Anife Victim At Austin Is Laid To Rest
Miss Lehlia Highsmith 28, stenographer for the state supreme court aid commission, is buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Austin after a funeral attended by family and close friends. Her death under investigation follows stabbing with John Brady, 57, former judge, still jailed in Travis County. Brady’s defense seeks time while witnesses are sought. testimony from Frank Graham may be pivotal. Highsmith’s father G B Highsmith traveled from Baytown to be with his daughter’s family in grief.
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Eight Die in English Storm and Floods Across Isles
A fierce gale in the British Isles kills eight and injures many, with boats buffeted and fires of property damage. The Belgian liner Jan Breydel sought shelter near Dunkirk after a rough crossing to Dover. Air traffic faced risky landings while the dirigible B-101 rode out the storm at Cardington as rivers overflowed, flooding the Rhondda Valley and agricultural lands.
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Flashes of Life and court news from across continents
A collage of society notes: Kenneth Harlan lunching with Flo Hart casually. Midge Gladman and Johnny Van Ryn’s engagement. Evelyn Laye seeking divorce in London. Lady Weymouth complaining about baptism verses. Olav Olsen changing name to Olav Allen after divorce and fiancé’s wish to avoid a second Mrs Olsen.
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Legionnaires Celebrate Armistice Day Festivities at Banquet
Armistice Day celebrations include a veteran banquet at the Herring Hotel with over 400 attendees. Ernest Thompson presided as toastmaster while new officers were installed and E A Simpson gave the sole serious address on the Legion’s meaning.
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Nature Wrath Felt in Middle States
The Midwestern Red Cross reports 164 calamities in the region between the Mississippi and the Rockies from 1922 to 1929, led by 94 tornadoes and 36 floods, causing 1,012 deaths and 3,530 injuries. The Missouri Illinois Indiana tornado killed 800, injured 3,000, and left many aided by relief. Red Cross assisted 21,879 families representing 106,894 people, and rehabilitation efforts include restoring local credit bases after disasters.
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Explosion damages two story building in St Louis
An explosion of undetermined origin partially wrecked a two story building in St Louis on November 12, causing about 50 dollars in damage. No fatalities or injuries were reported.
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Pape's Diapepsin Rebuilds Digestive Health
An ad notes that occasional indigestion and sour stomach signal excess acid and may lead to chronic issues. It claims Pape's Diapepsin instantly neutralizes acids, soothes the stomach, aids digestion, and prevents serious disorders. Available at druggists for 60 cents.
Spaniards to honor first smoker Rodrigo de Jerez
Ayamonte in the Huelva province plans a memorial for Rodrigo de Jerez, cited as Europe’s first smoker. The citizen traveled with Columbus, faced Inquisition time, and brought tobacco to Europe. The town aims to place a marble marker on his house to mark the site and its history.
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Second death victim Miss Sue Bradley dies in crash
Austin on November 12 United Press reports the second tragedy in three days from the same boarding house. Miss Sue Bradley was killed in a motorcycle crash while riding double with Wilbur Turner on wet highway ten miles north of Austin. Turner's injuries were minor. Bradley had recently moved from Bryan to Austin.
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Roman Paper Comments On Hoover Talk
Rome daily Tevere comments on President Hoover Armistice Day speech in a satiric vein. It says Hoover has not yet bottomed out his examination of causes disturbing peace. If parity is the motive of wars, Americans, British, and French should adopt Mussolini’s formula of minimum armaments common to all great powers.
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Man fined for slugging attempt ends in suit
In San Francisco on November 22, Edward J Hiebel is sued by Oakland's Alvena Marchan for an unprovoked assault. She alleges he tried to push phone slugs down her back at a vending machine, causing her to fall and break a leg. She seeks 20,500 dollars for medical bills and damages.
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