U.S. Child Labor Bill Snubbed by Shanghai Readouts
United Press reports Washington plans foops ready in the Philippines to rush Shanghai as the situation grows serious. Naval vessels and marines have been dispatched to Shanghai to protect Americans amid rising tensions. a citizens volunteer corps is called on the president's orders.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Shanghai
Araille
Hangzhai
Citizens Volunteer Corps
Dr C G Nevill Called To Ft Worth
Dr O C Nevill was summoned to Ft Worth to tend his brother M L Nevill who was severely injured in a railroad accident. Reports state the injury required amputation and his condition remained serious with uncertain return home.
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C. G. Nevill
Ft.worth
O. C. Nevill
Ft. Worth
M. L. Nevill
Dr. Nevill
M. L.newall
Pacific Coast Opposes Child Labor Amendment
United Press reports the Pacific coast states show a large defeat for the National Child Labor amendment with farming interests leading opposition, arguing farm child labor is a necessity.
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Ly United Press
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Oil Fire at Paragon Refinery Hits Toledo Cost Seen
A portion of the Paragon Oil Co refinery in Toledo is under control but not out. Firefighters battled exploding vats in zero cold as losses reach about 250000 with no injuries reported.
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Toledo
Paragon Oil Co
Oklahoma City Kidnapping Grips State in Search
Police and detectives statewide pursue two men after Mary Ellen Mellon, the 2 year old step daughter of Oklahoma City merchant R D Halliburton, is bound and carried from her home at midnight. She is found an hour later under a street light as authorities investigate the forceful abduction.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Mary Ellen Mellon
R. D. Halliburton
Miss Mellon
New Mirror Cuts Harmful Rays For Throat Treatment
United Press reports U S Bureau of Standards researchers have developed metal sulfide mirrors to reflect ultraviolet rays while cutting infrared and visible light in the sunlight throat therapy. The mirrors, based on galena molybdenite pyrite and stibnite, improve safety in laryngoscope assisted treatments. Physicists W. W. Coblenz and C. W. Hughes led the experiments.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Standards
W. W. Coblenz
C. W. Hughes
Dorothy Ellingson Baffles Court Over Trial Fate
Dorothy Ellingson, 16, who confessed to killing her mother, appeared in a closed session of the juvenile court in San Francisco. The court must decide whether to try her as a murderer or as a juvenile incorrigible. Trade in Bonham and be satisfied.
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Dorothy Ellingson
United Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellington
Intense Cold Causes Eight Deaths in New York
United Press reports extreme cold in New York leads to eight deaths in twenty four hours. Fires accidents and exposure hospitalizations rise as victims include a merchant frozen in a store sleeping and two sailors lost at sea. A woman dies on a slippery stair and a body is found in a snow drift.
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United Press
New York
Buenos Aires Crime Echoes Leopold Loeb Case
A United Press report from Buenos Aires discusses how the Leopold Loeb and Frank murder case in Chicago influenced local crime culture. It describes shifts toward melodramatic motives, new criminal personas, and debates among lawyers over psychology and inherited traits, sparked by international coverage.
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Argentina
United Pries
Chicago
Los Yangquis
Clarence Darrow
Sherman District Indeavor Conven tion Set for Ladonia dates
The Sherman District Christian Indeavor Convention will meet in Ladonia March 27 28 and 29 Bonham Endeavorers are urged to attend and register with Mr Walter Fuller Ladonia Marian Scott.
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Bonham Endeavorers
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Death of Lamasco Woman Eliza Cavarud
Miss Eliza Cavarud of Lamasco died there Wednesday at age 70. The funeral was held today with interment at Lamasco. She had long been a citizen of the county.
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Eliza Cavarud
Lamasco
Gas fumes wipe out six in Scranton home
Gas fumes from an undetermined source flooded a West Scranton residence killing Mr. and Mrs. Louis Desino and their four children. Police suspect a broken gas main from a mine cave-in allowed the fumes to enter the house. Across the street Cecil Pry family were rescued by men who forced entry and found four unconscious residents revived.
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Scranton
Penn
West Scranton
Louis Desino
Cecil Pry
Race With Death Ion in the North 60 Degrees Below
In Anchorage Alaska on March 29 a blizzard looms as 300000 units of diphtheria serum race toward Nome to save hundreds. Musher William Shannon, who began the relay at Nenana, hands the serum to Ward Kalland at Totovana as the second relay toward Nome continues through the night.
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United Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Progrssives Read From Republican Fold in House
In Washington on January 29, La Follette progressives were read out of the Republican party as a partisan House action.
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United Press
Washington
la Follette
House
Republican Party
No final headline to tax the world
A colorful meditation on taxation and social critique where a man works all year to gain wealth only to be stripped by taxes and fate. The piece uses biblical and modern allegory juxtaposed with everyday life to deliver a moral about fortune and misfortune.
Our Market and Grocery Best Groceries and Meats Sold
A local advertiser promotes fresh groceries and meats including beef and pork. The note emphasizes quality and readiness to fulfill customer orders from a village shop.
Texas Governor Faces Regents Dilemma as Davis Weighs In
Austin January 29 The governor plans to present nominations for the University Board of Regents to the senate for confirmation. He seeks approval before public announcement. A Huntsville penitentiary committee report is expected soon. State school officials convene Friday to discuss the education legislative program with the governor.
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Penitentiary System Investigating Committee
Huntsville
House
Governor Bays and Peterson to Appear in Court Today
In Topeka on January 21 former Governor Jonathan Davi and ex state banking commissioner Carl J. Peterson are slated to appear in court to submit to arrest and facing charges of impropriety and parole eligibility. The case concerns alleged ties to an illicit scheme and warrants for their arrests were issued.
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Topeka
Jonathan Davi
Carl J. Peterson
Tate Banking Commissione
Inspiracy
Walic- ‘Graal
Glenn Young Funeral Draws Northern Illinois Reps
Herrin news reports large attendance as preparations begin for the burial of Glenn Young the slain leader. Klavern representatives from all northern Illinois lodges travel to Herrin for the funeral procession and services.
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United Press
Herrin
LARMINS HANTARTS NEWS BACK TENNESSEE COPY
A fragmented note discusses a Tennesse e connection with Bonham County. It mentions Mr Toler as a citizen and contrasts opinions in different offices and states. The passage implies a local reaction to a stunt or act.
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Lannins
Bonham
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Toler
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