Destructive Dallas Fire Damages Drug Stocks and Buildings
A morning blaze in Dallas caused about 250000 in losses at the Commerce and Murphy streets complex. Patton Worsham Drug stock valued at 100600 and the building owned by Searff and Stewart suffered extensive damage. Scarff and O Connor stock, basement papers, and machinery were total losses. Santa Fe depot and cupola roof had damage and water flooded the kitchen area as firefighters struggled with water supply.
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Dallas
Liberal Insurance
Commerce and
Murphy Streets
Santa Fe
Patton-Worsham
J. W. Crowdus Drug Company
Texas Drug Company of
Williams Drug Company of
Fort Worth
Scarff & O'Connor
Scarff & O'Connor Wal
Sear? O’connor
Mr. Stewart
Boren & Stewart
Fugitive Tracey Ties Man to Tree Then Slips Away
Oregon convict Harry Tracey, accused of killing six men, is pursued near Seattle by armed men and two bloodhounds. After a house arrest, he slipped from a posse, tied a captive to a tree, and vanished into bushes as the dogs closed in.
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Seattle
Wash
Harry Tracey
Oregon
Tracey
Gerald
Trenton
CBC
Mrs. Gerald
Cudahie
Palmer
Anderson
Rockport Suicides Highlight Local Crisis and Policy Debate
The acting Governor Wrighter directs schools to halt religious instruction, stating no religion will be taught in state schools. In Rockport Kentucky, a prominent resident reportedly died by suicide in a hotel room, contributing to a wave of local personal crises.
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Wrighter
Kentucky
Rockport
Ferd
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Grand Opera House
John B. Mike
John W. Hicks