Earthquake Tremors Ripple Across Texas and Oklahoma
Reports from Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma say slight earth tremors were felt at 6:05 to 6:15 this morning causing people to flee homes. No damage or injuries were reported though some areas noted local shocks with tremors reaching as far as Clarendon and Bonham.
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Irillo
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Tucson
Louis
Aphta
Clarenal
Miami
Noted Hl on Days Walks into Dallas Office
A garbled United Press report notes a person walking into an office in Dallas and drawing attention from officers. The text is heavily damaged, with unclear names and specifics, but records a notable incident and police response.
Envoy Meet Paris Plan Moves Along Route
Officials announced plans for envoy meetings to discuss Paris dispatches as they travel toward Tangier. The delegation, led by Abdul …, proceeds on schedule with discussions expected in the coming days.
Frock Trends Highlighted by Vogue Anslede Seliete Girls
United Press notes New York fashion chatter on summer frock styles. Blue chiffon gowns with long lines, unbelted at the knee, feature purple and blue blossoms created by inset panels and a shoulder spray. Fans favor pastel rose hints and flat bands of edging for a sleek ballroom look.
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United Press
London fog blamed for British films decline seeks 7.5 million subsidy
United Press reports that T A Welsh, head of a leading British studio group, blames London fog for film failures and calls for a 7.5 million subsidy to reorganize the industry. He proposes new high ground studios near London and centers in New York Paris and Berlin to market and produce English films.
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United Prese
London
London Fog
T. A. Welsh
Smol
New York
Paris
Berlin
Capitel
Welsh. Foy
Sunshine Aid To Heble Missed Sq Authority Says
British report from the International Radiology Congress notes sunshine aid to backward minded children shows mental aptitude improvement. Radiologists led by Sir Deventy Hauge report noticeable gains in most cases with ultra violet light therapy praised by some as effective in treating mental impairment, though conclusive proof remains pending.
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Sunshine
Noultra-S
Oulet Ray
Wounded War Veteran Under Surveillance Over Threat Letter
In Dallas a wounded veteran William Watts faces police scrutiny after a threatening letter to General Arthur Times surfaced. Watts admitted writing the note claiming hunger and looming retribution within fifteen days.
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United Prose
Dallas
Wiliam Watts
Washington
Arthur
Farm Experiment Grows Federita Kaffir Corn on Red River Sandbar
I F Spiss reports maize federita and Kaffir corn planted May 15 on a Red River sandbar prospering well. He notes federita matures fastest and heads are robust, grown from random selections on the farm.
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FE Spiss
Thaffies
Federita
Red River
Spiass
Mr. Spies
Federila
Train Wreck in Franch Reported by United Press
Dispatch reports a July wreck involving an express train near Parid with at least one death and two injuries. Officials provided few details as investigators arrived at the scene.
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United Press
Ted
Rte Tl
Methodist Elder Sent Cheerful Ozark Postcard
Sher wood Snotts presiding elder of the Richardson Echo and Christian Advocate and board chairman of stewards of the Favorite reports he and Mrs Snotts are having a grand time in the Ozarks. He chose a postcard showing a Methodist church to convey the message.
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Sherwood Snotts
The
Richardson Echo and
Christian Advocate
Board of Control learns of Gainesville school leader shift
The Stat Board of Control is advised that Dr. Carie Weaver Smith, longtime deputy superintendent of the Gainesville girls training school, has accepted a post at a physician school. Appointment to be made by Mrs. Agnes Stevens of Corsicana, with leadership to begin September.
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United Press
Austin
Stat Board of Control
Carie Weaver Smith
Gainesville
Agnes Stevens
Corsicana
Robbery at Drake Hotel Ends with Arrests in Chicago
James Woods led five desperadoes in a bold Drake Hotel robbery in Chicago. He surrendered after a gun fight, confessing while wounded in a hospital. Frank Rodkey was killed. Ted Court a Cherokee Indian and Joe Hommes from the K K Ranch near Sweetwater Texas were captured or killed. Loot estimated seven to ten thousand dollars. Police recovered part of it.
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United Press
Chicago
James Woods
Frank Rodkey
Drake Hotel
Ted Court
Joe Hommes
K. K. Ranch
Sweetwater
Texas
Courtex
Holmes
Grand Jury Indicts Drake Hotel Murder Suspects
Chicago Indiana July 20 United Press reports a county grand jury met in extraordinary session and returned indictments charging Jack Wilson alias James Woods and three Texans along with William Mulienbach of New York in the murder at the Drake hotel. The victim was Frank Rodkey the hotel clerk. Witnesses testified Solmes fired the fatal shot.
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United Press
Chicago
Jack Wilson
James Woods
W. Hales
Texas
Wiliam Mulienbach
New York
Drake Hotel
Frank Rodkey
Solmes
Requisition for H. J. Carter Return in Misapplied County Funds Case
Governor Ferguson of New Mexico issues a requisition for the return of H. J. Carter from Texas. Carter faces a complaint accusing him of misapplying Lamb County funds while county tax collector. He was recently arrested at Santa Rosa.
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Austin
Ferguson
New Mexico
H. J. Carter
Lamb County
Carter
Santa Rosa
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