Weat Side committee seeks market house recreation center
A Weat Side committee led by Ruben Lonano urged Mayor Chambero on Wednesday to convert the old market house into a recreation center and to repair the space. Park Commissioner Jacob Habjole criticized the demand, saying action must be slow to ensure no extra funds are needed. The visit followed plans to open the space for public use.
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Weat
Jacob Habjole
Ruben Lonano
M. Chamber
Piles cure debates and dubious internal remedies
The article details claims that a supposed internal medicine can permanently relieve piles but notes widespread doubt and failed trials. It references Dr Leonhard and a controversial prescription, with mentions of improper drug pricing and patient risks, casting doubt on the efficacy of the treatment.
Doctor Takes Own Potion Ends Tragic Death in Chicago
Chicago reports a man identified as Robert Martin, described as a negro, died after taking his own patent medicine. a scene linked to a West Side market area and planned repairs. Local officials discuss repairs, with outside engineer Willard Simpson to assess the market house condition. A city committee led by Rubiola will present before the council to push for decisive action beyond cosmetic fixes.
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Chicago
Robert Martin
Thuresay Tubiola
Hay
Anid Patel
Toran
Hubiola
Willard Simpson
Rubiola
Lozano
Fld] Wright
Rubioin
Revival needs, Norris says in Fort Worth visit
Dr J Frank Norris, famed First Baptist pastor, arrives in Fort Worth to arrange a two week revival. He claims the country is at a low ebb spiritually and economically and says action is needed. Norris criticizes elevated society, predicts San Antonio could become his permanent home, and plans a large tabernacle to seat 5400 people with meetings set to begin in three or four weeks. He is registered at the Gunter hotel and will depart for Dallas Thursday evening.
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J. Frank Norris
First Baptist
Fork Worth
Noris
Hell
Wickersham
Norris
San Antonio
Dallna
Gunter Hotel
High Tariff Wall Raised in Mexico on Foreign Toys
Mexico City reports a government tariff wall on imported toys. A duty of about 60 cents per pound applies to toys engines and scraping jacks and other imported articles. Mexican toy industry, though large, faces competition from American German and Japanese makers.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Run Being Made on Savings Firm
Depositors continued to withdraw funds from the Perpetual Buildings Generation today despite assurances of stability from officers and bankers. Francis Addicoo, president of the Security Savings and Commercial Bank, stated the institution held 1,800,000 dollars in cash as of yesterday morning.
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Washington, D, G
Feb
Alchemist Sentenced to Prison for Fraud in Transmutation Claim
Frans Tausend of Munigg Woraria was convicted of fraud after deceiving a notable crowd and German mint officials by claiming to have discovered the catalyst for transmutation of metals. He received three years and eight months in prison.
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Munigg
Woraria
Pi— Frans Tausend
Simoat
Lodey
Lubbock Sends 60 Aid Applications to Regional Director
Lubbock reports 60 applications for farm relief have been mailed to regional director L. Harvey in Laura, seeking benefits from the 545 million federal drought relief fund. County committee approved the loan applications last night as part of the distribution effort.
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Lubbock
Lubtock
Birty
L. We Harvey
Laura
Congress
War Vet King Radio Singer Fatally Shot in Memphis
Floyd Melissack 22 a war veteran and radio singer was shot to death last night in a kitchen as he searched for food. Oscar Neely 30, described by police as mentally troubled by war trauma, surrendered after the shooting. Neely and Melissack’s landlady Jon Kennedy is mentioned along with Kennedy’s husband a police sergeant. Neely was taken to a hospital and later detained. An earlier broadcast from WMC preceded the incident. In Jacksonville Florida, Charles I. Carusi 68 longtime educator and administrator died today.
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Memphis
Tenn
Young
Floyd Melissack
Oscar Neely
Withlis Sack
Mire
Jon Kennedy
Cows Probe Still Forget Way Home in Ga Farm
In Hechland Georgia on February 4 a farmer’s daughter reported cows that wandered away from home and then appeared to sample their own products before needing guidance. A doctor was called to help after the incident as authorities were alerted. Prohibition extents were noted by Price as the event unfolded.
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Hechland
Valey Tid
Charlie Price
Mery
Prohibition
Price
Ntl
Plane crash injures crew near Camden
Commander Tine Danehawer, second in command of the Wilkins submarine expedition in north Lalr senturs, was reported only digits injured today after pik man cansbo near here yesterday. Pile x Hwan of New York also received minor injuries. The accident occurred when undercarriages of the plane touched electric wires beside a railway.
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Wilkins
Camden
Tine Danehawer
Lalr Senturs
Pik Man Cansbo
Pile x Hwan
New York
M Railway
School Board Election Plans Amid Board Chair Dr McIntosh
A special meeting called by Dr A McIntosh, board president, set for Thursday afternoon to discuss the March election. Brower, one of four board members, says he will not seek reelection while McIntosh Meckwann and Mrs Stella Walker are expected to run.
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Boar of Education
A. Mclntosh
Sao Brower
Rtiris
Feria
Dry Mclntosh
Adolph Meckwann
Amd
Stella Steves Walker
Man Sentenced to Death for Murder
Oklahoma news records Henry Lovet of Chicknehn sentenced to death for the final shooting at Don Folart as part of a bank robbery incident. The report notes a high school coach among the injured. Date details and spellings are unclear due to OCR errors.
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KL Reno
Okla
GOP
Thistriet Tuilge Suuciia Biheodh
Tosding
Henry Lovet
Chicknehn
Don Foliart
Pirat National Bank
Vadee Uinteck
Duke of Exmentinh
US Pilot Resumes Flight in China
An American pilot attempting a flight from Shanghai to Manila resumed his journey after a partial engine setback. The incident occurred near Pudong airport with minor damage reported to the aircraft.
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China
Calombyner Cure Turns Cold Relief Into Ease
An advertisement touts Calombyner as a safer pleasant remedy for colds to relieve nasal congestion and prevent complications. It claims rapid relief with one or two Calerabs, a mild taste, and no need for interference, promoting trial sizes available at general stores.
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Chia Soien
Mansea
Imng
Wales
Bederiine
Sally Neco-Pary
Chain Store Fee Drives Kansas Licensing Bill
A bill introduced in the Kansas legislature by Representative Taird of Cowley proposes licensing for chain store operations in the state. The draft would require a $50 fee for each unit or branch of a chain operating in Kansas beyond one location.
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Tophka
Kane
Rev
Kansas
Taird
Cowley County
Whispers of Tong Warfare in New York Chinatown
Police watched three suspected tong leaders in Chinatown after a February report describes tainted warfare rumors. An air force guide and camera crews were noted as part of the unusual surveillance amid tensions at Taong and Hin Sing tong headquarters as Chinese entrants were searched.
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New York
Cis
Chinatown
Taong
Hin Sing Tong
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