New Plans for Criminal Aid Submitted
Warlington DG reports a revolutionary plan of legislation addressing crime. The proposal, prepared by the county research board under president Asi, calls for vanishment in all states, federal government expansion, and varied prison sentences with parole terms. The plan aims to reduce crime disruption and prevent justice system abuses through military discipline in prisons and longer determinate terms.
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Warlington
ANS
Liisdners
Welio
Asi
Daudding
Cncinty
Students Blamed for Bus Wreck and Statue Upsetting
Unclear OCR text reports a bus wreck damaging a mintoy bus and a statue at UMMNE with mentions of Julien and Holmy Hopking. A student council investigated alleged vandalism during a Wednesday night football event involving Marelanyl and others.
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Ummne
Sok Atalur
Julien
Holmy Hopking
Audenta
Dyer
Marelanyl
Marslant
Alaskan Orphans Housed in Old Fort
WARMINGTON Nov 26 A telegraph from Alaska reports a piece of news about orphans and homeless children housed in an old Fort Gileon building transformed into a nursery. Commissioner of Education William Olin Cooper told Necrators of the Interior Withur today in his annual remarks.
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Warmington
B.C
Telearn
Taam
Alankai
Old Fort Gileon
William Olin Cooper
Carningsioner of
Necrators
Turkey Saves Honor of City Jail in Evanston
Evanston, Nov 24. A prank about sending hot turkey dinners to inmates at the Swanton jail was thwarted but the prison honored its role. Jail officials claimed Evanston’s good name remained intact as prisoners received meals and threats of moving to Chicago were noted.
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Turkey
Evanston
Censors May Decide O Neill Play in Houston
A Houston censorship board and Protestant Women's Association consider banning Eugene O Neill’s Strange Interlude. A decision will be announced Saturday. a December 8 presentation is planned if allowed. The Protestant group seeks mayoral appeal to block the work.
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O'Neill
Houston
Board of Censors
Protestant Womens Association
Municipal Censorship Board
Tlousion
Auilitorium
Mesor
Chambernaid
Hoth Organizatine
Finlay
Vrotestant Women's
Germany Confirms Armament Confab With U S Stance
Berlin reports that German ambassador to the United States and Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson confirmed talks on disarmament problems. Stimson reportedly disapproved of the German position yet showed perfect understanding, conveyed during the discussions in Washington.
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Berlin
INS
Von
Tax Hike Sought to Help Jobless in New South Wales
Tax on wages proposed to fund unemployment relief in New South Wales Australia with Labour government backing and Prime Minister J. T. Wang's recommendation. Burglaries reported in London New Jersey with $90,000 stolen from the home of Kir Ian Malcolm and his wife during a servants’ hall gathering organized by Gandy Malcolm.
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Austentia
New South Wales
Wit
Eave Indy
Premire J. T. Wang
London
Lund
Ian Malcolm
Gils Dangtry
Gandy Malcolm
Pool to Inspect State Hospital Overseers to Meet
State Hospital pool to inspect the care of crippled children will be convened tomorrow by Adrian Pool, recently appointed to the board of control. Pool will travel to Galveston this afternoon to be sworn in as member of the board by Judge T. P. Hawkins of the Court of Criminal Appeals, currently undergoing treatment in Galveston.
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UPI
Cripple Childrens
Tomarrow
Adrian Ool
Board of Control
Galveston
Tweinber
TP. la, Hawkins
Court of Crime Appeals
Galvestan
Texas Scientists Convene at Waco
WACO Nov 28. Scientists gather for a day of technical talks on topics from hydrogen spectra to Woodbine sands analysis. Retiring president Professor Clyde P. Reed will discuss enduring challenges in modern science during tonight’s paper.
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Waco
Panera
Woodbine
East Texas
Clyde P. Reed
Sahara Sandstorm Hits Paris Streets
Sahara storm from the Sahara swept Paris with strong winds lifting sand over the northern city. Pedestrians and vehicles faced obstruction as rooftops were dusted and meters blocked. Meteorologists credited the plume to Saharan winds reaching France.
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Paris
Patur
Nov
France
Northren
Sahara Desert
Acquittal for Former Spanish Minister in Press Letter Case
Former Spanish minister Noamih Sibratella was acquitted today by a court martial amid charges of attacking the press in a letter published in a newspaper. The letter accused the king of responsibility in the establishment of the former flotator ship of Pela fe Rivera.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Noamih Sibratella
Kiex
Pela Fe Rivera
Dancer Revives Suit for 250000 Damages
Atlanta and New York based attorney teams revive a $250,000 damage suit for Jason Jennifer against C Whitehead, Atlanta socialite, seeking civil remedy.案件 involves high profile individuals and legal action in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Nev
Atlanta’ Constitution
Sara Mttorness
Pronten Torter
Dincer
New York
Jase Jenniry
Canker
Circus Folk to Have Church in San Antonio Corner
Doc Waddell announces a permanent winter church for circus performers on Ero Heart Street San Antonio. About 200 people employed by the shows will be housed there with the Little Church Around the Corner opening each winter after performances end. Waddell, a veteran showman and licensed minister, seeks a nondenominational service to unite diverse faiths and heal hearts amid show life.
