Two Shot at Hamburg Yards in South Carolina
Agusta Ge Aug 30 One Southern Railway guard killed and another wounded when ambushed near the Hamburg yards across the river from here. Feaster 34 died instantly and Reed Booth 22 may die from wounds. A search by police for the assailants has begun.
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Washington
Greeks Lose Ground as Turks Advance on 12 Mile Front
Turkish nationalist troops push along a 12 mile front in the Bilejik sector of Anatolia. Greek evacuations from Karahiscar sever northern Anatolia from the main force, heavy Greek casualties and prisoners reported by Angora. Turks deploy cavalry and heavy artillery as weather threatens operations.
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Rescue Hopes Fade In Argonaut Mine Collapse
Reports say the rescue of 48 entombed miners at the Argonaut mine grew more doubtful as lower shaft levels showed more explosions. Four men drilled through walls in an attempt to loosen the passage as engineers warned of extremely slim chances for any emergence. Work continues in four-hour shifts, with completion possibly two weeks or more away.
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Children Arrested As Suspects In Okla Victor Robberies
Toss Okla Aug 30 Nine suspects seven men and two women believed to be active operatives of a ring of hijackers held for identification by victims of highway holdups. One woman Agnes Haskett 15 and five men under 20 years. Knives watches and auto accessories found at the house where taken into custody. All deny participation.
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Sweror
Tulsa County
Agnes Haskett
Hurricane impacts Guatemala as Caribbean disturbance tracked
A weakened tropical disturbance moved off the coast of Central America and approached Guatemala from the Caribbean. Officials and weather agencies monitored potential strengthening and expected possible impacts on nearby regions as forecasts updated.
Wife of Accused Declares She Will Support Husband
Jiv International News Service reports in Nebraska that George A. Cline, jailed in Hackensack New Jersey for murder, may rely on his wife’s steadfast support. Mrs Cline vows loyalty to her husband to the end, while widow May Berzeuy offers to testify for him. Actress Allee Thornton could become a key witness as defenses seek sympathetic jurors.
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May Berzeuy
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Tracey
Mimy Wouren
Nusbi
Battle Looms Between Murguia Forces and Federals in Coahuila
High military chief Francisco Murguia leads forces amid mounting tension in Coahuila as troops from Coahuila and San Luis Potosi move to intercept him. Gen Joaquin Amare directs operations, with Murguia's stronghold in Durango and surrounding states. Rumors swirl of alliances with Villa and Obregon as both sides prepare for possible clashes, amid a years long rivalry and shifting loyalties across northern Mexico.
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Pan
Zaragogd
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Richardson and Johnson Lead for U S Senate
San Francisco Apr 30 Senator Hiran W Johnson leads for the Republican nomination for United States Senator in California as returns from yesterday's primary are tabulated. Early figures show Richardson leading for Governor in California and Thomas Lee Woolwine contesting the Democratic nomination. Nearby Montana results show Rankin holding a slim edge for Attorney General and Wheeler leading Stout in the Democratic Senate race.
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Charles C. Moore
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Moore
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Inos
Angeles
Sinon Richardson
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Meek
M. Tt. Jones
Hadena
Montana
Weington J. Rankin
Maitel
Carl We Ride
Burton Re. Wheeler
Tom Stout
Barrage of ketchup leads to six months jail sentence
Mrs Belle Sullivan fired a ketchup barrage in a West Madigan Street cafe during a quarrel with Dolly Fowler. A nearby sugar bowl and a table clash followed as police arrived. Judge Jacobs sentenced six in jail and a $100 fine, noting ketchup is for eating not battlefield use.
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Madigan Street
Dolly Fowler
U8nlivan
Miss. Fowlar
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Mist Fowler
Mra. Sullivan
West Point
Mss Mowler
Sullivan
Fudge Jacobs
Quartet Broadcast Promises Top Radio Harmony Tonight
A local radio feature spotlights the quartet featuring Frink Browning Barary Hankins Hinmer Hearn and Pinkie Gregg set to perform at 7 30 pm on WIA The article lauds the group as unmatched and notes their prior acclaim across Texas It mentions piano selections from Chickering ampico and Brunswick phonograph equipment as part of the broadcast series and emphasizes radio as a wholesome family entertainment source across a wide listening radius
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Warney Hawkins
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Barney Hankins
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Sun
Frank Browning
Barney Hanskins
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Frink Browning
Barary Hankins
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Texad
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San Antonio
Urenlog
Railroad policy moves amid Senate debate in August session
Washington D C Aug 30 Legislation authorizing the President to operate the anthracite mines and railroads was omitted from the Senate agenda for the remainder of the May session. Senator Lodge said the order of business would follow after major bills, with opposition to the measure noted and may be revised as sentiment shifts. In South Carolina, Bloom and McLeod lead Democratic Governor renomination race as counties report results with Cole L Blease and Thomas G McLeod contesting the nomination.
