Dauntless British Cruiser Grounds Off Halifax
The British cruiser Dauntless rode the rocks off Halifax today and began flooding as she grounded. Captain McPherson and fifty men remained aboard while 425 crew members were taken ashore by Canadian tug Festubert and Ypres. Salvage reports doubted a refloating attempt and warned the ship could break up if a heavy sea struck.
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United Press
Halifax
Dauntless
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Aptain McPherson
Sousa Band to Perform at Industrial Auditorium October 19
Lieutenant Comade John Philip Sousa and band, praised as the world’s best, will perform at the College of Industrial auditorium on October 19. The 100 member ensemble marks its thirty sixth anniversary and Sousa’s eighteenth year as conductor. Featured artists include Miss Marjorie Moody, harpist, and Miss Bambrick, listed with the band.
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Library staff barred from marriage in Newcomerton ruling
United Press reports in Ohio a school board bans marriage for women teachers and dating between teachers and students in Newcomerton. Cincinnati library staff with under three years service must resign by marriage, as head librarian Chalmers Hadley says young women will neglect work if engaged.
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Cincinnati
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Hadley
Ourchool
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Kelloge Named President of Keene College
Chester Kelloge of Keene has been named president of Keene College near Keene, succeeding La Mont Thompson who moves to Lincoln Nebraska to take a new position.
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Alfred I Smith book on psychology spreads wide
Gage About Smith, a 160 page psychological study of Alfred E. Smith, is on newsstands and widely distributed. The author, a former U S district attorney, traces his early life into his rise in American politics, presented in accessible style.
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Fort Worth
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Texas Lions Headed to Des Moines for Meeting
The Texas Lions plan travel to Des Moines Iowa for a scheduled meeting as a Russian ship faces speed issues and a major ice jam slows transit, creating potential delays.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Busley presides over UT conference on rural problems
Clarence Ousley former assistant secretary of agriculture presides over general sessions of a three day rural problems conference at the University of Texas in Austin. The event is sponsored by extension division, the university, Texas State Teachers Association, and the department of education with leaders from the state addressing issues in rural organization, health, and economic and social matters.
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Austin
Clarence Ousley
University of Texas
Texas Stat Teachers Association
Department of Education
Airstrip Fever Sparks Idaho Plot Purchase
Land buyers race for acreage as a town seeks an airport site. A salesman asks $100 per acre for a tiny Virgo Bay plot near Spitzbergen while scattered reports mention flight plans and a Norwegian outreach trip for American youths amid a flood of navigational notes and shipboard progress.
Gather in Et Worth Discuss Elonovics P1 Value
A brief note outlines a meeting in Et Worth to discuss the Elonovics P1 value. The article mentions stakeholders and a planned agenda but provides few concrete details or dates.
Third Mississippi lynching shocks the state in four days
Shug McEllee a Negro accused of attacking a white girl was seized by a mob and hanged from a tree limb in Summitt Mississippi. The incident marks the third lynching in four days amid a flood crisis affecting shipping and Arctic ice reports.
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United Press
Summitt
Mis
Child’s July Firework Injury Reported as First Victim
A child sustained illness after consuming snake and fireworks treats during July celebrations. Authorities caution against risky novelty items as medical teams treat the young victim and monitor for further complications.
Oklahoma City Survey Reveals Mangum Involvement
Community survey results show Mangum tied to Oklahoma City issues. details unclear due to fragmented OCR. Readers are urged to await full report for names and dates.
Man shoots family amid home dispute claim
Fragmented report shows a man allegedly opened fire on his family following a confrontation at home. Text also references regional discussions on city se frugal spending and recreation funding in Texas amid unclear context.
Currency call issued for condition of national banks
United Press from Washington reports a call for the condition of all national banks as of a specified date. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the notice concerns banking regulation and federal requirements.
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United Press
Washington
Lois
British Commonwealth Labor Conference opens in London Halls of Commons
Delegates from across the empire gather in London to discuss inter commonwealth labor relations migration and state trading with focus on industrial and political issues. Ernest C Wilson urges workers to pursue meaningful work as part of their duties.
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United Press
London
Tires and theft haunt local motorists in grim note
A rambling account recalls tire thefts and the risk to drivers. Edgar Bragg’s house and a tire incident are mentioned as part of a chaotic scene where men discuss which tires to steal and how to protect vehicles.
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Baby Night Watchman Fends Off Burglar
In Longview Jay F A Falconer’s infant acted as a night watchman when a burglar entered the Falconer home at night. The baby cried loudly awakening the mother whose screams frightened the intruder away.
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United Press
Longview
Jay
F A Falconer
Falconer
Weather Outlook for East and West Texas
East Texas stays fair and warm tonight and Wednesday. West Texas remains generally fair with cooler readings on Wednesday, especially in the extreme western portion.
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