Governor Ferguson Signs Ant Noise Measure in Texas
Tex Rickard fined 7000 dollars as part of a report noting Governor Ferguson signed an anti noise bill requiring muflers on all motor vehicles with fines from 10 to 1000 dollars and up to ten days in jail. The item also mentions a special clause about motorcycles and a record of a pardon approval for Len Morgan related to a prior misappropriation case.
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Ferguson
Tex Rickard
LY United Press
Austin
Secretary of State
Len Morgan
Treauty
Morgan
Forbes Has Paralysis Reported Resting Comfortably
Boston March 30 United Press reports former director Charles Forbes of the veterans bureau is suffering a stroke of paralysis and is resting comfortably under medical care.
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United Press
Boston
Charles Forbes
Veteran’s Bureau
Tex Richard Fined by Federal Judge for Film Transport
Tex Richard, prize fight promoter, was fined $7,000.09 by Federal Judge Bodine for illegal transportation of the Dempsey Carpentier fight film. The sentence follows his conviction after a trial involving four co-defendants and evidence developed by a senate investigating committee a year earlier.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Tex Richard
Bodine
Senate
Weekend auto crash toll climbs with twelve dead
United Press reports twelve people killed in weekend auto accidents in Chicago area. A family of six perished when the Parrop family—Robert, his wife, and four children—died at a suburban crossing struck by a Chicago Alton Express train.
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Chicago
Maren
Robert Parrop
Dorothy Ellingson Insanity Hearing Sought in Matricide Case
San Francisco March 30 Dorothy Ellingson 16 faces murder trial with defense planning an insanity hearing after requesting postponement. Attorney Walt McGovern said he would ask Judge Laudterbeck to halt the trial pending evaluation of her mental state.
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Umstead Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Walter McGovern
Laudterbeck
Dorothy
P W G Club Goes A Riding In Motor Bus
The P W G Club entertained by Committee No 2 on March 26th. Twenty three girls attended with work baskets. They rode in a Red Ball Bus to Honey Grove driving around the square and singing club songs.
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P. W. G. Club
Magouirk
Honey
Trade in Bonham and Be Satisfied
A short notice urges readers in Bonham to pursue trade opportunities and seek satisfaction in practical endeavors, framing commerce as attainable with effort and prudence.
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Bonham
Market offers juicy steaks and fresh vegetables
A market advertises satisfying meals with juicy tender steak and abundant fresh vegetables. It highlights a complete line of Pratlow canned fruits for variety.
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Pratlow
General Mitchell to be reassigned to San Antonio post
Briga dier General William Wavenera will leave his role as assistant chief of the army air service at the term’s end April 27 and be reassigned to the air service as an officer of the eighth corps area in San Antonio with the rank of colonel. Secretary Weeks announced the move and indicated no immediate disciplinary action is planned for alleged insubordination.
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United Press
New York
Wiliam Wavenera
Army Air Service
Ap. 27
Air Service
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Weeks Annouced
Andrew Jackson Inauguration as a Rough People’s Welcome
An old account recalls Andrew Jackson’s 1829 inauguration marked by rough manners and popular savior image. Backwoods crowds from Tennessee and beyond rode in, barroom punch flew, trays toppled, and furniture suffered as the common people celebrated the new era. The event contrasted with John Quincy Adams’s refined farewell.
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Cooldige
Andrew Jackson
Old Mickery
Jackson
Washington
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Washington City
John Quincy Adams
Old Hickory
White House
Capitol
Honey Grove
Hickox Slaying Case Jury Selection Began in Nolan County
United Press reports jury selection started this morning in Sweetwater for the case of F. Hickox charged with the 4 year old slaying of Lamar Schrier in Upton County. The trial moved here from Tom Green County on a venue change.
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Tom Green
Upton County
United Press
Sweetwater
F. Hickox
Lamar Schrier
Cace
Tom Green County
Alleged Slayer of Policeman Skelly on Trial Today
In Hartford Conn on March 30 the State began presenting the case in the killing of policeman James Skelly of New Britain. The prosecution called witnesses who were at the scene before and after the crime to prove Gerald Chapman, known as the prince of spooks, was the murderer as crowds gathered outside the courtroom before the trial opened.
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Skelly
United Press
Hwareford Conn
Piiceman James *Skelly
New Britain, Conn
iVint
Gerald Chapman
Witness Identifies Chapman in Skelly Shooting
Eye witness Policeman Alfred Atwater testifies that Gerald Chapman fired three shots at Policeman James Skelly in New Britain Connecticut during a raid on a building. Atwater and Skelly were nearby as the robbery proceeded.
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Gerald Chapman
James Skelly
New Britain, Conn
Alfred Atwater
New Britain
Atwater
Chapman
Skelly
Atwood
Kindergarten Display in Peeler Window
A school display in Peeler Window showcases the three kindergarten children and their creations. The article praises the effort, noting the work would embellish any older pupils and implying strong early education.
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Peelor
Peru Flood Tragedy Amid Capsized Villages and Escape of Convicts
Reports from Peru describe catastrophic floods washing away homes and bridges as mountain communities face destruction. A wartime department dispatch says Lambayeque state concerns rise to catastrophe level while five convicts escape in separate Peru incidents.
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United Press
Lima
Peru
Waritime
Lambayque
Miners Trapped as Montague Colliery Floods in New Castle
March 30 reports say about thirty miners are believed trapped after Montague Colliery at Scotts Wood flooded. Regeners assisted around 200 miners to escape as officers and rescue crews worked to reach the trapped group amid continuing danger.
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United Press
New Castle
Montague
Scotts
Wood
Sunday School Attendance Report From Local Churches
Attendance figures show First Baptist 215, Clark Memorial 84, Second Baptist 43, Episcopal 70, and multiple churches including First Christian First Methodist and Presbyterian U. S. A. with totals compiled under Sunday School attendance.
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First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
Clark Memorial Methouist
First Presbyteran Church of Presbyterian U. S. A
Second Baptist Church
Church of the Nazarenest
Episcopal’ Church
Grow strong manhood with plenty of good meat
The ad claims meat provides health and strength-building elements unavailable in other foods. It urges feeding boys plenty of meat and recommends trying their choice steaks or roasts today.
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PW. G. Club
Marcus Aurelius
Denton Brothers
Mitchell
Tex
Platen
Sir Phillip Sidney
T. F. Hickox
Nolan County
Pennsylvania
Sall
PENN
Sylvania Mounted PO
Pittsbu
RG Marsh
Elen Auto
Tum
Eammee
Bonhan
Sfic
Ina
R. L
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Hassell & Caldwell CO
Wen
Tutal
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Campbell Gro
Bonhas
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First National Bank
Bonham, Texas
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