Coast Guard Posters Torn in Boston Protest
Boston demonstrators attacked Coast Guard recruiting posters on Boston Common after a Faneuil Hall gathering. YOUTH-led actions followed a Feb 3 shooting at a Rhode Island boat. Officials planned new posters, while critics demanded a presidential investigation into the Newport massacre framing.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Boston Common
Faneuil
Coast
Rhode Land
G. W. Briggs
C. A. Hicken
Newport
Hoo ‘Ver
Reward Offered for the Capture of Negro Bond Jumper
A reward of 250 pounds is offered for the arrest of Charlie Frazier, alleged black killer. The October crime involved two women struck with a hammer. Trial set for December 2 in Ninety-fourth District Court. bond of 35,000 forfeited after he fled. Sheriffs say San Antonio friends may be hiding him. reward aims to prompt betrayal. Frazier is accused of killing Helen Henderson and Lillie Brown.
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Charlie Frazier
Trist
Ninety-fourth
Colling
Goode
Board of Control to Study Hospital Sites at Dallas
Three members of the state Board of Control led by Chairman Bob Walthall depart for Dallas and Wichita Falls to inspect site options for a state hospital and review bids for furnishings. The board has inspected sites in Galveston and will decide whether the psychopath hospital is built in Galveston or Dallas under the law.
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Board of Control
Dallas
Austin
State Board of Amiral
Bob. Walthall
Tennant
Claude Teer
Dalian
Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls State Hospital
Pschopathic Hospital
Galveston
Dallax
Hague Reparations Conference Opens
The Hague January 3 The second International Argue conference on reparations opened this afternoon with eulogies for the late Gustav Stressemann the German foreign minister who attended the first Hague conference in August.
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Hague
Argue
Eulogiea
Lnte
Gustav Stressemann
Corpus Christi opens tourism bureau in city
A Corpus Christi chamber of commerce bureau at 203 Souk St Marys Street announces its opening to aid tourists and home seekers. Sidney Kring, corpus association manager, says Mrs Dyas will run the center which features a Nueces county eating exhibit along with Corpus Christi information. Detriot dispatch notes three state witnesses in the pending manslaughter trial of Martin Colin, with the fire causing 23 deaths and several missing.
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Corpus Christi
Naeces County
Antonio
Souk St. Mary's Street
Detroit
Jan
Witnhes
Martin Colin
Study Club
McRea
Tiree
Fitnesses
Peter Simons
Biz Hos
Louis Ranta
Louis Bloomfiett
Fund for Couple Threatened by Parting Grows
A charity drive aims to keep elderly couple Fo B. and his wife together for life. A $27 donation from Kerrville Church of Christ supports care by Dr. Li. Le Fowler in Ingram. They remain hospitalized and a fundraiser by Homer C. Harris seeks funds to prevent separation after discharge.
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Lund
Fo B. Isterd
Robert H. Green
Church of Christ of
Kerrville
Texas
Li. le Fowler
Ingram
Eld
Homer C. Harris
Dow Is Awarded Chemistry Medal
Herbert Dow of Midland Michigan receives the 1920 Perkins medal announced as the highest honor in chemical industry for significant contributions in preventing the production of tin, magnesum and other chemical materials.
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Dow
Chemistry
XEW Four
Herbert FL
F Midland
Mich
Tolay
Hielist
Remistes
Eight Children Die in London Tarred Petroleum Explosion
A tarred petroleum explosion in a rail yard in London’s hot district killed eight children and injured several others. Officials say the children were playing near barrels when the blast occurred. investigators believe a careless act or a spark started the catastrophic fire.
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Tonpox
Theor
London
Selien
Fall of a Large Meteor Reported by Many
Reports describe a bright meteor seen by numerous observers across a wide area. Descriptions mention a fiery object crossing the sky and a loud or notable atmospheric event associated with its appearance. Authorities or scientists are not detailed in the readable text.
Old Age Pension Up Soon in New York State
Albany reports the State Federation of Labor seeks a 20 dollar monthly old age pension for citizens aged 65 and over, with women to receive the same amount. The plan aims to start in the 1930 season as the legislature debates pension provision.
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Albany
New York
Elaborate Radio Net Will Guard Fliers in Arctic
Army fliers start Arctic patrols on 9 35a mile. First pursuit group to be in daily contact with the outside world via a short wave relay system organized by the American Starla Stelny team. Will proceed under protection of rain as a Roure in case of forced landings or other troubles.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Tliers
Starla Stelny Leamie
Roadster Truck Tag Warning Issued in County
W Knight beaconlight and inspector MLR issue warning on roadsters converted to trucks. Drivers must declare ownership of bricks when purchasing licenses. Truck license fees set at a base rate, fines may raise costs. Authority across Bexar County.
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Ferseng
W. . Knight
Bexar County Beailight and
Heensie
Mlr
Cutters Speed to Aid Stricken Ship
A swift cutter crew rushed to aid a stricken vessel on January 3 applying fast action in rescuing or assisting, with coordinated maneuvering and timely response by cutter personnel to stabilize the situation and render aid to those aboard.
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Rd Cuttery
Texas Woman Injured in Fire at Paine Area
A Texas woman sustained serious burns in a fire at the Paine area. Local responders and authorities investigated the incident, with medical aid provided as she was transported for treatment. Further details were not immediately available.
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Texas
Mom
Moore
Man Faces Three Counts of Theft
A court record details a man charged with three counts of theft. The incidents allegedly involved nets and related items in San Aringie two months ago. The document notes the defendant waived fees and that no further details were provided in the available text.
Sock and neckwear sale prices from Phoenix ad page
An OCR fragment lists various men s socks and neckwear prices with multiple figures. Prices range from .38 to 2.65 for socks and neckwear items including 50 cent to 2.65 dollar levels. The fragment references Phoenix and shows unit prices for different styles.
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