Bus Driver Near Miss Ends in Tragic Train Crash
Witnesses report a Baylor University bus collided with the Sunshine Special near the crossing as the driver attempted to dodge a train. Four men pulled from the wreckage. two players died and others were hospitalized. Rescue delays and a rain soaked depot scene described a grim, warlike aftermath.
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Rioting in Shanghai White Section Strikes City Center
In Shanghai residents witnessed a riot in the international settlement as tramway workers clashed with police after a two day strike. Dozens were injured as bricks and stones flew, but no foreign lives were lost. The confrontation occurred along Nanking Road in the central district, the old British concession and commercial hub.
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Child Nearly Frozen Wanders From Home In Freezing Weather
S-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Larven on Leatherwood Avenue wandered out barefoot in 16 below weather after mother left the home. She was found unconscious in the icy snow near her grandmother's distance. Treated by Dr Don K Worden at Murray hospital, she is recovering at home for full recovery.
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Nicaragua Tangle Keeps Congress Busy In 19th Century Tone
Congress wrestled with Monroe Doctrine questions amid fragmented debate over intervention in Latin America. Resolutions, referring to information from Secretary Kellexie, challenged U S imperialist posture and urged restraint in debt collections while labeling expansionist aims as unwar ranted.
Charged With Improper Conduct At Shrall Ranch
John Tourkis faced a misdemeanor charge tied to alleged improper operation of a dairy ranch. Dr. A C Morrow testified for the state livestock sanitary commission. Tourkis pleaded not guilty, posted 150 bond, trial set for Feb 14 at the Peace J 3 Court. He runs a ranch near the Three Mile House. Carl Morgan is charged with third degree assault in a separate complaint filed by his wife Sarah Morgan of 422 South Wyoming Street alleging he struck her on the head with a knife handle.
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Ae Plaine
Order of Judge to Stand Continues Debate on Bond Oversight
The council faces months of debate over bonding for a city project. Officials wrestle with a 1926 request for a new bond package, the Federal Surety Company’s withdrawal by 1935, and concerns that the bond coverage did not meet the $150,000 requirement. The controversy follows the ouster of a council member and focuses on who bears responsibility for the bonding risk and funding.
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Chaplin Offers Support for Children Amid Spat in New York
Charlie Chaplin spoke to reporters in New York about his health and custody fight with Lita Grey Chaplin. He denied abandoning his children, said his California attorneys offered support, and accused Grey of gold digging while planning to return to California when health permits.
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Montanans Leave for Coast State Excursion
Montanans depart for the coast aboard the Union Pacific system excursion train last evening. About 1,000 passengers are aboard the popular annual trip, with reservations by wire and mail, many made in person. The train stops only for coal and water and will take about 26 hours to reach Los Angeles. Passengers come from across Montana, signaling widespread optimism and state prosperity as the trip proceeds.
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Delay of Hearing Requested by Senator Smith Counsel
Public hearings on the facts would be ordered. Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom of Tillnow represented the state which has issued Smith his credentials. He declined comment beyond denying any prior interest in Smith's re appearance, and asserted the state's need for representation in the controversy. Colonel Keith seated in the United States state. Nearly 100 million dollars worth of rubber boots shots and overshoes were made in the country last year.
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Seven Lives Lost in Ohio Tragedy
A blast and fire devastate a building in Ohio on a Saturday, trapping and injuring patrons and workers. Witnesses recall a wall of flame and a structure that turned over, with survivors recounting efforts to escape. Officials search for missing victims as families await news.
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Ex-pirate 16 now gospel preacher meets life’s perilous past
The article profiles William Hoffmann a former buccaneer and smugglers’ aide who became a gospel preacher in Danville. Born a Russian Jew he recounts a violent youth in Germany Austria and Italy. He describes piracy slave rescues and a long journey to Christianity and settlement in America where he owns property and plans to spend his days.
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Pastor Tranouil Gun Play Trial Closes Defense Witnesses
The trial entered its closing stage as two Port Worth witnesses were awaited. Testimony described Norris allegedly firing and a secretary recounting events after the shooting. Prosecution rested after a church music sheet incident and claims Norris returned to his office post shooting.
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Bobby Burns Memory Honored With Program
The 148th birth anniversary of Robart Burne, described as a beloved Scottish poet, was celebrated by the Daughters of Scutun with a program of songs readings and dances. Nearly 950 attendees heard vocal solos and readings by Rev. Lester Ht Hea and others, with a dance after the program attended by about 60 people. An orchestra and various performances followed, including a program of songs and a dance act.
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