World wrestling title match planned in St Louis
United Press reports a potential winter match for the heavyweight world title between Roe Cher, current champion, and Strangler, former champion. A $5,000 guarantee was posted for Phil's appearance, with Stecher and his brother Anton to discuss with local promoter Tom S in St Louis.
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Stunt Man Displays Daring Air Feats Over crowd
Thousands watched C. E. Beasley hang by his teeth from the Canuck bi plane under Lieut. Robert Gray as the aviator flew low over Borger Canyon Hereford and Short. The altitude soared to 12 000 feet 15 660 above sea level though cold and haze limited visibility.
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American State Bank
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Canyon
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Were Troops Sent After Rebel Bands
Three ore cavalry elements have been moved from Mexico City to the state of Isisco to take part in the federal government's campaign against disloyal elements described as rebels and bandit gangs. Earlier four airplanes and 1,500 troops were dispatched to Jalisco, Casantines and Michoacan along with federals stationed in the troubled zone, totaling about 4,000 troops. The government says sufficient federal forces are needed to tranquilize the region.
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Mexico City
Islisco
Jalisco
Cascalientes
Michoacan
Arly
Nineteen Poles Sentenced by Paris Tribunal
Nineteen Poles, members of a band that terrorized the Cambria district, were sentenced by the Paris tribunal. Two received the death penalty, two life imprisonment, and the rest up to ten years in prison.
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Associated Press
Paris
Cambria
Paris Tribunal
Girls accuse abductors with NDIT activities in The Associated Press
Nov 28. Free dow was gaffing today for Celia Beatty 1h and Betty Donel son 20 of Aula who told police they had been virtual ly held prisoners by two men since November 2 engaging in a career of banditry leading them to several southern cities. Police announced last night the girls would be returned home as soon as J. T. Beatty arrived from Atlanta. One man Jesse H. Smith held on charge of fleeing from justice in counterfeiting in Atlanta, sheave hie and Miami. Collins and Smith were arrested Friday night as they entered a fashionable apartment house after the girls told officers they had been held prisoners by Smith and another man believed to be Ross. The girls said they rode with the men in Atlanta and were threatened with death to prevent escape. Miss Beatty escaped long enough to send a telegram to her father. The girls accused the men of staging hold-ups in Nashville Littl Rock and Baton rouge.
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Betty Donelson
Aula
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Atlanta
Jesse
Orleans
Ahso
Smith
Ross
Collins
Nashville
Littl Rock
Baton Rouge
Attainment of 100 Years Lifespan Foretold by Doctor Belfrage
London report notes Dr S Henning Belfrage predicting a century as normal life span. He urges regular medical checkups for prevention, comparing human health to car maintenance and criticizing self medication and disease gossip. He envisions worldwide health improvement and life expectancy reaching 100 within the next century.
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Itty International News Service
London
S. Henning Belfrage
Dr. Belfrage
Age stretched to defy time in bold town tale
In Eatontown New Jersey a humorous local story notes the town as 100 percent bobbed as residents joke about aging. Grandma Demarest, aged 90, visits her grandson’s shop and adds to the color of a scene that playfully questions age and vitality.
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Services Held in Dalhart for Local Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. M. J. Tate age 42 of 1206 West Seventh Street were conducted at 3 this afternoon at First Baptist Church Dalhart. She died Thursday night in a local hospital after thirteen years residence here and is survived by daughter Mrs. C. Bearden and son Odis M. Tate of Bluejacket Oklahoma, mother Mrs. W. N. Welch of Bluejacket, sister Mrs. J. W. Hough of Springfield Missouri, sister Mrs. Dave Rains of Sardis Oklahoma, sister Mrs. Charles Pine of Bluejacket and brother W. F. Welch of Afton Oklahoma.
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M. J. Tate
West Seventh Street
First Baptist Church
Dalhart
J. W. Hough
Springfield
Missouri
Dave Rains
Sardis
Oklahoma
Charles Pine
Bluejacket
W. F. Welch
Afton
Three Die and Thirty-One Hurt in Rail Collision
A Canadian Pacific passenger train sideswiped a freight train at Dockrill Station, 56 miles west of Smiths, killing three people and injuring thirty-one others according to Associated Press reports from Montreal dated November 28.
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Canadian Pacific
Dockrill Station
Smith's
Liquid Shumake Promoted For Overactive Kidneys
An advertisement urges parents to use Liquid Shumake as a remedy for over active kidneys in children and adults. It warns kidney disorders may become incurable without the product and directs readers to ask a druggist for this treatment.
Train engineer killed in Ontario fall and passenger dies
Falls Ontario Sunday report states an engineer aboard a passenger train and two unidentified passengers died in the incident. Investigations continue into the cause and exact location of the fatal crash.
Transport official returns from rate hearing in New Mexico
S. J. Cole, head of the transportation department of the Board of City Development, has returned from a rate hearing held in Clovis, New Mexico. Proceedings covered rates from Melrose to Galveston and other minor traffic matters, plus a beauty shop matter labeled Ruth Beauty Shop.
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Transportation Department
the Board of City Development
Clovis
New Mexico
Melrose
Galveston
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