Oklahoma Aviator Killed as Husband Intervenes in Home Attack
Lieutenant Colonel Paul W Beck, commandant at Post Field, Fort Sill, was shot to death in Oklahoma City after discovering his wife being attacked by an aviator guest. Jean P Day, oil operator, held in custody as investigation continues. Day reportedly confronted intruder as Beck allegedly forced from the room by the assailant. Beck, a long-time aviation figure, served in World War I and II and was a former aircraft unit leader.
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Oklahoma City
Aviation Field
Associated Press
Okla
Liet Gol
Paul W. Beck
Post Field
Fort Sill
Jean P. Day
Day
R. W. Dick
Fort Hall
Ife
Supreme Court Coomtalesion Ane
Gyo
Okidutow
Benator Thun B. Gore
Sears
Nail
Koved
Hyaneh
Caelstrom Fiell
Uantiguy
Airphne
Michi
Test Wield
Fock Sill
Briss Gon
Tenpet Inde
Tammy and Doak Bishol at historic Fort Was in 1873
The fragment recounts Tammy Layton in Oklahoma and Doak Bishol with Mart Si, noting post commandant Meld and wardens, and references to the original Port Was fortification. It ties to William Fleek Beek and Teutant Catone Berk, and to Croton era figures, mentioning families connected to a fort left in 1873 and later.
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Layton
Okla
Danney
Ceduenda
Haeke
Tarioue
ElMes Quadermmer
Croton
Nautens
Radius 800 Miles To Hear Mary Jordan Sing In San Antonio
A 1450 broadcast from Camp Travis will carry Mary Jordan and husband Roy Crasson rehearsing with Capt Rosamond Hibtrech. An upright piano will be set at the station and Walter Dunking will accompany Miss Jordan for several songs. Audience includes amateur wireless operators within 600 to 500 miles, weather could affect reception.
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Mary Jordan
San Antonio
Dfurr Tordau
Ama Evalraite
Second Field Artillery Brigade
Wirth
Uurpa
Speciel Benfit
Sin's Club
Amstear
Repuet
Mies Jorday
Compaus
Roj
Guiter
Lion's Club
Ste Hon
King of
Dianee
Signal Corps
Opera Tour to End in Chicago after April Confab
San Francisco based Chicago Grand Opera Company director says a tour ending after April 23 is planned with soprano Miss Garden and former manager Charles J. Wagner. An offer of 0 000 was received to maintain her presence if the company funds the remaining dates. A conference with Chicago agents follows the April meeting to finalize Kell plans.
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San Francisco
Dimo Murs Gar
Don
Nogt Prima Docha
Caicago Grand Opera Company
Ling
Charles J. Wagner
Berrin
Penn Company
Neeanlington
Miss Garden
the Chronicle Today
Whediva
Tim
Mhey
Chicago
Ghent Assouaton
He Kell
Car Crash in Winters Injures Mrs Winters
A multi-vehicle collision on Monday near North Pine Street left Mrs Winters seriously injured and taken to hospital. Police report the crash involved Ed F. Vrain and other residents, with several vehicles damaged and one driver uninjured.
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Winters
Arehiinza
North Pine Street
Ab. Winters
Anek
Weel Huiivna Street
Hoheit
Cixoun
Nwa
Ne Automidile
Aue Ama Mélani Kireety
Tigherk Theslosh
Omalin
Shane Hyles
Muy Jas Bbpcte
Avni 1
Picks Mail Official Seeks Senate Nominee In Chicago Visit
Washington dispatch reports Senator Warren Hastings seeks a veteran Republican to fill a White House vacancy. The nomination moves hinge on party backing as the Blower Appropriations committee contemplates a top post. The piece notes distant ties to Chinese and Chicago connections amid shifting power in the capital.
Night Wind Hurled Damages and Rain Across City
A recent night storm brought lightning and thunder with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. Rainfall reached 0.38 inches and 2.90 inches in some reports, with windows shattered and power lines down in multiple districts including Tobin Hill and South San Morens Street. Meteorologists warned unsettled conditions may linger, with more showers possible through midweek.
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J. Hy Tarbov
Teaver
San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Mouay
Moon Vain
Neals
Teves Inc
Rovideicouls
Snima
Clintro
Josephine
Likeview Avenus
Laurel Erect
Mate Avenue
Hay Perre Avenua
Ant Mremih Lace
Soledad
San Morens
Howe
Texna
Anolhee
Nyen Way
Enin
Tarbes
Dulles
Othrra
Jarbo
Sin
Coutain Paints
Gonvales
Victoria
Cduatin
Boys at Play Find Buried Treasure of Gold and Jewelry
Reported discovery of gold items and jewelry hidden in an embankment near a residence. Items included a gold watch, rosary, beads, pins, a signet ring, and four a second ring. Police investigated after school, with suspects questioned and ownership sought.
