Silent Bride Elect Lindbergh Wedding Set for Me
Miss Anne Morrow and her mother Mrs Dwight Morrow were seen at a New York train station en route to Englewood New Jersey. She would not speak about her upcoming marriage to Colonel Charles Lindbergh and was reportedly shopping for a trousseau for a likely ceremony in North Haven Maine where the Morrows have a summer home.
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Anne Morrow
Dwight Morrow
New York
Englewood
N. J
Charles Lindbergh
Trousseau
North Haven
Morrows
State Student Judging Champions Shine Local Boys
State Student Judging Champions Jack Sellers led the contest with 374 of 460 points in goal judging. Eurnest Mills totaled 332 points and Gerald Young 324, with six teams of three students competing. Gold and silver medals were awarded to the top individuals by Fred T. Earwood of Sonora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sellers
Eurnest Mills
Gerald Young
Fred T. Earwood
Sonora
del Rio High School
College Station
Ernest Mus
W. M. McIlroy
Deltic
Sanford Mills
Sanford
Maine
San Angelo
Chamber of Commerce
Portes Gil Pushes Liquor Drying Plan For Mexico
Mexico City May 11 The press supports Portes Gil’s education based anti liquor drive avoiding harsher US style enforcement. He aims to replace alcohol with sports culture libraries and entertainments. La Prensa backs the plan but warns local officials may hinder cooperation. The campaign began with suspending re grants to saloon licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Portes Gil
United State
la Prensa
Pair of odd death prank and long marriage romance headline
In Pawtucket R I on May 11 Mrs Alice Holbrook called police to stop undertakers after a practical joker phoned most local morticians claiming her sister died In Columbus Ohio on May 11 a romance from high school led to the marriage of Ida Kieffer 70 and Charles Yocum 69 on their nuptial day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket. R. IL
Alice Holbrook
Columbus, O
Ida Kieffer
Charles Yocum
Wyoming Wool Held for 350 Largest Rock Springs Clip
Rock Springs Wyoming May 11 The Blair Hay wool clip of 45000 fleeces is consigned to Hale Well Jones and McDagnald of Boston. It is the largest clip in the Rock Springs district centered at Bitter Creek and the season's first large consign ment. Sheepmen estimate 3600000 pounds of unsold wool from Bitter Creek to Cokeville with sellers seeking 35 cents. Buying is stagnant. Rawlins district remains steady at 28.5 to 30 cents.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Halewell, Jones & McDagnald
Boston
Bitter Creek
Cokeville
Rawlins
Texas Council of Safety Weekly Accident Summary
The Texas Council of Safety of Austin reports weekly accident figures with 7 home injuries and 5 home fatalities, plus 9 industrial injuries and 4 industrial deaths. From January 1 to date, 4011 injuries and 695 deaths overall, compared with 1981 injuries and 525 deaths in the same period of 1928.
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Texas Council of Safety of
Austin
Lindbergh outlines American airport plans before Congress
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh told a joint congressional committee that U S airports must be near city centers with concrete runways proper turf and full passenger facilities. He warned America lags in airport development and expects regular flights linking New York and Rio de Janeiro or Buenos Aires within a year or two with current Miami to Panama service noted.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
America
Lindbergh
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Miami
Panama
Medicated Salt Plant Planned for City by West Texas Stockman
Ira Word, longtime West Texas stockman, partners with Dr. Mountree of Austin to launch a medicated salt for sheep and goats. A mixing plant already operates in San Angelo, with Del Rio as a prospective site within thirty days.
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Ira Word
West Texas
Dr. Mountree
Austin
Mr. Word
del Rio
San Angelo
Small tax on radio receivers proposed in Senate hearing
Senator Brookhart proposes a small tax on radio receiving sets to fund broadcasting costs. He spoke before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee as it reviews a bill to bring radio telegraph telephone and cable under a single government body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brookhart
Rep
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Delay in Freight Shipment Hits Evening News Comics
The Evening News reports a delay in a freight shipment preventing the usual colored comic pages today. The paper regrets the disappointment and apologizes to readers for the unavoidable issue.
