Neighbors Create Single Grave for Eight in Dallas Tragedy
Aug 18 Dallas report notes one large grave formed by 50 neighbors for eight Badgett family members killed in a grade crossing crash near Mesquite. The McHenry family, seven members killed, will be buried in Oxshomn. A truck convoy returning from a Sunday outing was struck by a speeding Sunshine Spreiel train. Only Mary Lee McHenry, 7, survived with broken legs.
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Dallas
Badgett
Mesquite
McHentyr
Oxshomn
Iya Badgett
B. E. McHenry
Mary Lee McHenry
Grant kin receive Bequests in Cronan Will
New Haven Conn Aug 13 Two brother and two sisters of the late President Ulysses S Grant were each left about 51 1900 by order of distribution from the will of Capt William P Cronan retired U S navy officer who died in San Diego Calif The Cronan Cronan great granddaughter of Grant survive as children of Captain Cronan Shooting Boxd Made in Texas.
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New Haven
Conn
Ulysses
Grant
Willian P. Cronan
United States Navy
Big Home
San Diego
Califlie Grant Cronan
Elizabeth Grant Cronan
General Grant
Cronan
Captain I Dalton Featured In Know Your Firemen Series
Captain I Dalton of 215 Preston Avenue is profiled at Central Fire Station Market and St Mary's Streets. He joined the department six and a half years ago.
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Dalton
Preston Avenue
Central Fire Station
Market
St. Mary's Streets
Bank bandit suspect released after ID confirms Barber Klein
In Austin on August 13 a suspect tied to the Lamar Cole bank robbers and a 1028 murder was released after police identified him as W. J. Klein, an Ardmore Oklahoma barber, rather than the previously sought Jake Fleach.
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Austin
IHS
Jake Fleach
Lamar
Cole
W. J. Klein
Ardmore
Okla
Bomb and Rackets Plague Chicago Merchants
Chicago report details a rise in bomb and racket activity harming merchants and tradesmen. Joseph Neilsen of the employers’ association estimates racketeering cost Chicago residents 180 million dollars in 1928, averaging 34 dollars per person. The 1929 bomb activity began earlier than in 1928, intensifying danger to victims.
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Chicago
Jost
Employers’ Association
Joseph Neilsen
Aesistant
Surrey Gat
Chicago Capitalist Chauncey Keep Dies At 76
Chauncey Keep Chicago capitalist and real estate operator dies at 76 at his Camden Missouri summer home. A leader of society in Chicago and New York, his passing marks the end of an era. Lost ads are advised for quick finds by Classifieds. Crockett 2400.
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Chicago
Chicago, III
Chauncey Keep
Camden
New York
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Hi Aby Group
Carrines
Mete
Ayall
Futis
Alamo
Badotsey
Mor
Waxahachier
Texas
Clint Gouger
Midlothian
Ted. Brown
Ats
Gouger
Brown
The
Bao Antonia Insurance Exchange
Bennett & West
Bigga & Cadwallader
Bodkin
Clyde Th. & Co
Burke & Simms Burnett & Gosling
Butterfield
Jack C. & Co
Coleman Escapang
Carriere
Jasent G. Dittmar
Sanger & Altgelt
Lrosier
J. A. Realty Co
Donbae
Eichlitz
George C. & Co
Evans-Wolf & Company
Fitch, Chadwick & Co
Fite, L. E. & Company
Florian Jos
Frazey
J. Furnish & Furnish
Graves Realty Company
Grothelle
Edwards & Tewes
Herf
Hall & Devenport
Hinkle & Ives Inc
Hugo-Walker Company
Jackson
Newton W. Cowpacy
Johnston-Tramsdell Company
Kanter, D. & Company
Leighton
Thomas G. Lytle
J. L. Realty Co
Levy & Levy Inc
F. F. Lodolph & Company
Mathie, Thomns
Mathis & Fordtran- Maserick-Harding & Fries
Meyer & Burttschell
Opperman
Realts Company
Perry & MeTvaud_ Piner-Briles & Gill Price
Marvin E. Rabe & Marbis
Trandel
Arthur G. Hickey
Casey & Gragg
Ryan
Rogers-Hill Company
Rhode & Gitringer
Rage
George C
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Church & Smith
Behutz
William F. Company
Bergect & Rine
Southwestern Insurance Agency
Kimpton
Wilmer
Percy J. Adllicon
W. C Minonen
WiMaret Tnsurauce
Wacher & Company
Winters
Zork
Ralph
Banthens
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SAN Antonio Insurance Exchange
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Lone Star
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