Wounded Youth in Dallas Charged Amid Taxi Incident
Wounded 14 year old, Ruscald Waten, lay in a Dallas hospital after a taxi dispute. Joe Tallas, 20, was charged with assault with intent to rob. Officer statements note Slarton, 43, described pulling a gun from a share and grasping the driver’s shoulder during the altercation.
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Dallas
Tallas
Joe
Ruscald
Waten
Siavely
Tony
William G. Slarton
Griver
Julice |Ink
Highleon Park
Dallac Auburh
Heesor
Nurs Mara
Nurse Tells How To Stop Gas Sleep Sound
An advertisement promotes Adirika, claiming it relieves gas, nervousness, insomnia, and constipation. It alleges the product washes out poisons and provides a calming effect, with testimonials and vague warnings, from Sommers-Wagner and APLERTEA CO in St. Paul Michigan.
Zemo Advertises Itching Relief for Skin Irritations
An old ad touts Zemo as a family antiseptic that stops itching and soothes skin irritations. The copy claims widespread relief and features phrases like relief with the first applicator and thousands of cases helped, priced at £1.00 and available from dealers.
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Réemar
Wife Freed From Neuritis After Treatment Claims
Fragmented OCR reports an account of a wife freed from neuritis after various treatments. It mentions neighbor concerns, a nurse’s notes, and discussions about drug doses and safety, with unclear claims about effectiveness and harm, reflecting uncertain medical guidance.
GWIL-SERVICE ELECTION TUESDAY
An election set for Tuesday will place police and fire departments under city control in 7S precincts at 3 a.m. opening, with polls closing later. A court challenge aimed to void the vote failed, and supporters remain confident the amendment will pass, though concerns about a six month probation clause were noted.
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Ovvlark
Wright
AQL
Mondey
Witness in Warne county grand jury shot and wounded
An important witness for the Warne county grand jury was shot and critically wounded by an assailant at 10:30 today near a drug store. Police believe the suspect targeted the witness to influence the grand jury proceedings. Prosecutor Larry Dor said he had information on potential arrests and the case remains active.
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Warne County
Where to Vote Caly Balt Fire Station No 2
Voter guidance lists polling sites across diverse locations including Fire Station No 2, 11028 Peres street, and multiple civic buildings such as churches, schools, and markets. The document enumerates stations in a broad area with dates and place names like Mevican Baptist church, Catholic hall, and St Mass's in reference to voting access.
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Caly Balt
Perestreet
X _firiwcas atkwet
Stelios
OL Nagall
Matels School
Bolnecs
Plotea
Toutcuse Nots
Nagai
Usbietes Art
Eteas
Sardacinta
Avelngehachadi
Moral
XL Tarcag
Brractra Ceoters
Mai
N. Zarbe- Moberis Serout
Ashby
Cincinnatiad
Alezander Arena
Seo Main Avenue
Machackovl
Sainayorus
Stephen Ty Martin
Starssail bin Paro Phaimats
Ta Fredericks
Staick’s Fainehos
Hiuewell Place
Presbyterian
Wooalacra
Arslaurant
Frederickabare
Bite
Gracia Mierer Collen
San Treen
Vacate Azusa
Mestletee
Gonzales School
E. Macnoile
St Mass's
Evergreen Drug Store
Brackanrtézpectogl
Eise Sleties
TMC
Stac
Miltee’s Creeers
Live Oak
Wrocenserencis’ Mator
Mae Vehzol
Pesland Place Gortenment
Tutheraa Carck
St. Tulsick's Halt
van Ness Harrie Echosl
van Ness
Zavala Seheet
Ausiie
Elgath_ Rovert
Tac Shoal
Eaewe Bie
Dyetuz
Braunfels
EL Co
Ti, Lerner
Teroming
Fiurtinger's Store and Nearby Shops Listed
Fragmented OCR lists several store names and addresses including Fiurtinger's at 4512 East Hous, Wilson's at 24 Bo Heuster Mord, and Wilkes at 20 percent Mataparca City Laterators. The text is garbled with misread street names and illegible terms.
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Fiurtinger’s
E. Hous ‘Wilson's
Wilkes
Mataparca
Ballaing
Rene Atore
EH. Com
Society Notes Honor Miss Freeman At Monte Vista Tea
Additional society pages report Miss Thyltis Freeman hosting a bridge and tea party at her Monte Vista home in honor of Misa Kethryo Mloier Davies with pink rose and forget-me-not decorations. Guests enjoyed desserts, a dance, and prize awards for attendees including Margaret Sanchez and Aurora Acosta amid a busy social calendar with several upcoming entertainments.
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Thyltis Freeman
Bridgetes Bamaday
Monte Vista
Misa Kethryo Mloier Davies
Merold Pickler
TY. I
Gibbons
Far Bridge
Banco Pari
Raiz Avenue
Migses Margaret Sanchez
Aurora Acost2
Nellie Soraann
Ari
Aarlio Faege
Ror Nichola
Tes Caelilie
World to Build Better Highways Worldwide Plan
The commerce department fixed a total road expenditure of 34.09 million dollars for the new year after a study of 110 nations. The plan envisions pure mileage expansion and improved road networks across sectors through subsidies and nationwide development.
