Rare Zapotec art complex found in Monte Alban tomb
In Oaxaca on Monte Alban a tomb yielded relief paintings in bright colors by the Capotec culture. Dr. Alfonso Caso and team called it the most significant discovery among ten tombs, though no jewelry or gold accompanied the burial. The find illuminates ancient craft and civilization.
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Ancient pottery and skeletal remains unearthed in South American ruins
Description details vivid slip painted ceramics from Central America and plains Indians. It notes bright greens reds yellows in low relief pigments and unidentified artifacts including a beheaded skeleton bones and jade bits. A Portland scene reports a door-to-door sales pitch for a two bit sign reading No peddlers or agents wanted.
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Tarzan and the Ant Men Spark Nationwide Drama
A quirky tale titled Tarzan and the Ant Men is noted as a quaint and charming story set in Pandemonia a tiny place rarely shown on maps. The piece hints the Woroes will play major roles in a dramatic national event of unprecedented scope.
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Lost Tot Found at Desert Water Hole
Four year old Buck Fisher of San Antonio Texas was found asleep beside a desert water hole about 14 miles from camp after three days and nights lost in the Gila desert. Indian scouts and cowboys located him and he was fed and rested before reuniting with his parents en route to Los Angeles.
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Gila Bend
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Connally to Visit Roosevelt at Warm Springs
Senator Tom Connally said he would meet President elect Roosevelt at Warm Springs Georgia on his return to Washington for the short session of Congress. He received a telegraphic invitation to confer with Roosevelt between November 24 and December 7.
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Grand Duke Alexander of Russia gravely ill in Paris
The Grand Duke Alexander of Russia, 66, husband of Grand Duchess Xenia and cousin of King George V, is seriously ill with spinal trouble in Nice. The Grand Duchess was summoned from London as he returned from a visit to the United States and reopened his villa. Girl motorist Pauline Glover dies in Corpus Christi crash. Ralph Colemand and Frances Peel seriously injured when auto left road near Rockport Aransas Pass and overturned.
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Tribute to Sen Jones Ends National Mourning in Seattle
Washington memorial honors longtime Senator Wesley L. Jones who served in Congress over 30 years and died Saturday, with state and nation paying final tribute in Seattle on Monday.
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Seattle
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
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