Baker Wakes Trio As Fire Threatens Home
A baker delivering bread to residents at 1031 Wiz Street woke to a fire that endangered three people asleep in the front of a bungalow. The roof collapsed as neighbor P Heginn at 1934 Ruiz Street stirred residents Abs Lavernin Meadow 20 Pauline Meadow 3 and Geraldine Meadow 3 escaped before flames fully took hold. Estimated damage about 5000. cause under investigation with initial word of a possible dining fire.
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Wiz Street
Hegnn
Ruiz Street
Abs. Lavernin Meadow
Pauline
Meadowe
Geraldine
Sohn Meadows
Young Urged for Governor in Texas Rally
A rally in Tyler, Texas, featured speakers from Live Oak and other counties urging James Young of Raudmen to enter the gubernatorial race. Young was not present, no announcement of his candidacy was made, and the event was interpreted as signaling possible consideration.
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Tyler
Texas
Wodar
Jamce Young
Rautmen
Xounk
Young
Ten Blocks Burn in Spokane Blaze Injures Two Firemen
A Spokane fire that began in an undetermined source in a lumber yard spread across ten city blocks in the industrial Brokawn area. Firemen were harmed, one critically, as the blaze strained the department. Great Northern main line trackage was wrecked and rerouted, and several telegraph lines were disrupted.
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Spokane
Wask
Brokawn
Eltare Department
Great Northern Railroad
Oregon, Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Plane crash near Westwood airport claims one life
Fletcher T Walker Jr., 20, and his brother Kenneth, 23, were aboard a plane that crashed 100 feet near Westwood airport. Fletcher died. Kenneth was seriously injured. The brothers, from a wealthy California family, had just returned from Africa with rare orthnological specimens for Stanford University, where they were graduates.
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Westwood
Calif. Ave
P. Fletcher T Walker Jr
California
Kenneth
Africa
Stanford University
Fire victim burial to be in Arkansas
The body of Arnson Hester, 26, of 614 Tipley Avenue, was sent to Warren, Arkansas, for burial after a fatal fire Thursday caused by an accidental blaze. His brother Carroll, also burned, accompanied the body as funeral services are planned for Sunday. Hester is survived by his parents and nine siblings.
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Arnson Hester
Tipley Avenue
Kimane
Warren
Ark
Hester
Bisbed
Drigaret
Cerrall
Tester
Mee W
Jwin
Carroll
Mother Defends Jazz Star Rudy in Comeback Shield
New York August 24 Mrs Charles A Vallee defends her son Rudy Lown a noted jazz favorite in a public statement amid a comeback. She questions a rumored name discovery and asserts support for his career while addressing concerns about money and fame.
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New York
Charles A. Vallee
Lown
Huddy
Rudy Swan
Mr. Vallee
Hindenburg Hunter at 82 Counts Bavaria Game
President Hindenburg in his eighty second year remains active hunting. After climbing two mountains in Bavaria he bagged two chamois bucks and fox animals.
Bucket shops exposed as feeding on public funds
New York reports warn that bucket shops siphon an estimated 30 million dollars annually from public investors. The article discusses regulatory failures and calls for tighter oversight to curb the illegal practice affecting thousands of ordinary savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eodten
Pémara B. Wilver
Hog calling tips and cattle lore from Gonzales Texas gossip
The Gonzales Inquirer reports on hog calling techniques by Bob Spooner, urging volume variety voice sincerity and facial expression to attract hogs. It also covers Pape of Monthalia selling honey to San Antonio and Houston, plus recollections of early cattle in Falls County and irrigation contouring methods.
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Harry Williams
Bob Spooner
Gonmiles
Rul
Hae Situ
Thy Gangalen
Bob
Gonzales Inquirer
Cecily
Gonzales
Gale Sud
A. Pape
Monthalia
Gonzales County
Pape
Gleing Mamy and
Addrena
Genie Gras
San Saba
Falla County
Gray
Texas
Gun
Cray
Bombing Planes Reach Manchuria
UPA dispatch from Mukilen Manchuria reports arrival of bombing air planes from France for defense near the border. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate military air support reaching Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Shanghat
UPA
Mukilen
Tachwer
Setai
Indas
Francs Angurt
Senator Tyson Veteran and War Hero Dies at 69
United States Senator Lawrence D. Tyson of Tennessee, a Democrat and World War I veteran awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, died early today at Manresa Manor near Keystone. Surrounded by his wife and daughter, he had suffered a nervous breakdown after a long illness and heart exhaustion.
