Fatal aftermath of mysterious hotel injuries in St Louis
A 67 year old Houston oil man William McCutcheon died after injuries suffered in a mysterious incident at a St Louis hotel. He was found by staff with locked door, claiming a fall in a disturbing dream. Cash valued at 460 dollars and 500 in traveler's checks were found. Police investigate at the sister's request.
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Reward Offered For Kansas City Killers
A Kansas state reward of 300 dollars for each killer of the Kansas City detectives and a federal agent plus the McAlester Oklahoma police chief was announced by Governor Park. The offer remains valid for a year and payable on final conviction.
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Holliway Named Secretary of State Public Service Commission
Veteran correspondent Robert E. Holliway will become secretary of the State Public Service Commission. A political writer and Democrat, Holliway ran for congressman at large but was defeated. Salary set at 3600 dollars annually. succeeds David P. Janes of Moberly.
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Bob) Holliway
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Treating facial brown spots with creams or doctor care
The article outlines three methods for removing facial brown spots: covering with cosmetics, chemical burning by professionals, or bleaching creams. It warns against DIY carbolic acid and suggests consulting a physician to check for underlying digestive issues before any cosmetic remedy.
Mexico Searches for Spanish Flyers Missing on Long Flight
Mexico City reports dawn search by airplanes soldiers and ships for two Spanish aviators Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Jacquin Collar missing on a record Havana to Mexico City water flight. They likely landed between Villa Hermosa Tabasco and Minatitlan Veracruz along the Tabasco river and Gulf coast.
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Aged Moonshiner Paroled by Governor Park
An 83 year old Missouri moonshiner, John Stottlemeyer of Texas County, was released on parole by Governor Guy B. Park. He entered prison April 12, 1933 after a 1929 sentence and bench parole. authorities later found he continued whiskey production. The article also notes a 139 foot circumference tree in the country.
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Moody wins second British title in London
Helen Wills Moody, United States holder, won her second straight London City title match at Queens Club defeating Mrs. M. R. King 6 0 6 1. Dorothy Andrus Burke from Stamford Conn. beat Mrs. L. McReady 6 4 4 6. Keith Glendhill, co holder of the American doubles title, defeated J Malacek 6 1 5 7 6 4. Chicago reports its heaviest rainfall on Aug 11 1923 with 22 5 inches in 80 minutes.
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Elsworth Vines
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Austria
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