Prisoner IO Trapped During Hospital Flight
Richard Niehausen, 22, a sheriff's department prisoner, attempted to escape from Robert B Green hospital while being returned from Crosbyton. He walked the hall and used a dummy elevator to flee, was tackled by an intern and recaptured. Deputies and another prisoner were injured in the prior crash near Spring.
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Richard Niehausen
Sheriff's Department
Robert B. Green
Niehausen
Ho Pital
Frank Matthews
H.L
Red”) Ferguson
Crosbyton
Lieaute
Nicholsen
Gre County
Nichaussen
Twelad
Pales
Inverne
E. L. Sullivan
Chanse
Vigil as Philadelphia mother marks missing son's seventh birthday
A sorrowing mother keeps vigil by a newly installed telephone hoping for news of her son Gerald Brisco missing since he went out to play months ago. Police say a 42-year-old convict’s story, deemed false, led nowhere, and a boxy object was found near a manhole in the course of the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelehia
Joseph Brisco
Gerald
Jan T. Murphy
Recaptured Felon Carries Wooden Gun
Recaptured felon Charles Emmerson, 47, one of two convicts who overpowered a guard and escaped Wednesday, was seized early today by Orison guards. No shots were fired and Emmerson offered no resistance. A Rockford police officer said the fugitive carried a wooden gun in his pocket. His companion Joby McGuire, 36, remained at large and both escapes were under investigation.
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Jolsey
Charles Emmerson
Joseph ©. Hegen
Orison
Emmerson
Geryl
Gettrich
Rockford
Wis
Joby McGuire
Helne
Millionaire Widow Julia Marlatt Takes Own Life
Cleveland reports that Julia Morgen Marlatt 63 a childless widow with a $1 million estate died by her own hand last Monday. Papers filed show an estate of $1,024,000. She left $500000 to the Cleveland Museum of Art. Marlatt was widow of William Marlatt a Cleveland corporation lawyer who died in 1907. She was found in her bedroom with a bullet wound and a revolver nearby.
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Cleveland
Julia Morgen Marlatt
Cleveland Auisenim
Nek
Maristt
Willia
Maylatt
Cult Leader Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Prison
Del Rio reports Leuteria Gonanles was sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary by Judge Bilan Montague at Sixty third District court for raping Marin Guad Alupe Ramirez. The cult conversion led followers to donate $500 for its defense, per Arturo Gonzales, no relation to the defendant.
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del Rio
Leuteria Gonanles
Bilan Montague
Sixty-third District Court
Marin Guad- Alupe Ramirez
Bone Boo
Arturo Gonzales
Auditorium Dedication Cited Overturned by City Records
Mayor Maury Maverick’s claim that the Municipal auditorium had never been dedicated as a memorial to World War dead was challenged after records showed ceremonies honoring the building on September 3, 1925. A veteran groups’ opposition to a Communist party permit for August 25 led to scrutiny of the dedication, with official notes indicating no record of a previous war veterans dedication.
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Maury Maverick
Maverick
Communist ‘Party
Aftec
Ed Fries
Olen. J. Smilin
Ultimo Post
Lewis J. Lauterstein
Col
Hanford MacNider
John Tatin
Drie
Paul B Malone
Smiliti
Tod
American Legion
Ant 7
Mara
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
Communist International
Communist Party
Real Americantaw
Smilit
Arttur Garfido Hays
Amerlenn Iyi
Java
San Antonio
Pershing Urges U S to Hike Army Strength
Gen. Pershing urges a larger U S Army in a speech to officers saying the regular force should be expanded for war preparedness. He notes France’s needs and emphasizes readiness for eventual European conflict. He comments on U S and European tension and signals the urgency of mobilization.
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Pershing
U. 8
New York
Pherman
America
United States
Aes
Niehauser
Jol
Jiheal
Mediinte
Brahe
Croguytou
Boy Returns After Fleeing Dentist
Boston report narrates a boy fleeing a dentist after fear of having teeth drawn. He wandered streets, became tired, red and bedraggled, then returned home later the same day accompanied by a guardian. Authorities or further details are not provided in the fragment.
Stocks Slip as European Tension Triggers Selloff
New York trading opens with modest selling as international tensions push down prices. General Electric, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Sears Roebuck and Westinghouse lead declines while Union and other large stocks come under pressure amid weekend developments.
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New York
Europe
Sven
Bethlehem
General Motors
Brokern
General Electric
Sears Roeniak
Weather Preview For San Antonio Heat Wave
A rough forecast shows a high near 38 degrees with cooler days ahead. Weatherman Howard Murs notes August offered unusually cloudy skies, limiting sun exposure and tempering the heat. Forecasters expect low 90s by the weekend and no rain in the near term.
