Ade the Humorist Basks in Town and Moves On
The humorist George Ade, visiting Kenosha and Houstons? He toured the St. Anthony Hotel, chatted with reporters, and joked about celebrities wearing labels. Ade plans to play golf after touring with plans to continue to New Orleans and Florida.
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Kenosliz
Wis
George Ade
St. Anthony
Volloi
Lette
Va Ade
Thomas Meighan
Napoleon
Waterloo
Coltic
Ede
Emile
Peter
Flora
Ade
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Florida
Nixon
Glass
W. A. Trimpe
Medina
J. B. Fletcher
Breckenridge Hi-X Club Members Lake Outing Return
After a three day camping trip at Melina Lake nine Breckenridge Hi X Club members have returned home. Ernest Vredricks and Oscar Beithly of the YMCA joined the outing group alongside Chilii Montalbo Orlando dterotette Chubert Derrick Foy T Moody Montgomery Hawthorne AWoendell Potter John Ray Max Derflen and Edwin Shelby.
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Melina Lake
Breckenridge
Ernest Vredricks
Oscar Beithly
Young Men's Christian Association
Chilii Montalbo
Orlando Dterotette
Chubert Derrick
Foyt Moody
Montgomery Hawthorne
Awoendell Potter
John Ray
Max Derflen
Edwin Shelby
Our Cross Word Puzzle Rectangular Riddle
A historical puzzle column presents a rectangular crossword with interlocking synonyms for listed clues in horizontal and vertical directions. The puzzle includes vehicle, grape conserve slang, beast of burden, nickname, metal, eluders, Arabian ruler, and other terms, with notes on timing and style from 1935.
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Motor Buses Wrt Railroad Business
Missouri Pacific President L W Baldwin warns in a monthly statement that expanding motor bus and private car traffic threatens rail service. He notes passenger earnings fell over 1.5 million in 1924 while other departments rose, and cites December traffic as record breaking. The 1924 merger of International Great Northern with Missouri Pacific stands as a major achievement despite adverse weather.
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L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
International Great Northern
Missouri Preifte
Theft Ring Leaders Caught in Wichita Falls Robberies
Wichita Falls police announce the arrest of three African American suspects and seizure of diamonds and clothing valued at over 7000 dollars. They say the Riley home robbery is cleared and the large clothing haul suggests the group may have tied to other major robberies.
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Wichita Falls
RE. F. Riley
Two Negroes slain in Chicago affrays headline
Two African American men were killed and a third seriously wounded in Chicago shootings. Pearl Nelson died, Fred Lyne was wounded, and Henry Morgan was killed during separate confrontations with suspects who fled. Richard Mack was involved in the fatal incident.
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Chicago
Jan
Pearl Nelson
Fred Lyne
Henry Morgan
Richard Mack
Powder explosion injures Texas boy
Percy Sommers, 16, was badly burned in a gunpowder explosion while playing in his yard in Marlin Texas. He was taken to a local hospital with serious facial burns and doctors held hope of saving his sight despite the severity.
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Texas
Marlin
Tex
Percy Sommers
Leon Salinas Named Minister to Japan
Leon Salinas, former undersecretary of the Treasury, was appointed Mexican minister to Japan. The announcement came from Mexico City on January 5.
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Leon Salinas
Japan
Mexico City
The
Treasury
Pool of Blood May Lead to Corpse Found in Vacant Store
Detectives trace a blood pool beside a drunken man in a vacant store on Military Plaza to a fatal fight. Police search the building basement and creek beds for a body while questioning the intoxicated man in custody.
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Military Plaza
New Envoy Named for Saltillo Post
Duquoin Illinois January report says Thomas Fora, former private secretary to two U S senators H Smith of Georgia, leaves for Saltillo Mexico to assume duties as vice consul. Fora is a graduate of Washington University.
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Duquoin
Thomas Fora
United States
H. Smith
Georgia
Saltillo
Mexico
Washington, Taos
Washington University
George W Day 68 dies in Honey Grove
George Washington Day, 68, well known in Fannin County, died Saturday in Honey Grove. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon.
