Spiked Punch Incident Impacts Dozens at Wichita Party
A Wichita party reported spiked punch affecting hundreds with paralysis and weakness. Victims included women from Hill residential area and a local oil field worker who tested the punch before serving. Several paralyzed or unable to walk, others rely on crutches. some treated at hospital and county poor farm. A probate judge ordered removal of five children from a father deemed danger to them.
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Wichita
Kans
Amit
Ning Ninre
Vic Lima
Fashionalle
Ucly
Dickesac
City considers new bids for Woodlawn Lake concessions
City may readvertise concessions at Woodlawn Lake community center after two bids were received. Official Rubjoitn noted figures could not be made public, with negotiation ongoing with Major Chantrers. A rival Fjlanda project near the water may affect concession value. Baden proposed a $705 monthly contract.
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Woodlawn Lake
Woodlawn Inks
Ingab Rubjotn
Maning
Rujinta
Xlanda
Wtrerthy Wo
Baden
Rubinta
Ken Maynard Undergoes Emergency Surgery
Film star Ken Maynard was operated on in Los Angeles after an acute appendicitis attack. He was reported to be recovering following yesterday’s procedure. Maynard and his wife were en route to Wilmington, California, for a planned tour of the South era islands when he fell ill.
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Ken Maynard
Los Angeles
Maynard
Chile
Wilmington
Calif
Jahoeth & Dant
Southera Islands
Repairs to R-100 To Take Ten Days
London April 20 After inspection of the damaged airship R 100 the aeronautical correspondent of the Morning Post reports strong probability repairs will take ten days or a fortnight. The dirigible is slated for a May trip to Canada.
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London
Canada
Morning Pout
Blaze Destroys Ingersoll Mansion Home in Montclair
Fire today nearly levelled a 40 room mansion in Montclair North Dakota once owned by Charles H Ingersoll son of the late Robert F Ingersoll the watch manufacturer. The blaze caused extensive damage to the residence formerly home to the Ingersoll family and was described as virtually destroyed by afternoon.
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Ingersoll
Montclair
N. D
Charles
TI. Ingersoll
Robert FT. Ingersoll
Daline
Local Couple Face Suit Over Separation Details
Elisa Bartlett sues Joseph Sehihraut alleging cruel treatment amid years of separation. The couple, described as stage actors, are involved in a divorce or separation dispute with court action pending. The case centers on alleged mistreatment and personal conduct between the pair.
Low Tax Battle Over Bond Issue Stimulates City Talk
A $4 975 000 bond issue set for May 7 faces opposition from James Young who argues it will raise city taxes and burden taxpayers. He contends higher valuations would yield only limited net gains after interest and urges replacing tax favors with real industry like factories farms and businesses to boost prosperity in San Antonio. The discussion aired on KTAD at 2216 a m Tuesday morning highlighting concerns about valuation, tax impact, and the city’s economic strategy.
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Eily
Jamra Young Jey
Young
San Antonia Ares
Alveel Whenera
Vite Timils
Women’s League Pushes Maternity Laws for South
South Louisville coverage notes the League of Women Voters backing maternity legislation. Report mentions April 29 and a favorable committee action in Washington with a push from South Makotns and Representative W. South Makotns, urging mobilization behind the measure.
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Women’s League
Louisville
Nelay
League of Women Voters
South Makotns
the League
Nic
Plane aid in studying eclipse reports from coast to coast
Astronomers from Mt Wilson, the US Naval Observatory and Pomona College recorded the total solar eclipse with hundreds of photographs as clouded skies partially cleared. Lt Harold Hathcork captured the best images using an unconventional equatorial photograph, while observers in an army plane noted unusual shadow phenomena across cloud tops and a purple tinge enveloping the landscape. Capt. A W Stevens described the shadow movement and forecast further study from air observation posts.
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Eiongy
Calif
Niles
Mt. Wilson
U. S. Naval
Pomona Collec
Seth Nicholson
Fasadena
Harold Hathcork
Hesidrnis
Hiesun
Sinclair Stith
Mt. Wilson End
Army
A. W. Stevens
Stevern
Bis Aide
Lieut. J. Corkeills
Stevens
de. Smith Eaill
Youths Charged With Unlawfully Carrying Pistol
Two youths were charged after they were arrested early Sunday morning in front of a Carolina grocery store on South Presa Street. Deputies found a hammer a cinebar and two pairs of rubber gloves in their car. They allegedly admitted they were waiting for their partners and one said the girls are getting harder to smile nowadays.