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San Antonmurs
Romantic impulse leads to hospital mishap in Boston
In Boston on August 12 a one year old girl named Lorraine Ellis was hospitalized after a skylight accident. A bride and groom were seen at a wedding reception in their apartment building when Miss Ellis climbed to the roof and looked through the skylight. She slipped and fell two floors, sustaining a concussion of the brain and other injuries. The newly married couple continued to their honeymoon as Miss Ellis was treated in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lorraine Ellis
Compromise Drawn on Fish Peace Plan
Oslo reports a compromise resolution by the Interparliamentary Union council on a truce in European power politics. Hamilton Fish’s proposed peace plan faced rejection from Representative Prike Lantany of Texas, who remained confined to his hotel with a lingering cold.
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Oslo
Norway
Hamilton Fish
Peacciud Sonitiona
Council of the Interparliamentary Union
Pish
Prike Lantany
Texas
Admiral Yarnell Returns from Orient to U S Fleet
Admiral Hetry Yarnell, aged commander in chief of the United States Asiatic Fleet, arrives in San Francisco aboard the President Coolidge after three years in the Orient. He earned a congressional medal for distinguished service and announced American warships would operate as they pleased in Chinese waters.
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Yarnell
Orient
San Francisco
Ant
Hetry UW. Yarnell
United States Assatic Fleet
Uber
Coolidge
Breath and Prayer Save Baby's Life in Pennsylvania
In Waynesburg, Mrs. Thomas McCullagh 20 saved her 4 month old daughter Lie Mie by breathing into the infant’s lungs after the child smothered under a rubber sheet. She used prayer and repeated breaths until the baby revived, saying she did not know how long she breathed before Beverly Tego arrived.
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Waynesburg
Thomas McCullagh
Watlitt
Beverly
Industrial Activity Up Sharply in July Reports
Washington August 14 The Federal Reserve reports show a sharp rise in July industrial activity. The board's index of industrial production advanced about Loz percent from June and higher than April and May. The July upswing was led largely by steel and related sectors, with production normally weaker in midsummer.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Ai Swerense Ny
Boy Missing After Escaping Dentist in Malden
William Kennedy, 40, sought dental treatment in Malden Massachusetts but fled the town dentist during an extraction. After an all night search, police issued a description of a single male suspect fitting Kennedy’s description as missing and unaccounted for.
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Malden
Mass
William Kennedy
William
Saaled
Butler's Condition Satisfactory at Capital Hospital
Associate Supreme Court Justice Florence Butler remained in Capital Hospital for a minor bladder ailment, with progress deemed entirely satisfactory by her physician Dr. Fred I. Sanderson. Trustee Bulles’ treatment will keep her in hospital for eight weeks, or 1 1/2 months, according to Sanderson. Princess Kushimi Dies in Atami Japan after long illness, 67, daughter of Admiral Prince Hiroya Kushimi.
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Butler
Washington
Florce Butler
Capital
Fred I. Sanderson
Tustlee Bulles
Sandersion
Mes
Atami
Japan
Csimeke Kushimi
Corysol
Hiroyas Pushim
Hs Nivel
Jatati
M Long Ince
Louisiana political power linked to oil graft case trial
In Dallas on August 18 19 federal investigators charged former Louisiana Governor Richard Leche and Seymour Weiss with taking graft in a Canady hot oil scheme. Burford and Winfrey cited as co conspirators, with a $148 000 payment linked to piping oil from Louisiana into Texas amid refinery orders and political influence. The case centers on payments and commissions amid Louisiana oil politics and the Canally hot oil law.
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Dallas
Tex
Aug
T. W. Drvidson
Preeman W. Burrard
Ilionate Daling
Jeinty
Richard Leche
Lowhiana
Seymour Weiss
Louisian
U. S Attorney
Eral Royee
Richard Jerhe
Louisiana
T. W. Mavid
Frau
Ida Burford
Jently
Jherhe
Weiss
Connally
Slowle
Burford
Uneich Abedessa
Texas
East Texas Refining Company
Rogge
Leche
Wiehss
Welss
Leet
Land Welss
Sid Burford
Martin “Winfrey
Wriss
Burford Sq
Wruss
Standard Ol
Jouisiana
iOn
Burrard
Wein
Glassell
A. G C. Glassell
Pelleas Oil and Gasoline Compny
Winfrey and
Deles
Ohb
Esles
Jenga
Burton
Eotlinie Ibs
Gasoline Price Rise Seen After Texas Refinery Shutdown
U S gasoline prices likely to rise about one cent a gallon after a Texas refinery shutdown. Pioneer Oil and Refining co executive Fred Slimp said the shutdown could force extended layoffs if crude supplies run out, with several Texas refiners warning output will stop when stocks end. Page 4.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Fred Slimup
Pioneer Oil and
Slimy
Slimp
Wand
Pura
Bay Suut
Cnerys
Ser Antonio
Wince
Phonits Refining Company
Described Rituals of Night Marches by Girl Witness
Washington August 19 A 19 year old former leader from Brooklyn testified before a campaign committee about forced midnight marches by a German American youth group. She said participants were stripped and forced to endure cruel rituals in darkness then burned effigies while singing German songs as punishment and mock worship of a leader.
