Jilted lover confesses to killing Muriel Hall in Monticello
Glenn Brasser 22, son of Rochester dairyman, admits choking and beating Miss Muriel Hall 18 in her home after she fired him. He fled using his father’s truck, was captured in Liberty while unable to pay for gasoline, and confessed to the fatal assault.
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N.Y
Glenn Brasser
Rochester
Muriel Hall
Yasterday
Liberty
Miss Holl
Consulate Destroyed in $40,000 Fire at Nogales
A fire early today destroyed the United States consulate warehouse and adjacent buildings in Nogales Sonora across the border. Firemen arrived from both sides quickly but the two story consulate and several outbuildings were lost in under 30 minutes with losses estimated at 40 000 dollars.
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Nogalfs
Sonora
Mex
United States
Inas
Khiva Shrine Hosts Dance Tonight in Mason Temple Ball Room
Nobles of the Khiva Shrine dance tonight as part of a series of fall entertainments. The event in the Mason Temple ball room on the third floor is organized by George Hammock, social committee chair. Admission is $1 per couple, nobles with 1935 cards admitted free.
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Khiva
Masonic Temple
George Hammock
Army man killed while dove hunting near San Antonio
Staff Sergeant Ted Hughes fifty of Randolph Field was killed while dove hunting near San Antonio. His weapon discharged accidentally as he crawled a fence, marking the first hunting fatality of the season in the area. He served 18 years in the army and is survived by his widow and two children. His former home was in Breckenridge Texas.
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San Antonio
Ted Hughes
Randolph Field
Hughes
Army
Thas
Breckenridge
Tex
Fire prevention lesson amid Amarillo school program
Amarillo pupils study a fire hazard picture from the city fire department emphasizing safety at home. Fire Chief George B Cooper urges removing rubbish securing flammable items inspecting cords and appliances and keeping curtains away from flames while teaching families to act quickly in emergencies.
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George B Cooper
Chief Cooper
Negro Given Pen Sentence for 4 Deaths
Forney a 28 year old negro received a four year penitentiary term for an August 4 automobile crash near New Hope Church east of Nacogdoches that killed four churchgoers including Mrs. Alvin Parker of Houston and Mrs. Newman Ellis of New Hope. He claimed he was blinded by dust and did not see the party.
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Nacogdoches
Forney
New Hope Church
Here
Alvin Parker
Houston
Newman Ellis
New Hope
Jewell
Texas cattle ranges in good shape nationwide except Panhandle
Ort, 11. Cattle ranges now are in good shape everywhere in Texas except the extreme northern Panhandle, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics announced here today. Cattle improved three points in September as did sheep and sheep ranges.
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Texas
Panhandle
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
All Druggists Item Removes Spots From Clothes
An item notes removal of 11 spots and 1 soil from clothing by All Druggists IO 40665 bottles marked as e. The terse record cites a product claim without further details.
Slot machines ruled illegal in Texas decision details
Associate Justice James P. Alexander of the 10th Court of Civil Appeals ruled that slot machines are gambling devices and their operation is illegal. The opinion dissolved an injunction that had restrained interference and stated that tax revenue does not legalize the machines. The decision could affect many city and county governments that have levied local taxes on the machines.
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Waco
James P. Alexander
10Th Court of Civil Appeals
W. &. Antonio
Limestone County
Alexander
Opton
Suidge Fountain Kirby
Groesbeck
Peace Program To Be Given Sunday
The Banner by. PA of the First Baptist Church will present a world peace program Sunday night at 6 15 oclock. Judge F C Nelson will be the principal speaker on World Peace. Special prayers will be conducted by Banner members. Public invited.
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First, Baptist Church
F. C. Nelson
Backyard Bonfire Sparks Big Forest Fire
Moe Tobish faces a substantial charge after a legal permit led to a grass plot blaze that spread to a meadow and brush, burning two miles by nearly a mile. About a hundred firefighters battled the flames, and Tobish may owe the costs.
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New York
Moe Tobish
Tobish
Dallas Fire and Police Pension Bill Passed by Senate
The Senate approved a revised Dallas pension measure that raises assessments and equalizes retired chiefs and officers with privates. Governor Allred is expected to sign the legislation upon delivery.
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Dallas
Senate
House
Allred
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Uses Deep Pore Action
Cooling blue star ointment melts on the skin to deliver medicines into pores and quickly relieve itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and related conditions. Money back if the first jar fails.
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