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Evening News
THE
Five Die in Amarillo Tourist Hotel Fire
A hotel blaze on the third floor of the Tourist Hotel in Amarillo killed five people and injured several others. Names include C. H. Weichel, R. Barnhart, George Hegan, Jacob Dollar, Sam Scott, Mrs Birdie Rhodes, and Fred Rogers among the injured. A man around 70 who jumped from a third floor room died shortly after. Co managers Mrs Rhodes and Fred Rogers escaped or were injured.
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Amarillo
Cc. H. Weichel
Gainesville
R. Barnhart
Elk City
Okla
George Hegan
Jacob Dollar
Dallas
Sam Scott
Birdie Rhodes
Fred Rogers
Shamrock
Rogers
Kansas Floods Threaten Homes and Lives
Central Kansas endures torrential rains that turned dry creeks into rivers. Two Mexican men died as floodwaters washed away dozens of homes in Herrington, with the delta spreading toward Council Grove. Homes and farms face severe damage as floods advance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Herrington
Council Grove
Four Drowned as 12 Inch Rain Strikes Kansas Town
In Peika Kansas officials report four people drowned and three missing after a Herrington cloudburst. A twelve inch rainfall flood swept the area, leaving several properties damaged and residents evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kans
Herrington
Funeral for Chicago gangster Joseph Guinta
Joseph Guinta head of Sicilians was slain by gangsters and buried today in a bronze glass topped casket reported to cost 10900. Dressed in evening clothes with diamond studs and rings his funeral was among the most elaborate for Chicago gangsters killed in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Guinta
Guinta
Albert Anselmi
John Seal
Lions Pick Austin for 1930 Texas District Convention
San Angelo May 11 Austin was chosen as the 1930 convention city of the district of Texas Lions International A C Kater of Houston was named district governor at the closing session of the 1929 convention here Friday Austin defeated Galveston 193 to 176 in the vote title notes indicate.
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San Angelo
Austin
District of Texas
Lions International
A. C. Kater
Houston
Galveston
Texas crop conditions improve despite May weather
April crop report from Dallas notes Texas farmers in good condition with overall favorable grain and cotton prospects. Panhandle crops thriving, some local wind and hail damage repairable by replanting. West Central to East Texas shows 50 to 100 percent cotton planted in various regions, with some storm impact and ongoing chopping. Farmers remain financially sound with signs of diversification and booming dairying industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Department of Public Relations
Southland Lite Insurance Company
Panhandie
West Central
West Plains
South
Silver and Pals Say Not Guilty in Prison Robbery Case
In Huntsville on May 11 the four inmates charged with robbery with firearms for an attempted escape were granted a venue change from Huntsville to Brazos County. Plaintiffs Bob Silver Robert Hill John Reed and Marvin Azbell all pleaded not guilty. They allegedly commandeered a car with Loree Harrison and Hayden Malone and forced them to drive to Houston on April 12.
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Huntsville
Wayne State Prison
Brazos County
Bob Silver
Robert Hill
John Reed
Marvin Azbell
Loree Harrison
Hayden Malone
Houston
Dallas Slayer No-Billed by Grand Jury
Dallas, May 11. G. B. Pierce charged with murder of Andrew M. Blue on March 20 was no-billed by the grand jury here Friday. The shooting stemmed from an argument over Miss Irma Tarrant, Pierce's stenographer and Blue's intended wife.
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Dallas
G. B. Pierce
Andrew M. Blue
Irma Tarrant
Pierce
Blue
Missing Evening News Delivery Hotline
Notice urges readers to call the office if the Evening News does not arrive by 5 o'clock so subscribers receive the paper promptly and regularly.