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SpefdY Samaritan of Strike Victim Shows Law Scale
A garbled report from a county incident describes Neal ang Kapinosa and Expinosa aiding a strike victim amid a pursuit along Commerce Street. Witnesses say a friend in a car was found drunk, not endangered, as a judge comments on the scene.
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Three Brutal Murders Shock Canton as Husband Sought
United Press reports a brutal double murder and an attempted triple killing in Canton. Me. and Mrs. Frank Burns were found slain at the Burns home while Frank Armstrong and Mrs. Nola were also wounded. Frank Nola, 25, is being hunted as a possible accomplice or suspect after a violent early morning incident linked to a marriage dispute. Authorities say the fighting occurred near the Burns residence and a back door struggle preceded the fatal blows with an iron bar.
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Mary Nola
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Hoame
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Eald
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Sien
Doolittle Raid Sequence Altered By Weather Delays
Lt James A Doolittle plans a Sunday departure for Jacksonville Florida where he will begin the first leg of a long range flight to San Diego California His bomber has received last minute repairs and crewing and the timetable shifts toward a late Saturday launch with refueling stops and breakfast after takeoff en route to the West Coast.
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Betty Fisld
San Diego
Wage Decision For Wayhem By October From Wage Board
International News Service reports that Waymom Wage Board proceedings stalled as chairman Hooper announced the case would not be decided today. Expected to issue a decision by October 1, contingent on hearings and witnesses. Voluminous evidence was introduced, the living wage principle rejected as a basis for adjunctions, with statistics showing rising costs and a movement toward higher pay. Continued on Page Two.
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Perjury charges filed against Lt Gov M E Trapp in Oklahoma
Aug 30 in City of Oklahoma Lt Governor M E Trapp was arrested on a Seminole County warrant charging perjury and preparing false testimony. A Seminole undersheriff served the warrant as Trapp met with his attorneys, linking to impeachment proceedings from two years earlier. Authorities reviewed records for perjury potential and noted prior impeachment actions by the Senate Court.
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Rhine force strength raised report denied by officials
An unreliability-laden dispatch claimed the American occupation army on the Rhine would be increased to three thousand troops. State and War Departments in Washington denied any planned expansion as reported from Paris, suggesting the Paris dispatch was not confirmed.
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Cavalry Camp Closes at Mabry for State Hohoe State
Tex Aug 30 Cavalrymen of the Casey Brigade Texas National Guard who have been in camp here since August 15 broke camp today. Troop A GUS Machine Gun Squadron and other detachments won awards for expert marksmanship and steady drill. Brig Gen T F Wolters continued command as the brigade received medals and a trophy for rifle scores. Troop G McKiguer said to have the best demonstration in a notable spread of honors amid a large turnout of men and observers.
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Agen Todusy
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Iyth Cavalry
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Gillveston
Janet Galvestos
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Traon
Dr Wilmot Expected 70 Decline GOP Candidacy
Dr Wilmot has not yet given a formal statement about accepting the Republican nomination for United States Senator. Friends say he will decline the offer, with a definite announcement planned for September 5. Prominent Democrats have urged him to run, and his decision will affect state political alignments.
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Trouble Comes in Triplets to Loser in Race for Office
In Atitens Texas a chaotic primary runoff leaves the county clerk race unsettled as an aged contender faces a trio of unexpected challenges. A veteran candidate known as Miss Lanna weighs options while a local farmer and a rederge figure add to the tension.
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Texas Parentage Search Involving Actress Son
A private investigation in Texas probes the parentage of a actress’s son. Papers tied to Sterling Addis and Ryan Rovero Roncatine surface, with suits and publicity concerns involving Evan Burrowey Fontaine and Whitney heirs. Attorneys in Dallas and New York argue over privacy and potential obligations.
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Adair
Evan Burrowey Fontaine
Java Deucker
Dallas
AdaLey Ulber
Toustan
J . Short
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Raatz
Sterling Addis
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Elviyn Poutaine
Argainst
Harry Davie
Aime Jt
Werner
Pontaine
May Yet Avert Closing Down of Ford Factories
Detroit August 3. Closing of Ford plants in various cities may be avoided if tire shipments to consumers are raised. Henry Ford’s secretary and the general manager said shipments could be accelerated by rerouting to northern lines. The idea aims to prevent factory closures and keep plants operating.
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Baatoer Forks
Woman plans wholesale prison escape to free lover
ANSING Kansas August 26 A 25 year old Mildred Ward once a Fairbury Nebraska school teacher was arrested in a plotted wholesale delivery of inmates at the Kansas State Penitentiary Authorities revealed Ward conspired with George Casey and Fred Hamilton to break prisoners from the yard using a domestic cake box concealing a 38 caliber revolver Ward known as the sweetheart of highwayman Joseph Cubit admitted loving Ward and claimed she took the same risk for her lover Ward’s former husband and the father of three children is said to be involved The plot unraveled as Ward was charged with a prior hold up and awaits sentencing while Casey and Hamilton face related charges
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