Senate Conference Report on Coal Legislation Passed
A Senate conference report on coal legislation advances to the president after House passage. The measure grants broad powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission to curb profiteering and protect consumers this winter. Additional items in conference include Borah commission plans to fix production and distribution costs and a public utilities price agreement proposal to ensure adequate supply.
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Senate
Washingter
D. C
Intarviere Commerce Commission
Public Utilities
Sig Industries
San Antonio Golf Course Favored for Pay‑as‑You‑Play Model
A report outlines San Antonio’s pressuring stance to operate a pay as you play golf course, highlighting Woodlawn Hills Golf Club and its planned 80,000 capital, 100 par shares, and a life membership. The city’s climate claims will keep golf viable in winter, with three local courses noted and a proposal to form a Texas corporation.
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Gerat- Usl
Antonio
San Antonio
Middle West
Havien Course
Harlem
Ahan Four Sears
Axavud
Selisbury
Gordon City
Long Island
Presser Advantenee
Sny
Caited Stella
Tienry Hagelstein
Joe Walsh
Iy Eergsnininc
Woadiema Hills Golf Glub
San Atonio
Lan Fbet
California
Florida
Woodlawn Hills
Woodlawa Hill Golf
Apn Cotiniey Elish
Celebrates In Jail Ests Silva in Mexican Town
Police in Mexico's Santos stead arrested Silva after he claimed a stranger offered a drink that led to intoxication and an attempted drowning. He said he had drawn 78 dollars to celebrate Maxino's independence anniversary, then was later found lying near San Antonis in Ritarnoun.
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Ests Silva
Mexico
Santos
Batcezar
San Antonis
Ajin
Central Siguaters
Silva
Maxino
Trenton
Robbery probe as inspectors seize stash at Florey Street home
Special Investigators Robinson and Sterdebach from the Mayor's office visited a 400 block South Florey Street residence to confront a man resisting entry. They forced the door and saved six pints of corn whiskey and part of a coloring water bottle. Tadne Smith was arraigned on possession and sale charges with a $300 bond.
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South Florey Street
Robinson and
Sterdebach
Tadne Smith
United Sintra
H. Ty
Judge WOW Willig Extends Dairy Cattle Dip Order
A temporary injunction granted by Judge WOW Willig keeps in effect the Texas cattle dipping order amid a dispute over herding and health concerns. James A. Boss of Sacramento disputes the mandate, claiming ownership of dairy cattle and alleging health risks from dipping. The case hinges on prior enforcement and potential fines for noncompliance.
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Wow
Wexas
Nmalfaye Commission
Janes A. Boss
Saccintonio
Auden Walling Sawilay
Foyls
Ek Besar
YWCA Cafeteria Opens New Quarters In Houston
The New York W. Y. cafeteria in Houston unveils redesigned quarters at 221 Le Launch serving from 11 AM with a seating capacity of 240. They aim to double prior meal service of 234,000 yearly at 46 cents average cost, featuring a dining room view and new decor including blue tiled walls green trim and new floor and draperies.
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Shue Triangle
Ny W
Houston
le Launch
YX. W
Plan Masonic Relief Meeting Called for Tuber Culosis Sanatorium
Robert J. Weirton, chairman of the Masons Tuberculosis Sanatorium Commission, has called a meeting at Ys Paso Remember 24 to agree on arrangements to be submitted to the March togea of Foxas, Arizona and Ney Mesive. From information we have gathered.
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Robert J. Weirton
Teras
Masons’ Tuberculosis Sanatorium Commission
Ys Paso
Arar Toigea
Foxas
Arizona
Masons of America Health Plan for Tuberculosis Sufferers
A proposed program by Mr Newton urged by the Texas commission and Dr Pelix Py Miller to fund hospital building for tuberculosis patients nationwide. The plan aims to aid both advanced and incipient cases, with committees from Arizona New Mexico and other states appointed by grand officers to gather data and push the initiative in the Southwest.
