.
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Man Sentenced, Never Reaches Pen
In 1915 Harry Williams was sentenced to ten years for larceny at Sing Sing, but never arrived after being freed on bail pending appeal. New records reveal he was convicted and rearraigned, yet discharged and set free by prison officials after an administrative error.
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More Charity Workers Sought for Salvation Army Drive
Volunteer women in the Salvation Army annual home service appeal seek more canvassers to cover downtown. Mrs. Jo Oeffinger urges clubwomen to join for part or full time toward a $15,000 budget, with a meeting at Salvation Army Maternity Home and Hospital to instruct workers. Local relief corps lead, Capt J Walker, oversees temporary quarters for deserving men at 426 South Laredo Street, aided by donations from hotels and Woodmen of the World.
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Rail Brotherhood to Decide on Voluntary Wage Cuts
The Rail Brotherhood will decide next month in Chicago on voluntary wage reductions for unionized workers on multiple lines including Minneapolis Saint Paul and Omaha. Proposals call for a 10 percent cut to stay in effect until business improves, with headquarters listed in Minnesota and Illinois.
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Chicago
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Governor Sees Improvement In East Texas Oil Field
In Toxgview Texas governor Sterling toured the East Texas oil field and declared conditions looking up after his first visit to the area. He praised productivity and ordered soldiers to widen the area as the field drew national attention. He left for further engagements after concluding the visit.
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East Texas Field
T.oxgview
Texas
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Denial of Bond Appealed in Carter Murder Case
An appeal of a bond denial by judge F. Mullaly was filed today in Wesns. Carter, a store clerk, is charged with the murder of Miss Mary Ellis. Tradens corps procordines were entered yesterday as part of the record. Goumael represents Carter who gave notice to seek higher court review. Miss Wilig was slain last night.
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Mary Ellis
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Woman Arrested in Texas Slay Trial
Houston dispatch reports 34 year old Kinn Kowalik was sentenced to five years for the shooting death of Urquhart during a 1925 trial. Kowalik testified Urquhart struck her first and she fired in defense, a San Antonio arrest followed the incident last night in July.
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Kinn
Kowalik
Guardsman to attend national guard convention in New Orleans
Brig. Gen. George L. Leach of Minnesota National Guard was designated by the War Department to attend the annual convention of the National Guard Association of the United States in New Orleans on December 2, 3, and 4.
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Washington
George Li. Leach
World Cruise in Ketch Completed
News brief reports William Albert Robinson of Houston finishing a round the world voyage aboard his 62 foot ketch at the Battery after an 82000 mile ocean journey. The item notes a classified ad seeking a tenant for rental property by December 1 and mentions Crockett address.
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New York
William Albert Robinson
Huston
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Crockett 2100
Death Trap Found on Mountain Trail
Colville Washington police and deputies found a deadly set up along a mountain trail near Northport. A 30-30 rifle was rigged inside a tree with a string trigger intended to fire at a man as he approached, a grisly execution device discovered after a search.
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Wash
Northport
Deyuty
School enrollments rise in U.S. education report
The Interior Department office of education releases figures showing increased U.S. school rolls. The report cites higher attendance between 1910 and 1920, noting gains in King, Wash, and related districts. Details are scarce due to damaged source text.
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GTO
Uae
Office of Education of the Interior Department
Talay
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