Woman Murdered in Chicago Hotel Room by intruder
Police report a motel slaying in Chicago as Frances Polfus Castlle 26 known entertainer was choked to death by a Black assailant who invaded her room while her 7 year old son James Castle watched in shock. The killer fled with the murdered woman’s belongings leaving broken bricks and blood near the bed. Dolby verified by hotel clerk and authorities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Florence Thompson Castle
Ona Hivorcc
Black Legion
Asiauil
James Castle
Siren
Lobb
Brik
Frances Polfus
Cistle
Cast
St Louie
Aged Coxey Withdraws to Back Lemke Campaign
Massillon Ohio June 29 Associated Press General Jacob Coxey 82 years old withdrew from the race to support Lemke Union party nominee. He said he would lend his efforts to promote the candidacy of Representative Lemke.
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Associated Press
Massillon
Ohio
Jacob Coxey
Soda
Labor Party
Lemke Union Party
Threat of Civil War In China Seen In Bombing of Provin cial Armies In South China
Dayton notes report of civil conflict risk in China following bombing raids on provincial armies in the south. A family tragedy in Ohio ends with a father killing his seven children and then himself after tending to a sick mother, while two sons escape begging for their lives.
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China
South
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Jennson
Fon
Johnsul
Union Party Candidate Slaps At Wallace Event In Des Moines
In Des Moines on July 29 the Union Party presidential candidate clashed with Wallace at a public meeting. The incident involved an onstage confrontation between the candidate and Wallace as attendees watched.
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Union Party
Pres
Wallace
Colored Feathers and Relics On Display At Local Exhibit
The exhibit features over a century old colored feathers encased in glass to preserve them. A rifle once owned by Rey 8 R Smith and handed down from his father is also on display. Visitors are invited to view the relics, with notes on preservation and historical context.
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Reid
Speke
Rey 8 R Smith
Bonham teen wins Texas History Contest third prize
Jesse Kincaid of Bonham wins $50 for third place in the Texas History Contest. The report also lists other prize recipients, including Ruth McCauley and Abe’s team, with multiple winners from Texas towns, while weather notes and stray local notices appear in the column.
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Jesse Kincaid
Bonham Citizen
Texas
Orioof
General Foods
New York
United State
Ruth McCauley
Angelo
Pittman
Corsicana
Caid
Gurse
Texa
Abe
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Hollywood Chauffeur
Will Rogers recounts a Hollywood anecdote about a music star whose driver eloped with the star's wife. The tale’s tone mocks gossip and shows Rogers’ joking resolve to swap a driver until November. The piece reflects lighthearted celebrity lore from early cinema culture.
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Hollywood
Stur
Rank
Frank
Japan
Fai
American News Features, Inc
Government Loses First Round To Try Constitutionality Of Federal Social Security Act
The Newark court challenge to the federal social security act began with Judge Guy L Fake rejecting a government delay request. Oral arguments were set to start tomorrow as Merritt Lane for Newark Milk Company prepared to present the case.
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Associated Press
Newark
WN. J
Guy L. Fake
Merritt Lane
Newark ‘Milk Company
Lane
Japan Declares It Will Not Adhere to 1936 Naval Treaty
London dispatch reports Japan rejects adherence to the 1936 naval treaty. The move comes as Japan signals independence from prior agreements and affects hopes for a universal naval treaty.
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Japan
Associated Press
London
Voliva's Bankruptcies and Flat Earth Claims Reported
A garbled item notes Voliva of Ziar City entering bankruptcy with incoherent figures and a claim that the world is flat. The readable pieces show financial trouble paired with his well known flat earth assertion.
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Voliva Uss
Ziar City
Fannin County Fair Directors Meet Urgently
The board of directors of the Fannin County Fair Association is called to meet this Wednesday at 8 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce office. All members are urged to attend. The meeting is called by President Hrdlicka and Secretary J. I.
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Deng
Fannin County Fair
Ciors
Fannin County Fair Assiian
Hrdlicka
J. I
New Age and the 1930s A New Leisure Hoover and Deal
A compact note outlines the transition from flapper culture of the 1920s to the 1930s. It mentions Herbert Hoover and the New Deal as defining forces shaping American life, leisure, and policy during the era.
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Sud Nud
Buffalo Times
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