Double slayings at Shreveport police shootout
A midnight riot in Shreveport left two officers dead and another fatally wounded after a black suspect, Lemon McDaniel, was involved in a confrontation at a grocery shop. Police and fire crews contained the crowd as details emerged of shots fired from the police and the suspect. McDaniel denied firing, with one officer, Teddy Williams, killed and another, Lee Williams, fatally wounded during the clash amid a recent wave of robberies.
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Shreveport
le. Jaw
Lemon McDackl
Pereens
Absultar Hospital
E. DL. Sanderson
Dngmentor
J. G. Imer
Tom Hughes
Tarey Stasi
Toe Joont
Teddy Williams
Wan
Lee Me Jee
Williame
McDaniel
Aeathér Negross
A. Jones
Isdag
McWanick
Nemylstock
Bandi
Hatcher to Open Dallas Tax Law Office
W Gregory Hatcher former state treasurer announced plans to resume tax practice in Dallas immediately. He will operate a branch office in Dallas, expanding his legal services and office footprint in the area.
Good Can Opener Need Says Canner
Chicago January 19 14 The opening industry faces high demand as C E Home of San Francisco president of the National Canning Association opens its annual convention noting market needs for better can openers and productivity.
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Canner
Chicago
C. E
San Fran‘cieco
Die
National Canning Association
Ninety Charged in Religious Murders Uprising
Manila reports charges of murder and edition filed today against 67 men and 14 women involved in a religious uprising in Pangasinan province. The week of violence left many dead and the case centers on sectarian killings and clashes with authorities.
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Manila
Pangesdnan
Jobless on Register Grows as City Opens Relief Effort
About 2600 unemployed men registered at the courthouse basement on Monday under the federal labor bureau and Red Cross cooperation. The orderly crowd provided names ages and prior employments to aid in securing work, with white and Negro men present as the list will fuel efforts to place as many as possible.
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A. W. Girten
Fédern Tarm-Labor Bureau
Berg
Ned Cross
Nome
B.a. m
Lindbergh Receives Legion of Honor at French Embassy
Col Charles A. Lindbergh was awarded the Legion of Honor at the French Embassy in Washington, presented by Ambassador Paul Ulandel. The ceremony elevated him to the rank of commander, the highest honor France bestows on a foreigner. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd is to receive the decoration on a future date.
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Crone
Legion of Honor
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Paul Ulandel
Brante
Richard E. Bredt
Oil Competition May Cause War
Washington dispatch reports a theory that oil field rivalry could trigger a broader conflict. The analysis by Russell B. Brown of Tulsa, Oklahoma, secretary of the Governors Oil Relief Conference, argues global oil competition bears potential for serious wartime consequences.
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Washington, D. C
Russel B. Brown
Tulea
Okla
Arcrotary
Rovernars
Myers Quizzed On Twins Funds
A crowded courthouse hearing explored offers of money to the twins and whether Myers and his wife profited from the girls. Arnold testified that money was offered frequently but refused, as the twins wished for independence. The case, unfolding in Judge W. W. McCrory's court, was postponed when Rivera failed to appear.
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Aiyers
Ani
Pheum
Ceater
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Arnell
T. J. Seunitere
Myera
Mneeting Temarke
Sksinst
Edich Fooly Myers
Bete Skinner
England
P Iiirae
Mary Hilton
Mather
Mra
Witters
W. W. McCrory
Rivera
Cracox
Myere
Msem
K In
Myers
Hick
Boy Flies After Three Lessons at Roosevelt Field
Roosevelt Field New York January 19 Honey Bierds a 17 year old boy who needed one more hour and 40 minutes of instruction to fit soared alone twenty minutes after three lessons in two days. Long hop for Gab Jersey City January 19 Clarepee D Chamberlin seems to have made a record in length of a species tech to a filling station. Needing a certain gag for teal Cights he decided not to wait for shipment by car and hopped to Baltimore to get it.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Bae
Howe
Jersey
City
Clarepee D. Chamberlin
Sal
Baltimore
Winans to Attend Inaugural Ceremony
Edwin B. Winans commander of the Rishth Coeps Ares and five members of the slat will attend the inaugural centurieg in Austin Turkdas morning. Genera] Finang chief George Dr. T7 ner Kent Fulton Gardner and Maj. Robert J. Hithgin assist in staff duties for personnel and military intelligence during the event.
