Mars Theory Verified by Scientists
Observations from Towell Observatory near Flagstaff Arizona confirm long held Mars theories. Photographs and visuals show a day and night cycle and seasons similar to Earth, with an atmosphere of carbonic acid and oxygen, scarce water, and desert like regions. Darker areas suggest vegetation in spring and summer, while a receding snow cap marks seasonal change.
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Universal Service
Flagstaff
Ariz
Mars
Towel Observatory
Leas Develped
Democrats select stump speakers for DNC bureau
In Washington August 2 the Democratic National Committee announced the completion of its organization and the selection of the speakers bureau personnel. Representative James McCuin of Oklahoma was named bureau chairman, Mrs Bernice Pyke of Ohio vice chairman, and John L V Costello of Washington assistant to the chairman.
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Waaschawton
D.C
Democratic National Committee
Dureau
James ¥. McCuin‘sie
Oklahoma
Men
Bureau
Bernice 5. Pyke
Ohio
John ‘l V. Costello
Washington, D. C
Plant Juice promised relief for stomach ailments says San Antonio man
A San Antonio resident, St. Newman of Cortonwood Avenue, credits Plant Juice for complete stomach relief after years of pain. He reports improved digestion, relief from gas and sour stomach, restored appetite, weight gain, and better sleep. The Plant Juice Manix was introduced at Sommers' drug store and San Antonio stores offer free samples.
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Erwin
St. ¥. Newman
San Antonio
Cortonvrood Avenue
Ina
Deng Store
Houston
Navarro
Sommers
Lieutenant Cannon Returns to Kelly After Cross Country Flight
First Lieut J K Cannon completed a 60 hour cross country flight in a DH-4B, visiting air service schools from St Louis to Chanute Field then returning to Kelly Field San Antonio. The month long schedule was cut to two weeks due to weather and storms. He departed Aug 7 from Kelly with Staff Sergeant Cox, landing safely after each forced descent and gathering first hand information on instruction at other schools.
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J.K. Cannon
Kelly Field
Cannon
Cox
St Louie
Dayton
Washington
Langley Field
Aberdeen
New York
Delfonte
Cleveland
Chicago
Datroit
Selfridge Field
Chanute Field
San Antonio
Official Orders Relieve Officers for Duty Across Numerous Posts
A long list of military officers including Maj Burt W Palliips Capt Reginald Duckt Col Charles T Potter and many others are relieved from various assignments and reassigned to posts such as Port Mihon Allen Fort Sam Houston Camp Custer and Fort Leavenworth with several being placed in organized reserves and given new duties. Leaves and extensions are noted for several captains majors and lieutenants with durations ranging from days to months. Introduction of promotions and appointments also appears alongside amended orders and transfers across multiple corps and divisions.
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Burt W. Palliips
Cleveland Public Schools
Reginald Duckt
Medical Corps
Port Mihon Allen
Boston
Charles T. Potter
Engineers
Mississippi River Commission
Organized Reserves
Kansas City
Carl A. Bishop
Infantry
Texas & M
Camp Custer
Itudeate
Lawson
Fort Sami Houston
Vexas A
Alan EB. Campbey
Field Artillery
Jona W. XN. Schulz
Curtis J. Pillsbury
Thomas E. Campbell
Samuel Jo Eaton Jr
Mar! Clark
William C. Williams
Louis G. Weisman
Elmer E. Singier Jr
Fort McPherson
Baltimore
Gol. Howard ©. Price
Taird Corps Air
Maryland Ional Guard
Patrick J. O'Shaugdnessy
War Empartment Board of Contracts and Adjustments
John G. Botton
Ordrane
Assernon TF
Vani - Her
Letterman
John Justice
Fort Leavenworth
Willie Brown
Fort
Fort Crook
Fort Sill
Harold Johnson
Coast Artillery
Hawaii
New York
Stephd T.reut
Robert
A. Hilswortth
Taccan
Brooks Field
Arnold W. Zimmeraan
John T. Williams
Eighth Corps
Musketee
Charles Stowe Stodter
Signal Corps
Frank B. Hastie
Fort Bliss
Lawton
Camp Normoyte
Adalphe St. A. Fairbanks
Perolied
Edward H. deSaussure
Cavalry
Fort Toten
Fort Oglethorpe
Pier L. Focards
Eupingers
Fort Humphers
Buffalo
N. Y
Howard Barnes Troat
Artilery
Teserve
Camp Meade
Owe R. Marriott
Camp Lewin
Asalaned
Fort McDowell
Howard F. Schoonover
Theld Artillery
Port
Bragg
Cne
Purdue C University
Arthur German Stevens
Philadelphia
Adam Melsleichn
Quartermaster Reserve
Frederick W. Browne
Finance Department
Washington
Fork Leavenworth
Leonard F. Fello
Laovton
Percy E. van Nostrand
Jelly Field
Howard G. Davidaen
Air Service
Scelly Flota
Enoch Graf
Quarterbaceter
Columaus
Ohto
Tra Augustus Aunt
Prada
Frederick EB. Johnston
Coset Artiller
Jacksonville
Raleigh
George V
Ice
Fort aleDowell
San Francisco
Luther R Moore
Presidio
Murgeo
John L. Meddaugh
John L. Meddaugh.” Medical Corpa
Pernier A. Mix
Miedical Corms
McDowell
Harry Campbell Snider
Geastorm
Sonthe
Cast
Panies RB
Dubh
Kelly Field
Chanute Field
Fort Worth Plans Defense Day Observances
A Fort Worth civic committee of 100, formed by the Chamber of Commerce and local civic clubs, prepares Defense Day activities after the mayor declines to participate. Lt. Thomas H. Christian reports a reserve unit already at full war strength and says all organizations will be mobilized. Cities like Brownwood, Galveston, and Toaster also plan observances, with many small towns expected to hold picnics or similar events amid broad support and limited opposition.
