Cails Texas Solons to Impeach Ma
Amarillo report says the Texas house will convene a special session January 4 to investigate state officials for possible impeachment. Speaker Lee Satterwhite said funding is underwritten to 100000 dollars. Governor Miriam A Ferguson declined to call the session.
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Amarillo
Texas
Lee Satterwhite
Austin
Dallas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Satterwhite
Baltimore Sun
James EB. Ferguson
the Sun
Fergusons
Jim
Miriam
Girl and Two Men Admit Bombings in Chicago
Fred N. Wanquist and his companion Lena Rice confessed after police grilled them, admitting five bombings in Chicago. They described a "bomb trust" that charged $200 per explosion and led to the blasts near 38639 Fullerton Avenue, with Wanquist and Jose Avarizlo injured in the attack.
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Chicago
Crowe
Fred N. Wanquist
Wanquist
Lena Rice
Fullerton Avenue
Jose Avarizlo
New Restrictions on Wine Issued by Dry Commissioner
Washington reports that all sacramental wine permits will be revoked on December 1 and reissuance tightly limited. Commissioner Blair and Assistant Secretary L. Andrews announce rules designed after talks with faith leaders to curb liquor flow for religious rites, restricting withdrawal permits to rabbis and ministers.
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Washington
Blair
War department bids $2,836,560 for Chapman field land near Miami
The War department received a single bid of 2,836,560 for 800 acres of Chapman field military reservation near Miami Illinois. The government had paid 871,000 originally for 850 acres and later transferred some land to the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
Chapman Field
Miami
Ila
War Department
Nathan Friedman
New York
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Judge Rules Against Picketing Law
Judge Denig Sullivan of the Superior Court rules that peaceful picketing violates private citizens rights and is unconstitutional despite prior Illinois legislation. The decision marks a strike against state sanctioned protest limits.
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Chicago
Illinois
Denig &. Sullivan
Superior
American Consul Warned as French Bombard Beirut Threat Looms
The American consul in Damascus has been alerted to evacuate American nationals if the French bombard foreign sections as fighting looms near Beirut Syria.
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Damascus
Beirut
Syria
Opera Singer Found Dead in Chicago Hotel Room
Baritone William Beck who was to perform in Massenet Berodade at the Auditorium was found dead in his hotel room by a call boy after he failed to appear for the second act. Police said no immediate cause of death was given and an investigation followed.
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Chicago
William Beck
Massenet
Polish Archbishop Welcomed in Chicago Visit
Archbishop John Cleplak of Poland arrived in Chicago to a large welcome from Catholic and Polish groups. The message notes protests by outside nations helped prevent his execution in Russia.
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Chicago
John Cleplak
Poland
Russia
French Repel Crises Near Beirut
French forces repel attacks by tribesmen on outposts southeast of Damascus. Artillery bombardment targets the Lebanese front as clashes intensify along the Lebanon corridor.
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Beirut
Damascus
Lebanon
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