Thieves Target Homes in Patchy Burglary Spree
Detectives probe a string of burglaries spanning two feather pillows taken from an unoccupied rent house to a ransacked home. Victims include Ms. St. Bernas at 1628 West Summit and Tony Schiamera at Ld L Street, with clothing, linen, vanity items, tobacco, and a laundry bundle stolen. A prowler entered Mrs. Jackson’s room at 451 Tenth Street, while E Stewart on Seeth Soon saw a laundry bundle disappear from his car during a brief absence.
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Ms. ST. Bemas
West Summitt Place
Lewis Street
Tony Schiamera
L Street
G Jackson
Tenth Street
Delaware Street
Sr.e. Stewart
Jncett Theater
Inaugural Dresses for Airiam Arrive in Texas
Two new inaugural dresses for Airiam arrived in Tem pl Texas announced by Mrs George A Nal ie. Gowns were made in New York and purchased through a Tem- le merchant. One is a tailored suit for the inauguration ceremony at high noon January 26. The other is a decollete gown for the ball. Both are said to be very beautiful and among the best New York had to offer. Details and technical description were to be released by the designer later. Mrs Derzuson said her daughter had two specially made gowns reflecting the era.
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Associated Press
Bee Austin
Jon
WOSW
Texas
Templ
George A. Nalie
Ferguson
Mae
New York
Derzuson
Dannery 15
Frank Kemp Quits Post with State Austly Dan
Resignation of Frank M. Kemp as assistant attorney general has been announced. He will leave the office January 15 after accepting and then declining an offer to join Dan Moody's administration. Kemp, from Wilkar ger County, has been a principal trial lawyer in the department.
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Frank M. Kenm
Dan Moody
San Antonio
Wilkarger County
When You Feel a Cold Coming On
A vintage remedy note promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safe proven attack against a cold. The label cites B W Grove signature and a price of 30r.
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B. WL Grove
Law allows conviction for driving under influence even if not proven drunk
Judge William S. Anderson told the January term grand jury that it is unlawful to drive a vehicle while intoxicated or under any degree of the influence of liquor and that proving any degree of influence suffices for a conviction. He urged harsher public safeguards beyond small fines.
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William S. Anderson
District Court
Anderson
Uruvk
Grand Jury
Bond Granted Han Accused of Arson
Grand jury granted H. W. White after examining trial on a charge of arson in connection with a December 26 fire at the old Sicar's Dairy on Spring road. Bond set at 500 dollars.
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Houston, Jan
H. W. White
Spring Road
Ma to appoint senate chair in Wichita Falls
A terse state briefing notes that Davis of Dallas will join the move as part of the appointment process for a senate chair in Wichita Falls. It references Tan 6 as a marker and mentions the names Davis and Dallas in connection with the action.
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Senate
Wichita Falls
Tan
Davis
Dallas
Nashville aviator to be pledged into Sigma Chi at Vanderbilt
Lieutenant John Harding of Nashville, noted as a fourth-thin world flier, will be initiated into the Sigma Chi chapter at Vanderbilt University tomorrow. He pledged nine years ago as an engineering freshman, left to work, and now returns as a well established member with the alumni presenting a diamond-studded fraternity pin.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jan K
John. Harding
Vanderbilt University
Nish
Vanderbilt
Alsia
Deputy seeks boy in tire rim theft alert
Deputy Sheriff F N Flores on Tuesday sought a more enterprising youth who is suspected of possessing a bicycle tire rim. He arrested two youths found with a tire, and the deputy urged them to take him to the scene where they claimed the rim had been left.
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Ideputy
F.N. Flores
House delays Army bill to pass emergency deficiency measure
The House set aside the Army appropriation today to address the emergency deficiency bill, totaling 1 111 760 dollars with 2 000 000 slated for refund of illegally collected taxes. Debate will resume tomorrow with the calendar ready for agreement.
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Dan
Mexico to Probe Concessions in Industry Trade
Unity Jan 6 The secretary of industry and commerce was ratified a decision to investigate all oil and other concessions granted by the Mexican government to discover fulfillment of contracts. The measure aims to hasten exploitation of national resources and aid economic equilibrium development.
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Mexico
Secretary of Industry and Commerce
Radio Broadcast Brings Death Notice and Fundraising
A radio message from Fort Worth alerted R C Moseley and J B Moseley in Shreveport of their parents death in a Lexus grade crossing crash near Union Station. The broadcast sparked sympathy and raised funds as part of a joint endowment campaign by Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes, with $2,750,000 already raised toward a $3,000,000 goal and additional pledges from George Eastman.
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Tuskegee
Kansas- City
New York
Wampton ‘and Tuskeges
New York City
George Eastman
Rochestar-tameta
Waco Police Trace Valley Mills Robbery Loot
Waco detectives reported recovery of about 200 dollars of the stolen goods from a Valley Mills robbery case. Detectives Voorhees and Boyd traveled to Dallas seeking the remaining loot and information, hoping large portions are hidden there while they pursue a suspect held locally.
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Waco
Valley Mills
Rece Mills
Voorhees
He Boyd
Dallas
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