Hearst Bids Humanity Bettered Amid Claims of Change
Fragmented report cites President von Binkman and Tris Fitenits declaring the aged offer talent and a tighter social order. The piece mentions desertion banners, links to personality shifts, and notes resignations tied to Geromay’s stance with the League of Nations.
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von Binkman
Tris Fitenits
Ae Son
Witliackine
Petter Ain Eer Aga
Ani
Geromay
League of Nations
Good Old Times and Progress Says Hearst
William Randolph Hearst argues that society has steadily improved, with less cruelty and greater welfare. He praises gains in liberty, education, morality, and invention, contending the current era offers better opportunities and culture than the so called good old days, and that future generations will be better off.
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Peneraton
Agikbas
Tle
Gaul
William Randglit Hearst
Little Jimae Learns Story Of Great Healer And Nativity
A fragmentary report follows Little Jimae as she returns from hospital and prepares to learn the tale of a healer and witness a Nativity play by Sunday school children. The piece mentions family plans, church figures, and hospital ward scenes with local names and places.
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Little Jimae
Jimmie English
San Antonio
St. Touls
Ageim
Denth
Christiass
Titamy
Can
Jinmie
Tvimmle
Scanal
Robert B. Greens
Ital Shere
Timmie
Dino
Athey
Bhim
Meniel
Runny School
Chivt
Medev
Newman
Putin
Bey
Atart
Crime Wave Clams At Homes. Suspect in Custody
Contained story notes a crime wave linked to home and school neglect of character, with police tracing two jailed suspects. It details a suspect's alibi struggles, statements by his former wife about threats, and a second woman describing a gun given to end Ira Lewis’s life.
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Vr. Goodell
Tilale
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Qanile
Stit
Jiova
Polic
Gaaliy
Erny
Jim
Enliher
Ira Lewis
Ier
Day Reward Sparks Capital In liquor probe turmoil
The piece records Texas liquor enforcement fury over bootlegging and elite immunity. It cites Governor Miriam A Ferguson decrying unequal punishment while rich offenders evade jail, calling for uniform law enforcement and public accountability amid political tension in Austin.
Moody declines discuss Hoffman settlement in Texas suit
Austin Nov 28 Attorney General Dan Moody declined to discuss the proposed compromise offered by the Hoffman Construction Company in a suit filed by the state seeking cancelation of highway contracts, an injunction to stop $951,000 payments and $100,000 damages. The case goes to trial Monday before Judge George Galveston in Fifty third District Court. The state seeks a receiver to manage property involved in the litigation. The Hoffman offer proposes either a second application of asphalt on 600 miles of highways or a settlement with the state on terms similar to the American Road Company judgment. The company says defendants acted only in discharge of official duty and denies any improper influence by a highway commissioner. Moody had charged Auckett, then a commissioner, with involvement in the contracts.
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Austin
Dan Moody Salurgny
Hoffman Construction Company
Fage
George Galhoun
Pifty-third District
Moody
Tov
Uniwee
American Road Company
Auckett
Sommlesion
Holtman Construction Company
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Sean Pesient
von Hindenburg
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Wold 'Olla
Paiis
Jewelry Company
Il Nuwdare
Gronerts
Jonat
WLR
Broadway
Herweck Woodlawn
Lewis
U. 5
Goodell
Duran’s Place
E. Josephine St
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Tesusci
Woronn
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
D. EB. Gregg
Woody Silent
Som Rome
Road Company
Mankind
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