Rangers Aid Investigators In Triple Family Slaying
State rangers joined Travis county officers in Texas after the killings of Mr and Mrs C Rogier and their daughter Emnim at their home in Valle. Captain Tom Hickman and troopers searched for suspects, focusing on secret plans said to be kept in a safe in the Hagier home. The case centers on a supposedly robbed safe containing machinery plans and a motive tied to concealed wealth.
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Atstin
Rogier
Emnim
Lodi Ware
Sel Valle
W. C. Miller
Mark McGee
Tom Hickman
Head
Travis County
Aberg
Hagier
Sirs Feldman
Houston
T ‘At
Bugler
Ceth
Aller
Feldman
Gmail
Englave
Rotary Aid Opens Path For Crippled Child
At Las Marcos Rotary Club leaders arranged full sponsorship to fly and treat a boy missing leg function. He underwent multiple operations starting July 21, with tendon release and casts, then regained standing. Rotary members stay in touch as doctors aim for a full recovery and home return within weeks.
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Las Marcos
Jim
Galbreath
San Antonin
Robert Tr. Green
San Marcos
Baby saves three in Allentown house fire alarm
A one year old baby alarmed a family in Allentown as a fire started in a garage next to the McNeal home on August 13. The blaze spread to the building when Ferry Hetrick's fire caught and the parents barely escaped with the child. Firemen saved the structure.
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Allentows
Una
Wiliam
Youthful Dancers Entertain Coast Festivities
Shrine members and families prepare for Shrine Day at the coast with a morning gathering at the Southern Pacific station. A program of dances, games, and refreshments will unfold, with entertainment and sale items to support the event at the pavilion.
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Altufir Shrine
Find
Southern Pacific
Corpus Cristi
Er Valley Shing Club
Amis
Women in U.S. Workforce Reach New Highs
A scrambled report from the Women’s Department of Labor notes 8,509,000 women employed in the United States with a large share in manufacturing and clerical roles. The text highlights younger workers and a large portion engaged in factory and office labor, indicating steady growth in female labor participation.
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U.S
Washington
Aug
Hell
Women's Department of Labor
Yeundier Arpewriters
Fevtariee
La Salle County Plans Dam Project Move
A fragment notes La Salle County’s plan to relocate a dam nearer Cotulla. It mentions refusal by Cotulla and asserts the move would affect lake-adjacent property values and town lots. The readable text is incomplete and the exact details are unclear.
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LA Salle County
Grey-haired Stranger Free After Train Ride Arrest
The gray haired stranger known as the Grey-haired Stranger was freed after a Wednesday night incident at bars. He was found by Assistant Jailer W. B. Henderson and later arrested by Special Agents Biftek and Miller for train riding at Knoxville. He claimed to roam with no fixed destination and gave a name police doubt. He died by hanging in his cell after a jail sentence of fifteen days for the fine, witnesses recalling a fatal, silent moment as the blanket tightened about his throat.
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Assistrat
W. B. Henderson
Biftek
Miller
Southern Pacific
Knoxville
Corporation Court
Goat and Police Battle in Wagon in New York
A wild goat caused a chaotic scene near Cantda Boulevard and Hiawatha Street as officers Gibbs and Claxton led a noisy pursuit through streets and bystanders. The animal bolted from a purse pocket flush remains, rammed a patrol car, and escaped into a field, with officers and volunteers pursuing.
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New York
Glendala
Offivere
B. A. Gibbs
J. d. Claxton
Cantda Boulevard
Hiawatha Street
Brierry Lanse
Claxton Wrth
Tashend
James Finds Unwise Tease Injured Bull Dog in Yard
Deputy Sheriff Sam James was bitten by a vicious bull dog in a druggist yard on North Transad street. He attempted to restrain the animal, which leaped the fence and attacked, biting him in the stomach and hands before James subdued it by choking.
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James
Depty
Sam James
Janes
Driggist
Noth Trasad
Damus
Elevator mixup sends man plummeting from eighth floor
Alfred Scognamillo of 2259 Bassford avenue stepped through an open elevator shaft doorway at 348 West Thirty-eighth street yesterday. Believing the elevator was at that landing he fell to the basement, suffering injuries.
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New York
Alfred Scognamillo
Bassford Avenue
West Thirty-eighth Street
Boys Accused of Destruction of Town Fire Apparatus
In Bernardstown Mast Aug six young men face court charges for destroying the town's only fire equipment after a town meeting rejected buying new gear. The incident followed a celebration where Luther Burbank horticultural remarks were noted as a marvel of nature.
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Bernardstown
Mast
Luther Burbank
Bornstistowa
Pickford Kidnapping Plot Near Verdict in Los Angeles
Mary Pickford case heads to jury as final arguments close. Three men face charges of plotting to kidnap the star for a $200000 ransom, with defense calling the plot a joke and alleging it was orchestrated by Georges Home and Louis Geek to entrap suspects. The trial centers on alleged police involvement and staged admissions to lure the defendants into a dramatic conspiracy.
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Associated Press
Tos Angeles
Mary Pickford
Home
May
O. B. Stephens
Claude Holcdmb
Adrian Wood
Wiss Pickford
Whey
Iby Raymond
Louis Geek
Hyunr
Homo Sod Raymond
Misa Pickford
Stephens, Holcomb
Woot
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