President Marshall More Dies in Washington Today
Former President Marshall died in a Washington hotel after convalescing from nervous exhaustion and cold. He suffered a sudden heart attack morning after arrival. Riley Marshall served as vice president during the Wilson years, born March 14, 1894 in North Manchester. He studied at Wabash College and became a lawyer, later pursuing a master’s degree.
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Local Lecture Under American Legion Paper Support
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a lecture by Mr Marshal under American Legion auspices at a building, indicating community interest in the event and organizational backing.
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American Logiohy Papper Aninteh Tipi Shia Building
Boy Only One Left When Train Hit Car
Earl Hutchins aged 10 is the sole survivor of a family of six after a car is struck by a train at Hamilton Ohio. The boy is seriously injured.
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Hamilton, O
Earl Hutchins
Bible Reading Vice President Marshall Dies in Hotel
Former vice president during the Wilson administrations from 1913 to 1921, Marshall died quietly in his hotel room while reading the Bible after a restful night. Only a nurse present as his wife rested nearby. He had traveled to the city to recuperate from illness and his body will be taken to Marion, Indiana for burial beside his parents.
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American troops called to preserve order in Shanghai
Washington June 1 American volunteers have been called out to preserve order in the International quarter of Shanghai amid a threatened general strike and anti foreign riots in which nine were killed American Consul Cunningham reported to the State department.
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Washington
International
Shanghai
Cunningham
State Department
Oregon School Law Declared Unconstitutional By Supreme Court
Washington June 1 The U S supreme court ruled that Oregon cannot abolish private and parochial schools. The decision held the Oregon public school law unconstitutional as it required all children aged eight to sixteen to attend public schools.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Oregon
Explosion at church injures five in Oklahoma City
Five people are recovering after a dynamite cap exploded in the hands of Virginia Early 16 at a church service Sunday night. Two boys who brought the caps said they found them in the street. a fragment lodged on Pauline Wright’s neck.
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Virginia Early
Miss Early
Pauline Wright
Betty Blythe Recites Name After Collision With Three Fans
Betty Blythe, while rehearsing her monologue on Hollywood Boulevard, bumped into three young men. Startled, she exclaimed her name aloud, prompting one man to jokingly ask for her phone number as bystanders laughed.
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Hollywood Boulevard
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Los Angeles Times
Noted Quip From A Grim Dinner Table
A fragment quotes a gruesome exchange about killing a sheep named Jan. The dialogue frames a butcher showing hesitation before delivering the fatal blow, reflecting a dark, morbid tone.
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Whisenhunt and Moore Wed at Nazarene Parsonage
Mr Garland Whisenhunt and Miss Wilma Moore, both of Telephone, united in marriage yesterday at the Nazarene Parsonage with Rev W A Carter officiating. Attendants were Doyle Moore and Mize of Telephone. The couple plan to attend Normal at Denton to prepare for teaching careers.
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Igh Prairie
Ferguson Listed in Who's Who and Texas News Roundup
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson will be named in Who's Who as a prominent citizen. Four hundred undertakers and embalmers met at the thirty-ninth annual Texas association convention. The State Education Department distributed over $1,000,000 to counties and districts for the current school year. A suit to seize a $50,000,000 strip through Humble oil field in Harris County was set for Oct. 12 in Travis County. Joe S. Burkett led a western district swing to inspect roads for highway supervision. The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed J. M. McElveen's three year liquor transport conviction. The State Board of Control opened bids for cattle dip, price around 70 cents per gallon. Tax rate discussions continue as Gov Ferguson pursues tax reduction. American Legion Endowment Week proclaimed with May 31 Endowment Sunday. Inheritance tax on Mary Couts Burnett estate transferred to Texas Christian University may reach about $200,000. Dallas will host a free state employment agency for farm labor recruitment.
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Governor Ferguson Congratulated by B Y P U Convention
A telegram from the Southwestern Central District Sunday School B Y P U to Gov. Ferguson expressed congratulations and approval of his pardon policy. The message urged justice tempered with mercy, not hate or anger, and commented on crime and conditions or colors.
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United Press
Austin
Texas Leads 1924 Foreign Trade With Exports Near 737 Million
Washington reports Texas headed all states in 1924 foreign trade based on the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce figures compiled for the first time. Texas exports totaled 737,218,927 dollars, New York followed with 731,593,502 dollars and Pennsylvania ranked third.
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United Press
Washington
Texas
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
New York
Ravenna Beats Ector 4 to 3 in Saturday Ball Clash
The Ravenna Base Ball Club defeated the Ector Ball Club 4 to 3 at Tidwell field in Ector Texas on Saturday May 30. Seals pitched strongly for Ravenna holding off a late rally while Bonham contributed as key conductor of the Motor Club.
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Texas
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Motor bus competition spurs rail service changes and pardons
The Texas rail commission finds earnings hurt by motor bus competition and authorizes withdrawal of four passenger cars and discontinuation of a daily Austin to San Antonio service while passenger trains 20 and 200 between Troup and Mineola may be altered. In Haskell County Jim Cade receives a conditional pardon from Governor Ferguson after a twenty-year sentence for manslaughter, deemed due to honor reflection on his family.
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California 10 Prosecute Would Be Kidnappers
Boston June 1 The condition of Secretary Weeks who underwent an operation Thursday was reported as not satisfactory. The physician bulletin said he spent a restless night with pulse 90 and normal temperature.
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United Press
Boston
Weeks
Thirty nine ships depart Kelley Field for Fort Sill
Thirty nine airplanes, the largest fleet yet to fly across the plains, left Kelley Field this morning bound for Fort Sill Oklahoma. The formation will halt in Dallas at 10 a.m.
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Kelly Field
Ft.sill
United Press
San Antonio
One Man Killed and One Hurt in Luling Crash
Ike Halt of Laredo was killed and W L Garrett was seriously injured when their automobile overturned on the road one mile north of Luling late Sunday. Halt was a truck operator in the oil field.
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United Press
Luling
Prosecution Planned in Mary Pickford Kidnap Plot
Los Angeles June 1. District Attorney Kayes says the confessed conspirators in the Mary Pickford kidnap plot will be prosecuted in California court. He will likely present the case to the grand jury after confessions from all three suspects. They allegedly planned to disguise as Shriners to abduct the star while with her chauffeur for a $200,000 ransom.
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Mary Pickford
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Weather notes for East and West Texas and Oklahoma
East Texas sees tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy. West Texas stays fair and cool tonight and Tuesday. Panhandle forecast calls for fair and warm Tuesday. Henry likely turned the fenders about a quarter to shape a new airplane.
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