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Goremar-eleet Ross
Sterling
Edwin B. Winans
Rishth Coeps Ares
Goto
Austin Turkdas
Finang
George Dr. T7ner
Kent
Fulton Q &. Gardner
Anslatant
Atail
Belgian to Aid Jobless Throngs
Belgian government to fund part of a $10,000,000 credit to ease unemployment. An official in Brussels said the aid targets relief for unemployed workers amid ongoing public service and housing measures pending further details.
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Bertvshell
Ely
Father Held in Slaying Amid Airport Shooting Chaos
In Port Arthur the man identified as John Johnson faced a fatal shooting incident. Eyewitnesses describe a struggle near the lobby as law enforcement retrieved a camera from a photographer. Deputies reported conflicting accounts as officials investigated the weapon and motive while medical personnel attended to the wounded.
Federal Prisoner Weds Girl at Jailers Office
A federal prisoner, awaiting transfer, wed Willie Mae Berra in a jailers office during a Monday ceremony. The bride, tied to a Teace John Abook, was joined by a best man as guests observed the restrained event. The groom, Krank J. Mc Connell of 125 Uligning Court, recently faced sentencing in federal court and awaits Leavenworth renewal.
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Krank J. McConnell
Ulinng
Rel Court
Seta
Leavenworth
Willie Mae Berra
Toatlee
John Abook
Tal
Gcarda
Delay Sought in Vote on Aid Fund
Washington reports indicate Senate leaders push postponement of a 375 million Red Cross relief fund and a 20 million federal appropriation, aiming to extend debate until February to allow private fundraising. Senator Reed Zeal of Pennsylvania urges delay to enable Red Cross drives. President Hoover backs delaying action and forming a citizen committee led by Calvin Coolidge and Alfred B. Gantt. Senate Democratic leader Robinson of Arkansas plans immediate vote on the 25 million appropriation.
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Senate
Red Cross
Ed Erg Ton
Reed
Republican
Beareylvanias
Pennsylvanian
Red Crass
Nove
Hoary
Calvin Coolge
Alfred B. Gantt
Roblnvon
Arkansas
Man Jailed After Guilty Plea on Dry Law Charges
A garbled report states Charles Get tle of 321 Siderrey street Morias pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart to possession of liquor while others including Faparra Marvel Gere and Gee Schwitz with Pedro Garza faced charges related to liquor. Sentences included $300 bonds each and multiple defendants were arraigned or held in default.
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Pinis
Charles Gettle
Siderrey Street
Morias
Uuty
U.S
Paul A. Lockhart
Wan Net
Cours
Faparra
Marvel
Clay Elraed Jelnits
Lataxleating Manor
Lockhart
Tesridge
Gee Schwitz
Pedro Garza
Elmendorf
Schulzs
Garza
Continental Co Ordered to Stop Sale of Stock
Jefferson City Mo Jan 10 The Continental company of Fort Worth Texas was ordered to stop sale of its reorganization stock in Missouri by state securities commissioner Fenton T. Store. Meckard said the firm offered 49 and percent preferred cumulative stock and any common shares in the company which police poverty in Texas under taxante. A cease and desist order against the same company was issued November 25 by Stock ar.
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Jefferson Citt
Continental Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Siiesouri
Fenton T. Btoreard
Atate Securities
Meckard
Betn
Rae
Stochar
British Labor Leader Suffers Leg Injury After Meeting
London reports A J Raok, secretary of the Bettiah Mineral federation and noted labor figure, suffered a right leg amputation above the knee following injuries sustained at a political meeting. The timeline notes the incident occurred today after a recent injurious event.
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Tondon
A. J. Raok
Bettiah Mineral Federation
Hritisi
Missus Draws All Spades in Strange Card Game
In St. Louis on a January day a game among players collapsed after a woman drew all spades from her hand. The question arose how a single player could hold all spades, and the match ended abruptly with confusion among the Mrears.
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Missus
ST. Touis
Jan
Qattingy
Mra
Weather notes and festival details from Texas forecast
Fragmented OCR notes describe temperatures and wind, with references to a western festival and unsettled conditions in Texas. Mentions gusts, wind shifts, and a total accumulation figure around 2.845 to 2.846 inches since January, plus a timetable around 7 a.m. and street directions.
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Texas
Student Anchors Cow's Tail Incident at Heng High
Local report describes a high school student in Heng Oregon who fed a teased tale to a cow while milking. A brick attack knocked Jak unconscious during the event. Authorities note no lasting injuries and ongoing investigation.
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Heng
Duck Hornfall
Jak
How Is Your Wood Supply
Winter has several more weeks to run and many ads offer immediate deliveries and low prices. Classified listings feature people ready to provide quick wood supply at bargain bottom prices.
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