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Philadelphia
United States
Lawrence D. Tyson
Tennessee
Manresa
Tinitarians
Stafford
Kert
Yesteroos
Cymel
Kenneth Gilpie
George EF. Phelps
Francis X. Dereum
Wilson
Wan
Suil
Ypres-Lys
Somme
Tyron
Sleuth Finds Thief's Auto In Northside
An abandoned mutamobile linked to the "society burglar" spree was found Saturday at Devos and Vera Cruz, following a tip from Northside residents. Police traced the car to a neighborhood and dispatchedDetectives Valdes Hardcastle Miggine Kohnke Carver to pursue the driver.
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Pelfre
Society
Wau
Devos
Vera Cruz Puesta
North Side
Watteeca
Severa
SL. Valdes
Hardcastle
Jonnie Miggine
Joe Kohnke
Bill Carver
Waving at Girl Leads Man Into Lots of Trouble
Pedro Mireles of 413 South Laresy street waved at a witness near his home triggering police action. Officer Galan arrested Mireles on vagrancy charges after a man claimed the wave looked like flirting. Judge Watson questioned the case and stressed need for evidence before sustaining vagrancy charges.
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Pedro Mireles
Laresy Street
Besleave
Dave Watson
Radio Programs and Concerts Across Chicago and New York
A sprawling schedule lists radio time blocks and live performances in Central Standard Time across stations WGN WEAF WJZ and WABC. Entries cover orchestra programs dance bands photos lectures and church services with many named programs and venues.
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Gem P.M
Cat! Teliers
Ksocpeles
Chicago
Bou Carter Wilson
Orchestron
Orcnentrag
WIZ
Ais
Uw Dre
Aston Buregt
Erman
Maulo
Ghimes
Cincinnati
Thela Orehn
Manafield
Lee
Orebeatea
Fuse Mamnog
Mit
Ford
Cien
FBI
WIATS
Sore
Wox-War Terrett
Teverie Hank Frolic
Wero Minnen
Paul
WABC
Dinos
Piet
Zie
Somor
Frieczahis
Gisrk
Shetehaa
Harry Paoar
Dreverro
Buntay Eehaal
Forjarle Hazelwood
fontFalla
WBAP
New York
Mermiby'a
Thusseant
Robin Samavay
Uy Grils Rust Kms
WEAY
New York—son
Muloe
Nur
Ein “Ierman
Peralun
O—Tiedto Guild
Toler Indsten
Abana Pictures
Law White
Plano
Jaenko’s
Ureit
Imps
Andy
Armetair
Byron
Inrly
Davee
Tai “Houral
Chitéren
Bran
Gancks Teauce
Mind
Uanre
JAG LS
Chirapo
Jolly
Orchestre Anil Dua
Amos-Andy
Time Readings Orchestra
Oncerl Oyehesima
Bingera
Coloracttol
Weay P
Anchealte
Touran
Rosera Orchestin
WEA
Rouse Joe Wiest
Twillcht
Bou —Verspelt
Athas Laulsviler
Meumla Sancers
Studia
Tim Mart
Eaneed
Cussing Costs Negro Ten Dollars on Peace Charge
Autom Williams, 34, of 717 East Crockett Street, fined $10 for cursing out Charles Griffin, 1011 East 1st Street, in Corpus Christi. The incident spanned street, Griffin home, and a ranch visit, with Williams repeating insults. Judge Dave Watson imposed the fine for disturbing the peace.
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Autom Williams
East Crockett Street
Givita
Charles Griffin
East 1
Williams
Griffin
Dave Watson
Willing Bio On
St Marys Alumni Barbecue and Field Meet Planned
St Marys Alumni announce a barbecue and field meet to be held Sunday at the end of West Cincinnati Avenue. William Teuhake is general chairman with Ruth Svel in charge of the barbecue. The event will feature inspection of a completed cross division project and a charity angle is hinted in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marya University
cAroous
Cincinnati Avenue
William Teuhake
Sar Ruthsvel
Momoces
Ora
Wan Escapes Trial Over Lies Penalty For Boy Unclear
A Byenrold boy testifies that Charlie Gibbs cursed him after a visit to Gibbs home. Judge Watson questions if the boy understands lying and oath while Gibbs is fined ten dollars on a belittlement charge and acquitted on another.