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Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Defense
Thomas H. Christian
Fort Sam Houston
Jesas
Christian
Browniwood
Galveston
Defense Dar
Retreat Planned At Alamo Tuesday
Troops under US colors will hold retreat and pass in review on Alamo plaza with OL M I G from Fort Sam Houston. Ninth Teantry band will preface with a concert. National Anthem to be played by that band. students arrive by trucks and parade Crockett and Blum streets. traffic shut off. Mayor Tobin and Brig Gen Brown among reviewers. Colonel Culver flies cross country from Kelly Field to Wicken, Ariz, on corps area airways duty with 4 mechanics accompanying.
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United States
Alamo Plaza
OL M. I. G
Fort Sam Houston
Ninth Teantry
Twenty-third Infantry
Ninza
Twenhird
Crockett and Blum
John W.tobin
Preston Brown
S Antonio
Alamo
Avenue E
Doctor Invents New Truss For Rupture Healing
Kansas City doctor Andrews announces a lightweight truss with no pads or belts that he claims heals ruptures without operation. He offers a free trial by correspondence, asking readers to write for details and a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sr. Andrews
Koch
Andrews
Free Trial Offer Coupon Request
A reader requests a free trial offer coupon from Dr Andrews at 1778 Koch Building. The note provides the sender’s name and address and asks for no obligations.
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Dr. Andrews
Koch Bldz
Brooks flier clocks coast in eleven hours flight
Lieutenant Julian Hadden flew from Brooks Field to San Diego in about 11 hours showing an unusually fast time for a 1200 mile distance. The mission started Friday morning. Captain Perry E. Taylor and Captain Thomas G. Willamy receive new duties and leaves. Lieutenant Colonel Charles T. Martin named acting provost marshal for the Eighth Corps Area. Major Francis C. Crowley granted two months leave. Galveston inspection ordered for Fort Crockett ordnance.
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Brooks Field
San Diego
Julian H. Hadden
Harden
Charles TP. Martin
G-1
Eighth Corps
Galveston
Glen F. Jenks
Wiedth Corpa Arca
Fort Crockett
Monkey in pulpit jolts Butte sermon at First Baptist
In Butte Montana Rev. Colin O Farrell preached to a large congregation while a tethered monkey sat beside him on the pulpit. The monkey chirped and leaped as the preacher read from the pulpit and lamp-lit stage. The service turned to a moral plea against evolution urging God created man. A student-daughter reportedly trained the animal for the stunt, causing a dramatic interrupted sermon and lights required for focus.
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Butte
Mont
Colin O'Warrell
O'Farrell
Mionkey
Toor
Franks
O’barreil
Sehcol
Chicago
Mr. O'Farrell
Soviet Executions Surpass U S War Losses, Experts Say
American government experts report the Soviet Cheka executed 1786 persons, more than Russia’s World War I casualties of 1,700,000 and over three times the combined U S losses in the Mexican, Civil, Spanish and World Wars totaling 501,080.
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Universal Service
Washington
D. C
Russia
United States Army
San Pedro Drowning Victim Identified
Positive identification of Enrique Hernandez aged 14 of 338 Blam Street was made after his body was recovered from a San Pedro Park pool. An older brother Felipa Hernandez identified him. he is believed to have suffered a heart attack while swimming around 8 p.m. Sunday. Firemen and physicians could not revive him.
