New Orleans Students Die in Lightning Strike Near Hendersonville
A party of New Orleans students camping near Hendersonville, North Carolina, were struck by lightning. Four youths Perry Roehm Dande Mura Ines Edward Karrisheed and Allen Tleit died at the scene or later in hospital after sheltering under a tree when a bolt struck a truck and caused injuries. A sixth student Leonard was hospitalized. Emergency crews and a morgue in Vendersonville attended the tragedy.
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Henderson Wilen
N.C
Orleano
Minnehala
Earyy Renting
Perry Roehm
Dande Mura Ines
Edward Karrisheed
Allen Tleit
Warren Dusten High
Big Texas Tarpon Exhibit Captivates Houston Crowd
A five ton tarpon exhibit was announced for display in the capital at Washington. Officials described the fish as a major attraction for visitors, highlighting its size and novelty as a regional spectacle worthy of state attention.
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Big Texas
Houston
Washi
Edreigs Post Lecture Ties On Tuesday
A garbled OCR note mentions a Tuesday tie and a finite time theme with references to Edreigs and an Ai. The readable elements suggest a brief event note about a lecture or discussion ending in a tie on a Tuesday with a finite timeslot. It remains unclear and names are uncertain.
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Edreigs
Amenni
Making of a Newspaper film shown at Tarasheater
The Making of a Newspaper film will be shown at the Tarasheater for a special midnight show on Saturday. Action shots from newsreels depict inside newspaper operations and the evolution of the industry with authentic detail. Forty leaders of the National Air talr will attend the premiere and a related dance revue titled The Children of Manie amin will follow in the fall.
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Point Honda
Texas
Texas Shearceshire
AML
New York
Jesse
North
Achelle
Pacoeuring
Sational Air Talr
Children of
Manieamin
Sotaridaes
Amsociaus Ao
Residence Robbed for Diamond Ring and Punchboards
A residence in San Aninnin reported a theft of two punchboards and a diamond ring. Three persons were seen, with the items described including a diamond ring and watch. Police noted repeated thefts with clothing and headwear also taken.
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San Aninnin
Pride Rhum
Mra Ft
Deleon
Malling
Avery
Oil Companies Face Suits by Texas U
In a case filed in state court, Texas University alleges legal violations tied to Geon Crate suppliers and related entities. The suit seeks compensation and court action to stop alleged improper conduct affecting supply chains.
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Texas U
Atlantic Airmen Headed for Germany
A scrambled note hints at Atlantic aircrew assignments to Germany. Names appear garbled but indicate captains Myron and Ronnel, with mentions of missions and training abroad in a wartime air force context.
New Freight Rate Schedule Delayed by Federal Action
In a federal injunction case, Dalbas seeks to halt the new southwestern freight rate schedule. Albert Reed, representing Interstate Commerce Commission, informed parties that the delay affects installation plans and pending approval remains undecided.
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Dalbas
Boda Nee
Rip Mee Heen Post Ponent
Carne
Alberc Reed
Abandoned Auto Tied to Slayers Probe in New York
Police trace an abandoned automobile linked to the Frank “Wale” gangster killings. The car, bought in Memphis, traveled to Chicago before reaching New York. investigators pursue four suspects from Al Capone’s organization in connection with the murder.
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New York
Frankie ‘Wale
Memphs
Tenn
Chicago
Yale
Scarface
al Capone
Ganz
New Rotary Officers Installed at Betry Lab Priday Night
New officers were installed at the weekly Tuesday meeting of the Betry lab, held Friday night at the St. Anthony hotel. Officers include Arthur Burnett as vice president and Paul He Seholz as secretary-treasurer, with Willian Turner as sergeant-at-arms. Directors named: Rob Witt, Walter Dunham, Yheo Frierich, Fidner Kring, William McIntosh, and M. P. Strickland, along with retiring president.
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Beafle Br Arrsidnay Chaves Pishler
St. Anthony
Arthur Burnett
Paul He Seholz
Treasur
Willian Turner
Rob Witt
Walter Dunham
Yheo Frierich
Fidner Kring
William McIntosh
M. P. Strickland
Man Who Went Over Niagara to Try Again in 1929
An obscure 1920s note mentions a daredevil planning another Niagara stunt in 1929. It references a Dean A. Lussier, a challenger named Titlopendener, and a new type of publicity event around Labor Day. Details are garbled and plans unrevealed.
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Niagara
Uppalo
N.Y
Dean A. Lussier
Sihher Hall
Agia
Bank teller in Wisconsin facing $100,000 fraud charge
A Wisconsin bank teller was arraigned in federal court on a charge of defrauding the bank of 100000. The teller was bound over to the federal court on a 50000 bond.
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Wis
Ihe Ri
States Court
Exhumed Relics Highlight Maya Cities in Honduras Exhibition
Arle Thompson of the Field Museum reports Chicago's return of Maya artifacts after exploration in Belize and Honduras. The exhibit features jade, pottery, and ornaments from ancient Miss Maya sites, including Tsinin Caz and Tinzeay Ceol. Thompson describes advanced math and astronomy skills, forest clearing, and terrace architecture of early civilizations.
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Vulvar
Hicago
Field Museum
Ins
Chicago
British
Tonthieas
Thompson
Gold Dawn
Ruraye
Perio
Ahernpoon
Coe
Ner
Shampton
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