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George W. Day
Honey Grove
Lex
George Washington
Fannin County
Sermon Plea On Jesus Hands Uplifted For Souls
Rev. Asher Harlan Brant of Madison Square Presbyterian urges his congregation to heed the outstretched hands of Christ in the Sunday service. He cites Luke 24 40 and speaks of Jesus inviting children and bearing sacrifice as central for the new year.
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Asher
Harlan Brant
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Ferguson to announce first appointments in Texas
Temple Texas January 5 The governor elect Mrs Miriam A Ferguson will make public the first appointments Tuesday morning announced from Ferguson headquarters in Temple Texas.
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Temple
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Frau Ruth Fischer Ordered Out of Vienna
Frau Ruth Fischer, Communist Reichstag member, fined 120000 crowns and deported from Austria for using a false passport. The action signals Vienna authorities enforcing passport laws against political figures. The decree specifies exile as the deportation term and a monetary penalty for the offense.
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Vienna
Frau Ruth Fischer
Reichstag
Austria
San Antonio Man Dies in Train Accident Near Palestine
Two men died and a third injured when an Illinois Central train derailed near Palestine. Thomas M. Webb of San Antonio, engineer, was fatally scalded. Wil Persons of Palestine, a fireman, was crushed beneath a freight car. Lt. C. Hooper of Tugor was seriously injured but expected to recover. Webb’s body was sent to San Antonio for burial, service planned for Tuesday.
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I-G. N
Palestine
Wil Persons
Tex
Thomas M. Webb
San Antonio
C. Hooper
Tugor
France Opens Highest Radio Broadcaster Base
France opens the highest radio station in the world on Pic du Midi in the Pyrenees near the Spanish border. The facility sits 9489 feet above sea level and is expected to enable observation of radio telephonic phenomena previously unexplained.
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France
Pic-du-Midi
Upper
Pyrenees
Texans oppose postal rate hikes say papers cannot absorb costs
The Texas Publishers Association adopted resolutions in Dallas protesting proposed increases in postal charges. They argue newspapers and advertisers cannot absorb higher delivery expenses and will forward copies of the resolutions to the Texas congressional delegation.
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Associated, Press
Dallas
Texas Publishers? ‘Association
Texas
Conarea
Passengers Rescued From Japanese Steamer Ginvo Maru
Fifty one passengers rescued from the Japanese steamer Ginvo Maru after it caught fire about 1500 miles south of Los Angeles. They landed at Manzanillo aboard the American steamers San Francisco and San Julio, per a report to the Department of the Interior from the immigration inspector at Manzanillo.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tan. G
Los Angeles
Manzanillo
San Francisco
San Julio
Department of the Interior
Bandits rob card game and kill one in Elamath Falls
Oscar Erickson, 38, was shot and killed as three armed masked robbers held up a group of card players in Scandinavian hall basement in Ore Jan. The attackers ordered players to line up against a wall and took about 400 dollars before fleeing.
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Elamath Falls
Ore
Oscar Erickson
Scandinavian Hall
Erickson
Francis Etheridge Dies in Dallas After Prolonged Case
Dallas lawyer Francis Etheridge senior partner of Etheridge McCormick and Bromberg died after a long litigation over the Peter McCleland Sr. estate. McCleland died 28 years ago leaving $400000, a $270000 fee to Etheridge and associates had been paid after a 37 year case. Etheridge died of heart failure in the same house 48 days later following acute indigestion.
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Dallas
Francis ‘Etheridge
Texas
Etheridge, McCormick and Bromberg
Etheridge
Peter McCleland Sr
Waco
McCleland
Peter McCleland Jr
Clelland
Mr. Etheridge
California
School official dies after altercation in Texas
Sulphur Springs Tex Jan 5 Joe Simms 50 a member of the park school board of trustees is said to have died from injuries believed inflicted in an altercation. Ed Duncan is being held.
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Yielt
Premier Synd., Inc
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Saltillo Post
Sealess
Cuisk Your
Baking Company
Security State Bank and Trust Company
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Commerce
Epltis Schlaho
Sam Antonio
Frau
Ruth Fischer
San Antonian
Francis Etheridge
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Fomby Clothing Co
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