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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1929

Page

5

Mose the sobriety stunt and Milwaukee fire hero Herman Strauss dead

In Dallas Mose called Old Mose stands on his head to prove sobriety and wins dismissal in court. In Milwaukee Herman Strauss, 77, the Newhall House fire hero who rescued 10 people, died Christmas Eve and was buried amid tributes from major cities.

Milwaukee Dallas Tex Mose T’ge Gobah Looky Head Walter B. Branan Herman Strauss

Mexican Captain Battles Police in Mexico City

El Paso dispatch reports Capt. Antonio Reyna of the Mexican army entrenched in a house and opened fire on a large police assault in Mexico City. Four policemen were killed and about 20 people wounded, including two young women, before Reyna was subdued. Police describe him as mentally unbalanced.

el Paso Tex Mexico City Antonio Reyna EK Contiental Reyna Serapio Sanchez San Miguel Street el Continental

Death of University student listed as unsolved case

Lawrence Lumsden, a former University of Texas student, was found shot dead in a car in Austin. Justice Frank R. Tannehill recorded a coroner's verdict that the death was by gunshot from an undetermined assailant. A pistol was found in the car as investigators pursued several clues while Lumsden's father joined the inquiry.

Austin Texas Lawrence Lumsden University of Texas Frank R. ‘Tannehil Young Lumsden L. Lumsden Wilson San Antonio

Babe Found Dead When Wraps Are Removed

In Lockhart Texas a 10 week old baby died en route to a family reunion. Doctors said death occurred about 30 minutes before arrival, due to heart disease. The child was taken to New Braunfels for burial after the discovery by the baby's mother and caregivers.

Lockhart Tex Carl Lehotsky Houston Leo Coers Coers New Braunfels

Brookhart opposes 15 cruiser measure in letter

Senator Brookhart of Iowa denounces the 15 cruiser bill while endorsing the Kellogg peace treaty to outlaw war. He warns the treaty's ratification and then building $300,000,000 in cruisers would discredit the United States and mislead the public. He calls the policy ultra war and criticizes the American Legion backing.

Washington, D. C Brookhart Rep Iowa Frank Miles Iowa Legionnaire American Legion Senate

Man sets trap gun and is shot in home mishap

Philadelphia reports Louis Cellini, living amid burglaries, rigged a double-barreled shotgun over a frame with a cord to the door. He forgot the trap and opened the door, firing both barrels. He was rushed to a hospital in critical condition.

Philadelphia Louis Cellini Cellini

Senate to Take Up Mexican Quota Act

Washington reports early consideration of the Harris Immigration bill placing Mexico under quota. Senator Harris of Georgia, author of the measure, met with the Senate Steering Committee. Chairman Watson and committee members promised rapid action after Christmas. Harris said he is confident the bill will pass.

Washington Mexico Betwen Harris Georgia Senate Watson

Brookhart urges cooperative marketing to curb war in Senate

Senator Brookhart of Iowa argued in the Senate that cooperative marketing would replace competitive marketing. He cited that over 80 percent of new businesses fail and claimed a general cooperative system would reduce national economic rivalry and help outlaw war due to economic motives behind conflicts.

Washington Senate Brookhart Lowa

Man Gives Up Chance to Live to Help Mate

Dallas December 27 E V Allen who faces electrocution for a Canton Texas bank robbery offers his share of a jail fundraiser to Henry Helms who also awaits death for a Cisco bank robbery. Allen says he will take his chance and not hire a lawyer leaving Helms with the funds.

Dallas Tex E. V. Allen Allen Canton Texas Henry Helms Cisco Helms

Mexican Burned to Death at Indio Ranch

Margarito Naja, once from Piedras Negras, was burned to death in a ranch house on the Indio Ranch near Eagle Pass Texas. An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace Plumb and Deputy Sheriff Casares, and the body buried on the ranch. His family site was listed as San Jose Mexico and a message was sent. The fire that killed him occurred while he slept and is considered of undetermined origin.

Eagle Pass Tex Margarito Naja Piedras Negras Indio Justice of the Peace Plumb Casares San Jose Mexico

Runaway horse injures Memphis blacksmith

William T. Trantham, 70, a Memphis blacksmith known for avoiding automobiles, was seriously injured when his horse bolted after a street car yesterday. He was thrown from the buggy and trampled, with a broken leg and possible skull fracture. His wife Mrs. Trantham escaped with minor injuries.

Memphis Tenn William T. Trantham Trantham

Congress May Print On Farm Waste Paper

Congress considers printing the Congressional Record on paper made from waste crop products. A joint resolution by Senator Schall and Rep Minnesota notes about $275,000,000 in spruce paper imports annually while corn stalks rice wheat and flax straw could yield better paper but lack processing facilities.

Washington Congressional Record Schall Rep Minnesota

Carbon monoxide shown not to affect victims minds

Washington D C Dec 30 The study by the Bureau of Mines and the US Public Health Service reports carbon monoxide in small amounts causes no harmful health or mental effects, even with daily exposure for 68 days Tests show no mind impact at 1 / 10 000 to 2 / 10 000 concentrations With higher levels 3 / 10 000 to 4 / 10 000 symptoms arise in many but still no proven cognitive damage.

Washington, D. C Bureau of Mines The United States Public Health Service R. M. Doreus John Hopkins University G. E. Kagan Mellon Institute

Tunnel Test Finds No Carbon Monoxide Link to Officer Illness

Test results indicate traffic officers in the Holland Tunnel between New York and New Jersey did not suffer illness from carbon monoxide. Gas concentrations inside the tunnel are kept well below the lowest levels used in the tests.

Holland Tunnel New York New Jer

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