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Wan
Boy
Charlie Gibbs
Byenrold
Hansen
Tren Corporation
Gibbs Ray Dried
Meerer’ Kneh Jr
BIH Baet
Imine Yabrest
Rush
Tudze Dove Watson
Gibbs
Wat
Son
Tittle Rush
Tittle Rusty
Jute
Thinkenness
RUM RUNNERS SHOOT OFFICER AT TEXAS RAID
In Mercedes Texas on August 24 Mexican bootleggers fired from brush at Federal Prohibition agents. Graf was unharmed. officers arrested the smugglers and sent them to Brownsville for arraignment. An agent and Tyson tried to arrest them after buying 300 pots of liquor. The group fled and opened fire.
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Mercedes Texas
Graf
Merlowsty
Merceden
Brownsville
Uraf
Hourton
T. H. Tyson
Amugglory
Ute Hime
Bexan Shwotiog
Fire Threatens Old Hickory Residence The Hermitage
Fire swept the Hermitage complex near Nashville all night threatening Andrew Jacksons famed home The blaze destroyed the stable boiler and pumphouse and adjacent buildings but left the brick mansion intact The Hermitage is state owned and cared for by the Ladies Hermitage Association.
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Old Hickory
Nashville
Flermitage
Andrew Jackson
Wrick Mansion
Ladies Hermitage
Queen Solves Etiquette Problem For Reparations Conference
Dutch Queen Wilhelmina organizes seating and dress codes for a reparations conference banquet. She divides guests among forty tables to manage precedence while ensuring decorum. Delegates include Premieres and ministers, with attention to wives and formal gowns, diamonds, and Dutch flowers adorning the palace hall.
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Wilhelmine
Nelesia Pauling Muna
Netherlands
Jack Night
Philip Snowden
Brrth
Uschequer
Jiides
Snowien
York
Wilhelmina
Dutewy Court
Wilhelmina Tecr
Traina
Ars
Smowden
Rarat Yalace
Jithla
Mayors Race Quiet in AFA As Campaign Stalls
In LOOCISTISTE Kansas on August 24, Democrat forward M. Stredling threatens to withdraw from active campaigning against Mayor William A. Aperison, Republican, as the municipal election approaches. The dispute centers on campaign leadership and the stance of the campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loocististe
Fnward M. Stredling
William A. Aperison
Nepublicen
Tor Hia
Ety
Varity
Venomittee
Fireman W. H. Banas Honored at Local Station
Fireman W. H. Banas of 418 South Hachberey street has served since 1927. He is noted as a longtime member of the station band and participated in the annual fireman series conducted by the Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Banas
South Hachberey Street
Irs
Station No
Hebstoiley
The
Light
Polo Player and Wife Hurt In Auto Crash
Chicago August 24 report says Lieut McFarland of Fort Uorle polo team member and wife were injured when two autos collided. One officer suffered multiple broken ribs and a long fractured arm. Mrs McFarland endured serious injuries but their young daughter escaped unharmed.
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Chigago
M. McFarhand
Fort Uorle
McFerland
Office post reshuffles fill Army leadership roles
Brig General Moseley reassigned to Deputy Hurley in Washington to coordinate activities at the War Department. Symmonds moves from Cavalry School Fort Myer to command the First Cavalry. Lott shifts to General Staff at Fort Leavenworth. Hawkes leaves the Bourotesib brigade for First Cavalry at Fort Bliss limits. Ty to Eighth Brigade at Jefferson Barracks. Also a wartime-order bans costless men from using green tower elevators and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bliss
War Department
Washington
Colyman Service
Ans. S
G. Wohl Mostles
Hurley
Moseley
First Cavalry Division
Texas
General Headquarters
Co Durie
Charles J. Symmonda
Roca
Fort Miler Ikon
A. G. Lott
Eighth Cavalry
Wort
Fort Ors
Teaas
Geo G. Ty
Jefferson Barracks
Eighth
Dawes Returns to Britain's Capital
London reports indicate Dawes visited with Prime Minister MacDowall discussing potential reductions in defense and other policy topics. He then proceeded to review marking papers at the station, signaling ongoing official duties during the visit.
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Dawes
Britain
London
VPI
Anibase
Leawea
Tailas
Sealara
MacDowall
Te Drelines
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Geean
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Doczelen
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Rao
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UB Him
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KODR
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Vimes
Erle
Iwu Huura
WEAP
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Wumot
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust
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