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San Pedro’ Park
The
Riche Undertaking Company
Enrique
Hernandes
Blam Street
Felipe Hernandez
Forgiveness sought for would be slayers in Kansas City
Jackson county constables thwarted a plot to murder a two week old baby as Loren Peer son and his wife sought to flee Bates City. Parents B G Reerson and the Bainbridge couple arrived at the county line seeking forgiveness and a chance to care for the child. The young couple, prominent in Bates City, had wed recently and moved to Kansas City to escape talk after the birth. They were held without bond pending arraignment, with relatives visiting and a prayer offered for the infant’s welfare.
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Kansas
Loren Peerson
Jackson County
B. G. Reerson
Peersons
A. S. Bainbridge
Bates City
Women's Department
General
Peerson
Irs
Kansas City
National Jewelers Meet Opens in St Louis Amid Jewels Display
Jewelers from across the nation converge in St Louis for the National Retail Jewelers Association convention running all week. Biridwood F. Hufnagel of Mount Vernon presides at the opening. Concurrently the National Jewelers Publicity Association and Retail Jewelers Association of Missouri hold sessions. A $10,000 jewel exhibit opens at the Statler hotel with guards provided by special police.
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ST. Louis
National Retail Jewelers’ Association
Biridwood F. Hufnagel
Mount Vernon
N. X
Naional Jewelers’ Publicity Association
Retail Jewelers’ Association of Missouri
Statler
Motive Sought in Death by Poison in Austin Hotel
Police investigate why Donald Harphan 35 registered at Randell Hotel took poison Sunday night after being missing since Saturday. His body was found in his room by friend J Mahaney and hotel staff with bottles of poison nearby. No note found. car located on street outside.
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Donald Harphan
Randell Hotel
Harphan
J. Mahaney
Mahaney
A. P. Porter
Dr Rufus Johnston Noted Pastor Dies At 69 In Pleasantville
Dr Rufus Perry Johnston 69 years old former pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church died at his Pleasantville home. He previously led congregations in St. Joseph Missouri and St. Louis.
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Pleasantville
Rufus Perry Johnston
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Johnston
St. Joseph
Missouri
St. Louis
Posse Captures One Slayer as Others Escape in Louisiana
In Bienville Parish near Archdia and Desdemona, a posse trapped two of three fugitives, Fred Colemat and Willin Washington, after a murder of Sheriff B M Renif Jackson Parish. Booker Basse was captured near Desdemona, with armed patrols and mob talk following.
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Shreveport
Fred Colemat
Willin Washington
B. M. Reni
Jackson “Parish
Torge
Areadia
Bienville Parish
Aneley
Murtle
Borthy
Archdia
Coleman
Washington
Booker
Basse
Desdemona
Ansler
Booke
Bank Robbers Strike First National Bank in Aug Mystery
Seven bandits robbed the First National Bank of $10,500 in Fayetteville and fled by automobile. Sheriff Schnipper reported that three men matched the gang description and had camped nearby before the crime. Pursuit traced them to Nashville before the trail went cold. This was the second Southern Illinois bank holdup in 24 hours and the twelfth in five months, occurring as the Minor Barker Association gathered in Edwardsville to discuss stopping the robberies.
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First National “Bank
Fayetteville
Schnipper
St. Claireoanies
Edwardsville
Selling San Antonio luncheon topic set by Cham bers
The Salesmanship Club luncheon at Guntur will feature G M Chambers presenting Selling San Antonio to Steels. DL Kaufman will lead the day. Tom H Eitheridge Jr and Wallace Rogers will welcome guests. Tean Moore serves as bouncer. Margaret Wallace will perform special dances.
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San Antonio
G. M. Chambers
Tuncheon
Guntur
DL. Kaufman
Tom H. Eitheridge Jr
Wallace Rogers
Tean Moore
Margaret Wallace
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Grove
ENEWS
Lieutenant Cannon
Kelly
Culver
C. C. Culver
Kelly Weld
Cruss
Wueson
Areca Airways
Brooks
FO Dalas
Perry E. Taylor
Dallas
Exag National Guard
Ine Stenetor
22Th Cavalry
Thomas G. Willamy
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
Francis C. ¥. Crowley
Fort Clark
Schocklin
Lenya
Absense
John Schocktin
Fort Blige
Preacher
U. S
San Pedro
National Jewelers Association
Austires Police
Rufus Johnston
Boy al
St .Mary's Ste
Crockett
Ns SA Antonio
Alamo Iron Works
Nu-Grape Bottling Co
Euclid Avenue
Texas
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