Deposed Brazilian Head in Portugal aboard Alvcantura
Wroshington Lain, the deposed president of Brazil, arrived in ESSUON Portugal with Als family aboard the steamer Alvcantura. A separate report from Cambridge Maryland notes Goman Booze, 36, convict carpenter, pled guilty to a fatal assault on his wife and a mother, and was sent to Hardmore to serve a five year manslaughter term.
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Portugal
Essuon
Wroshington Lain
Brazil
Als
Alvcantura
Cambridge
Goman Booze
Corpenter
Hardmore
Stolen Goods Recovered In City Report November Find
Stolen goods valued at 10072.68 dollars were recovered by city detectives in November. Detective Sergeant Stanley We beb announced the recovery. Dr MW Cy Rees optometrist returned and required practice at City Central Bark building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Detectiven
Tuensley
Stanley Webeb
Cy Rees
Mother hears youth given life for murder at Fort Leavenworth
Viola Brennan reports on 24-year-old James Adams receiving a life sentence for the murder of his bride Lillian Richard son Adams mother tears, supporting his plea but grieves as he is led from the Federal building. The piece notes family members from Mississippi and Virginia, the emotional impact of the verdict, and shifts to a brief unrelated note about Viscount Lascelles in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Brennan
Veith
James
Federal
Fort Leavenworth Penitentiary
Adams
Wim
Hoestewan Alsrays
Cusedug
BfcComb, Mies
Mississippi
Oll
Misa Gledya Adams
Jamis
Adams Oul Vrey
Teara
Hal
Olster Gladya
Hoy
Iuer
Eyo
Annie
Molly
Tin
Adaims
San Antonio
Fehool
Kansas
Mal
War era waste and rail demands on modern methods
The piece argues wartime spending misfires and extols modernizing rail and transport methods. It notes government attempts to clear London slums with funds and railroads resisting heavy regulation while urging adoption of up-to-date technologies and practices to restore travel and commerce. It critiques paternalism and calls for practical reforms.
City Moves to Protect Abandoned Railroad Property
The report notes ongoing construction and past rail traffic blockers in the city core. Attorney W. B. Oakemore was engaged on behalf of Rock Island Rail for a levee claim removal, as municipal officials push to safeguard the city’s rights to the abandoned railway land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
W. 2B
Oakemore
Rock Island
Immigration Ban Proposed in U S Aid of Unemployed
A fragmented report describes a push from a GOP figure to suspend immigration to aid unemployment. The text references Wallingson and Nepre gentalise Cable as involved parties amid a partisan debate on immigration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingson
Dee
Republican
Oia
Priest Raises Defense Fund in High Profile Trial
In a case unfolding at a Kansas City hotel, Grace Aliss Brandon, a key witness among ninety, awaits the start of Major Shepard’s trial delayed by a missing government witness from Nicaragua. The defense plans to portray the government as pursuing motive over crime, arguing no murder occurred and that Shepard should be convicted of first degree murder or acquitted.
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Major Shepard
Siseetheart
Grace Aliss Brandon
Kanaay City
Nicaragua
Maj
Purley Hawley
Shepin
Fort Riley
Kin
Major Sheperd
Bliss Brandon
Mexico holds hunter's body in hunting accident
Raymond Markham, 33, of Columbus Ohio, died near Cowhuilm 36 miles southwest of Del Rio after a hunting trip with Capt. George W. Williams of Galveston. Williams was detained as authorities investigate the fatal shooting blamed on a faulty light reflected by a tin piece.
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del Io
Texas
Raymond
Markham
Cowhuilm
Here
Willon Acuna
George W. Williams
Galveston
Peel
Wik Tiawe
Wuil Fon
Columbus
Ohio
Ayinka
Hie
Alliniux
Captain Williams
Mexico
del Alo Inez
Contain Williams
SS van Tbeking
Williams
Reserve Officer Arrives at Area Lieut Col Darnard Cinmings
An area reserve officer from Denver arrives for two weeks of active duty in the Eighth Corps Area. The office of the Corps Area Ale officer notes possible death penalty, with life imprisonment as a possible alternative. Prosecution witnesses listed include Janier Davila Tawrente Ming Grace Bronnlon Willingham Dell and others from San Antonio Waco Austin and Chickasha.
