Eight men buried in Oklahoma building collapse
At United Peace, Oklahoma, eight men were buried when a two story brick building under construction collapsed near noon. Three of the injured were believed fatally hurt. Names include Jesse Morely and Frank Matthews among the victims. others suffered skull fractures, broken limbs, and severe bruising as steel girders failed and debris crushed workers. Rescue effort followed the collapse with screams heard nearby.
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Vinnie
Qeemar
Okla
Jesse Morely
Vaden
Frank
Matthews
Yort Smith
Ark
Dan Miller
Okemah
de EB
Kelby
Okemal
Curt
Cheviora Matthews
Okewd
Qkemah
Bipe
Uum Waa
Batty
Ace Tor
Noiwe
Evening News station to broadcast select program tonight
Evening News broadcasting station prepares for guests with a 7:30 pm program headlined by ME. G. E. Gwinn the first artist to broadcast from the new station Mrs Gwinn will perform Carmita Waltz Song and Habanere She is a Travis Paris Methodist Church quartet member and studied in New York under Oscar Singer The station plans a 4 20 pm afternoon concert and a 7 30 pm prime time broadcast with news digest and Kashe Ampico piano selections Meanwhile Chester Lloyd Jones of Hillside Wisconsin named American commercial attache to France by the Department of Commerce replacing William Huntington after long European duty
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G. E. Gwinn
Oscar Singer
New York
Ashe
Mra. Gwinn
Ita
O'Cock
Wnt
S.A. Aod
Texas Radio Syaflicate
Norsong
Roneh
Washington, D.C
Ang. G
Chester Lloyd-Jones
Hillside
Win
Branee
Department of Commerce
William © . Huntington
French Financial Sanctions to Enforce German Payments
France announces nonmilitary penalties aimed at securing private loan and indemnity payments from Germany. Measures target Alsace Lorraine credits, suspend German property transactions, with banks in Alsace Lorraine instructed to hold funds for French requisition and limit new German credits abroad.
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Frank E. Mason
International News Service
Paris
Berlin
France
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
Gostern Ag
Stroashourg
Atsade Lerraing
Garinon
Gormany
Iuposishia
Alsaca-Lorraina
Air Units Reorganized Across Star Corps Area
Order from the War Department and Star Corps commander redesignates air service units within Brooks Field and Kelly Field. No net change in personnel is expected, but remobilization at other fields and reestablishment of air posts are planned to strengthen overall operations. Officers stationed at headquarters remain in place.
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Jem Wines
Star Corps
Air Service
Sta Corps
Brooks Viel
Kelly Field
Palix
Aia
Hind
Emitimos
Ariers
Illinois coal owners frame peace plan amid strike fallout
Aug reports from Illinois detail miners and operators debating a plan drafted by Linn county organizers. The proposal would let miners return to work under the old wartime rules, potentially ending the strike with a 42 to 46 hour week tailed. A board review and White House involvement were noted as decisive factors.
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Ardlaitation
Ison
Trewident Harding
Frank GL. Favringten
Gmlinie “Distiigs
Winera At ‘Springfieht
FMS
Vickers Avoids Hanging and Is Sentenced to Prison
In Fort Worth Texas Ernest Vickers, accused of murder, was spared the gallows and sentenced to the state penitentiary. Governor Neff indicated clemency in the face of last minute appeals and reprieve discussions. The decision came after contested testimony and last hopes for execution.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ernest Vickers
Fouth
Liper
Hérainek
Neff
Telnnak
Tal
Coal Prices Slump in Central Field
In Cleveland Ohio on August 5 a coal price slump emerged as central field compilers expect a conference with minor officials. Prices ranged from 88 to 7 with talks aimed at stabilizing supply and costs. Operators anticipate attendance by Lewis and other miner officials as meetings begin late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Saton
Lewis
Oftichila
Stolen Tools Money and Clothing In Narrow Heist
Dolide today assisted J T Epp on Mellvane Street to report the theft of carpenter tools, clothing, and money. A resident on Guindilupe Street said clothing valued at 75 dollars was taken. At 000 Fadian Avenue a man was asleep when thieves stole $3 from his trousers.
