Mother of Nun in Oregon Gage Dies in Prison
In a grim report from Mexico City an inmate nun Concepcion Acevedo de la Liara is noted as the mother of a nun who died amid the aftermath of a firing squad execution nearby. The text, part of a cryptic financial column, mentions a 0-year prison sentence and deportation to an island penal colony. it includes references to other individuals and unclear details about the case.
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Mexico City
Concepcion Acevedo de la Sinta
Alvaro Abrogar
Concepcion Dela Liara
Ced
The Danger of Common Colds and Health Tonic
A newspaper card urges awareness of common colds evolving into influenza and respiratory illnesses. It promotes Mountain Valley Mineral Water from Hot Springs Arkansas as a health tonic to improve digestion, elimination, and overall vitality.
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Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Susanna Cosgrove Paints San Antonio Landmarks
Renowned artist Mrs. Susanna Cosgrove has painted 100 canvases depicting San Antonio’s historic landmarks. Her vivid portraits capture the city’s past as time’s ruthless hand seems to pause on the walls.
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Susanna Cosgrove
San Antonio
Brush Works for History in San Antonio Society Piece
Susanna Cosgrove of 72S Porter Street emerges as a notable figure in San Antonio art circles. The piece notes her long-hidden talents, recent public recognition, and numbered learner pieces, highlighting how local landmarks stay alive through her brusk brushwork.
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San Antonia
Susanna Cosgrove
Porter Street
Ebert & Time
Man 82 seeks license to wed 72‑year‑old widow in Texas
Charles Penn 82, claiming descent from William Penn, applies for a license to marry Annie M. Farrell 72. Penn, a retired rancher from Cusferennner Neb, first met Farrell 50 years ago and recently renewed acquaintance.
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Lor Angeofs
Charles Penn
William Penn
Annie M. Farrell
Penn
Cusfer Ennner
Farrell
Enloe Wife of Texan Realtor Found Safe in New York
Lola Enloe, divorced wife of W. C Edwarde of Uraumont Texas, a songwriter, was found in a Pennsylvania Hotel room after letters and a note hinted at self-destruction. Detectives said she appeared well supplied with money and may suffer amnesia. Her mother Florence Enloe of Beaumont had urged authorities to continue the search.
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New York
Lola En- Ice
W. C Edwarde
Uraumont
Texas
Nd Central Station
Brooklyn
Hared
Pennsylvania Hotel
Miss Enloe
Fwards
Florence Enloe
Heaumont
Chinese Delegate Reaches Geneva to Reestablish Chinese Delegation
Direct from Nanking, Dr James Wa brs arrives in Geneva with the Chinese contribution for the League of Nations. He travels to reestablish the permanent Chinese delegation and participate in League activities for the past financial year.
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Geneva
Nanking
James
Wa Brs
League of Nations
China
League
Mitchell proposes 30 million for federal prison building
Attorney General Mitchell calls for a 30.24 million federal prison program to ease overcrowding. Plans include a new penitentiary, a reform school, and three federal jails to house about 4500 inmates. Hoover says the army will vacate Fort Leavenworth to hold civilian prisoners until new facilities open.
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Washington, D. C
Mitchell
Hoover
Fort, Leavenworth
Kazs
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Carkwell's Island
Alcatraz
Cali
Army Post Prison
Novelty Silks in the New Tweed Effects
Novel silks imitate wool tweeds with large and small plaids checks and modern designs in rich autumn colors. Priced at four dollars per yard, the fabrics embody Spanish influence noted by Mallinson in the season’s fashion. striking and unique effects described.
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Spain
Mallinson
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Oregon
Gage
Licht
Headrick Co
Lnst
Edgar B. Maris
Southern Staten Art Jeucu
Mointings
Texas Fine Arts League
Pace Bberick Dievisy
Southwest Clay Products Institute
Athletic Club
Dallas
Texas A
Athletic Cub
Daleo
Beaumont
Richter
Wolff & Marx Co
Sebastian
MECON
Aeventi
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