Woman Dies by Poison After Love Rejection
Greensboro in April reports the death by suicide of Virgie Hieholeon of Norfolk after a failed romance. The body was prepared for burial in Greensboro following a late night event at an hotel. Norfolk friends say she left town days earlier to marry a bank employee in the city.
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Greensboro
N. C
Young Woose
Virgie Hieholeon
Norfolk
Abe
Ison
Frievén
Thin City
Konjola Promoted As Superior Medicine In Advert
Advertisement touts Konjola as the best remedy for various ailments, claiming it cleanses the system, eliminates poisons, and provides lasting health benefits. It features testimonials from Grover Burton Utz and a Houston dealer, urging readers to try the medicine with free samples in Amarillo and nearby towns.
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Utz
Ronjola
Kodjola
Spever Burton
Amarillo
Eibere
Kenjola
Kobiola
Konjola
Srpg
Houten
Losoya Etheela
Solon Attacks Anti-Saloon Practices and Campaign Funds
Testimony details anti-saloon league operations under the federal corrupt practices act, noting nationwide headquarters and undocumented expenses. It describes a $600,000 fund to defeat wet candidates, contributions to the Hoover campaign, and letters pressuring senators on prohibition legislation with implied threats.
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Lini
New York
Minois
Washington
Tinkham
F. Scott Meliride
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Iaetional League
Tickham
al Smith
Nicholas Murray Buter
Ritchie
Heed
Missouri
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Tintham
Ant
Inagne
Inkham
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Uimmey
Jeasue
Rennl
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Bishop Cannan
Gail
Cory
Cannon
Ant- Smith
Virginian
Jameson Cas
Houser
Ant-Smith Committee
Virginia Lad
Jameson
Ieree
Huntred
W. Werchingtor
Tennessee Raver Improvement Association
Oldest Known Indian in Los Angeles Sparks 120 Year Guess
An elderly Mesican Indian in Los Angeles is described as about 120 years old by a mission enumerator. Mrs Watts recalls he worked for her family fifty years ago and once as a boy was held prisoner by the Todiane. The article notes uncertainty about his exact age and mentions events from a century ago.
Aviation and Prohibition Era Reflections in Early News
Commentary contrasts U S aviation and submarine progress with anti air craft limits and old methods. Notes temperance voting in the Methodist Episcopal church, Tipton yacht Shamrock five and Enterprise in the America’s Cup era, and praise for American boat builders over British. Mentions evolving ship design and youth versus experience.
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Thomas Tipton
America
Shamrock
Vawlertilt
Aldrich
Aator
Enterprise
Baseball Leaders Boost Park Hopes Amid Early Season Talk
The piece surveys team prospects as the National and American leagues begin, noting Cubs and Athletics as favorites while Giants contend second in the pennant race. It cites Burleigh Grimes, Brrect, and new managers Bush and Breddolley as factors shaping early standings.
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CUBS
Grimes
Athletics
St. Louis
Bush
Garculous Brrect
Pirates
Rede
Cionetati
Howley
Heisman
Meusel
Brooklyn
Louie
Heriott
Navin Field
Guild Flower Donation Planned for City and Military Hospitals
The San Antonio chapter of the Plant Fruit and Flowers Guild will distribute flowers to city and army hospitals starting Wednesday. Mrs Hendrie ke, charity distribution chair, cites winter maple shortages and notes eggs and milk were also shared with families by Mess Delight ton.
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San Antonio
Mre
Hendrie Ke
Turing
Flendricks
Mistnicipal Auditar
Court Hits Hoover Oil Saving Policy
The district court ruling nullifies a federal policy on energy conservation, declaring the administration lacks authority to enforce the nationally enacted plan. The decision by Judge Middony constrains executive and judicial powers over the policy.
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Hoover
Wasthngtos
INS
Tineser
Ronerrun Linn
Burglars Loot San Antonio Businesses and Homes
A string of minor burglaries and thefts occurred in San Antonio Monday night. Reports include a qurat and nurse stolen from Hugo Grote Used Car Co. sleeping quarters. a car raided at Plaza Hotel. a pistol taken from Richard Gerdes’ home. items lifted from M Rickbook residence. merchandise and blanks stolen from Merchanta Holding Co. on Dolorosa Street. watches and clothing stolen from hotel guests.