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Charess Ot Unlewlalle Eaersing & Pistal
Torsiaran
Urtathan
Collim Thriet
J. RK Total Son
al R. J. Mendaras
A.na 1
Erocery
Carolina
South Presa
Davis
Son of Bishop Held for Murder Charge
Matthew Ndandado, son of the Protestant Episcopal bishop of Tennrewes, was held without bail for grand jury consideration on a first degree murder charge in the death of 73 year old David Paynter who fatally injured in an upper West Nile room on April 18.
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Nisay York
Matthew Mnadado
Tennewes
Bart
Geard
David Paynter
Henson
Upper West Nile
Fox visits Dallas daughter as his song debuts
Oscar J. Fox of Dallas spent Tuesday visiting his daughter at 133 Cavey Avenue. His new composition Hills of Home was released by the Victor company in record form. Divorces granted include Dorothy Summer and Hubert AM Rimmer among many names listed.
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Oscar J. Fox
T. Mx
Dallas
Com. Hoker
Antanian
Cavey Avenue
Fox
Victor Company
Dorothy Summer
Hubert AM. Rimmer
Vaulite O'Conor
Home
Conny
Hibert J. Benton
Lottin
Senon
Manuela Cassio
Alea Cassil
Back In 89 San Antonio A Business Center Corner
A historic San Antonio image shows the northeast corner of a main plaza in 1889 with the Kampmann Building housing Solomon Deutsel and Co department store nearby. The Larkwood National Bank occupied Kampmann’s lower floor while a cigar store filled another corner.
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San Antonio
Akyacraper
Lourstory Kamponna
Atlee Bo Ayres
Cowmerece
Soledad Skegs
Solomon Deutsel and Company
Sun. Ait Y
Revival Services Continue at First Presbyterian Church
Revival services will continue at First Presbyterian Church with sermons titled What is Prayer. Manfred Grelatil will organize a large choir for Tuesday evening as singing and prayers accompany the gathering. A meeting of men will follow to plan shut-in services and shipper arrangements.
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First Presbyterian
Wire Presbyterian Church
Dre Grildell
Manfred Grelatil
Nat Washer for Proposed Bonds
Absentee votes in the bond election reached twenty one up to Tuesday with additional ballots cast Monday and Tuesday morning. Approval of the bond issue announced by Nat Washer was reported to Major MM Chambers on Tuesday. Washer is recovering from a serious operation at Santa Rosa infirmary.
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Nat Washer Metter
Major
Chambers
Santa Rosa Infirmary
Work on Officers Quarters Starts at Field
Plans to begin work on company offices and officers quarters at Insdbph field are moving forward. Kenteth Lt Col born company of Pusidona California won a contract to combine 42 officers quarters and 45 non commissioned officers quarters with representatives of the firms present to start construction. Up to TOM men will be employed during stages of the project.
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Kenteth Lt. Colborn Company
Pusidona
Calif
Comnts
Qunetord
stac_sonstrustion
Rubiola to Widen Park Bridle Paths
Park officials announce widening of bridle paths in Hrawkenridge Park. Six feet will be added to reach a width of 10 to 12 feet. Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola announced the plan on Tuesday. New paths will be built in Olmos district with labor from chain gangs.
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Hrawkenridge Park
Park
Jacob Tubiola
Tnesdy
Olmos
Business Gains Touted By U.S. Chamber Leader
Washington April 2 President William Waiterworth of the United States Chamber of Commerce stated that business is gaining despite wartime strains. He told the opening general session of the eighteenth annual meeting that American industry is progressing through a difficult economy and will recover.
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Washington, D.C
William Waiterworth
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Uni
Uutterworth
Produce theft ring may be broken
City Detective Alex Gossman arrested two youths in the act of stealing berries from a produce truck. The raid aimed to break a ring conducting routine deliveries to the Milton building. In custody, the youths admitted thefts from several trucks during March and April and said they turned to theft to fuel narcotics use. A car carrying clothing and a sample case also reported stolen from local residences.
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Alex Gossman
Ns Beer
Hells Crow
Milton
Iooil
Mlley
Wiley Far Glif
Erie
Toy
Travis Strart Grocer
Niga
Ni J. Mates
Waeerly Avenue
A. J. Weaver
Pebeco Toothpaste Ad Endorses Lifetime Use
An old Pebeco toothpaste ad promotes a seven day trial claiming the product cleans and whitens teeth, neutralizes mouth acids, and helps nature retard tooth decay. The copy targets readers with a friendly tone and urges joining a circle of lifetime users after a brief trial.
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Adel
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