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Smithoes
Mo Ani Mtg
Heian
Adua
Metter Uyon
Albert Q. van Riper
T. W. Kiplin
East Guenther Street
R. Heiner Batt
Wuilding & Pacage Amut
Helonal
Hames
Colt
Enonget
Thix
Clashes Reported Between Japanese and Chita Troops Near Spasse
Special dispatches describe a clash between Jaginese forces and the Chita government near Spasse. Reports claim fatalities among Clite soldiers as tensions rise after demand to disarm. The conflict follows an attack by the Sun of the Inder and involves forces from Vhulivastok.
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Chita
Spasse
Ansariched
Toki
Aveil
Vhulivastok-dailng
Treajes
Sal Forveg al
He Chita
Sun of
Inganese 1
Wiplits
Local Girl Faces School Ban On Lipstick At Age Eight
Miss Pugsley receives thousands of letters from across the community after a public dispute over a young girl named Pearl Pugvtay, eight, being forbidden from wearing cosmetics at Roybet school. The case has drawn nationwide notoriety and interest from many walks of life.
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Gorstit
Roybet
Judes
Bundy
Clay County
Devuit
Pugsley
Elie Fins
Debt reply angers the reform commission in Bulgaria
The reparations commission demands strict conditions and warns of delaying tactics. Funds totaling heavy sums are at stake as Bulgaria faces pressure to meet reparations terms. Officials threaten further actions if deadlines are missed, with potential impacts on economic and political stability.
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Hofin
Bulgaria
Reparament Commission
GOAL OPERATORS CRITICIZE FOR BREAKING PAGT
Washington April 4. The coal operators faced sharp criticism from Senator Porat Ste poblivan and chairmen of the Senate Labor committee in a hearing. They accused the operators of refusing to confer with miners on the contract expiring in March and argued a new conference was needed. The exchanges touched on wage demands and the push for a ten hour day, with figures and projections discussed but no agreement reached.
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Washington
Porat
Bengtor Barak
M Dufensa
Anne Auistie
Colling
Detiggrat
Mississippi
Janwis
Lewis
Lewitt
Lorne
Tick
Sgeiog
Ace
Tach
Dewi
Mme
Binek
Lewis Vonited
Ming
Four Held for Killing in Frenzied Road House Battle
Four men are charged with murder after a deadly gun battle at a road house on Frio Cay. Maria Pavia, 18, was killed in a car ramming, while Jesus Barheeo, 35, died from gunshot wounds. Sevariano Aguilar, 22, was wounded, and a second man died early Tuesday. Police detain fourteen others for questioning as officers describe a chaotic pursuit with about fifty shots and several autos riddled by bullets.
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Matin Pavia
Jesus Pacheco
Frio Cay
F.E. McGulloch
G. P. HcCulloch
C. W. McCuloch
C. (. Stoner
Kelly
T. E. McCulloch
Justice of the Peace Bowl
Fisk
Tom Martin
Maria Pavia
South
Leona Street
Jesua Barheeo
Schertz
Texas
Marti
Chrog
Thurn
Devsons
BOM
McCullochy
Npesun
C.D. McCpllosk
Mahnhe Court
Joe Espinozi
Furnish Avenue
Perding Costa
A. O. van Riner
Burn Street
Dawe
Cartel
Oceanpanin
Wr Me Rubio
Dexus Davhcus
Severiate Aguitwy
Cartos Resea Mul Novia
McCulloch
Wisvinvink
Lui
Marinus
Faye
I. Green
Rivukasingiees
Itubice
Onindis
Dollie
Atavii
MG Yeinem
Reavinla
Patie Caytal Tyes Mahike
Sarton, Anglin
Jenson
Rokr
Harding to Explain Bureau Dismissals
Washington reports the President plans to explain dismissals at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Secretary Christian said the action reflects the character of government employees and noted a broad statement may be issued to address the incident.
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Harding
Washington
Washington, D. C
Hureau
Maeding
Christian
John Devlin
Aiamusot
Me Chiedtinn
Boy Hurt by Grenade In Unclear Chicago Report
A garbled early report describes an incident involving a grenade and a scouting party in a Chicago setting. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates injuries and unclear consequences. No definitive names, dates, or locations are reliably present.
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Chicago
Apt
Nui Ravenads
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