Death of William Norris Dims Duplex Community
Community mourns the death of William Norris born May 18 1881 in Leonard Texas who died Tuesday morning November 17 1931 at age 50 years five months and seventeen days. He was husband to Laura Belle Alderson and father of J T and Charles. A respected violinist and trustee he supported education religion and the advancement of God's Kingdom. Funeral services drew relatives from Duplex Bonham Lee Ector Boyd and nearby areas with many floral tributes reflecting his status as a friend and neighbor.
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William Smith Norris
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Charles
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Norris
Duplex
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Ector
Boyd
Schoolboy Kills Sweetheart Then Takes Own Life
Chicago reports a 16 year old boy Henry Dio shot and killed his 14 year old sweetheart Ruth Wicklund during a walk to school after a quarrel. Witnesses said they argued loudly before the fatal shot. He then attempted to commit suicide in the building basement, with physicians noting likely injuries.
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Chicago
Henry Dio
Ruth Wicklund
Henry
Heflin Bolter Worries Across Senate Action
A disjointed Washington report notes calls to deny a star to John Pankhead of Alabama after alleged election irregularities. Reference to Heflin and Heflin ran and was repudiated amid ongoing congressional action expected to come later.
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John Pankhead
Alabama
Tom Hef
Heflin Rana
Mae
Smith
Bonham Indians Rout Tigers in Classic Football Game
The Bonham Colored Football Team, the Indians, overwhelmed the rival Tigers 28 to 0 in a Friday afternoon clash at athletic field. Donaldson, Sunms, Morgan and Harvey led scoring drives while Brannon and Powell key blocks and passes.
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India
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Sunms
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Powell
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Paris _ News
Purdue Beats Northwestern in 7-0 victory
Philadelphia resident Mrs. Annie Miller, a 72 year old recluse found unconscious at home, was later revealed by police to have stashed over $200,000 in stocks, bonds, and currency surrounding her on the floor. Twenty five cats of various sizes and colors were found nearby.
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Philadelphia
Annie Miller
Braided Wool Scarves Trend in Sports Wear
In New York a new sporty scarf style uses three strands of wool woven in warm colors. The braided scarves resemble old fashioned lassi but are modern and less tossed about for active use. They emphasize practicality and seasonal warmth for athletic settings.
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New York
Notable Bridegroom’s Death Over Money Sparks Debate
A man identified as Adolph Zur, known for a living, died by his own hand in his apartment after a dispute over money. Authorities found 63000 in currency at the scene. The incident follows a troubling scene about a bride and a rival suitor, with lingering questions about motive and circumstance.
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Adolph
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