Campaign Brunt Falls on Wheeler in La Follette Bid
Washington reports the campaign for the La Follette ticket will fall mainly on Senator Wheeler of Montana as vice presidential nominee. Wheeler plans a late August Boston stump tour and a broad speech campaign after assembling a directing committee. He departs for a Cape Cod rest before resuming talks with La Follette and scheduling his first Massachusetts address.
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Bushland School to Be Dedicated With Lantern Festival
The new Bushland schoolhouse, brick with a large adaptable auditorium, will be dedicated Friday night with a lantern festival and musical program in Amarillo attended by local residents. The old building becomes a Home Economics clubhouse after repainting.
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Accident victim buried at Glazier
Funeral services were held at Glazier for Young Gross, 13, who died after a hunting accident when the hammer of his 12 gauge shotgun discharged into his left side. He lived about fifteen minutes after the shot. He was the son of the Santa Fe pumper at Glazier.
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Girl Breaks Arm In Bed Jump Fall
Four year old Katie Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Campbell 809 Lincoln street broke her arm in two places yesterday after a bed jump. She is resting well today.
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Explorer Dr N H Darton Joins Mexico Temple Expedition
Washington geologist Dr N H Darton leaves to join the National Geographic Society expedition in the Valley of Mexico. He will study lava flows and the recession of Lake Texcoco to better determine the civilization period, possibly around 7 000 years ago.
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Davidson strengthens in Cleburne and San Angelo regions
Information from Lynch Davidson headquarters indicates Cleburne and that state section favor Jaynch Davidson for governor. Mrs. James Ferguson is named as Davidson's strongest opponent there. San Angelo also shows strong support for Davidson.
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Relief from Corn Pain Lets Man Feel Like New Person
A man proclaims relief after seven years of corn discomfort. He says the breakthrough gives him a renewed vigor and confidence, comparing himself to a colt free in a pasture and claiming strength to tackle challenges ahead.
Oliver's Corn Remover Sold At Drug Store
A promotional note invites customers to visit Oliver Drug Store to buy Oliver's corn remover. The product is claimed to be effective and priced at a quarter, with a clerk ready to assist.
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Ministers Urged to Preach Peace on Sunday
The National Council for the Prevention of War launches a nationwide drive urging 15 000 clergymen to include world peace in sermons. The campaign, in cooperation with civic and religious groups, asks presidential nominees and lawmakers how far they will cooperate for peace and promotes global disarmament and world organizations.
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Wrecked Steamer L ies Beached After Collision
Newport July 23 The steamer Boston lay beached after a collision with the tanker Swift Arrow near Point Judith. Three passengers died and one was fatally injured. victims include Robert P Schlemm Boston John P Schlemm New York Mrs Oscar Green Brooklyn and Charles O Copeland Brookline. Federal inspectors planned an inquiry to determine responsibility.
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Matrimony Safer Than Singleness in Manila Records
Manila records from the Philippine Health service for 1923 show 5 159 unmarried deaths in Manila last year. Of the dead 3 004 were men and 2 125 women, while 1 513 married men and 942 married women also died. Deaths among widows exceeded widowers by 241.
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Necklace of Human Teeth Found Near Fort Worth
An Indian necklace was discovered just north of Fort Worth by 8 S. O. Rippy while hauling gravel from Marine Creek. The two string necklace is made from small human teeth on buckskin, woven with buckskin, and is in unusually good condition. Two local dentists confirmed the teeth came from humans. A matching string of teeth and bracelet-sized beads was found with the necklace.
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Canadian Levy Down
City authorities announce a lower tax levy but higher valuation rising from 1 200 000 to 2 000 000 to retire bonds in ten years instead of forty. The current levy excludes funds for a light plant purchase and if those bonds are approved an additional levy will be required.
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Short Line Railroad Plan Ties Deming and Las Cruces
Las Cruces New Mexico July 23 cooperation proposed for a short line railroad from Alamogordo through Las Cruces to Deming. Project aims to boost Mesilla Rincon agricultural resources and mineral potential in the O r ean mountains through improved transport facilities.
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