Fish Mystery Draws Curator Into Water Debate
New York aquarium curator W. Coates faced a would be thief demanding bacteriophage to treat skin conditions. Coates refused noting the aquarium is for study not clinic work, while reports spread of the mysterious bacteriophage and its dubious healing claims. The incident drew public interest as hospitals and health departments weighed potential use.
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New York
OG. W. Coates
Aquarium
Coates
Grates
Coalee
Massachusetts Health Department
Ana
Lormers
Tacketerr
Pioneer Graves Will Be Marked
In Tucson on July a program planned by Fred Winn U S survey supervisor will locate and mark the graves of about 400 pioneers who lived and died in the rugged mountain country between the Oregon Trail and the Mexican border along the West.
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Tucson
Aris
Ploricera
Oregon Trail
Mexican Border
Fred Winn
U. S
Death by own action blamed on exam failure
SALT LAKE CITY Utah July 5 Failure to pass final examinations was blamed for the recent death by his own action of James Korns 13. Kortin said to have brooded over failure to graduate from junior high school. He hanged himself in the basement of his home.
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Salt Lake Gity
Utah
James Korns
Kortin
Hile
Rome
Kidnapping Hoax Tales Tie Delinquent to Scolding
New Hartford police report a girl admitted she invented a tale of kidnapping to avoid scolding. The act stirred a major investigation as authorities pursued the hoax, while another note details widespread theft of pens and canning equipment ruining thousands in salvageable goods.
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Ott
Waa
Widow seeks remarriage amid poverty in Stamboul tale
An elderly man, once famed, laments loss of earnings and savings after returning from America and England. He survives on about $30 monthly, fears his wife’s illness, and seeks a young wife to care for him and share his life in exchange for future support from a wealthy American friend.
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Iatanbul
Zara Aghs
America
England
Stamboul
Britain perfects new diving suits for deep sea use
London reports a new diving apparatus allowing divers to reach extreme depths without air pipes or pumps. The device called Iron Mary enables rapid lowering and raising while the diver is enclosed in a macro cylinder, improving safety and efficiency under water.
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London
Peress
Local clubs schedule meetings this week
The employment committee of the YWCA will meet Thursday at Mrs Rebeccs Patton in Terrell. Pi Las Marionettes sorority holds a joint business and social session Thursday at Miss Lucille Inselman 2023 Monterey street. The Mad Cups convene Thursday in their club rooms on Houston street. The monthly day of prayer by the WTLU is observed Thursday at Travis Park.
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W. C.A
Mies Rebeccs Patton
Terrell Hila
Les Marionettes Sorority
Lucille Inselman
Monterey Street
Vo the
Mad Cups
Houston Street
Rhumba Ban Shocks Florida Beach Dances
In St Petersburg Florida Chief of Police R H Nesl bans the Cuban rumba calling it barbaric and indecent. A special pollen squad will patrol beach resorts to enforce the prohibition amid charges of lewd behavior and disquiet among residents.
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Florida City
T. Petersburg
Fin
Bt. Petersburg
R. H. Nesl
Ond
Noel
Drafts Jurymen From Audience in Detroit Court
Detroit July 5. A man named William Murry faced a driving charge. Judge John J. Milner drafted jurors from the audience as the proceedings grew unruly. One man, identified as Wallin, was found guilty after the chaotic scene in the courtroom.
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Detroit
William Murry
John J. Milner
Fusvica
Etx
Radin Wallin
Charara
Sley Parages Owithounk
Lconan
Cuban ads in business gain in Havana April ads rise
Havana reports showing Cuba's April advertising lines rising 140238 over February, boosted by renewed confidence in economic prospects and anticipated policy changes. Leading Spanish dailies contributed to the surge, reflecting a general upturn in Cuban commerce and business activity.
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Havana
Cuba
Commerce Department
Cima
Advice on appendix pain dangers and proper care
In Boston in July a public health official warns against self treatment for stomach pain misdiagnosed as appendicitis. Do not use laxatives or purgatives and seek medical evaluation promptly to avoid infection and complications. An unrelated Los Angeles item notes a bombing and a hospital ambulance incident with a fatal outcome.
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Boston
Georgy H. Bigelow
Thale Sommiraloner
Hydrogen fuel from water eyed by British scientists
Water to power autos by a British group using a pressure electrolyser to split water into hydrogen and oxygen under high pressure at lower cost. Engineer Rodolph Erret champions the method amid testing with a major transport firm. If successful, the firm may convert its fleet to hydrogen fuel, noting higher efficiency, cooler operation, and no smoke or carbon monoxide.