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Darnard Cinmings
Air Corns Reserve
Denver
Ins
Eighth Corps
BV. Janier
C. BR. Davila
J. Ed. Tawrente
Ming Grace Bronnlon
Gil Willingham
J. V- Dell
Bira
Warner B. Gates
Mra. C. Sf
Wilfey H. TW. Hochwater
Telph B. Young
H. ¥. Murray
Mra
B. EB
Willimsh Wu Miss Chariott
Schaefer
Kyl
San Antonio
Tt. S. Serugen
Waco
Deana
G. I. Denbow
Austin
J W ¥. Seoth
Cliatay
Ohlotoma
Soldier’s life sentence in murder case ends tense trial
A soldier received life in prison after a pleabargain in the murder of Mrs. Adnan at Fort Sara Hows ton area. The defense signaled no manslaughter plea, while jurors were selected from towns including San Antonio and Kerrville. The verdict left the soldier’s mother in tears as the courtroom reflected on the case.
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Adnan
Milly
Erstern
Fort Sara Howston
Adams
Albert A. Clarke
San Antonio
Fitegerald
Florenville
Ft. J. Kilough
Devine
Gus Aaltenkol
Seguin
A. Mewell
Nixon
Charles Heal
Kerrville
Henman Vollmering
Fischers
Charles Jobuck
Helena
Bronk Saundera Ponesall
Garlel
Richard Foy
Thomas Dir
Luling
German panic over alleged Dollah ada terror plans
Berlin reports a heated Reichstag discussion on alleged terrorism against German minorities in Upper Silesia. The Foreign Minister Gurting ng addressed the foreign nlfdirs committee, framing the issue amid tensions.
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Sgatus
FUE
Berlin
Dollah Ada
Gurting Ng
Destinies Twisted in Bolton Church Magazine Advertisement
In Bolton England on December 2 the monthly issue of BL Marks church magazine announced a controversial coverage about burial and baptism of the dead. The text claims a cryptic message: “we buried all that remains and baptized all the dead.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
England
BL Mark's Shurch
Vapex advertised relief for sniffles and colds
An old ad promotes Vapex as easy to use with a single drop on the hanker and vapor that relieves sniffles and colds. It claims long lasting effect and affordability, noting it was the original wartime remedy and widely sold with millions of bottles yearly.
Demonstration Convicts Tim Cons in Home Radio Tube Test
In a San Antonio report, Mrs. Chas Veetiler describes a home demonstration proving a difference in radio tubes. Tim concedes there is nothing like Eveready Tubes and notes they cost no more than ordinary ones.
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Tim
Chas
Veetiler
K. Youston
San Antonio
Texas
National Carbon Company, Inc
Eveready
Evolving Tube Design Aims To Stabilize Field Ports
The piece discusses older tube systems and the fragile port layout, noting two supports instead of a stable base. It highlights vibration from synermle speakers and the impact on precision, warning that legacy designs risk uncertain performance.
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Joskes
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Joske
Lee
Joske's Stationery Department
Eliue
Egypt
City Central
Ne ‘Remaber Federal Reserve System
Soldier
Knits
London
Dre
Viscount Lascelles
Mary
Queen
Raytheon
Straus-Frank Co
Flores
Fredly
Brirlub
Srithout
Trailroads
Vniencations
Railrusde
Ooonergtart
Hage U
U.S
Hunters
Uldier
Cpt
Narnia
G. Wodel
Bodet Steamxlip Agency
Alamo
Mac Rogers
Eveready Regideon Desler
New York, N. Y
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
San Francisco
Vale of Alan Carbide
Pag
Ana Cerkon Corporation
Eveready Hour
B.C. Netizars
Raytheons
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