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San Antonio
Frank Bock
Hugo Grote
Broadway
Sid
Bock
Paul L. Sharkey
Seguin
Texaz
Vst
Plaza Hotel
Atolva
Richard R. Gerdes
North Olive Street
M. Rickbook
Thelma
Merchanta Holding Company
Dolorosa Street
Joe Lagini
Saunders Avenue
Hoy Fuels
Jefferson Hotel
Magness
Weat
Rosewood Street
Woman Fined $10 for Traffic Collision
Edwin Read 22 and Mrs G W Thomson 47 Pasadena street were involved in a double impact at Brooklyn and Euclid avenues. Read’s car was wrecked, Thomson’s vehicle followed and struck again. Judge Case Watson fined Thomson ten dollars for negligent collision. payment completed.
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Edwin Read
Woldier
Corporation Court
Read
Brooklyn
Euclid Avenues
G. W. Thomson
Pasadena Street
Hiz Adynotere
Lawyers Face Crowded Forty-fifth District Court
The Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company sues Lone Star Motor Truck and Tractor Company in the Forty-fifth district. The case lists 220 defendants and subpoenas 1400 witnesses, with 147 lawyers involved and a courtroom seating capacity of 100. Stockholders in the defunct Lone Star company are pursued for loans.
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Tetawau
Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company
Lone Star Motor Truck and ‘Tractor Company
Io the Leanne
Long Star Mover’' Track and Tractor Company
Motorist Fined in Corporation Court
Ramos, 607 North San Saba Street, was fined five dollars for backing into a city street car station in the 00 block of South Frit Street. The trial cited negligent backing and a city ordinance violation. The case involved damages estimated at fifty cents. Judge Dave Watson presided.
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Kamer Times
Rafael Tramos
North
San Saba Street
A Corporation
South Frit Street
Ramos
Steath
Garea
Monterey
H. Inoder Garza
Dave Watson
St& Ctts
British Rum Craft Heads Hit by Bill
The House of Commons voted 215 to 142 to prevent Liberal members from introducing a bill. It would empower the Board of Trade to suspend or cancel certificates of masters mates and engineers involved in the transportation of intoxicating liquor into United States territory.
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White House
Bill
London
vPl
Vhouse of Commers
Board of Trade
United States
British Securities Edge Down After Budget Tax Hike
In London, government securities slipped about a quarter to one per cent as brokers cited a general market slowdown. The decline followed tax increases announced by Chancellor Snowden in his budget message to the commons yesterday.
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London
Snowden
The
Commons
Third Negro Held in Dry Slaying in Washington
A third Black man, Milton Walter Guy, 28, is held in the fatal shooting of Federal Prohibition Agent Lamar Watson York, once of Washville Tennessee, reported as having notified police about the murder. Other arrestees are Roy Logan and John Rarum.
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Washington, D.C
WSK
Lamar Watson York
Washville
Tenn
Milton Walter Guy
Roy Logan
John Rarum
Murder Search for Miss Daker Under Way in Arlington
Detectives hunt for the killer of Miss Mary Daker 31, a paving department worker. She was attacked and shot three times and left near a culvert, with a note containing endearing passages found nearby. Prosecutor W C Gloth and Lt Edward Kelly lead Arlington homicide officers in the investigation.
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Washington, D.C
Mary Daker
Pavy Department
Howard Teft
Arlington Cemetery
W. C. Gloth
Arlington County
Women Bond Foes Meet At San Antonio Hotel
Approximately 75 women gathered at the Menger hotel on Monday to plan organizing an anti bond campaign. Mrs W A Quirk named campaign manager and three opponents Maury Maverick Walter Grace and W W McAister spoke to the group. The effort aims to form a permanent organization and recruit more members in their fight against the issue.
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Menger
W. A. Quirk
Maury Maverick
W. W. I McAister
Walter Grace
Aira
Quirk
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