Burglars Loot Whisenant Drug Store Cash and Narcotics
Two men broke into the Whisenant Drug Store at 602 Brooklyn Avenue early Saturday, escaping with the cash register, safe, perfume, stamps, whiskey and narcotics from the rear department. Mrs Whisenant fired at them from a bedroom window as they fled, while her husband and son aided in pursuing. Detectives suspect an organized gang linked to prior burglaries including a 95 dollar theft at East Houten Street and a break in at Beacon Hill Grocery Company.
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Morr
Mtr
Whisenant
Pital
Meng Department
Choy
Tri
Ut Fe
Hartmin
Higging
W.reothner
East Houtenatreet
Beacon Hill Grocery Company
Fredericksburg
Wife of Canal Zone paymaster missing in Illinois home
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of Mrs. Florence Messner Glue, wife of Robert W. Glue, United States paymaster for the Panama Canal Zone, from her mother's home in Illinois. She was last seen in her room at the Seisase residence at 4 am. Glue, who had voiced melancholy, had expressed a wish to return to Balboa. Canadian authorities are assisting as searchers probe dense woods near the residence.
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Robert W. Glaw
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Balboa
Afr
New York
Prawroo
Seignes House
Texas Twins Named for Calvin Coolidge and Dawes
A Cameron family in Will County names twin children after President Calvin Coolidge and Charles Dawes. The household welcomes two newborns linked to the names and signals a local curiosity as the first case in the area to honor the presidents in this way.
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Texas
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Dawes
Billboard ban sparks district dispute over permits
A meal company sought a permit to erect a billboard on a prominent residential street but was blocked by city ordinance. The company argued individuals could place signs on private property, while the city maintained the ordinance forbids the billboard. The city attorney ruled against the proposal.
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Weet Ao
Prrens
Milan
Etty
Bomen Aloo Applien
Tn Wn
Sleep Less Eat More Says Scientist
Professor F A Moss of George Waebloglun University reports experiments with students sleeping over 60 hours, finding the average man needs less sleep than thought and that food intake harms the system more than sleep. He plans further testing next winter to pinpoint exact sleep needs.
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Washington
F. A. Moss
George Waebloglun University
Moss
Charred Bone Found After Laden Hotel Fire
In San Angelo on August 22 investigators recovered a charred bone beneath the Laden Hotel remains after a Thursday afternoon blaze that destroyed the three story structure. Doctors said the bone resembled a human wrist, prompting speculation that guests or occupants may have perished. Fire exposure and debris hindered full identification as investigators and a hotel staff search continued for clues and missing persons.
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Sam Angelo
Bay
Debrig
Tms
Hane
Berneath
San Angelo
Hich
S A May Be Home of Harry Snodgrass
Fragmentary notes depict a scene about Harry Snodgrass at S A May, with characters Jargéat Mah and Le Hike. The text hints at calm living preferences and public performance, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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S.A
Harry Snodgrass
Veteran Sues U S To Collect War Insurance Policy
A veteran filed suit against the federal government seeking payment on a war insurance policy. The plaintiff alleges a denial or failure to pay benefits and seeks $4370 plus monthly installments of 37.0 dollars. The case was filed in federal court on Saturday with details unclear due to OCR errors.
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U. 8
Federal District Jtorney
Mano Ale Rae
Major Rowell Hops Off After A A Visit
Major Rosa Ee Stowell confronts a forced confrontation near here as Major Rowell departs after a prior visit. The events unfold with a detour into a war context, while the aircraft detail references a nine or ten hour flight and a record in parallel with a historic record. The report notes the involvement of a dettavitind plane and a long duration air effort.
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Rosa Ee Stowell
sTarine
Sen Priday
Hereon
Wreshington
Beft
Thief Takes Horse But Spares Wagon in Saltillo Street Theft
A thief rode away on a horse belonging to Ernontn Gitter, tied to a wagon left standing on Tavaca-aprect. The owner pursued and recovered the wagon, while the horse was not harmed. A friend witnessed the scene and aided in the pursuit.
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Tavaca
Mexican Labor Chiefs Visit Sparks U S Labor Debate
Morones and Mexican Federation officials arrive in Washington and San Antonio amid plans to study labor organization in Latin America and Mexican labor in the United States. The party, including Edward Moneda and Alberto Mendaz, aims to defend Mexican workers and discuss Pan-American and labor issues with U S and Mexican officials during a brief stay that may touch on immigration and policy.
