Law of the gun on trial in Austin over Norris case
In Austin Texas prosecutors press for the death penalty against Rev Dr J Frank Norris pastor of Fort Worths First Baptist in the slaying of lumber broker D B Chipps. The defense seeks delay as the trial proceeds.
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J. Frank Norris
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D. B. Chipps
$1 000 000 000 May Be Spent On Roads In 1927
Henry G. Shirley, president of the American Road Builders Association, predicts over $1.0 billion will be spent on highway construction in 1927, totaling about 55 thousand miles of new roads and raising total improved mileage to 8 million. He notes roads boost farm, small town, and urban trade, smoothing demand and steady movement of goods.
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Ochicago
United States
Henry G. Shirley
American Road Builders’ Association
Chicago
Shirley
Virginia State Highway Commission
Mr. Shirley
Four Die as Bombs Hit Birger Cabin in Marion Illinois
In a fiery raid at Shady Rest near Bloody Williamson county four bodies were found in a burned Birger gang cabin. Charles Birger arrived, speculated the corpses included Steve George and his wife, plus an Harrisburg youth known as Jimmy Sims and Birger's pet bulldog. Coroner George Bell questioned Birger as search for a possible fifth body continued, Birger accusing the Sheltons of the attack.
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Marion
Charles Birger
Egypt
Robin Hood
Steve George
Harrisburg
Jimmy Sims
George Bell
Sheltons
Tlinois
Shady Rest
Highway 18
Wil
Iarison
Panama Canal Tolls Top $154 Million as Vessels Pass
Panama Canal tolls reached $164,064,037 from 87,598 commercial ships since opening August 15, 1914 through December 11, 1926. Governor of the canal reported the official totals from Panama City.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Canal
Tragic Laurier Palace Fire Claims 77 Young Victims
Seventy seven people perished in a Montreal fire and stampede at the Laurier Palace Movie Theater mostly children. Rescue efforts battled jammed exits as mothers begged to reach their children and the coroner noted many deaths occurred from crowd crush rather than fire.
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Laurier Palace
Dontreui
East End
Yen
Laurier Palace Theater
Dominion Cotton Mills
St. Lawrence River
Congress Nears Pro Coolidge Mexico Policy Support
Representative Fairchild of New York introduces a resolution pledging House backing for President Coolidge policy in Mexico. The Bryan Memorial association designates March 19 as Bryan Day commemorating Williams Jennings Bryan. Washington senators Dill and Jones and Oregon's McNary invited President Coolidge to vacation in the West. Peru rejects U S settlement proposal with Chile on Tacna Arica dispute.
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Rep
N. Y
House
Coolidge
Mexico
William Jennings Bryan Memorial Association
Dill and Jones
Washington
McNary
Oregon
White House
West
Peru
American State Department
Chile
Laughter as a precious faculty from Harper's Easy Chair
The excerpt argues laughter is a uniquely human faculty and essential, quoting Titus on losing a day without laughter and an old saying equating a small laugh to a long measure. It notes Pilgrims seeking joy in devotion, invoking laughter to ward off sadness.
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Titus
Mecca
Harper's Easy Chair
Looking to the Future With Dick Hughes Robber Executed 1700
A whimsical London Answers quip about a thoughtful wife and her husband on the day of execution. The wife asks who must find the rope while the sheriff is obliged to deliver justice. The husband jokes that the rope may serve a future husband and saves two pence.
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Dick Hughes
London
A Simple Trick to End Worry Then Move On
A wife cures fits of worry and low mood by tracing back to the tiny trigger. She recalls the remark or late delivery that started her distress, identifies it, and then puts it aside to free her mind and face what follows. The method hinges on locating the origin before discarding the concern.
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Homer
American Magazine
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