Falls to death of blind attorney from six stories
San Antonio veteran attorney Frank Walsh, 64, safety barred in his office, plunged from a six story height and died. Walsh once served as city attorney. he apparently fell between iron bars placed for his protection.
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San Antonio
Frank Walsh
Walsh
Young Girl Shot Dead by Brother in Texas Tragedy
In Luling Texas on a July afternoon seven year old Bella Corley was killed by a .22 rifle fired by her younger brother while the children played alone. The boy could not explain the accident and Bella died at home with funeral services held at City Cemetery.
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Luling
Tex
Little Bella Corley
Pearl Button Factory Proposed for San Saba
San Saba eyes a pearl button factory as Iowa manufacturers inquire about establishing it. Forty tons of mausele shells have been shipped this season and San Saba pearls are noted as suitable for button material. Pearl hunting occurs in the San Saba River each summer.
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San Saba
W. A. Wilson
Llano River
Texas
Angamos Sinking Causes 291 Deaths Off Chile
Santiago reports 291 lives lost when the transport Angamos sank in the Bay of Arauco. Eighty were passengers, five crew saved. The captain reportedly took his own life on the bridge.
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Santiago
Chile
Angamos
Bay of Arauco
Ministry of Marine
Baby Dies From Drinking Kerosene Oil
New Braunfels Texas July 7 Mr and Mrs Oscar Priess lost their little son Oscar Jr when he drank kerosene oil Thursday afternoon at their home about four miles from town His mother left him in the house a few minutes to bring back an oil can and returned to find him having drank the oil He died soon after He was the Priess only child and had just celebrated his second birthday on July 1.
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New Braunfels
Tex
Oscar Priess
Oscar Jr
Oscar
Texas highway fund balance tops 11 million for June
State Treasurer W. Gregory Hatcher reports June 30 cash balance of 11,713,366 for the highway fund with outstanding warrants about 429,207. June receipts 2,291,197 and disbursements 2,675,916. General revenue balance 5,723,961 with warrants 828,108 and June receipts 666,000. Total funds 19,986,251. outstanding warrants 1,814,077. June receipts 4,590,022. disbursements 7,743,880. Other funds include Available school 1,243,543 and Confederate pension 275,530.
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Austin
Tex
W. Gregory Hatcher
General Revenue
Federal Vocational
University of Texas
Permanent University
Judge and Two Attorneys Added to $50,000 Suit
Corsicana Texas July 6 Hawkins Scarborough judge of the 3rd Judicial Court and W A Tarver and Beauford H Jester local attorneys were added as defendants in a $50,000 damage suit L J Woods vs T J Worthington et al The suit stems from indictments against Woods then county attorney and a related ouster case tried in Ellis County The ouster resulted in a hung jury Woods suspended from office seeks re election with H B Daviss Scarborough is also seeking re election.
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Corsicana
Tex
Hawkins Scarborough
3Rd Judicial Court
W. A. Tarver
Beauford H. Jester
L. J. Woods
T. J. Worthington
Tarver
Jester
Grand
Woods
Ellis County
H. B. Daviss
Scarborough
Boy Injured After Fall From Window in Cleburne
Delane Roberts, 9, son of Mrs. C V Roberts of Cleburne, is near death after falling from a two story apartment window and being impaled on a picket fence. The incident occurred last night and he remains in a local hospital today seeking treatment for critical injuries.
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Cleburne
Delane Roberts
C. V. Roberts
State Rangers Likely to Probe Pen Break Plot
Austin July 7 State Rangers may be sent to Huntsville to assist in the investigation of an attempted wholesale break of convicts in the State penitentiary. A 20 foot tunnel had been dug when discovery was made by prison authorities. Warden Harrell said precautions are being ordered and Rangers may be needed to uncover plot leaders.
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Austin
Tex
Huntsville
State Penitentiary
Moody
Harrell
Explosion scatters Jewels in Pittsburgh Street Scene
Jewelry valued at more than 20000 dollars lay in the downtown shopping district after an explosion ripped the front of a store. Fire followed the blast but damage was limited. Deputy Fire Chief Spahr suggested sun on the window and cellulose in the optical department may have caused the ignition as fire crews secured the area and detectives collected the gems.
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Pittsburgh
Spahr
San Angelo Killer Taken Back From State Penitentiary
Floyd Newton Byrnes, under death sentence for the axe murders of Mrs. Rosa Schirra and two relatives in San Angelo, was moved from Huntsville to Tom Green County custody and to be taken back to San Angelo. An official at the penitentiary gave no reason for the transfer.
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Huntsville
Tex
Floyd Newton Byrnes
Rosa Schirra
San Angelo
State
Tom Green County
Byrnes
E. F. Harrell
Cotton Wrapping To Be Sought In Bill
Fort Worth Texas July 7 A bill to require that all state bought products for highways schools and elemosynary institutions be wrapped in cotton where possible will be introduced in the next Legislature by J C Duvall Tarrant County Representative He cites Southwide Cotton Council recommendations and says cotton containers have proved popular in other states and cotton wrapping reduces deterioration and costs compared with jute.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. C. Duvall
Tarrant County
Duvall
New Orleans
Filtration Plant Dedicates New Laredo Facility
James C. Kennedy of Dallas, president of Texas Central Power and Light, gave the dedication address at the $400,000 filtration plant opening in Laredo. Robert Lee Bobbitt, Speaker of the House, delivered the response as a large crowd of officials, businessmen and civic groups attended. An old-time barbecue and music by the Laredo Juvenile Band followed the ceremony.
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Laredo
Tex
James C. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas Central Power and Light Company
Robert Lee Bobbitt
House of Representatives
Central Power and Light Company
Court won’t open pastor’s prison in Texas injunction case
Supreme Court of Texas refused to intervene in Rev. Earl Anderson’s case over a tabernacle injunction. Attorney Henry G. Wills sought habeas corpus but withdrew after an executive session. Court did not explain the action publicly.
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Austin
Tex
Efoorts
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Supreme Court
Henry G. Wills
Wills
Court of Criminal Appeals
Fire destroys Swann building in Tyler
A July 9 fire in Tyler, Texas, caused about $80,000 in damage to the Swann building on the south side of the public square. Losses were partially covered by insurance.
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Tyler
Texas
Swann
Public Square
County Official Injured in Dynamite Blast Near Walhalla
County Commissioner Emil Zoeh of Precinct No. 2 was seriously hurt when a dynamite blast while blasting rocks on a county road near Walhalla threw him into the air. He suffered a broken arm and head injuries and was taken to La Grange hospital in serious but conscious condition. He resides in Winchester.
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la Grange
Emil Zoeh
Precince No. 2
Walhalla
Zoeh
Zach
Winchester
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