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United States
Dun-Aimer Tcam
Washington
San Antonio
Luia N. Morones
Mr. Morones
Mexia Con Federation of Labor
Edward Moneda
Alberto Mendaz
N. Idar
American Federation
Blexico
Mexico
Moronce
Mr. Moneda
Mozienn Indorers
Thepees Federation of Indar
Miss Mamie Gray Texas educator dies at 36
Miss Mamie Gray a 36 year old Texas educator and biology professor at Southern Methodist University for the past two years died following an illness. She was a graduate of Genin College with a bachelor’s degree in 1948 and earned a master’s degree from the same institution. Her parents are Towne Gray of Stamford and John Le Gray of Chicago.
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Texas
Daldar
Elizabeth Cras
Mzsoelate
Southern Methodist University
Pedday
Tanden
Orm. Wikter
Canyon
Teva
Prollyers
Towle Gray
Stamford
John le Gray
Chicago
Migs Gray
The
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Release of Bandit's Pal Acknowledged In Williamsport
In Williamsport on August 28, Thom Wogen, a noted road figure, is said to be released after a thorough examination. The case concerns Tot Geraint Chapman's associate, with authorities confirming a linkage to prior criminal activities.
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Bandit
Williamsport
Ang
Thom Wogen
Geraint Chapman
Pipe Fitter Dies In Kansas Refinery Blast
A pipe fitter at a Kansas refinery died from injuries after a vapor leak caused a blast. The victim, Palmer, is survived by several children and other family members. Fred Rolle, another worker, was severely injured but is alive. Investigators work to determine the cause of the incident at the Rovuna refinery.
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Tiree _ ATICANBAS CELY
Atty
Palmer
Fred Rolle
Renault
Rovuna
Martinique Chief Wounded In Plot
An attempted coup plotting against Governor Niehart of Martinique wounded the governor aboard the steamer Telegrin de Lrtanche. He was seriously wounded and taken to a hospital.
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Niehart
Tellegrin
Powder imprint in Morris Forges case sparks court talk
Chicago Aug 2 The Domestic Relations Court heard Mrs Porges describe powder imprints on Morris Forges shoulder and a blonde hair as circumstantial evidence of his affair The judge urged the husband to brush his sleeves more thoroughly and keep reasonable hopes while the case proceeds.
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Thera
Morris’ Shouller
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Deputy Calls On Reserves For Help
Deputy Sheriff Sam Tames called for assistance after arriving Saturday morning at a farm 7 miles south of the city. A tenant on the Corpus Christi road reported being beaten and hog tied, with details unavailable. Deputies sought additional aid and investigators were dispatched to the scene.
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Dine
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Speorani
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Lee Juhnson
Offde Unt
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Th. G. Lamm
Corps Christi
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Roorter
Sheriff's Office
Jamen
Nsaistoige
Lightning Kills Three Near Sales City Georgia
A simani woman and two benthars were killed near Sales City Georgia when a house they were inside was struck by lightning. The incident occurred in Pridi and involved Mim Albert Pitts, Webb, and Webcb as the victims. The scene described a fatal lightning strike with local authorities responding to the aftermath.
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Gay
Aig
Sales City
Pridi
Xatorta
Mim Albert Pitts
Didi Webb
Wainy
Stern Desimyal
Negro
St Louis Police Jails Athlete On Theft Charge
A young athlete, described as well regarded, is jailed in St Louis while police investigate a theft case. He allegedly stole four books of gasoline dockets, then fled after a past medical study in Atlanta. He claimed to be Ralph Neltree from the East and tried to pay with counterfeit or bogus checks in Dallas, saying his arrest would shock people.
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Brean ST
Lovir
Aig
Alataron
New York City
Lawn
Southern College
Chaeka Oxy
Hank
Dalles
July automobile output totals in United States
The Commerce Department report shows July production of autos in the United States at 340,238 passenger cars and 7,481 trucks. Year to date totals reach 2,203,299 passenger cars and 204,085 trucks. The department notes North American output and other perils last year.
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Washington
7. C. Aus
United States
Maxbonger Care
Commerce Department
Paiwinger Cays
Photo engravers re elect M Woll at union convention
Matthew Wall president and all officers of the International Photo Engravers Union were reelected at the annual convention in Cleveland on August 22. The next convention city will be announced after the official local event details.
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M. Woll
Cleveland
Matthew Wall
Arbor
Jelly Thieves Flee After Lead Shower
A Friday night confrontation near 112 Boyne Avenue ends when J B Smith fires a shotgun at two juveniles stealing gasoline. The youths flee in a neighbor’s car after abandoning a siphon and five gallon can. Detectives search the area but find no trace of the prowlers.
