Citizen 18 Slain in Mexico
The American citizen William B. Massey of Muskogee Oklahoma was reported killed in Mexico. Consul B Stewart said Massey, terminal superintendent of Metropolitan Oil, left a widow and two children. Mexican authorities arrested Joaquin Baons in connection with the murder. The report notes Massey’s family and position.
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Meshingtons
William B. Massey
Tomo
Mexico
State Department
B. Stewart
Tamplen
Crime on the rise in Texas courts report
Austin reports the Supreme Court and two appellate courts opened new terms after a three month vacation with heavy dockets. The Court of Criminal Appeals leads with 660 cases, 130 carried over, and 530 filed during vacation, indicating rising crime including assaults and liquor violations.
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Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Court of Criminal Appesia
New University Practice Cottage Adds Foster Mother Duty
Austin would see Foster mother added to the duties of home economics students at the University of Texas Practice Cottage. Ten young women live there while attending classes and caring for Baby Luther, son of W A Cunningham, gaining experience in child care and home management. The program includes a physician supervised formula and reports Luther thriving and gaining weight as students complete one term of work.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Mao
Luther
W. A. Cunningham
New Austin
Sibyl Thomas
Mart
Huntaville
Althea Cronk
McAllen
LaVerne Walden
Catherine Shipp
Jof Ennis
Lena May Deuschle
Terrell
Clare Clift
Haskell
Prize Huber Predicts 1000-Year Life for Today’s Men
German scientist Prize Huber argues that advances since insulin discovery will enable men in their prime to live up to 1000 years. He bases his forecast on medical breakthroughs and longevity research shaping future healthcare and aging.
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Prize Huber
Ford Car Reaches Summit of Mount Sinai
A Ford touring car with four aboard became the first automobile to reach the monastery of St Catherine at Mount Sinai after a ten hour ascent from Abu Durba. B McMahon of Vacuura it Co led the expedition, despite cautions that such a climb was impractical for cars. The journey marks a historic auto ascent into a remote desert region long seen as inaccessible to wheels.
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FORD
Mount Sinai
Moses
St. Cathring
Abu Durba
Arabia
Red Sea
B. McMahon
Vacuura It Co
Mobiloil
Himeef
Tor
Bedouin
Convent of St. Catherine
Dr Brown Returns to College for Special Course
Dr Corneil C Brown adds a Neurocalometer to his clinic apparatus claiming it marks exact spine points where pressure harms nerves. He plans to study at the Palmer School Davenport Iowa from Oct 10 and return to Clifton Oct 20 to resume practice.
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DR. Brown
Corneil C. Brown
Brown
Palmer
Davenport
Iowa
Clifton
Prescription for Chills and Fever Dengue The Germ Killer
An unnamed note claims 666 is a medicine for chills fever dengue or feverish illness and asserts it kills germs. The text presents a medical claim without clinical endorsement or sourcing.
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The
Seow’ Co
Aiid
Feax
Stuart Hay
Gene Deman
W. K. Golden
Real Eye
Facity
A. Johnson
Meridian, Texan
United States
Paul Nepote
California
Ehlement
London
Bradford
J.T. Horton
Holy Trinity Church
Hell Ad Maris” Prontagon
Horton
Tuvels
Tia
Clerepman
Edward W. Washburn
Brockton, Mann
Brookyn
N.Y
Phinney Rayman
JK McSpadden
Clifton, Texa
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