British Newsboy Weds Heiress In Secret Folkestone Registry
Vivienne Huntington a 27 year old New York heiress marries Alfred Cecil Durban a 21 year old British newsboy in a Folkestone registry office ceremony witnessed by three people. They plan a honeymoon to Brighton then Toronto seeking a new home.
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London
Vivienne Huntington
New York
Alfred Cecil Durban
Montrose
Toronto
Dominion
Folkestone
Brices
Switzerland
Archer
Durban
Archer Milton Huntington
Vivienne Maud Huntington
United States
Collis P. Huntington
California
Bandit pursuit ends in bank siege and injuries
In a wild pursuit on the Biske Highway, bandits attacked a bank while four men guarded the cages. Matt h, a 40 year old married officer, was fatally wounded, Rey Alex Sap, a loan company manager, was shot in the hip and seriously hurt. Nathan Lawrence fled as the bandits fled the scene after triggering alarms. Police recovered over 100 rounds fired during the incident.
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Matthews
Rey Alex- Sap
Loan Company
Nathan Lawrence
Raniene Reneac
Biske
En ‘Tepiogé
Mt Sata
Panama City to host new South Kraft paper mill project
Willam L. Wilson announces Southern Kraft Corporation will build a paper mill at Panama City. Major J. T. Friend signs soration contracts. The mill is estimated to use 8 cords of pine daily and employ 2,000 workers, with plans to buy 200000 acres of timberland near Panama City.
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Sackbonvile
Fis
Willam L. Wilson
State Chamber
Commerce
Southern Kraft Corporation
International Paper Company
Panama City
J. T. Friend
Wilson
Seed Loan Volunteers Seek Extra 50000 for Farmers
Houston County Seed Loan committee filed for an additional 90000 government appropriation to supplement the Farmers Emergency grant. County Agent Henry Witherington says if approved the county will receive 100000 from the emergency fund and that about 78 000 of the claims are currently active. Applications total twenty, with plans to limit members and process as they arrive.
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Houston County
Henry Witherington
Witherington
Unseasonable West Heat Threatens Crops in Spring
A southwest heat wave shattered April records with 92 degree readings in Topeka and Salina, and a 915 degree mark in Kansas City. Wheat damage was reported near Enid and in Oklahoma, as wind and dust reduced soil moisture. Cooler Texas weather followed but crop damage persisted in parts of the region.
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Kansas City
Texas
Oklshormia
Kansas
Nebraska
Okishome
Independence
Topeka
Salina
Oklahoma City
Enid
Okla
D. Fiora
Kansay
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Stars turn to tennis in Duke era emphasis shift
In Durham North Carolina the Duke basketball program pivots toward tennis as it rebuilds under a captain and a leading substitute while seeking to redefine leadership.
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Durham, N.C
Bristows Guide Accused of Delivering Him to Bandits in Mexico
J E Bristow an oil man from San Angel accuses guide C Fields of Mexican French origin of aiding bandits in Nayarit to capture him. Bristow paid 3600 pesos ransom for release after a month held captive. Fields claimed Bristow was a good man and tried to avoid involvement. Bristow and son plan to return to the United States from Masadan after the escape and ransom.
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Tepic
Nayarit
Mexico
C. Fields
J. E. Bristow
San Angel
Bristow
Fields
Cruz Delgado
Fielis
Crus Delgado
Delgado
Teplo
Hildebrand
Obie Bristow
Oklahooma
Masadan
United States
Eagle House Warming at The Eagle North Oates Street
The Eagle invites readers to a Monday house warming at its North Oates Street home. Visitors will tour a modern printing plant, learn processes from copy to final edition, and see equipment like a rotary Goss press and Monotype typecasting. Notables from Alabama press circles will attend.
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The
Eagle’s
North Oates Street
South
Eagle
Lincoln Memorial University strike pits students against administration
Harrogate Tennessee April 11 AP striking Lincoln Memorial University students call for better order and accreditation. Senior leader Clay McCarroll faces possible degree loss while Judge Morri son urges return to class and cautions against surrender. Reports say students seek faculty reinstatement and chancellor’s firing amid widespread support from many students including several athletes.
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Harrogate
Tenn
Lincoln Memorial Univérsity
Clay McCarroll
J. H. 8. Mortison
H. A. Roop
Battle Creek
Mich
Attendance noted at Marianna Freshmen baseball game
Judge Keener Baxley and W. J. Tindel attended the Marianna high school Florida Freshmen baseball game in Marianna after noon.
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Keener Baxley
W. J. Tindel
Marianna High School
Florida
Marisna
Panama City Con tractor Dismissed After Illness
Frank Moseley a Panama City contractor was discharged from a local hospital after several days confinement. He had been suffering from an attack of malaria according to reports.
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Frank Moseley
Panama City
Moseley
Two Die In Pistol Duel In Greer Restaurant
In Greer on April 1 Guy Langford was killed and Herbert Davis wounded in a pistol duel at a restaurant after a brief argument. Police held a woman in connection with the investigation. Davis was hospitalized with a slim chance of recovery.
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Guy Langford
Herbert Davis
Greer, S. C
Greer
Davia
Talking English Drowns Silent Films in Colombian Theaters
In Bogota on April 11 crowds fill theaters as English dialogue overtakes silent films. Patrons tolerate a reasonable amount of spoken English, signaling a shift in Colombian cinematic tastes.
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Bogota
Colombia
Health unit fight looms at Board of Revenue meet
County Board of Revenue may vote against paying eight percent interest to The First National Bank on health unit warrants at Monday meeting. Opposition to interest payments expected as health department operations rely on bank cashing warrants. Probate Judge Martin confirmed the issue will be discussed.
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Board OF Revenue
County Board of Revenue
Houston County Wealth Unit
First National Bank
Eagle
Health Department
Martin
Fagie
Jarvis goes to electric chair after Citronelle bank plot
In Montgomery Alabama Jack C Jarvis known as the Citronelle bank slayer faced execution at Kilby prison. He walked to the chair calmly and after the electric current was applied at 12 09 am he was pronounced dead at 12 16 am. He said he was tired and denied the killing of Willie Hanson.
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Citronelle Bank
Montgomery
Ala
Jack Jarvis
Kilby
Jarvis
Bob Jones
Jones
R. Twitty
Florala
Broswell
Boswell
Mr. Twitty
William Hanson
Willie Hanson
Citronelle
Jack C. Jarvis
Claude D. Hurt
Citronelle State Bank
Robert Collins
Hart
Collins
Hanson
Tragedy on Isleta Street: Bus Crash Kills 19 on Train Sideswipe
A Pickwick Greyhound bus bound for Albuquerque was struck by a Santa Fe train near Isleta New Mexico. Nineteen passengers died and eight were injured as the train derailed and the bus exploded. Rescue crews and local Indians aided the wounded at the scene.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Isleta
N. M
Pickwick
Greyhound
Mali
Albuquerque
Mra
Huff
Oklahoma Ci
Kenneth
Ita
FF. D. Williams
Pickw. Greyhound Company
Kanr Chu
George Irwin
AMS
Pickwick Company
India Pueblo
Indiana
Delegates Discuss Boys Work at Alabama Y M C A Meet
In Birmingham Alabama delegates to the twelfth annual Alabama Young Men s Christian Association convention opened with general discussion of boys work. The opening session was devoted to business matters and committee reports.
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Birmingham
Ale
Alabama Young Men‘s Christian Association
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