Shutdown in Utica TVG aftermath halts downtown traffic
In Utica New York a two day shutdown ended as offices and shops reopened after underground gas explosions triggered fires. Firefighters contained smoldering hotspots while a six block traffic ban remained in effect and crews replaced gas and water lines. Police shut main intersections during repairs and investigate the blast path and cause.
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N.Y
SCO
Trafece
Honey
Telephone
Erectus
Pacen Paules
Ainta
Dravel
Cardus Aid Recalled By Women In Past Trials
A vintage testimonial recounts Cardus helping Miz Ike Wright of Begs at three times with credit and health relief. The speaker, after marriage and during midlife, notes improved well being, gratitude to Cardus, and a recommendation to friends. Thousands of women reportedly benefited from Cardus.
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Cardus Baz
Miz
Ike Wright
Cerdit
Dor Erapigs
Hess
Nest
Haviig
Cnet Fm
Cardus
Cardai
Cartai
Relief for Pile Pain Promises Cure and Refund
An advertisement touts New Pile Relief as protecting against further pile attacks and offering money back. It claims immediate pain relief, drying and shrinking effects, and promises refund if not cured. The vague copy urges visiting a dentist for treatment.
Spreckels Divorce Hearings Focus on Alcohol and Alleged Affairs
In Los Angeles today testimony continues in the Spreckels divorce battle. Roxana Spreckles, minister’s daughter, testifies of a elopement and a wild romance with John B. Spreckles, accusing him of heavy drinking, gambling, and infidelity. She claims broadcasting and large sums spent on liquor and gambling disrupted their marriage and led to a temporary reconciliation after learning of pregnancy.
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Los Angeles
Spreckles
John D. Spreckles
Yong John B. Spreckles
Roxana
Gavia Spreckles
Spreckies
A. Watson Browne
National City
Agus Caliente
Dr Dorbandt to Attend Southern Psychiatry Convention
Dr Thomas Dorbandt, prominent San Antonio physician, leaves Thursday for New Orleans to attend the 42nd convention of the Southern Psychiatric Association from February 21 to 23. In New Orleans he will present the invitation from the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce to about 1000 doctors to hold their convention there.
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Dorbandt
Thomas Doorhendt
San Antonio
New Orleans
Southern Psychiatrie Association
New Orléans
Cadet Wilkes Dernett Funeral Rites Planned Friday
Cadet Wilkes Dernett, 24, Randolph Field student, was killed when his plane crashed near Lavernia on Wednesday. Funeral services will be at Charles Hanavan chapel Friday afternoon, with interment in Greenville South Carolina. Surviving is his father F. M. Barnett of Greenville. Cadet Kevin Burke accompanied the body.
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Wilkes S. Dernett
Rardolph Tiel
Kevin Burke
Rancelph Field
Barnett
Kelly Field
Lavernia
F. M. Barnett
Greenville
Townsend Leaders Welcome Inquiry Into Pension Plan
Washington officials of the Townsend organization hailed Congresss inquiry into the Townsend and pension movements as favorable publicity. The House approved forming an eight member committee to investigate. Robert F. Clements national secretary boasted the inquiry would exonerate Townsend and push the pension plan to a vote. Representative Celler charged Townsend officials funded Dr Townsend and related elements with 2000 dollars weekly.
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Townsend
Washington, D. C
Congressions
Townsend Organization
House
Robert F. Clements
National Secetary
Plan T
Celler Democrat
New York
Dr. Townsend
Townsnd
Italy advances southern line as Ethiopian campaign continues
Rome reports Marshal Pietro Badoglio, commander of Italian forces in Ethiopia, says the first army corps has renewed its advance southward and that the air corps offers no truce to the enemy. He notes nothing particular on the Somaliland front.
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Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
Hell
Bexay
Alamo
Lancing
Mqnor
The Santa Anna Weathered Medina River Moment Detail
A detailed retelling from Frank Hanighen on Santa Anna's march toward San Antonio on February 20, 183, proposing that a northern Norwest rain could have altered the battle by flooding the Medina crossing. The narrative links the storm to a potential Texas massacre and recalls Santa Anna's approach and the priest dialogue. The piece also notes Henry Smith moving the Texas capital to Washington-on-the-Brazos and the convention's upcoming meeting on February 22.
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Alamo
Medina River
Santa Anna
Frank
Hanighen
Medina
Atima
Catin
Antonio Lopes de Santa Anna
ns.Mexles
James
Santa Anta
Plaza
Tloed
Washington-on-the- Brazos
Henry Smith
Not
Texas
San Felipe
Smith
Washington
Light quake shakes El Centro without damage reported
A light earthquake struck El Centro at 2 28 a m today lasting one or two seconds with no damage reported. No injuries or further activity noted by authorities.
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California
EL Centro
Calif
Pentecostal Assembly Parley Opens In Bay City
Hitler L Blankenship state chairman attends S A Convention in Ban Antonio to join a sectional church gathering. The event runs Wednesday through Friday with two daily meetings and sessions at 10 00 a m and 8 00 p m at the local church ulcers Noe walttas street Elder Blankenship to speak on America at the Cross roads musical portions by Mrs Sussé Raimond and band of La Feria.
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Blankenship
S.A
Ban, Antonio
U16
Noe
Walttas Street
Sussé Raimond
Band of la Feria
Army Trial Briefs McMullen Defense Rest Case
Lawyers defending Col. Joseph J. McMullen rested their case in a general court martial. They argued no favoritism toward Joseph Silverman and contended contracts awarded by McMullen served the government. Evidence stopped without McMullen testifying.
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Regess
Washington, B
Joseph J. McMullen
General Court
Colonel McMullen
Army
Charles W. Thomas
Ware
Upton Birnie
McMullen
San Francisco
Joseph Silverman
Dexter
McMui- Ten
Constitutionality of FRA Attacked in Federal Court
New York February 20. Constitutionality of the four billion dollar federal emergency relief act of 1935 was under attack in federal court today. A demurrer filed yesterday in a criminal action against four bakery owners for paying wages below their PWA contract cited the act as the basis. It is reported as the first suit challenging the act funding the relief project.
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New York
Demurrer N
PWA
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