Reform for Reformatories How Gatesville Juvenile School Misses Aims
The piece critiques Gatesville's reformatory for delinquents arguing it mirrors penitentiaries in practice. It questions whether officials will reveal full findings after legislative probes and warns repression of news may hinder public accountability.
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Penitentiary System
Gatesville Reformatory
Cie
State Reformatory
Reformatory
Gatesvide
Yynitentiaries
Gatesville Institution
Senator Jones Proposes Free Trade With Tariff Backing
Washington senator Jones presents a Congress plan combining free trade with protective tariffs. He argues protection harms merchant shipping by reducing foreign trade and empty holds, while his bill aims to sustain a strong merchant fleet through in kind trade measures.
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Jones
Washington
Congress
When Free Zones Complicate U S Trade Policy
The article analyzes a Washington plan to designate free zones at US ports allowing duty free import for re export to foreign markets. It argues such zones would shift reliance from American goods to foreign cargo and reduce protectionist incentives, urging broader economic education.
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United States
Custom House
Going to College at Home in San Antonio
A San Antonio program offers home based business administration study with University of Texas extension bureau instructors. Courses cover basic economics psychology and management, aiming to mirror university offerings and apply psychology to personnel and executive development.
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San Antonians
University of ‘Texas
Extension Bureau
United States Army
America’s Selfishness Behind Washington Conference Charges
A column argues that critics who call the Washington conference selfish ignore U.S. aims in disarmament and Pacific settlements. It questions Allied interests, cites the Anglo-Japanese alliance, and notes France and Britain possess larger land forces while the United States seeks limited armaments for lasting peace.
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America
Washington
League of Nations
Amy
League
United States
Harding
Great Britain
France
Italy
Far East
Pacific
Europe
Germany
Hundred Canned Harvest Lost as Sisters Learn Charity
Sarah and Bessie Lamb bar their neighbors from sharing fruit kept for a long cold winter. A shelf collapses scattering peach plum cherry and pear preserves. Neighbors respond with two heavy boxes of fruit and a church dinner fund raising gift of 100.
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W. Werner
Sarah Lamb
Essie
Bessie
Sarah
Telford
Stack
Shebel Hibbard
Mrs Jibbard
Phebe
Rossie
Phebe Hibbard
Cupper
Tessie
Vellay
Mrs. Watson
Glria
Cella
Harold Betts
Tuamb
Growth of Birmingham From Rough Camp to Industrial Base
The city’s early discovery of limestones and the first small iron furnaces marked a crude beginning. Coal mining began within present city limits, turning a lawless camp into a booming center. A later 1880s financial collapse preceded a deflation era before Birmingham secured a stable coal and iron foundation.
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Birmingham
Hungarians Expect Charles to Retake His Old Position
Special Cable reports from Vienna that former emperor Charles of Austria and king of Hungary is not certain to return, but is widely expected by Austrians and Hungarians. Observers warn of civil strife and regional upheaval if Charles resumes the throne, reshaping frontiers and politics across Central Europe.
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Charles
A. B. Decker
San Antonio
Light
Chicago Daily News
Cneago
Warsign Service
St Vienna
Austria
Hetgaty
Hungary
Vienne
Generasty
Lis
Bette
West
Europe
Vienna
Italy
Ruggeat Fa
Twain's Water Salt Plant Planned in Mono County
Bridgeport Calif Oct 10 Years ago Mark Twain wrote of Mang Lake salts in Mono County Calif. Now a company with Sacramento and San Francisco capital plans a plant to extract salts from the water for washing powders calcium actableactics and other uses.
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Bridgeport
Cal
Mark Twain
Mang Lake
Mono
Planing Birminghams Fiftieth Birthday Pageant
Plan for Birmingham fifty year birthday celebration features a historical pageant October 24 28 tracing Birmingham from cornfields in 1871 to an industrial center. Fifteen thousand participants including a choir of trained voices and hundreds of youths in dance will perform with orchestras and bands. pageant episodes cover city growth and Alabama history from colonial days through Reconstruction.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Alabama
Vinces
Moving Pictures and Vaudeville Lineup Preview
A fragmented program listing theater acts and names such as Richard Barthelmens, Charles Ray, Buck Jones and Lennayableville. The note references vaudeville venues and clubs, Interstate and Gunter advertising, and a readers’ guide to where to go for entertainment.
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Moving Pictures
Richard Barthelmens
Charles Ray
A Laugh or Two in a Curious Court Exchange
The fragment recounts a comical court scene with quips from both sides and a bellicose judge. It includes depictions of Bevan’s father, an Irishman, a teacher with a travel question, and a mischievous child observing a baby’s belongings for amusement.
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Wyoming
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Imine
Jymne
Bevan
Ila
Alle
Accidental Shooting Claims Life of 13 Year Old
In Atkins Arkansas on a Sunday, Raymond Liar yelston aged dwelve accidentally shot his cousin James G. Harreleton age thirteen at the Harreleton residence. A coroner's jury ruled the death accidental as the youths were returning a shotgun to a corner of the home.
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Ark
Raymond Liar Yelston
James G. Harreleton
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Tli
Vince
Pfinerelston
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