Gasoline Fire Destroys Craig Oil Plant in St Paul
A spark from scraping a lid on a tank car ignited a massive gasoline blaze at the Craig Oil and Refining storage plant in St Paul Minnesota. Six men were burned two fatally as more than a million gallons of gasoline burned and damage reached about half a million dollars. One tank exploded amid the flames.
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Craig Oil and Refining Company
St. Paul
Minn
Seek Lost Current In North Atlantic Mystery
The United States coast guard dispatches Lieut Edward H. Smith a leading oceanographer to investigate a sudden 7 degree rise in water temperature and a dramatic drop in icebergs in the Arctic current area. He is shown measuring the sea temperature aboard.
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North Atlantic Ocean
United States Coast Guard
Edward H. Smith
Lieutenant Smith
Editors to Meet Soon at Texas Press Convention
The forty fifth annual Texas Press Association convention will be in Amarillo from June 18 to 20. The program lists speeches and papers by editors from Brownsville to Dallas, previews of printing practices, advertising, and editorial policy, with social events including a canyon lunch and a campus supper at West Texas Teachers College.
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Amarillo
The
Sam Po. Harben
Richardson
Sam H. Braswell
Harry T. Warner
Paris News
Country
Jesse O. Whee Er
Brownsville Herald
R. T. Craig
Athens Review
Northman
Oran Kelly
Spearman
Fred E. Johnston
Southwest School of Printing
Dallas
New Mexico
W. H. Graham
Melrose Messenger
Eastern New Mexico Press Association
John F. McFarland
Jacksonville Banner
Reading
Oo. C. Harrison
Baylor County Banner
Seymour
George Inglish
Stamford Leader
H. F. Schwenker
Brady Standard
Midland Reporter
Sam E. Miller
Daily Index
Mineral Wells
8. C. Findley
Comanche Enterprise
Tom N. Herring
Waxahachie Enterprise
M. E. Dorsey
General Merchant
Grapeland
Canyon City
West Texas Teachers’ College
Braswell
O. C
Harrison
George W. Bowman
Itasca
Henry Lewis Smith
Lee Memorial School of Journalism
Sterling Hart
Commerce Journal
Mayme Wynne Cox
Woman's Viewpoint
Houston
Public Utilities Advertising
George McQuaid
Texas Public Service Information Bureau
Ole Buck
Nebraska Press Association
Harvard
Neb
William Schofield
Lockhart Post
Senate approves child labor constitutional amendment
The Senate on Monday approved a constitutional amendment to empower the federal government to limit regulate or prohibit labor by children under 18. It had already cleared the House and now goes to the states for ratification. The vote was 61 to 23, five over the required two thirds.
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Washington
Senate
House
Miss Ryan Defeats Mallory In Middlesex Tennis Semis
Miss Elizabeth Ryan formerly of California defeated reigning American champion Molla Bjurstedt Mallory 6 2 6 3 in the Middlesex championship semi final Friday.
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Chiswick
England
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
The Community Center and the Prairie Schoolhouse
The article traces the community center’s origins from the prairie schoolhouse and sod school, serving school, church, prayer meetings, debating societies, Grange and farmers’ groups. It notes urban growth diluting rural solidarity, then social settlements and reusing school buildings to revive community life with efforts in Syracuse Milwaukee and New York.
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Lisceum
Debating Society
The
Grange
Farmers’ Alliance
Syracuse
Milwaukee
New York
Lightning Bolt Blazes Through Magnolia Petroleum Warehouse
A lightning strike Thursday night sparked a warehouse fire at Magnolia Petroleum Company in Houston Texas. The blaze caused an estimated loss of $100 000 and required extensive firefighting before being contained.
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Houston
Tex
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Growing Grass in Urban Yards and Parks
An editorial urges Chicago residents to improve front and backyard lawns through ornamental gardening. It notes parks and boulevards show the beauty of grasses and flowers, while home yards often lag. Advice covers soil digging, regular fertilizing, and selecting durable grasses for small backyards to create fast growing, dense sod.
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Chicago
Florence businessmen pledge for city’s future greatness
A Florence Alabama Daily News editorial lauds local merchants who pledged themselves and their possessions to advance the community’s progress, praising civic spirit as the leaven of greatness and sacrifice for a more glorious future.
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Florence
Ala
Daily News
Your Home Town First Encourages Local Trade
City citizens urged to support local merchants to boost the economy. The article argues that spending at home circulates money, helping both individuals and the community, with merchants and residents benefiting together.
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Gadaden
Times-News
Black and White Ointment Promises Clearer Skin Notice
Advert says Black and White Ointment and Soap reduce pimples blotches and rash with quick effects. Claims wide distribution and rapid sales due to low prices and dependability. States 50c size contains three times as much as 25c size.
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