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Doc" Waddell
Cheng
Reapers
San Antare
Khowne
Eroheart Street
York
Mount Clenmens
Mich
Artor
San Antonio
Pupils Suspended for Holiday Strike in Rico
About one hundred fifty high school students were suspended by the commissioner of education in Sant Iwan on November 19 anniversary of Columbus day. The students left their classrooms and demanded a more time for spiritual concentration and retirement.
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San Iwan
Vorla Rico
Educa
Aid for Illinois Labor Discussed in Washington
In Washington on November 28 the unemployment situation in Illinois and possible government aid were discussed with President Hoover and Senators Gibson and Henry W. Kohn, the state purchasing director. The meeting aimed to identify ways the federal government could lend assistance to Illinois amid rising joblessness.
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Washington
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Iover
Glenn, Tinvir
Henry W. Kohn
Sliccetpr
Briton Witnesses Russian Rebellion
London reports Frank Esstern Woodhead, British consulting engineer, who has returned from Russia stating he witnessed clashes between Cossack soldiers and secret police resulting in about 2000 deaths among the troops. He describes a chaotic scene with gunfire and civil unrest in several cities.
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London
Navy
London Daily ‘Telegraph Today
Oan
City to Install Fertilization Tanks at Disposal Plant
Officials announced Friday that larger fertilization tanks will be installed at the citracenage disposal plant after the new facility proved inadequate. The plan calls for replacing row ones with tanks measuring 204 feet in width.
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Officinis
Burial for Dr Witte Saturday in San Antonio
Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday at Laurel Heights Methodist Church for Dr De Witte a respected San Antonio physician who died Thursday after a brief illness at Santa Rosa Hospital He was 62 born in Shelby Texas in 1860 and trained at University of Louisville He married Miss Emma Laas of Shelby He is survived by two daughters Mrs Ora Witt and Mrs Ona Suriman of New Ulm Texas and Mrs Fe Laing Gevers of Hildestead plus another son-in-law and several relatives
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Santa Rosa Hospital
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
H. Barcom Watta
Wilte Hiyed
Virgo
Tie
Shelby, Ter
David Belasco in Serious Condition
David Belasco, noted theatrical producer, is reported seriously ill with pneumonia. The UK dispatch notes he is making satisfactory progress in his recovery after a period of restless days and expresses cautious optimism about his improving condition.
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David Belasco
Ilay Xestetdas
Texas Returns to Cash Basis Again
W Gres ars Hatcher state treasurer announced the state is again on a cash basis and will remain so until the end of his term. He said the plan has been operating on a deficiency for several months.
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Texas
Austin
W. Gresars Hatcher
Litvinoff Scorns Disarmament Body at Mission Stop
Nov 98 reports Litvinoff on route to Museo denounces disarmament commission. He criticizes the body and its aims during the transit, signaling sharp stance on the international effort and drawing attention to ongoing diplomatic friction.
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Litvinoff
Ctprim
Maxin Litvinoff
Museo
Roi Cionert
Andy
Safe- Robbed by Ft. Worth Bandits
Fort Worth police report a robbery at an iron sale involving a theft of cash between 40 and 1000 dollars. An officer notes the incident occurred last night with no injuries reported. The Baden company was not identified in detail.
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Ft. Worth
Fort Worth
Bn Lee
Behhmidt Prolnce Company
Jew Prefers Death to Gentile Blood in Veins
London report details a Jewish patient refusing Gentile blood transfusion crucial to survival. A London hospital transfusion board member considered consent, but the patient insisted on dying rather than receiving non-Jewish blood. The case raises ethical questions about religious beliefs and medical treatment.
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London
Agener
London Hospital
Fife
Lanilen Toad Transfusion Rervies
Two Killed in Auto Wreck Near Chapel Jill
In Bhuenitam on November 22 two people died when a car wreck occurred near Chapel Jill. Edeia Heck a student at the State Medient college in Galveston and Ming Hersio Dawson of Galveston were killed when their vehicle was struck by another car.
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Bhuenitam
Tera
Edeia Heck
Btate Medient College
Galveston
Ming Hersio Dawson
Juba Bonglat
S Iy
Chapel
Jill
Wan Giles
Ae Silon
Ruth
Rail Heads After Restriction Ban
New legislative program drafted by the American Association of Railway Executives aims to curb practices of railroads and transportation lines. The association represents 60 percent of U S railway mileage and seeks restrictions on certain facilities and methods affecting the industry.
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Suw York
Ella Gmtte
American Association of Skainay
United States
Missouri Savings Bank Closes Doors in Edina Missouri
The Knox County Savings Bank at Edina in Knox County was closed today by the Board of Mercers. It marks the second closure in a week as Knox County Savings Bank faced financial trouble. Workers and customers face disruption as the bank shuts operations and assets are likely to be liquidated.
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Son City
Knox County
Edina
Kaos County
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