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J.T. Epp
Mellvane Street
Toa Lon
Guindilupe Street
Thirty Are Slain in Civil Fighting Among Actions in N Italy
Violent clashes between Fascists and Socialists in northern Italy rage through Genoa Milan and surrounding areas. Reports from Genoa Milan and Seilan note street fighting, police fire, and attacks on socialist facilities including the Avanti printing plant. In London and Chicago reports, internal clashes continue and a political feud ends in a murder in Chicago.
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Italy
United* Press
Genoa
Avg. S
Fuscisti
Defart Sanate
Hy International News Service
London
Par- Wa
Solange
On Sentral
Communiste F
Sampierdarena
Milan
Geno
Central
Prac
Seniority Question May Be Referred To Labor Board
President Harding and leaders of railway unions weigh submitting the long running seniority dispute to the Railroad Labor Board for determination. A meeting was planned with executive and striking representatives to decide whether to ask the board to settle the issue. Officials warned of possible court action and a broad coalition behind a nationwide strike fund drive.
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J. Rolbert
Ton
Cutrigts
Iecildas
Rail Meads Reserve
Haiguy
Penn
Yivanna Ealtroad
Jewell
Jolingtom
Harding
Washington
Southern
Southern Railways
Pete
Learwens
Umen
Walleyilow
Glyaniie Xtriku
Order
Rajltad
Condnersis
Negients
Whey
Rai
Tacier
Itg
Weather Forecast For San Antonio And Vielnits
Tonight and Monday to be partly cloudy with a high near 95. North and south winds will shift, bringing unsettled conditions. Sunday shows partly cloudy skies with possible clouds and a warm, humid feel across Texan regions.
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San Antonio
Vielnits
Man Seeks Name Change to Simplify Pronunciation
A resident petitions in the 37th District Court to change his name to Tempecatirer Windysiaw Gawrpbeeyk to avoid mispronunciation each time he is introduced. The filing requests the petition be granted and the new home is listed as Alor Sir Gawry.
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Alor
Sir
Permanent contempt ruling over Pratt Inn unlawful conduct
Phillip Marex and Mares proprietors of the Fratt Inn were found guilty of contempt and permanently enjoined from unlawfully running the Knight resort after aElection night wild party. Judge Walling imposed $100 fines for both parties with jail sentences of three days. The case hinges on enforceable restrictions against the dance hall and potential future habeas corpus appeals to the Supreme Court of Veras.
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Ke and
M&s
Phillip Marcx
Fratt Inn
Knight Resort
Walling
37Th District Court
Marex' Syag
Ires
Leonard Town
Walllog
McAakill
hWowever
Bar
Puniahin
Wawter
Dunce Hall
Distribution of Fuel Plan Sent Stateswide
Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer sent instructions to governors detailing how fuel distribution should operate within states. Key points include referral of consumer appeals to State Fuel Committees, and that emergency coal requests be routed through interstate channels with price limits.
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Trited Press
Washington, N.C
Spencer
Consimeta
Mar Chen
Governors’ Committee
Matrimonial Cruise of 17 Years Wrecked on Roadhouse Reef
A petition filed in the 5th District Court describes a San Antonio couple's marriage voyage ending after a public dance abuse incident. The suit alleges the husband left his wife and three children, with claims of coercive gatherings at dances and neglect of minors amid alleged rape accusations.
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Roadhouse Reef
San Antonio
Hexar County
Chonser
Antonio
Two Shot in Kansas City Gun Battle
Kansas City, Mo report details a gun battle in which Carl McGrew and George J. Bowen were shot. McGrew and two companions Harry Kelley and Robert Graff were allegedly robbed and later involved in an incident at the scene. Rowan denied involvement as Ulery and Graff faced investigation.
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Kansas City
Aus
Anttte
Carl McGrew
George J. Bowen
McGrew
Harry Kelley
Robert Grarr
Jalice Mey
Hohl
Rowan
Arind
Ulery
Graff
Vintage California Orchestra Song List Fragment
Fragments show multiple 20th century orchestras and performers listing tunes such as Swanee Bluebird Sweet Indians Home and Ouehestra pieces. Mentions include Krueger's Orchestra, Silvers I Jones Orchestra, Virginia and Virginia routes with Ampico Concert and other titled numbers. Shows a chaotic catalog of songs and performers with unclear sequence.
