Juroas Testimony in Pickett Accident Trial
Witnesses recount the night of the crash on Broadway near 1202 as D Montgomery testifies Pickett claimed intoxication likelihood. Dewith Sugsier, 18, Fort Sam Houston soldier, describes viewing the collision and the car striking a pedestrian and railing. Witnesses saw three bottles and the victim flung from the curb as the car swerved and toppled.
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Pickett
Montgomery
Dri
Tienes Dewith Sugsier
Fort Sam
Miss Bummitt
Broadway
Pikous
End Bad Cough Quickly at One Fourth the Cost
An old home remedy touts making a cough medicine from Pierx with 344 ounces of syrup, mixed into a four pint bottle. It claims rapid relief by thinning phlegm and soothing airways, using a Norway Pine concentrate and lager syrup, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Fragmentary eyewitness account after wreck scene
A witness recalls aiding in removing Miss Summity from wreckage and returning for papers. He described seeing an officer near a Lake Two whiskey bottle and a broken bottle from the car. He added that Pickett's manner appeared thick-mouthed and intoxicated.
Skunk Bite Sends Man to Hospital in Steel Area
A skink bite on the right hand of W. Denning, 60, of 402 Stonewall Street, sent him to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment. In steel news, Iron Age reports a moderate weekly decline to 56 percent operation, down four points as demand eases after price reaffirmations for Q1.
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Stonewall Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
New York
Iron Age Today
Farm Bureau Hears AAA Defense and Budget Plan
Chicago reports the American Farm Bureau federation in its seventeenth annual convention heard resolutions defending the AAA and its processing tax as essential to agriculture. The committee urged early balancing of the federal budget and cited one and a half years of experience supporting AAA principles.
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Dev
AAA
American Farm Bureau Federation
Obituary notices for multiple individuals with conflicting data
Obituary items list several individuals with survivors and service details. Fleaner Tanner aged 24 is linked to 303 Berkchire venue with services at a chapel and a requiem Mass at St. Gevella’s Church officiated by Msgr. M. Garnga. Other names include Willie Mat Bonner, May Gress, P. H. Heib, Charles, Luther, William Giddens, Florida Gaaries W. Lous, Lilian Lane, Walt, Charles Jr., Libbie Lays, Ricka Bur, Lab bie Laas, William Lass, and a grandchild Ser v. Services set for early hour and conducted by Rithe Undertaking Company with Rev. B. L. Wolff officiating.
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Berkchire
St. Gevella's Catholic Church
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Garnga
Willie Mat Bonner
May Gress
P. H. Heib
San Antonio
Charles, Luther
William Giddens
Florida
Student Tour of Houston Assured by Officials
A school trip to Houston scheduled for Saturday remains on track despite recent high waters. Tour manager O L Scott said parents should not fear contamination reports, citing assurance from Houston Chamber officials and county health warnings about rural drinking water. The train departs at 7:55 a.m. Saturday on Atlantic routes.
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Parent-Teachers Association
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Haypoud Ashburn
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Ashburn
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Hheir
Houston Water
Federal Prisoner Leaps From Train at ERIE Kan
A prisoner identified as 21 year old Wilful Voss escaped custody by leaping from a moving train near Erie Oklahoma en route to Leavenworth federal penitentiary. Officials reported the break while rail security officers attempted to restrain him. the escape ended with Voss on the ground and missing thereafter.
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Wilful Voss
Gklehoma
Treavenworth
Student wins Baylor honors in Midwest forensic tourney
Baylor University student Frank Rosson, son of Mrs. J. H. Rosson, won first in extemporaneous speaking at the Midwest forensic tournament in Wichita Kansas. Twelve teams from 32 states participated as Freeney of the Manion class is also noted.
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Baylor U
Frank Rosson
Bays University
Mtr
J. H. Rosson
McKinity Avenue
Witfield
Kan
Rosso
View Freeney
Manion Lass
Promotions Expected for Army Command Changes
As Secretary of War Dern returns to Washington from the Philippines, the army faces key promotions and appointments. Majors general are expected to be named, including new adjutant general to replace James F. McKinnis and a chief of the pit corps to succeed Benjamin D. Foules. Also to be named are an inspector general and a chief of the national guard bureau. Two brigadier generals will be promoted and two colonels appointed to fill vacancies from retirements and promotions.
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Washington
Philippines
Vmnj
James F. McKinnis
Fort Bam Houston National Bank
Pit Corps
Benjamin D. Foules
John F. Preston
National Guard Bureau
George E. Leach
Harold 3. Piske
Frank
Cochen
Awa
Activities of .A. Junior Birdmen
Friday night the contestants' squadron of the Junior Birdmen of America meets at the Gunter hotel the local headquarters atoomend. The wing commander leads the meeting to discuss the coming national contest in Chicago and local contests. Members who have participated in local indoor or outdoor contests are urged to attend and bring interested friends. The squadron aims to encourage broader participation in model building contests.
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Junior Birdmen of America
Gunter Hotel
Wlicess
L A Man Hit by Auto in Downtown Intersection
A man was struck by a car at the intersection of Fast Commerce and Olive streets and injured Wednesday. He was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Carl John Foster, 88, of 111 Marth Olive Street, is named in connection with the incident.
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L.A
Carl John Foster
Marth Olive Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Capucline Liquid Offers Faster Headache Relief
An old advertisement claims Capucline Liquid acts faster than tablets or powders by delivering dissolved ingredients ready for absorption. It argues solids delay absorption in both blotters and the stomach, denouncing tablets and powders while touting Capucline as non narcotic and effective for headaches neuralgia and muscle pains.
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Capudite
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