Dumm Returns From Purchasing Equipment for New Undertaking Parlor
Wm. Dumm undertaker returns from San Antonio after selecting equipment for a new undertaking parlor on Garfield Avenue. Furniture expected by next Tuesday, with the site across from the Christian church. The building, erected by C A Chastang, is being rearranged to include a chapel and ample stock rooms for a modern funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dumm
San Antonio
Del Rio Wool Sale Totals 1.25 Million Pounds
The Del Rio Wool and Mohair Company sold 1,250,000 pounds of short wool to Jol Al ison of San Angelo at 33 cents per pound, worth about $400,000. CC Belcher confirms the deal, boosting Del Rio money flow as Mohair sales had also occurred, signaling strong local sheep and goat industry prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio Wool and Mohr Company
Jol Alison
San Angelo
del Rio
Alison
Adams & Leland
CC. Belcher
Texas Declares Quarantine To Bar Fruit Fly Entry
In Austin on May 11 the State Agricultural Committee announced a quarantine to prevent entry into Texas of the citrus fruit fly and related pests. Terrell said the order aims to stop movement of infested plants and fruit into the state.
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Austin
Georgi "Terrell
Texas
Cuiker
Girl 14 Owns One of America's Oldest Pianos
Chandler Oklahoma May 11 One of the three oldest pianos in America belongs to 14 year old Sara Elizabeth Crieder here The instrument one of three by John Huber of Switzerland in 1767 is partly housed in the Metropolitan Museum and Mount Vernon George Washington estate The hard built piano has five octave keyboard soft pedal operated by hand and sounding board tied to the player’s chest Details describe its construction and ethnics of materials
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Chandler
Okla
America
Sara Elizabeth Crieder
John Huber
Switzerland
Metropolitan Museum
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Roswell Cafe Announces Elaborate Mothers Day Dinner
The Roswell cafe unveils a special Mothers Day dinner with a lavish menu and efforts to attract patrons. Advertising column notes caterer Dow promotes the event and hopes many families will choose to dine out in honor of mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Cafe
Temoray
Dow
Paul Edwards Returns from Galveston Visit
Paul Edwards is home after visiting Galveston to see his sister Mrs. Owen Lindsey who formerly lived here. He also called on Mr. Hawkins father of Red Hawkins who was wounded when bandits attacked a Galveston payroll carrier. Hawkins is reported to be getting along fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Edwards
Galveston
Owen Lindsey
Mr. Hawkins
Red” Hawkins
Terrell Buys Land Along the San Felipe
J. E. Hagen of Del Rio sold eleven and a half acres along San Felipe creek to J. T. Terrell for 4250 dollars. The sale was arranged by C. J. Brotherton of Payne & Payne.
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Terrell
San Felipe
J. E. Hagen
del Rio
J. T. Terrell
San Felipe Creek
C. J. Brotherton
Payne & Payne
Onions for Colds Prophylactic Breath Remarked
A Louisville Courier Journal note recalls a physician's century old claim that onions may guard against colds by their protective effects, suggesting onion breath shields wearers from close contact with infected individuals.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Zeppelin to be used on airline route planned
Cleveland May 11 details for buying the Graf Zeppelin for an air passenger line between Los Angeles and Honolulu will be drafted at a Sunday conference. Skyways Incorporated president John Ekien said Los Angeles and Cleveland capital will be involved in the purchase, costing about no million dollars, to be funded after the world fair by Zeppelin this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Los Angeles
Honolulu
John Ekien
Skyways Incorporated
Waliington
Elden
Zeppe Ln
Weather forecast for West Texas and Texas regions
Weather notes indicate cloudy conditions in West Texas with showers in the north portion and cooler air in the north and west. Sunday remains cloudy and cooler in the south JT region with thunder showers and cooler tonight and Sunday.
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West
Texas
Portion
Portions
Tony
Evening News Classifieds Read As One Cent Per Word Listing
Classifieds from the Evening News appear to be an advertisement bundle priced at one cent per word, with an emphasis on placing orders. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear items or names.
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Wyoming
Cal, Charles A. Lindbergh
International Newsreel
Rhodes
Southland Life
Monthly Crop Report
Silver
Pals
GRAND
Dumm
I.C B. Nifl
ED. J. Picks
Travis County
Attorney General’s Department
House
Neil
Department
Gilleeses
Sucor
Pickle Rove
Saids
Trus Pest
George F
Randolph LaSalle Coates
Indianapolis
Ind
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