Disaster at San Francisco New Year injures revelers in collapse
A temporary walk section over a theater excavation collapsed in San Francisco just after midnight injuring about 50 revelers. Twenty were taken to emergency hospitals and no deaths were reported. separate New York police brief notes a shooting near a First Avenue social club left Henry Schepp with three gunshot wounds in a feud case.
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New York
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Murch
Henry Schepp
First Avenue
Family Wiped Out When Auto Struck
Associated Press report from Cleveland details a fatal accident where a family was struck by an auto, with Harold Kagy killed and William McGannon, chief justice of the municipal court, facing a renewed trial for slaying Kagy. A previous jury deadlocked after 48 hours and 53 ballots, with no date set for the new trial, likely in the upcoming term.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Wiliam McGannon
Municipal Court
Harold Kagy
Harding Observes New Year With Work At Desk
President elect Harding spent the day at his desk handling accumulated work from ongoing conferences on administration policies. He planned a New Year’s dinner at home with his wife and a small group of personal friends in Marion Ohio.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Alfonso's Gifts During Paris Toyshop Visit
King Alfonso, returning to Spain from England, visited Paris toyshops and bought a bugle bass drum cymbals a trombone and a clarinet for his children. He joked that the instruments were “Just to drive the nurse mad.”
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Associated Press
Paris
Spain
England
Alfonso
Canada ends 1920 with record harvest and strong prosperity
Ottawa reports a banner 1920 with Canada’s largest harvest to date and widespread prosperity. Agricultural leaders note boosts from forests, mines, and fisheries contributing to national wealth as the new year approaches.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Stanley Everett’s Alibi Thrown At Ring Fans
Pekin featherweight Stanley Everett claims a gallery admirer yelled for violence and caused his quick knockout by Harry Bamer in Springfield Jr. The Kansas City challenger landed a punch as Everett looked toward the gallery, ending the bout in the first round.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stanley Everett
Pekin
Everett
Harry Bamer
Kansas City
Springfield
Stanley
Bamer
Resumed Flight Navy Seaplane NC-5 Heads Toward Panama Bay
San Diego may 1 two day delay after damage at start Thursday NC-5 departs North Island to join thirteen seaplanes bound for Panama Bay Lieutenant Harry Baugh again commands NC-5 in this resumed flight
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Navy
NC-5
North Island Air Station
Panama’ Bay
Harry Baugh
Fort Worth Phone Rates Blocked by City Ordinance
Fort Worth phone rates did not advance today as a hastily passed city ordinance blocked the rise. The company requested a formal hearing to determine if the rate increase is justified.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Train strike kills Deal family near Charlotte
Near Charlotte North Carolina early today a car carrying Mr. and Mrs. P A Deal E M Deal Jr Lena Belle Deal age 13 was struck by a train. Beona Deal age 11 was injured. The group was returning from a funeral for Mrs J H Deal, daughter in law of the Deals, who had died in a prior accident.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
P. A. Deal
E. M. Deal
Lena Belle Deal
Beona Deal
Here
J. H. Deal
Philippine Trade Gains for September Philippine Islands
American shipping led Philippine September trade with imports and exports valued at 9.537 million dollars, while British ships carried 9.045 million. Compared with last year both powers show changes, and total foreign trade reached 21.7 million, up about four million from September 1919.
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Associated Press
Manila
P. I
Philippine Islands
Philippine
Lowden Greeting From Illinois Governor on New Year
Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois sends a New Year greeting via The Associated Press urging Americans to recapture wartime unity and the spirit of service. He cites the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man as guiding ideals to overcome current troubles.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Cardinal Gibbons Improves After Relapse
Cardinal Gibbons rallied from a relapse yesterday and after a good night’s rest is much better this morning reports from Union Mills Maryland indicate. A Shriver family member confirmed the improvement and said the doctor was pleased with the Cardinal’s condition at the home of friends where he is ill.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Union Mills
Maryland
Friends
Shriver
Praying Colonels Clash With TCU in Fort Worth
Fort Worth crowds are gathering for the first annual gridiron clash at Panther Park between Center College of Danville Kentucky and Texas Christian University. About 10 000 advance tickets indicate strong demand from Texas and Oklahoma fans. Many college athletes are journeying from Christmas holidays to see the famed praying colonels.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Center College of
Danville
Kentucky
Texas Christian University
Panther Park
Oklahoma
Convict Escapes Folsom After Replacing With Dummy
Sacramento authorities hunt for Jake Foster and John St. Claire after an escape from Folsom Prison. A dummy was left in the cell last night while the pair slipped away, prompting a manhunt through the area.
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Sacramento
Calif
Folsom Penitentiary
Jake Foster
John St. Claire
Hobby’s Mother III Report Triggers Texas Governor Move
Governor Hobby left Austin for Dallas after learning his mother’s illness had worsened. The textbook commission recessed, awaiting the governor’s call, with no adoptions recorded.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Hobby
Dallas
Textbook Commission
Purdue Boiler Makers Seek New Forwards and Center
Purdue University coach Ward Lambert faces building a new lineup for the Boiler Makers basketball team. Veteran guards Capt White and Coffing are the only experienced players among seventy five candidates. The schedule includes six Western Conference games and matchups with Notre Dame and several Indian colleges. Northwestern Ohio State Indiana Michigan Iowa Illinois are the Big Ten opponents listed.
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Associated Press
Lafayette
Ind
Ward Lambert
Purdue
Boiler Makers
White
Coffing
Lambert
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Ohio State
Indiana
Michiigan
Iowa
Ilinois
Laredo National Bank May 4 1990 Statement Summary
The Laredo National Bank of Laredo Texas reports at close of business May 4 1990 a condensed balance sheet with assets including Loans and Discounts United States Bonds and Cash and Exchange totaling 83 829 416 67. Liabilities show Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits and Deposits with total liabilities and capital matching the assets. Officers listed include J K Beretta president B M Alexander vice president Sam W Brown cashier and assistants L Vidaurri Fasnacht.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
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