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Ibia Eshimalnd
United States
Newton
Masons of America
Texas
Pelix
Py Miller
Pneo
Ani
Benjaminy Kerkely
Arizona
There
Masonk Cone
Southwest
Paso
Daugherty Impeachment Proceedings Hit Federal Group Push
In Washington D C the American Federation of Tinworkers and the Farmers National Co operative plan to urge Representative Keller a Republican from Minnesota to drop impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. The federation aims to testimony by Emiel Gozners and Benjamin Marsh as they press for a formal inquiry into Keller’s actions. The winter session is expected to bring further debate on the case.
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Washingto
Ie American Federation
Tinboe Ari
Keller
Republican
Mininesota
Will
Urek
Tinise
Npxt
Emiel Gozners
Tanbor
Aleefy
Edward J Methuly
Tenjamin Marsh
Farenera
WAR ON SIGN BOARDS IN ZION CIR POLICE CLASH
In Zion City police fired three shots at several independents daubing paint on a sign board. This marked the second outbreak in two days as earlier a bomb-like device altered a light globe with red print above the signs. Overseer Wilbur Ollen Volion oversees the displays denouncing the pendants as rioters and intruders.
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Dion
Shete Wen
Zion
Perry
Aion City
Mindy
Conepornys
Wilbur Ollen Volion
Fragmented page note on radio club offer and address
Fragmented OCR notes mention Leroy Schelper living at 2412 N Places and a promotional offer from The Tight office giving a free pair of Rodis Headphones. It references Radio Bans and weekly listings with unclear names and actions. The text is garbled, with instructions to enter and provide a name and undress.
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Leroy
Rec
Saadiss
Real Estate Boom Rumors Sweep Binder County Area
Trading active and realty sales surge in Binder County as Clifton George Realty reports minority buyers and new residences nearing completion. Major transactions include 15 000 xer a parcels in Sumerset and two tracts in Wilson Township. Roads are being repaired and many locals assess plots for country homes amid growing interest. Local owners include Frank M Lewis and A Domech in Sumerset, with properties on Alamo Helshie blocks.
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Clifton George Realty Company
Binder County
Wilson
Wits
Wilson Witseen
Graunis
Claim traffic shows rise in September and lighter cattle movement
A fragmented report notes higher traffic activity in September with total counts near 14 701 stations and a 1 percent increase in overall movement compared with the previous year. It mentions heavier livestock and coal transport, and a general uptrend in freight through the period.
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Sica
O- Walter
Walthall
Issues Spurned on Debt Cancallation Acceptable to Democrats
The article notes debate in Washington around debt cancellation and foreign debts. It records opinions from Democrats and mentions positions on the League of Nations. The text reflects a partisan stance on international commitments and potential policy shifts.
Campaign clarity muddled amid party feuding and state policy ado
In a garbled report the Democratic leadership weighs campaign strategy with notes of internal disputes. References to James M. Cok and Senator Walsh suggest reorganization while discussions on Versailles debts and party harmony appear as confidential. A Texas opinion on standard weights for produce fue ls appears, authored by Attorney General Bruce We Pant, with state market aims clarified.
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James
M. Cok
Vanstraliey
David J. Walsh
Magsar Vhusetts
Atariul Magn
Charseer
Versailles
Austin
Tex
Texas
Andy
Alka
Attorney General's Department
Resistane
Bruce
EL Wy
County Wins at State Fair Highlight Collin Livestock League
Collin County Purebred Livestock Association received a county award at the State Fair in Dallas for outstanding exhibit quality. The county ranked among the strongest exhibitors, earning nearly 500 ribbons last year and celebrating community milestones in Tex., Sept. 16.
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Melis
Collin
Dexas
Dallay
Collin County
da Jn
Fac
Coli County
Hermann Sonu
Tex
Treauty-Recan
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Winlow George Realty Company
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