Starch Burns Reported At San Antonio Hospital
Albert Lee Bishop 15 months old from 344 Krodolia siret suffered burns on hands face and body after overturning hot starch while among several children at Robert B Green Hospital Mildred Dennis 2 of 559 Lyons street South San Antonio treated for a spider bite Delores Garcia 17 months old taken to hospital after drinking mosquito lotion Bobby Haywood 6 of 24 South Pine street received first aid for head cuts from a fall from a tree Miss Clara 2016 Guadal
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Krodolia Siret
Robert B. Green Hospital
Mildred Dennis
Lyons Stregi
San Antonio
Delores Garcia
Bobby Haywood
South Pine Street
Clara
Guadal
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Germ Eradication
Advertisement style note urges using Blue Star Ointment to stop itching, rashes, ringworm, or eczema. Claims tested medicines melt and soak in quickly to end germ activity. Money back if it fails, signed Ady.
Nationwide 3.2 beer fight sweeps multiple states
Reported moves across Rhode Island South Carolina Washington Utah and other states show varied status for 3.2 percent beer. Some legislatures push legalization with house passage or committee reports while others face delays and court challenges before any sale. Budgeting and licensing issues loom as states prepare for a potential beer wave.
Records of Secret Cult Demanded in Martinez Cal
Authorities sought records of a Filipino secret cult, the Caballeros de Dimas Alane, after 10 members were charged in the burial alive of Celina Novarra over alleged marital unfaithfulness. J A Lopez acting grand master, Leonta Gabto secretary, and R Torres were summoned to produce records before the grand jury Saturday.
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Martinez
Calif
Celina Novarra
J. A. Lopez
Cutt
Caballeros de Dimas Alane
Leonta Gabto
R. Torres
Embargo Bill Near Passage to Shield Engineers in Moscow
London reports the house of commons poised to grant final approval to an embargo on Twuasian goods. The government seeks urgent powers to protect six British engineers facing imminent trials in Moscow on sabotage and economic espionage charges.
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England
London
House of Commons
Moscow
Storm Claims Crews On Grays Harbor Fleet
A spring squall off Grays Harbor in Hoquiam Washington ripped through the salmon fleet as boats capsized near the bar. Witnesses report several vessels sunk with sailors lost to the treacherous sea and rough surf along the beach.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Grays Harbor Bar
Bandits Hold Up Houston Dairy Cash From Safe
Two armed bandits robbed the Metzger dairy at nine tonight. One held cashier Harry Fox at gunpoint while another guarded the open safe, escaping with about 1500 to 2000 dollars. Victims included Mrs. Ad Lace and Miss Charlene Millard. Police searched the area.
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Huston
Apr
Metzger
Eswlch
Harry Fox
Ad Lace
Charlene Millard
Heights to Have New Edifice
Heights to Have New Edifice reports preparations for a new church building at 31 Normandy Avenue in Alma Heights with ceremonies at 7 p.m. Rev Charles B. Rann will lead the service with greeting extended by Paul Viegrel, representing the Albany Melchers.
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Chelate Lutheran Church
Alama Heights
Mormandy Avon
Charles B. Rann
Apstor
Pauli. Viegrel
Ety Eolined
Church to Meet in New Quarters
Church services will be held next Sunday in new quarters. The congregation formerly met at ANZ East Crockett Street and will relocate to Red Men's bath, M2142 Soledad Alene, Teeafton in Red Men’s area.
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Belmer
Teon Teeafton
Red Men's Bath
Soledad Alene
Ita
Anz East Crockett Street
Vocational and Technical School Hosts Style Show
About 3500 people attended the open house and opening ceremonies at the Vocational and Technical School. J O Loftin noted the Buy San Antonio Made Products drive. L A Woods, state education chief, gave the principal address as students demonstrated reg and commercial courses and San Antonio made garments and products were exhibited.
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San Antonio
J. O. Loftin
L. A. Woods
President's Tariff Bill Nearly Ready
Washington April 6. The tariff bill Roosevelt will use to negotiate reciprocal treaties is virtually complete and awaits presidential approval before passage. The measure would grant authority to reduce tariffs in exchange for reciprocal concessions by foreign governments within prescribed limits.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Formpn
Second Burglary Suspect Arrested
Detectives S. B Cantuata A. F. Dreseh Thursday took into custody second suspect in the attempted burglary of Ehr Dixie club on Markel and Navarri streets March 28. One suspect, reportedly shot by a night watchman, remains at Robert B. Green hospital.
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Cantuata
A. F. Dreseh
Ehr Dixie Club
Markel and
Navarri Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
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