Ray of Hope Remains for a Doomed Girl
Doris McDonald and George McDonald face execution for killing taxi driver Adelard Bouchard at Valley Field prison in Quebec. Clemency efforts mount as affidavits claim Doris had no part in the murder. family members gather to offer support and seek justice.
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United Press
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George McDonald
Adelard Bouchard
Valley Field Prison
George
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Sydney
N. S
McDonald
Cape Bretch
Emperor's Fur Coat Offered at Auction
Vienna advertises the fur traveling coat of Emperor Francis Joseph made from Siberian wolves hides for sale at 1200 Schillings about 170 dollars. Once touched only by high ranks and later given to Count Paar, the garment now appeals to any buyer amid postwar changes in the capital.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Count Paar
Colorado to Seek U.S. Deportation of I W W Members
Denver March 20. Charles M. White of the Denver district attorney's office and Colorado national guard officer will ask Congress to deport I W W members. He will testify before the House immigration committee on Colorado's experience with alleged I W W agitators during the coal strike ongoing since October 18.
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International News Service
Denver
United States
Vine Industrial Workers of the World
Congress
Charles M. White
Denver District Attorney's Office
Colorado National Guard
White
House Committee On Immigration
Cold National Guard
Blessing to the Family From Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
Mrs Emma Allen of Houston testifies that Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription saved her daughter in a serious condition. She urges others to rely on this remedy for similar ailments and invites readers to write for confidential medical advice at no cost.
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Texas
Jerce
Emma Allen
Hogan St
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Triplets Born in Seven Minutes Delight Chicago Couple
In Chicago on March 20 Mr and Mrs Raymond Poquette welcomed three newborns. Two girls and a boy arrived within seven minutes. The two girls weigh 5.5 and 8.6 pounds and the boy 6.2. The smaller girl will stay in an incubator for several days.
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International News Service
Chicago
Raymond Poquette
Mr. Paquette
Miss Clark Selected to Judge State Clothing Contest
Miss Izora Clark, home demonstration agent of Potter County, is named a judge for the state high school clothing contest in San Antonio during the last week of April. This marks her third year of judging the event, with associates typically drawn from college faculties.
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Izora Clark
Potter County
San Antonio
Miss Clark
Senator Brooks of Minnesota Dies at 0
State Senator William F. Brooks a lumberman and sportsman died suddenly last night at age 0. He had served as Republican National Committeeman from Minnesota and led the Trans Misssissippi and Minnesota Golf associations. The widow and son Robert F survive.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
William F. Brooks
Minnesota
Brooks
Trans-Mississippi Golf Association
Minnesota Golf Association
Robert F
Local Notices and Social Nods From Amarillo Scene
Miss Lois McCord returns from Dallas while Miss Grace Knox resumes Allen Engineering duties after illness. Births announced for R L Fletcher and G H Moore in Amarillo area. J H Allard shows slight improvement from broken hip at Northwest Texas Hospital. Several residents travel or attend events including a Panhandle Power & Light dance in Borger and a shift of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance office.
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Herring Hotel
Dallas
Grace Knox
Allen Engineering Company
R. L. Fletcher
Harrison Street
Hazel Lane
Amarillo
J. Hf. Allard
Northwest Texas
Rita Luten
Leland Abbott
Shamrock
Wellington
Glen Greene
Margaret Goddard
Art Sherwood
Panhandle Power & Light Company
Borger
Midwest Exploration Company
J. M. Adams
Adams Dry Goods Company
Childress
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Hume Graves
John Vaughan
Linnie Maud Fox
Barney Brady
Lubbock
Gavel From Jefferson to Houston En Route to Demo Convention
The Jefferson gavel dating to 1798, used in the Senate and handed to Jesse H. Jones, Democratic National Committee finance chairman, was presented by Lee Taylor in Houston. Jones will pass it to convention authorities for use at the Democratic National Convention next June, recalling Jeffersonian ideals.
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Houston
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Jefferson
Senate
Jesse H. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Miss Lee Taylor
Zachary Taylor
Jones
Tech Student Floyd Wooldridge Visited City Friends
Floyd Wooldridge, a student at the Tech, spent the past weekend in the city visiting friends.
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The
Tech
Floyd Wooldridge
Kansas City Builder Imports Outdoor Art
Nichols a Kansas City builder with ties to the capital park and planning commission has long imported European outdoor pieces for plazas and residences. His latest trip yields over 500 figures including a Venice sea horse fountain and a Florence dove vase.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Nichole
Spain
Italy
Venice
Florence
Nichols
Washington
Capital Park and Planning Commission
Kangas City
Olathe
Kan
Middle West
Jewelry Store Dust Nets $20,000 Fortune
Local retail jewelers report a sudden windfall as a Chicago store tallies an unexpected profit estimated at $20,000 through novel jewelry sales and a linked advertising push. Officials say the gain reflects rising demand and steady consumer interest in precious metals and stones.
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Chicago Loop
William F. Juergena Sr
Juergens & Anderson Company
North State Street
Pittsfield
Juergens & Anderson
Only surviving Piankeshaw chief and tribe fades away
The Piankeshaw Indian tribe has dwindled to a single full blood member, Chief Te Wah Quah Ke Non Gah, age 72, among whites in Miami Oklahoma. The once thousands strong people of the Great Lakes region were moved to northeastern Oklahoma under a 1832 treaty joining the Piankeshaws with the Te Ren and the Wees. Intermarriage with whites has drastically reduced the tribe since relocation.
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International News Service
Miami
Okla
Great Lakes
Te-Wah- Quah-Ke-Non-Gah
George Finley
Oklahoma
Planke
Chief Te-Wah-Quah-Ke-Non-Gah in Masonic and Shrine Circles
The figure Te-Wah-Quah-Ke-Non-Gah is described as a member of several Masonic bodies and Shriners in parades. He alternates between Shrine regalia with a red fez and ceremonial war attire, wearing full paint and attire.
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