Parade of Klan Demonstrators Draws Arrivals in Capital
Washington plans for a Klan march as 40 000 to 60 000 supporters gather, with high officials among early arrivals. Police set crowd control and street spacing while Quantico troops guard public buildings. A citizen order committee watches for disruption as preparations continue.
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Barber Arrested After Ex Mayor of Hendersonville Slain
Hendersonville, N C police arrested Bonnie Brooks a barber in connection with the shooting death of former mayor Ty Bryson. The incident followed a civil suit Brooks filed against Bryson for 250000 claiming alienation of his wife’s affections. The suit had been settled and Bryson had agreed to leave Hendersonville for a year or more.
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Mary Odom 85 Buried in Austin After Death
Mary Odom 85 longtime Austin resident and mother of Claude McCaleb a Houston attorney and Huot McCaleb a Houston newspaperman died at the Georgia Federated Woman's Home in Austin Services were held at W B Armstrong's home Friday with interment at Oniewsod Cemetery.
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Owner Blameless If Cider Gets Hard at Police Station
In Washington, a judge ruled that the owner could not be blamed for hard cider becoming hard in police custody. The case involved confiscated cider held 30 days for analysis showing a high quantity of alcohol content.
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Mexico Bans Cattle From Infected Zone
Mexico imposes quarantine measures on Grange and Harris counties after a Leaf and Newt disease outbreak. All animal and meat shipments from the affected regions are blocked. entry requires disinfection, a special passport, and sterilization of clothing and baggage. A certificate from the U S Department of Agriculture follows inspection.
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Fifteen Pass Red Cross Life Saving Tests
Fred Cross led a Red Cross life saving test with fifteen girls earning emblems and certificates after a swimming demonstration at the YWCA. Miss Edith Jimison directed the event with a notable display by young children and a list of demonstrators including Marie Hanrahan and Elva May Dawson.
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Luis Bensley
Mary Jones
Alvey Wakefield
Christine Scarbalseri
Lioneld Wolf
Hutien Cienfarse
Mary and da Delors
Mildred Gerulue
Lillian Gebbart
Russian Syndicate Spends 36 Million in U S for Cotton
A dubious Russian syndicate channeled 36 million dollars into U S cotton ventures. Financing came via Chase National Bank and Equitable Company. Officials discuss further negotiations toward consolidation of Soviet business dealings with American partners.
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Braves Death To Outwit Bandits
A San Antonio couple in the 200 block of Betty Jean street foiled an overnight hold up after speeding toward a fleeing car. Deputy Sheriff F N Mores rushed to the scene then the pursuing car escaped on South Dresa street. The couple, who declined to identify themselves, reported two men outside their stopped vehicle near Hamilton avenue. the driver sped away after glancing at possible pistols, and the sheriff’s office later could not locate the gang’s car on a response call.
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American Seamen Visit Tasmania on Sightseeing Day
American sailors from two U S Navy light cruiser divisions visited Tasmania today as four cruisers plan to sail for New Zealand. Governor Stradbroke will accompany the party and visit the Governor General of New Zealand.
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Another marriage to join Lincolns and Rockefellers
The engagement of Miss Esabelle Rockefeller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy A Rockefeller, to Frederick W Lineal will be solemnized September 20. The Rockefellers and Lincolns have homes in New York and Greenwich Connecticut. This would be a second union between the Rockefeller and Lincoln families following William A Rockefeller’s marriage to Florence Lincoln in February 1918.
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Texas Guardsmen Break Camp At Camp Mabry
After two weeks of intensive training the 72nd Infantry Brigade Iris National Guard, Texas, is prepared to break camp at Camp Mabry. Troopers were paid about $70,000 and awards were given to companies for marksmanship, barracks and kitchens. Final parade concluded retreat with Brigadier General George P. Raing reviewing the units.
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Fisheries Closure Sought by Galveston Shrimp Dealers
Galveston shrimp dealers petition to close waters in East Galveston Bay and Trinity Bay to shrimping for 15 days. J B Smith chief deputy game fish and crater commissioner says decision will be taken within a day after a meeting here.
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Retailers conclude meeting in St. Louis
The American retailers' association closes its convention in St. Louis after electing officers. Delegates from 41 states, about 1900, visited wholesale markets, aiming to replenish stock as buyers note a healthy, not booming, market. Banquet host L. G. Bonne of Elkton, Kentucky attended. no speeches were delivered.
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Children's voile dresses with embroidery and ribbons
Delicate voile dresses for toddlers arrive in pink blue peach and white. Trimmed with hematite hinges and hand embroidery. White gowns feature colored neck and sleeve bindings with wide hems and lace bows. Sizes 1 2 and 3 offered, previously priced at 3.50.
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Weekend Rents Aim to Boost Service Standards
A vague notice states weekend rents help employees arrive refreshed to provide courteous service. It mentions the aim to achieve high satisfaction and notes half holidays on Saturdays during July and August as one of the benefits.
Saturday Morning SPECIAL Women's Neckwear
Fashion notes present various neckwear styles including Windsor satin ties in multiple colors and lengths, linen and pique collar sets, and novelty stitching trims. Range includes satin Windsor ties priced around 50 cents, sport scarves in Roman stripe patterns, and assorted Buster Brown styled pieces.
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