Fumes from Leaking Ice Plant Endanger Neighborhood
Fire crews and neighbors evacuated as an ammonia leak at Mission Ice Station No. 4, 1050 Culebra Road, filled nearby homes with fumes. Engineer Maurice Harfield descended into the basement to shut off the leak while station staff abated the danger. no injuries reported.
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Wan
E Gan Mack
Barfield
Eugene Schumann
E. Dukes
Robert Floyd
Furnes
Detroit Men Back Leggers and Rum Runners
Detroit interests reportedly back new ram running craft with Wake Ontario ties and Kingston headquarters as undercover U S agents. Coroner report notes a new fleet to operate on northeastern Wake Ontario routes with greater capacity and speed, aiding rum running along Lake St. Clair Erie and Huron and the Detroit river trade collapse after the dry wave.
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Detrojt
Sre
Ughind
Wake Ontario
Kingston
United States
Coriber
Jase Ontario
Ranmere
Detroit River
Lake St. Clair
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
Lancashire mill stoppage nears complete amid wage dispute
Manchester England Apr 3 stoppage in Lancashire cotton mills nearly total with 80 more mills shut affecting 13 000 workers. Disagreement over wage question led to closures in Todmorton and nearby spinning and weaving sectors, impacting the cotton trade.
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England
Lancashire Cotton Milla
Todmorton
Two Convicts Recaptured After High-Speed Paris Escape
Paris, Deven Aug 3 Bruce Powler and Snemond GM fled Humleville penitentiary but were pursued after sheriff deputies Pick anierséy and Colina tracked them toward Paris. An automobile chase reached near 100 mph before the escapees halted and surrendered after menaced pistols.
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Paris
Deven
Liberty
Bruce Powler
Snemond
Humleville
Denuly
Pickanierséy
John Colina
Fowler
Gill
Naval Officers Reject Submarine Training Request
Washington reports naval officers largely refused the offer to take submarine training this year. The Bureau of Navigation had sent a letter to all ranks urging consideration that submarine duty is the sole path to command, but many officers declined, arguing it would delay careers that begin at the Naval Academy.
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Washington
Navy Bureau of Hatigation
Naval Academy
Scout Meet Nearing End At World Scout Rally
ARROWN LATH England Aug 1 The first week of the largest international gathering of scouts in history ends with about 50 000 Boy Scouts recounting a week of mud rain and tents attacked by gales and floods. Americans bike through mudto meet scouts from 40 countries and wait hours for a glimpse of the Prince of Wales. The forecast promises more wet weather as the weekend arrives.
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Prince
Wales
Scientist dies from gas accident at lab
Norman W Amfertali, a one year old research associate in the Bureau of S... in Magebonistey Division, dies from a highly technical gas used in a closed drug-free lab. He was son of a professor emeritus at Oberlin College and leaves a widow and a four year old son. His body was found in his lab, wrapped in a wet army blanket after missing a dinner appointment.
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Washington
Norman W Amfertali
Buresa of
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Iluminatiog Gan
Oberlin College
Cash and Carry Pyle Faces Cash Plea Today
Universal Service of Los Angeles reports promoter C. C. Pree or Pyle must post cash of 1000 dollars to satisfy claims by former followers of the trans continental hynlow derby promoter. If not posted by today the matter goes to the city prosecutor. Pile produced 500 dollars Tuesday and faces further action. Richardson extended the deadline to today.
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Faira
Arisov
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Richardson
Pleix
Official saved from suicide attempt in Missouri incident
August 1 John Montgomery 32 assistant county prosecutor Sedalic Mo attempted self harm after police intervened at a St Louis Mississippi River site detectives followed him into a West Chisago Avenue home and disarmed him a pistol was found his note indicated suicide had been planned authorities saved him and recovered a cat from the river bridge scene three weeks earlier in a separate incident
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John Montgomery
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St. Louis
Am Teoming House
West Chisago
Montgomery
Oil Notes Laboring Wells and Production Declines
LAREDO Texas August 3 Oil notes report a potential production decline in Yates county and reduced yields in Winkler county fields. Three SCME 848 producers were halted in Hendrick county while remaining wells show mixed results with several water appearances noted. Durval county location plans for Hebsehicw No contact a new site near Schoolfield O Byrne. The report outlines tren ds of wells in Dayal Sonny and Dayville area with projected percentages and future drilling activity.
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Hendrick
Laredo
Texas
Arawnolia
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Cezeaux & Polham
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Oil Leases Marked Production and Land Transfers
Disjointed OCR notes record oil leases and land transfers from 1873 to 1924, naming J. M. Hewkins, J. Meck, Barth and J. V. Mucker among others. Mentions 50 acres, 5 acres, and 97 acres in various surveys, with dates July 18 1924 and July 20 1920.
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A. Steel Survey
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Joale Cloperitk
John J. Meck
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Alexander Bailey Surees
W. Stlares
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Captain to Hang for Killing Jugoslavian Farmer in 1915
Belgrade reports Captain Dire formerly of the Austrian gendarmerie has been sentenced to be hanged for killing a Jugoslavian farmer in 1815 amid wartime occupation. Captain Pire was executed without trial on suspicion of involvement as Austrian forces occupied northern Serbia in 1915.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
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Pire
Serbia
Djilic
Taxi Driver and Woman Slain Near Anniston
A taxi driver named Galishnir and a woman identified as Mrs Tay Wilkerson were found slain near White's Gap about twelve miles from Anniston Alabama early today. The driver appeared beaten to death, while Mrs Wilkerson was shot once in the head and once near the heart.
