Prince Maximilian Von Baden Dies at 62 in Germany
Prince Maximilian Von Baden, the last imperial German chancellor and heir to Baden, died at 62 in Constance. He had suffered arterial trouble for a year, broken ribs after a fall, and was hospitalized at Salem Castle before his condition worsened. He led Germany to armistice negotiations with Wilson and the Allies in late 1918 and announced the Kaiser’s abdication, facing nationalist accusations afterward. His wife Marie Louise and their two children, Berehold and Marie Alexandra, were at his side.
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Associated Press
Constance Baden
Germany
Prince Maximilian von Baden
Grand Duchy of Baden
Maximilian
Salem Castle
Marie Louise
Duchess of
Brunswick-Lueneburg
Berehold
Marie Alexandra
Prince Wolfgang von Hesse
Prince Max
Wilson
Berlin
Bar on Holiday Gem Sellers Seeks City Ordinance
Local jewelers push an ordinance to ban itinerant jewelry sellers during November and December or short periods. Julius Dorenfield Jr of the Jewelers' Association urged the city commission last night. Two large concerns plan to bring stock here for auction sales. License taxes of 750 dollars per month would be sought as protection for local jewelers.
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Julius Dorenfield, Jr
Jewelers’ Association
Furbelows Taboo At Adventist School
Walla Walla report says coeds at Walla Walla College Seventh Day Adventist school must study without furbelows. Jewelry sleeveless dresses and high heeled shoes are banned to teach proper dress and maintain suitability for study or recreation.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla College
Oes
Harman Motor Company to Sponsor WDAG Radio Program
The Harman Motor Company used car department sponsors a radio program tonight on WDAG from 7 30 to 9. Prominent Amarillo musicians will be heard on the air.
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Harman Motor Company
Used Car Department
WDAG
Amarillo
Bell to Spend 50 Million Now on Southwest Lines
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company announces a 50 million investment for next year to lay underground conduits along highway 40 from St. Louis to Joplin Tulsa and Oklahoma City, with a new long distance tolls terminal building planned, confirmed by president E. D. Nims.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
E. D. Nims
St. Louis
Joplin
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Nims
City to hold 19 hearings on paving projects now
The city commission set November 19 for hearings on paving South Houston Street from Third to Tenth Avenues Johnson Street from Seventeenth to Nineteenth Avenues and Arthur Street from Third to Tenth Avenues, totaling 16 blocks. Petitions were approved to pave Buchanan Street from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-sixth Avenues and Twenty-second Avenue from Lipscomb Street to the alley between Lipscomb and Parker Streets.
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City Commission
South
Houston Street
Third
Tenth Avenues
Johnson Street
Seventeenth
Nineteenth Avenues
Arthur Street
Tenth
Buchanan Street
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-sixth Avenues
Twenty-second Avenue
Lipscomb Street
Lipscomb
Parker Streets
Boy Scouts Meet In Dallas Approves 59000 Budget
Dallas November 6. Circle No 10 of the Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting with sixty representatives from thirteen counties. A budget of 59000 was approved and most officers re elected. Officers include R L Wheelock Corsicana vice president W R Meyers Jr Hillsboro national representative and John Middleton Greenville vice president.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Boy Scouts of America
Circle No. 10
R. L. Wheelock
Corsicana
W. R. Meyers, Jr
Hillsboro
John Middleton
Greenville
Paving Awards For 2 Blocks Are Set Today
Contracts for 42 blocks of paving were to be awarded this afternoon after bids opened by the city commission. Projects include Tyler Street from 34th to 41st avenues Harrison Street 34th to 41st Polk Street 34th to 41st North Johnson Street 30th to Sixth Avenues Madison Street 15th to 17th Avenues North Polk Street 8th Avenue to city limits Bellview Street 5th Avenue to Center Avenue and South Cleveland Street 3rd to 10th Avenues. Bids also opened for paving the alley from Taylor to Fillmore between Third and Fourth Avenues.
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At & O'Clock
City Commission
Tyler Street
Harrison Street
Polk Street
Johnson Street
Madison Street
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
Eighth Avenue
City
Bellview Street
Fifth Avenue
Center Avenue
Cleveland Street
Two Aviators Die in Moth Bi Plane Crash at Boston
At East Boston airport a Moth bi plane crashed from 150 feet killing pilot Clinton D. Johnston, an Aircraft factory inspector for the Commerce Department, and passenger Henry C. Carter, a commercial pilot trainee with Skyways Inc. An explosion of the gasoline tank trapped them before rescuers could reach the wreckage.
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Boston
Henry C. Carter
Lebanon
N. H
Clinton D. Johnston
Stratford
Conn
Johnston
United States Department of Commerce
Carter
Skyways, Inc
Ukrainian parents sentenced for killing two children during famine
In Nikolayev Ukraine a mother and father were jailed for eight years in solitary confinement after fatally harming their two children, a two year old boy and an infant girl, to ease hunger during a crop failure last winter. The baby died after being stabbed with pins and poisoning with rat poison.
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Nikolayev
Ukraine
Indigestion remedy claim for Phillips Milk of Magnesia
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick safe remedy for excess stomach acid. It argues to avoid crude fixes, notes 50 years of physician backing and tasteless preparation, and lists prices 25c and 50c a bottle, with the U S registered trade mark since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles 1 Phillips
Village exhumation uncovers arsenic in baby’s body
Village authorities ordered exhumation after concerns arose about a baby’s death. Arsenic was detected in the remains and pins were found in the body, prompting an investigation into possible foul play or medical mishandling.
San Quentin Leads In Pen Population
San Quentin Prison leads state institutions in inmate counts, with current figures indicating a high population at the facility. Officials report ongoing capacity and management efforts as numbers fluctuate.
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San Quentin
San Quentin Now Largest U S Prison with 4010 Inmates
Warden James B. Holohan announced San Quentin houses 4010 prisoners, making it the largest U S prison. Texas and Ohio state penitentiaries are nearest rivals, with Joliet and Leavenworth approaching the 4100 threshold.
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San Quentin
James B. Holohan
United States
Texas
Ohio State
O Joy Corn Wafer Promises Pain Free Corn Removal
Ad claims O Joy Corn Wafer removes corns by quickly lifting roots with no pain. It urges against acids and doughnut planters and touts immediate relief and easy use. Six wafers cost 10 cents and the product is sold by leading druggists.
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