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London
Rodolph Erret
Ccorporaons
Conig
Erren
Donors of Blood Are Pallbearers in Youths’ Tribute
In YBERPORT Pa six to ten youths donated blood to aid lifelong transfusions for Reyenol Roger Marewen who died recently. Four of the boys served as pallbearers, while the rest were honorary pallbearers in the boy’s memorial observance.
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Yberport
Reyen'oll
Roger Marewen
Ax Palmemora
Ten Million Tons of Beer to Be Brewed for U S
OCINGINNATT July 1 INS Approximately 20,000000 kegs of beer will be manufactured and shipped from breweries nationwide in 1833. Railroads will haul about 70 percent of shipments, with the rest moved by other means. Brewers predict freight revenue to railroads could reach 100,099,100 annually. Herndon of the Cincinnati chamber conduced the estimate comparing prior totals to projected national shipments.
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Ocinginnatt
INS
Che Uniler
Athlietics
Sammel Hern Jdon
Ciuciati Chamber of Commerce
Herndon
His Donkey Dance Brings Jail Term
In Turin a man named Joonin Pesla-Rovera faced a jail sentence after a series of nights described as a strange spree. He reportedly behaved oddly around a local setting, and authorities noted his repentance while remaining in jail.
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Turin
Joonin Pesla-Rovera
Danny
Wearett
Double Jeopardy for Bridegroom in City Chapel
An unidentifiable report describes Louis Rodriguez, 28, a prisoner awaiting sentence for burglary, marrying Mare Puerita Velez, 28, in a city chapel before a disruption. The ceremony was interrupted as a crash alert and panicked crowd response follow an ad.
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New York
Ily
Ons
Louis Rodriguez
Bilglary
City Chapel
Mare Puerita Velez
Unis City
Rodevavex
Agrisoet Kropee
Banded Duckling Linked to Danish Owner Under Migratory Bird Pact
Montreal update on joint US Canada migratory birds program notes a banded duckling found near Bradore Bay with a Danish band. Interior Department records trace it to a duckling banded June 30, 1990 in Ireland. Officials urge hunters and tourists to report bands to Ottawa.
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Montreal
Quebec
INS
United States
Canada
Bradore Bay
Department of the Interior
Oltans
Bled
Aldiind
Northern Ireland
High C is Bass for Soprano Co Ed
Seattle Washington July text notes Kathleen Incher at University of Washington with Miss Lawler singing an octave above high C reaching note A above. Professor Alpish Werner cites the performance as a rare baseline high C example with Ana Uren Auneeer octave support and a comment about lack of written music for such a range.
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Seattle
Wast
Kathleen Incher
University of Washington
Miss Lawler
Allissimo
Alpish Werner
Ner Lasiriétor
Ana Uren Auneeer
MM Lawler
Cash basis reforms spread as municipalities face debt
Amid a deep economic collapse, lenders and borrowers reel from widespread defaults. Public agencies and private entities depend on taxation and profits, prompting calls for retrenchment and cash-based budgeting. Kansas leads with a law forcing cash operations, while international cooperation and tariff debates blend with questions of global trade and economic planning.
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Merryle Stanley
Barres RR
Umtearaal Sere
Dnc
New York
Whch
Meliner
Chinese Man Faces Electric Chair For August Murder
Cambridge report states Chin Ker 33 of Boston Chinatown must die in the electric chair the week of August 6 for murder of Sam Tee a Melrose laundryman in an attempted robbery August 24. Judge Hasmond asked for statement. Kee claimed innocence and named Leong Gal and Sae Koo Kat as the real killers, saying he feared for his uncle and himself.
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Cambridge
Mbs
Yiuyo
Chin Ker
Boston
China
Ping Sam Tee
Melrose
Thomas J. Hasmond
Kee
Colorado Builds Lethal Gas House
Canon City Colorado reports the start of constructing a lethal gas chamber at the state penitentiary. The chamber mirrors Nevada’s setup, the sole institution using gas for executions. The method will replace prior hanging after the legislature approved the change.
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Colorado
Canon City
Goin
Colorado State Penitentiary
Nevada Stalle Penitentiary
WEW MELON MARKETED AT BOSTON MARKETPLACE
The article notes a new melon variety, the honey dew type named Imthavar, featuring a rich flavor and popular appeal. It mentions introduction at the Fan e Hall market and its favorable reception in local sales.
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Duly
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