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Aw Ang
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Anniston
Ala
Tay Wilkersonville
White's Gap Ation
Annston
Galishnir Apparentle
Wilkerson
Zep arrival prompts talk of pests and stowaways
A fragmented blurb mentions the Zep ship and a possible stowaway amid references to Mediterranean pests and the boll weevil. It lists cities including Seattle, Connellsville, Pittsburgh, and Santa Fe and jokes about Beverly Hills and Clara Bow without clear context.
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Seattle
America
Connelicut
Santa Fe
N. M
Boston
Beverly Hills
Clara Bow
Vast Sunday Radio Schedule Across Stations
A crowded Sunday grid lists programs from KGRC WOAI KTSA and more, featuring concerts, religious talks, music hours, and orchestras. Highlights include Lucky Stelke orchestra, David Lawrence commentary, and various church services. numbers indicate start times and durations across markets.
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Uate
KTSA
Oe Woai
General’Electric
KTAP
Sonday
Avaust
Goebel Fliers Findings Hint At Mars Creature
Goebel, a noted flyer, reports a strange object believed to originate from Mars or Venus fell on him at 10 000 feet over Des Moines Iowa. He found a curled creature with fangs and a tail resembling a snail, later preserved for examination.
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Orvis Coebel
Des Moines
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Goebel
San Antonio
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Earth
Health officials warn disease risk in China Russia tension
Washington reports distress over the China Russia standdown. Meningitis plagues Northern China with cases in Teiping Tientsin Nehrawat and Mukden while a plague outbreak appears in Manchuria. A Chinese army sanitary effort is noted amid high Allied medical activity.
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Teiping
Tientsin
Newehwant
Mukden
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Shanghai
United States
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Ministry of Military Affairs
Manchuria
Europe
Norsworthy to attend European medical clinic and travel
Dr O T Norsworthy departs Sunday for New York City to catch a Europe bound article and then London and Stockhot before returning to San Antonio in December. The note adds local social items including memberships, visits, and several residents traveling or hosting events around town.
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Norsworthy
London
Varia
Stockhot
San Antonis
Cousin of China's Ex-Boy Emperor Dies of Wounds
An article reports the death by wounds of Piv Yi Alief Nate, cousin of China’s former boy emperor Kim Xi, after a Friday shooting. The pistol was held by Chang Tsung Chang, a former Shantung warlord, with the incident occurring near a Japanese hotel in Beppo, Kiushiu.
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Chang Tsung Chang
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Beppo
Teland
Kiushiu
Convicts Church Service Suspended At Auburn Prison
Prison officials suspend all church services at the Auburn State Prison after an uprising last Sunday. Prisoners may listen to radio features if they have functioning headsets, but no gatherings are allowed in the cells or chapels, with Epirewel and reverential divisions canceled.
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Auburn
Thugs Kill Man and Escape With Cash in Bank Robbery
Four men fatally shot a 64 year old bank employee named George Daniels on August 3 in Berkely, escaping with about 7100 dollars. Daniels was a first National Bank employee.
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UPI
George Danislsan
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Tim
Dinelson
Mexican wage gale term outlined
Mexico City reports on a proposed labor bill setting district based minimum wages tied to cost of living and family costs. It requires employers to provide hygienic housing with limited rent, furnish elementary schooling for workers’ children when needed, and insure workers for accidents and job related risks regardless of race or nationality.
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Canarese
Ete Ployers
Cass
Empl
Women held in bombings in Chicago arrestUpdates
Prosecutors said two women identified in an armory case were arrested and held for questioning as possible links to a ring of bombers seized days earlier. Mrs Barbara Armster and Mrs Evelyn Smer, ages 40 and 27, mother of a 22 month old, were taken into custody. Eight of the 17 men previously seized face felony charges including manufacturing and possession of explosives.
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Chicago
Tro Wowen
Cain
Barthardmster
Evelyn Sueer
Two Negro Registrars Appointed for Memphis Election
MEMPHIS Aug 3. For first time since 7 traction da ece negroes have been appointed section officials in this Southern city. The list of registrars announced by the new county election soution to serve in a precinct with a negro vote included two negroes an uncertaker and a school teacher. Otherwise the rest of the county varied only slightly from that appointed by the old-time officials.
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Traction
Wissioss
Princess Escapes Assassin Shot Misses Target
Unsuccessful assassination attempt near a castle ends with a pistol shot only breaking a car window and slightly injuring Princess Beine Beth Windisch Graets of the md fevdel family as she returns to Litt castle. no further injuries reported.
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Laibacr
Jtgasiene
Strempk
Cowie Mae Voday
Beinebeth Windisch
Movie Producers and Equity Meet in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on Aug 3 a meeting gathered motion picture producers and the Actors Equity Association after initial talks on Favitys demands. Committees said they met and would hold another meeting Monday to continue negotiations.
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Los Angeles
Rectecq
Emily
Aftre
Boat Crash Fatal to Nine, Probed
County Attorney Kenneth Welty opened final investigations into a Lake Okoboji collision that claimed nine lives. The probe targets the drivers and vessels involved as a grand jury weighs potential charges amid prior malfeasance dismissals and a coroner's inquest.
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Lows
Aug
Kenneth &. Welty
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