Auto strike kills child at carnival crowd watches
A six year old girl, Micaelo Medina, dies after being struck by a car while spectators watched a high diving ladder collapse at a carnival on Milam Square. Ten year old Manuel Gilberto is injured when a ladder accident at the same show collapses. Police report the driver was arrested. Several others, Sid Connell Tom Trevino and Jesus Guardo, suffer minor injuries in separate incidents nearby.
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Juan Medina
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Manuel Gilberto
Granada
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Milam Square
Hen Manton
Gilberto Boy
Poe
Robert D. Green
Uttle Medina
Siriver
Sid J. Connell
Tay Avenue
Dolorosa
South Flores Streets
Robert B. Green Hospital
Tom Trevino
Big Foot Street
Broadway
Brackenridge Park
Jesus Guardo
Monterey Street
The Open Forum and Local Editorial Letters
The Open Forum urges citizens to exercise voting rights to influence economic salvation and criticizes foreign-born voters. A reader advocates more men teachers in San Antonio schools, arguing female-dominated teaching harms boys and calls the board of education to hire more men.
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the Light
L. A
San Antonio
Board of Education
N.o
Loyal Legion fund raising query questions allocation
A reader asks where the 85.00 dollars the Loyal Legion efforts aim to raise will be spent and mentions contacting volunteers who do not respond. The inquiry reflects public interest in the organization’s finances and project funding.
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Loyal Legion the Light
Loyal Legion
Enthustry 2
Governor Murray proposes large scale state savings plan
Oklahoma City April 19 Gov W N Murray outlines a plan to cut state expenditures. He says the effort aims to revamp education funding and reduce costs, warning the public may rebel unless a better system is adopted. The initial step would trim about 2 million dollars from schools and departments, with a bipartisan board to study state and local government to be named later.
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W. N. Murray
State Budget Office
Jaler
Allred Suits Defended in San Antonio Comment
Col Lewis Thompson defends Attorney General James V Allred against charges that he sued oil companies for political gain. He argues Allred acted to defend Texas laws after legislative funding and an investigation, criticizing chambers of commerce for opposing law enforcement.
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Allred
San Antonio
Lewis Thompson
Texas
Chambers of Commerce
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Trio Arrested in Jail Plot in Los Angeles
Three convicted felons Ralph Sheldon Joe Frank and Nick Radovich are jailed after a plot to kidnap three Los Angeles county officers Sheriff William Traeger Under Sheriff Eugene Hiscafluz and Jailer Clem Peoples to force prisoner release. District Attorney Burns Fils said a Chicago gangsters group funded the plan and one target was to forge a court order. Frank and Sheldon had prior kidnappings and ransom cases involving E L Caress and his wife.
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Ralph Shieldon
al Cafone
Jowls Fran
Sheldon
Nick Radovich
William I.traeger
Eugene Hiscafluz
Clem Peoples
Buran Fils Sid
Fills
Chicago
Frank
E. L
Zeke") Caress
Agua Gallente
Caress
Russian 'Duke' Branded Imposter in Los Angeles Exposure
Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, cousin of Czar Nicholas, disclosed in Los Angeles that a man posing as Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich, brother of the czar and alleged assassin at Perm in 1918, is an impostor. The claimant sought control of a vast estate once linked to Czar Nicholas, reportedly valued around 19 million dollars and deposited in European banks.
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Bandits' Short Arm Costs Gang 2700 Dollars
In Chicago a five man gang robbed the Pie Bakers of America office last night. Their leader took $980 from the cashier while others looted the till and cash box, escaping with about $2700. Police described the caper as bold and hurried with 20 employees terrorized.
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Pie Bakers of America
Grain shipment begins from Montreal harbor elevator
Montreal reports the first grain movement of the year with grain spouting from a harbor elevator into the Cydonia for overseas shipment. Orders on hand total 431,981 bushels and 22 Lamps have been chartered to bring grain here.
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Federal officers to move two prohibition agents
U S will attempt to arrest and transfer L G Smith and N D Heaton federal prohibition agents indicted in state courts for murder. Judge Atwell issued a writ of habeas corpus in San Angelo ordering Dallas county to turn them over to federal custody. Deputy B Sooper travels to Dallas with the writ as cases move to federal court. The agents were charged in the shooting of J M McGlathlin and wounding his wife near Irving.
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League Group Heads to Mukden for Manchuria Inquiry
The League of Nations inquiry commission prepares to depart for Mukden Manchuria to continue investigations. The party splits with General McCoy and others traveling by special chartered train while Lord Lytton, the chairman, aims for Tientsin and Dalren by steamer.
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Mukden Peiping
League of Nations Inquiry Commission
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Manchuria
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Lord Lytton
Tientsin
Dalren
Arizona Cowboy Divorced From Heiress Wife
Arizona cowboy Paul Showalter and heiress Caroline Jackson Grittenden of Pittsburgh were divorced after a March 18 marriage amid a whirlwind courtship. Judge F W Fickett granted the uncontested decree citing cruelty. Showalter alleged his wife cared for another man and despised his social standing. She kept her maiden name.
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Arig
Paul Showalter
Arizona
Caroline Jackson Grittenden
Pittsburgh
Lash
F. W. Fickett
Showalter
Caltech X-ray Treatment Shows Strong Cancer Results
Dr Seeley G Mudd head of the radiation laboratory at California Institute of Technology announced favorable outcomes from malignant cancer treatments using a million volt X ray tube. The statement came from Los Angeles on April 19.
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Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
Seeley G. Mudd
Radiation Laboratory
Burglary Attempt as Thieves Loot Unlocked Car
Garrett F. Burns found his car door unlocked and thieves ripped a bag from the vehicle while the rest of the car remained undisturbed. The empty bag suggests the plunder was small and careless, leaving Burns to reflect on the lax security.
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Unclear OCR: Monday 5 Jobs Seek Growth Across Cities
An obscure report notes progress in a job campaign with 87 communities reporting 9378 workers yesterday. The total reaches 531,218, while a broadening plan and light advertising are mentioned without clear specifics.
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New York
United Action
Bok
Actress Injured in Fall Off Horse
Hollywood reports actress Linn Banquelta, a dancer and performer, was injured after falling from a horse yesterday. She remains confined to bed with minor injuries but is expected to recover, while continuing her current acting engagements.
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Linn Banquelta
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