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J. B. Smith
Boyne Avenue
Feas
Busasuch
Smith
Ong
Thor
Sarton
Wieenne
Mexicans Sail to Fight Moroccans in Spain War
A San Antonio official announces Mexican volunteers from across the Republic sail Saturday to join forces against Rif rebels in Morocco. The expedition, lacking official ministry backing, will join 140 Cubans en route via Spain, with no clear rationale given for Spain’s role.
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Spain
Export gasoline prices are cut by New Jersey ruling
The standard of New Jersey today ordered a cut in export gasoline prices. A reduced cargo rate is set at 15 2-4 cents per gallon for one toll, and grade details show further reductions. The move lowers the price for export gasoline overall.
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New Jersey
Woodlawn Branch Library Adds 200 Volumes of Fiction
The Woodlawn branch receives two hundred new fiction volumes to be added this week. Mrs Timphyoy announces the Carnegie Library expansion as part of a school reading program for local children.
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Fubior
Humphrey
Whrarinn
Carnegie Library
Aifteen New Horrowern Hinya
Hbrary
Walls
Mra
Timphyoy Gall
Bagka
Rndie
Uheary
Ubrary
Nebools
Eimpheoy
Nonnend
Selznick Trustee Files Damage Suit in New York
In New York on August 22 a damage suit seeks 40,000,000 against Selznick related enterprises. Arthur X. Dalyno, trustee in bankruptcy for Selznick Distributing, files the action on behalf of creditors of the studio and other motion picture entities.
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New York
Supreme Court
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Sellxnick
Sreditera
Tyouln Ty Bélenlek
Culver Reviews Planes at Kelly Air Field
Wier review held at Kelly Bird Saturday with Colonel C C Quiver in command. About 176 whips were on the line.
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Culver
Kelly
Fiaytenant
C.C. Quiver
Mne
Pool clean today with barbecue for patrons
A local pool offers free barbecue sandwiches for patrons today. Note states that the event is for whites only and is located 53 miles along Pleasanton Road.
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Pleasanton Road
Lincoln backer urges Coolidge for another term
A public letter from 1883 by William A. Aiken, a Green Mountain voter, praises Abraham Lincoln and expresses support for Calvin Coolidge for a second term. The letter, sent from Marblehead near Boston to President Coolidge, recounts meetings with Lincoln era figures and reflects bipartisan esteem for leadership.
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Lpresi
Dent
Coolidga
William A. Aiken
Green Mountain
Lincoln
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D. V
Abraham Lincoln
Connecticut
W. A. Buckingham
White House
Mother and Sons Taken From Clarksville Home
Relatives report Mrs Teresa Garcia of Salina Street expects her niece Mrs McCaulley and her two sons Lewis eight and Robert seven to arrive soon after they were taken from their father’s Clarksville home. They were removed from San Antonio by their father on July 22 and have since been separated by the divorce action filed by the wife.
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Robert Garcia McCauley
Lewis
Ant
Robert Jr
Chuteday
Clarkaville
Wenn
Ray
Teresa Garcia
Salinag Street
Mre
MacGauley
San Antonio
Uly
McCianleys
Ainee
Mee
Water appeal to board for orphanage project
A protest to the water board seeks a water supply letter for the Protestant Orphans Home now under construction on the landen road. The committee warned action would occur if full membership did not support the request. Mrs O Savensnp, president, said the home faces only a partial water allocation until completion while the building awaits full cooperation.
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Water Board
Aes
Savensnp
Wesmal
U S Flier Hurt in Morocco Fall
A Philadelphia born lieutenant colonel Charles Kerwood of the American flying squadron suffered a non fatal injury when he fell during a training night near Casablanca Morocco. The accident marked the first casualty among the volunteers in the unit's activities with the Moroccan campaign.
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Morocco
Casa Blanca
Jug
Colom Sharles Kerwood
Philadelphia
Bul Nhot
Auto License Law Inquiry Faces City Commission
City officials discuss a proposed ordinance to require automobile drivers to undergo physical and mental tests. City Clerk Fred Fura says the ordinance, referred to City Attorney Joseph Ryan for opinion, may never reach the commission amid past state law changes and debates over driver testing.
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Buthday
Fred Fura
Commission
Texas County Safety Council
State Java
Tulamo Bales
Joseph Ryan
Erica Aati
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