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Washington
Aig
Hells
Une Divs
Hele Vopray
Brooklyn
Father jailed for imprisoning boy to keep garden safe
Clarksbury Aug 18 A 22 year old man was jailed for a month for keeping his son confined in a garden shed claiming the boy would trample plants and harm himself if left at large. The magistrate ordered the man to provide proper care while ensuring the boy is hospitalized if possible as state facilities are crowded.
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Kurford
Mi Tls
Department of Justion
Tarris
Glassey
Pala Weiss
Burford
Trey
Louisiana
Hneford
Sigvext
Fae Laws
Leche
Harris
Clarksburg
W. Way
Clini
Hain Altes
Minto
W. 1
Murshy
Daniel Day
Murphy
Roy
Day
Ray
Chitles
Smith
Court Enjoins Judge Kirby in Enforcement of Wodax Writs
The district court restrains Judge Kirby of Dimesheck and several state officers from interfering with Humboldt and Young operations in a dispute over stage general and truck limos. A mandamus is granted against Kirby to halt enforcement of injunctions while the state seeks further relief.
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Austin
Aug
Judee Fountain
Kirby
Dimesheck
Woxad Supreme
Tonteellon
Dudge Kirby
Bite Centerlig Willy
Humboldt, Young and Diving
Rave
Front
Asserbey
JARDOE GLOATS FROM CANADA
J V Jardoe, San Antonio’s weather forecaster, jokes from Canada about cool weather. He writes to assistants claiming relief from a months long absence.
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Canada
J. Vi. Jardoe
San Antanio
Feana
Calgary
Labor Influence Extends to Wildwood Fishing Event
A fragmented report from Wildwood New Jersey references a fish labeled by Elvis Liegd of Philadelphia tied to the International Textile Workers Union. The piece mentions a Condor weighing 2 1 3 pounds and a film label tied to a labor action or event, but several names and details are garbled.
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N. J
Elvis Liegd
Phila
Delphly Bruck
Prisoner Of War Made To Carry His Rifle Back To Camp
A captured prisoner of war, named as a member of the enemy forces, was seized during a night patrol after being surrounded by infantry. He was forced to carry his own rifle back to the camp, despite offering to surrender it. The captors refused the offer and ordered him to bear the weapon home. The incident highlights the harsh treatment described in the report.
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Taco
Melt Mary
Stontier
Immorality alleged at Long Island German American Bund camp
Nine teen year old Helen Vooros testified before the Dies committee that immorality existed at a Long Island German American Bund camp. She said leaders pursued sexual conduct, and that she quit after facing pressure from camp officials and warnings from a Bund leader’s wife. She described intimate relations on a voyage and noted attempts to influence members with Hitler praise and Nazism. The witness also referenced a sealed political letter involving Bund staff and a Hamburg contact.
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Washington
Helen Yooris
Dies Committee
Long Island
N.Y
Starnes
Alabama Dubin
Miss Vooros
Cloye
Sven Loyethen
Starnes Wheter
Theodore Dinkelncker
Fitu
Mita Voaris
Dinkelbacker
Gerermany
Ranning
Miss Vonras
Dinkeladker Wis
Bronx
New York
Bund
August Klapproth
Mise Vaorpa
Klapproth
Bund Jenter
New Jersey
Party of Ritley
Germany
Srz
Hitler
Oldrman Dies
Adolf Hitler
Dies
Diéy
Frederik Vanedenberg
South Brooklyn Post
Naxi
Letura
Hig
Hamburg
Sie
Severin Winterscheledg
Afer
Mny
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J. J. Klevenhagen
Wisconsin
A. Milcau
Perguson
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Attiie
Tex Toscan
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Suvissa
Niehaus
Matthews
Wiehausen
Weal Allis, Wis
Mate Pron Aolil
Myler Standish
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Standish
Maurice
Boy
Sol
Leghe Ghar
New Orleans
Rene A. Wiesen
Maeve
Bond
U. S
Oller
Rt WR
Aiual
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Enjomns
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