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Ashington
D.C
Tan
Commerce Department
Tywan
Feportat Com 110 Nations
Palitir Cel
Subvdisiaione
Bia
Mayflower Burns Goes to Bottom Off Philadelphia
The aged U S S Mayflower burned and sank near Philadelphia after departing for the water’s edge. Reports say the ship was gutted by fire and lies at the bottom of the Delaware River with unclear cause and potential self-inflicted damage. Rear Admiral Arthur St. Maire commanded earlier orders to refit, but the vessel endured delays and insults amid a long career through multiple administrations.
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Talemal Service
Washington, D
U. S.S
Philadelphia
Grounia
Vestethich
Harding
Craridge
Cerriee
Presilene Hoover
Tess
Ele
Saturniz
Wee Ng
Cinity
Pounwa Canal
Arthur St. Mair
Deaware 1
Mrs Mary Kahanek Burial Tuesday
The body of Mrs Mary Kahanek Mark wananes who died Sunday at a local beans for Taseral Services Tuesday at Sacred Heart Catholic church. Survivors include six children Mrs Louis Sole Curve Mrs Thenry Boser Moulton Mrs William Kit Cuero Mrs Julius Ducek Hel bertsville Miss Elizabeth Kahaanek San Antonio Leon T Kahanek Hallettsville two brothers Dolph Atikulenka Dilley Tabo Mikulenke Malletsville and two sisters Mrs Julia Kicker Dilley and Mrs Ancie Janacek Barnes Lite.
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Mark Wananes
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Burvivars
Louis Sole
Curve
Thenry Boser
Moulton
William Kit
Cuero
Julius Ducek
Helbertsville
Elizabeth Kahaanek
San Antonio
Hallettsville
Tu Dolph Atikulenka
Mrs. Elizabeth Haddon Headley II Burial in San Antonio
Mrs. Elizabeth Haddon Headley II died Sunday at her residence 1501 Nolan Street. Funeral services were Monday at her home and St George Catholic Church officiated by Rev Frederick J. Winderlin. Burial followed at St Mary's Cemetery. She was a lifelong San Antonio resident and survived by husband C Headley Jr. and five children: Albert H Kubdiasen Jr Melloune J Joseph W Joy B and Arlene B. Houston.
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E. H. Bradley II
Eilzabeth Hutton
Parley to Study Job Stabilization Opens in Washington
A two day conference opens in Washington with professors, councilists, clergy, and public officials plus labor representatives to study permanent employment mobilization. The gathering aims to chart long term manpower and job stability strategies.
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Seygg Reieterat Merete
Washington, D
Ian
Seareh
Mare Br
Capitn
Pile Sufferer Cures Promoted By Doctor J Teomardt
An early 20th century notice describes a doctor naming a cure called WARGO for a pile condition. The text claims a 1006 patient trial with a promise of relief and money back if the remedy fails.
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Paris
Dr. J. Teomardt
Ataren
Flower Racketeers Blamed in Killing
Chicago police link a gang of flower racketeers to a killing as Denny Vasios is found shot to death in his flower shop among the pens and carnations. The fragmentary report mentions an arrest and suspects in the case.
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Flower
Istim
Vasios
Denny
Tors
Aukses
Red Cross Drought Fund totals rise to 2.125 million
A Wilmington DC dispatch reports the Red Cross drought relief total climbing to 2 125 400 dollars as fundraisers continue to accelerate after a radio appeal Friday night. The announcement notes the sub divisions have raised part of a 16 million target and emphasizes growing donations nationwide.
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Red Cross Drought Fund
Limieesal Rervine
Walmington
Cydan
Nalioun Ite Cross Beoghuaders
Antiques at New York Exposition February Show
New York January 20 antiquities dealers bring a wide range of old and rare specimens to the Grand Central Palace for the International Antiques Exposition from February 25 to March 7. More than 171 exhibitors on the list.
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Universes Geryere
New
New York
Grand Central Palace
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Fxciere
Ike
GWIL
Thirty-Seventh District Court
W. Ss. Anderson
Citizens’ League
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Phil Wright
Grove
Mao
Grove’s
Ratuce
Ae Joskes
Salus Gerazerk
Striexere Nock
Presa
South Side
Christian Chere Sanwer
Prastu
Wistland Parssenool
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Connel and
Mra BR
AL Tafe
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Charles BL. Danforth
Dinnesy Trbruars
Menger Hatcd
Norvering
Phein I. Winara
Tech Mia. DA. Finagelil
Cea
Fort Sam Fouston
Samuel Heald
Panama
Mina
Cheney
Mer. Walaread
Kenneth Austin Rogers
Me M. Nelkon
Walt Entenain
Tadiex’ Urbige
Tirankefield Torstay
Hrouka Field Officers’ Club
Winchester Keley
Mra
Winchester Kelsox
Herbert Hlagden Clerkson
Herbert Slayden Clarkson Jr
Hazelnes
Mary Kahanek
Jie
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ign
W. Geermann
Regine Ate
Chicago
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Kstaro
N. Y
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Learving
Broadway
Grace Moore
Reginald Denny
Wallace Beery
Jobyna Howland
Sidney Franklin
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