Modern Bluebeard Tells Story of Killing Wives
Special to Nan Antonio Evening News reports on Watson the LA County Hospital inmate, described as the world s foulest murderer. The interview portrays him as gentle and kind in public, yet he accepts blame for murdering women to entertain his dark fantasies. The piece contrasts grim interior confinement with sunny outdoor setting, highlighting the journalist s uneasy task.
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Mail planes to cut time to West Coast
Planes carrying 60,000 parcels will fly New York to San Francisco in about two and a quarter days by next fall as part of a national air mail service. Officials say the system will replace ground carriage for letters, require 500 aircraft with reserves, and begin operations by September 1 with daytime flights only.
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Ten Firemen Charged With Violating Union Decree
Fire Chief Goetz filed charges against ten Fire Department members for violating a new city ordinance banning union affiliation. Captains A W Stennett C W Felder P C Roche and Privates J C Ramirez S R Gruna E P Judd A G Zemerte H H Haas B C Relive FR Manan face trial before the Mayor and Commissioners at City Hall Tuesday next.
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McNeel Jewelry Co Showcases Platinum Wrist Watches
A local jeweler presents a fine selection of platinum and diamond wrist watches along with a range of wall fences and artistic pieces. The ad highlights quality craftsmanship and stylish accessories for collectors and buyers.
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West Point Generals Respond to Criticism of Academy
Gen. J. Dickman of the Southern Department defends West Point against attacks, praising its training as equally physical and intellectual and noting its influence on American military traditions. He cites West Point graduates in Europe and asserts the academy remains free from politics and graft while emphasizing physical ability, moral character, discipline, and respect for authority as core tenets.
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Food prices expected to drop nationwide
Wholesale growers and economists forecast a gradual decline in food prices across the country as freight congestion clears, with cuts already seen in Connecticut Boston and Minneapolis. Texas retailers report notable reductions in clothing and goods, while timber prices fall in several Texas cities as wholesalers lead early price cuts.
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House backs Knox peace resolution vote tally
Washington May 21 The House passed the Knox peace resolution 228 to 189 after Senate approval. Democrats groaned as Illinois Republican Maxon proclaimed his stance. Some GOP members opposed while a number of Democrats supported the measure, replacing the Forter resolution in the chamber.
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San Antonio and Rio Grande Railroad Stock Sale Begins
The San Antonio and Rio Grande Railroad announces a stock sale under the Chamber of Commerce guidance led by secretary John B. Carrington. Initial capital is 7,000 or 8,000? subscribers must invest at least 100 to 1,000 dollars, with subscriptions to be directed to the Chamber of Commerce. A nonresident offered to buy San Antonio’s entire quota, showing strong interest.
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Washington Advices Reduce Estimated Population of City
Advices from Washington today suggest San Antonio may drop from being Texas’s largest city by population after excluding army officer and soldier families from local camps. Officials expect the Washington estimate to be slightly above 11 000, potentially lowering the city’s rank by several thousand.
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Tailer Lentz Seledtad Sr in Fottox Narls Bang
A fragment suggests Tailer Lentz is involved in a notable incident described as a bang at a location titled Fottox Narls. The readable text centers on the event and person names, with limited detail about dates or places. Further context is unclear from the fragment.
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Probable High Commissioner of Palestine Named
Terbert L Samuel former Secretary of Home Affairs in Fogland is expected to be named High Commissioner of Palestine soon. He recently returned to Maxland from a three months stay in Palestine and is not officially connected with the Zionist movement.
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Federal funds to buy rail rolling stock salvage plan announced
The U S Interstate Commerce Commission announced a plan to rapidly allocate 125 million dollars of a 208 million recovery fund for purchasing railroad rolling stock. The aim is 2,000 locomotives and 100,000 freight cars with refrigerators, financed via a national equipment corporation or carrier contributions, to relieve congestion and reroute traffic. May 21 report from Washington notes emergency powers used to curb container and car shortages.
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Beyer vs Typewriters in Pervaded Adventure Case
A. F. Beyer of 310 12 W Commerca files a dispute against Typewriters and Pan Eisen Phase over samples and records. The brief notes unclear spelling and fragmented quotation. Authorities or court actions not specified in the readable text.
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Mexican civil conflict widens as Villa threatens fields
Mexican troops depart Piedras Negras for Muzquiz and Torreon amid Pancho Villa threats to seize wheat. Exiled President Carranza may flee to the United States or Europe. American warships in Vera Cruz reportedly ready to transport him to safety. Carranza plans to reach a port in the Tuxpam area and sail abroad, while a provisional government inside Mexico contemplates leadership and a future trial plan.
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House Adopts Bill For Probe Of Bull Worm Invading
Tex area faces investigation as Agriculture Committee approves a resolution to probe a bollworm infestation. The plan calls for a full hearing before the State and House committee on Agriculture rather than a special panel. Louisiana reports infested seed and cotton shipments from Gulf states prompting concerns.
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Campaign managers summoned for probe
Washington May 1 campaign managers of the major presidential candidates were summoned by telegraph to attend the opening Monday of the Senate investigation into campaign expenditures and contributions. The summons came at a meeting of the Republican Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections.
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