Kidnaped Deputy Sheriff Chase Brings Texas Suspects Into View
A manhunt centered in San Antonio and Gil Antonio followed a deputy sheriff’s report of being abducted by two men and a girl. The trio abandoned a Ford in Texas and tried to steal another car, prompting a brief gun exchange. They fled, later stopping at a gas station to fill a tank without paying. Authorities link the suspects to a Oklahoma bank robbery and a double murder in Harlandine, and Sheriff Rauteer says the two men are wanted for questioning. Deputy Johoe was released after the ordeal and returned to Carlsbad, New Mexico.
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Joe Joling
Carlsbad
N. M
Gil Antonio
Wharton
Sherift R. 8
Weiniger G ‘Vistoria
Wich
Texas
Hiegrs
Bria
Ike
W. Day
South
Gevers Street
Dey
Elation
Ileelog Opr
Ilowne
Sherif Albert Rauteer
Oklahoma
Priiice
D. J. Markley
Harlatdine
Panama rents cut by president decree in city wide action
Panama City reports a decree by President Alfaro cutting rents 30 percent and suspending related constitutional guarantees. The measure applies only to Panama City and covers rents as of June 30 with enforcement limited to tenants in arrears or unemployed.
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Panama City
Paname
Alfaro
Manama City
New Directors Named By Knights of Columbus
Washington Aug 16 In the golden jubilee convention the Knights of Columbus reelected as supreme directors Lea F Craig of Sioux Falls James Donahoe of Chicago Michael J Healy of Topeka James H Devaney of Cascade and Edward P Ryan of Spokane Their terms run for three years Supreme officers were not elected this year.
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Washington
D.C
Knights of Columbus
Lea F. Craig
Gloux Falls
James Donahoe
Chicago
Michael J. Healy
Topeka
Kan
James H. Devaney
Cascade
Iowa
Edward P. Ryan
Spokane
Wass
Supreme
Do Itching Feet Torment You
An old ad promotes Penetta salve to relieve itching swelling and pain from sore feet. It claims quick penetration and relief from inflammation cracks and bites, offering a 25 cent jar and noting its makers also produce St Joseph’s Aspirin.
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St Joseph's
Mother Shares Advice On Fatigue Relief
A mother tells her daughter about persistent headaches fatigue and jitters. She recalls Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a suggested remedy taken regularly to reduce fatigue and improve daily life.
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Manih
Local social notes and engagements in San Antonio
Social season details from Bedellafore home concert announcements to marriages, trips and parties. Evelyn Duerier and George C Baker highlighted as performers with Brocka Smith back from Julien School of Music. Judge Watsons daughter Sally Gertrude married Lloyd Harris at Carag Springs. Numerous visits, gatherings, and upcoming events across families, clubs, and military units in San Antonio and surrounding areas.
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Clara C. Pancorbe
William ‘Tobin
Thornton
Hugh J. Hiaitt
Bedellafoote
West French Place
Evelyn Duerier
George C. Baker
Smith
Brocka Smith
New York
Julien School of Music
Dave Watson
Sally Gertrude
Liloyd Mac Tlwaine Har‘ris
W. A. Donovan
Carag Springs
Ureulme
Harris
Washington University
San Antonio
British Textile Strike Votes Endorse Action
Blackburn England August 16 200000 textile workers vote to strike again if wage decree not reinstated and wage demands met. Central board of the Northern Union Trade Federation holds discussion. strike set to begin August 27 if terms not granted.
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Blackburn
England
Southwestern Transportation seeks truck rail interchange
Austin August officials heard an application by Southwestern Transportation Company to exchange traffic with Southern Pacific Transport Company. Both are subsidiaries of Cotton Belt and Texas Pacific group, proposing an interchange between common carrier trucking and rail. Officials called the plan a departure from established railroad methods.
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Austin
Southwestern Transportation Company
Texas Railroad
Southern, Pacific Transport Company
Cotton Belt
Southern Pacific Transport Company
Texas & New Orleans
President Transportation
Railroad Commission
Grain Co-Op Sees Steady Increases in Stock Prices
In Chicago on August 16 representatives of 260000 farmers heard that Farmers National Grain Corporation is advancing cooperative marketing. The meeting noted the agency handled 140000000 bushels of grain in the year to May 31, memberships rose across major grain markets, and corporate earnings topped 1 million dollars.
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Farmers National Grain Corporation
Wekline Aleady
Canadian Liquor Plan Denounced by Canadian Official
SEATTLE August 16 The Canadian W C T M official T. Wright called government control of liquor the biggest curse that ever came to Canada in an address before the United States group at the union convention. Wright, who lives in Vancouver, said state control would intensify the liquor problem and that Hoover’s proposed state option would not work.
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Seattle
T. i. Wright
Canada
United States
Group of the Union
Max. Wright
Vancouver
Hoover
Optiar
Rainfall Totals in Plainview Area Reported
Rain fell in the Plainview area during the past 24 hours totaling 0.7 inches according to local meteorological notes. The brief report notes the rainfall amount and location.
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Plainview
Texes
Heir Silent At Own Sanity Hearing
A trial to determine the sanity of Allan Bradford Monks, heir to a Boston fortune, unfolds before jurors as evidence reveals a life of confinement and abuse. Monks, once an engineer and chess figure, remains silent. his wife Janiette Monks faces bad check charges tied to the estate.
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Bandingo
Allan Bradford
Monks
Catsied Bach
Janiette Monks
Monk
Hall of Orangemen Burned In Ireland Report
In Northern Ireland vigilante activity flares as an Orange hall near Alimagh City is burned during unrest. Explosives and gasoline used. Nearby Orange hall at Cunedon on the Armegh Tyrone border garrisoned to block a Hibernian demonstration. In the village, Orangemen plan to drown out Irish speeches with loud drums. Two Gainesville mills resume operations after a shutdown on June 9, with payrolls around $9,000.
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Ireland
Bhlfast
Northern Ireland
Alistagh
Alimagh City
Cunedon
Armegh-Tyrone
Bomb Found At Theater In Pampa Texas
In Pampa Texas on August 16 a time bomb was found on the Rex theater roof. It was set to explode at 3 a.m. but the timing mechanism failed. Sheriff Lon L Blascal and explosives expert Jim King removed the device after a theater guard alerted authorities. The bomb contained 35 sticks of dynamite and could be detonated by a connected radio battery.
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Pampa
Texas
Rex Theater
Cean
Lon L. Blascal
Jimmie King
American slain by Chinese soldiers near Lianfu
Lieut Robert H B Soule reports Henry Ekval an American employed by the China United States Motor company of Hankow was slain by Chinese soldiers near Lianfu last month The US legation forwarded a protest to Nanking and Shen province authorities urging prompt action to apprehend the culprits.
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Cina
Robert HB. Soule
United States Legation
Glanfu
Henry Ekval
China United States Motor Company
Hankow
Lianfu
Relatian
Nanking
Shens
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