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Wiedaett
California Orchestra
Swanee
Nhucia
Sanaa
Martha Youu
Genie
Antonio
Pester Ail
Brown Plues
Boargle
Feqnest
Ampico Concert
Andrel Intorompra
Elty Ney
Kearny Vinor
Old
Virginia
Anttol
Indiana mining under martial law amid labor tensions
Readable fragments describe a martial law test in Indiana mining. Imported workers dig near a national guard detachment to deter strikers while state emergency officials pledge factory and private industry evacuations. Governor McCrax leads efforts as 300 guardsmen are en route to the front along a forty mile line, with patrols planned across four counties to prevent unrest after recent poste incidents.
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NPAZM
Ini
Adg
Hero
White
National Guartamen
Hundred Tone
Rowland Powers Calsiertes Company
McCrax Delmes
Cunp
Tewlad Powers
Coal profiteering thwarted according to Hoover report
Washington report quotes Secretary Hoover announcing that profiteering in coal has been virtually halted by government action. The official statement says steps taken ensured sufficient fuel and price stability, despite ongoing efforts to curb illicit gains.
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Washington
Voml
Hoover
Fanne
Creager Sees Downfall of the Democrat Party
A San Antonio Republican conference echoed leader Creager of Brownsville claiming the Democratic party is split by prejudice and that Republicans have an even chance to win statewide offices and perhaps three Senate seats. He and allied leaders urged backing Warshach for re election and criticized Democratic rivals.
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Emocrats
Jesus
Epublica jJeaders
Republican
Semitas Th
Creager
Browns
Cobra Cf
Publean Party
Republicang
San Antonio
Duutocratic
Repub-lican
Texas
Téxas
Repub-ican
Henn
San Antonia
Lnnel
Jeadern Prearnt
Midnight Ruby and the Roadhouse Life Court Hearing
Court hearing centers on Ruby a woman known as Midnight Ruby tied to Lexar County roadhouses. Judge Rochester weighs whether she can return to a farm life if her former husband takes her back. Testimony recalls her shifting from a quiet home to moonshine era roadhouse fame and tumult.
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Midnizht Tyler
Hogar
Akiy
Ter
Healy Department
Judge Rochester
Hstanei
Ruby
Pesco
Lexar
Ereralls
Additional Troops Headed to Mines in Indiana
More than 1,000 Indian National Guardsmen, part of the 1st infantry, move from Kentucky toward Indiana to bolster forces in Clay and Greene counties. The unit will be assigned to a destination designated by Major General Robert Z. Prada as 800 troops already deployed in the area. One person killed and three injured in a highway collision near Hammond, Indiana, as a car struck a standing vehicle.
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Clay Ang
Greene Counties
Indiana
Tiammond
Ind
Eliza
Beth Wilson
Wiles
Here
No Operators From Southwest to Meet Anbas City Officials
Torn from the Southwestern conference reports no operators from the Southwest will attend the convention in Cleveland. Taylor president of the Southwest Operators Association warned the convention would proceed without them, signaling a halt to further participation. Kentucky voters prepare for 11 congressional seats and judiciary posts, with no governor or senators on the ballot.
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Anbas City
Clevland
Worsley "Taylor
Bouthwert Operators’ Association
Kentucky
Congress
Lotieville
Local Children Stage Benefit for Milk and Ice Fund
San Antonio children presented a benefit at 41% East Mulberry Avenue to raise funds for the Milk and Ice Fund. The program featured songs, recitations, and a play about The Christian Sage, with Mrs Viewegren donating the silver Lost Clay Hat and tickets supplied by Mrs Viewegren. Proceeds support the Milk and Ice Fund ongoing summer donations.
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Mary Carter
Iegen
San Antonio
Sits
RB. Gentry
East Mulberry Avenue
Kurt Josephine Street
Vivian Viewegrr
Viewegen
Sablakt
Grace Butler
Trong
Katherine
Cavanaugh
Marjorie Crockett
Maxine Viewfeet
Vigian
Vieweger
Grace Boter
Bollier
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Voller
Ry United Press
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Stret
Reyay
Sovlatiat
Chicago
Ctatmaticum
John Patel
Patii
Patil
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Brotherhood
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Western
Nolan International News Service
State
Charles R. Lynct
United Views State
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Enel
Jae
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Hope Chest
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Mare
George Snimbers
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