Thorso Probers Seek New Confession In Torso Slayings
Cleveland investigators renewed questioning of a brawny bricklayer today to clear discrepancies in his account of the beheading and body parts of Mrs. Florence Politio, a torso murder victim linked to four other slayings. Sheriff O'Donnell said a man named Dolezal signed a confession about disposing of parts in Lake Erie, while other suspects denied full cooperation.
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Daywell
Daywell and Colettinadmitted | Hacking (N Pieces the Study of Mrs. Patillo
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Edward W. Atudpassy
Conscription Order Posted in Berlin in 1917
Berlin notices announce compulsory service under German law. Men born 1887 to 1897 are ordered to report for examination and enrollment, with those previously delayed for service required to appear for immediate reporting. The Labor Service term for eligible ages is also stated.
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McCaw Dies Former Army Surgeon General
Maj. Gen. Walter D. McCaw, 16, retired as former assistant surgeon general of the U S Army, dies in Kingston New York. The obituary notes his service and titled rank with emphasis on his career and legacy.
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W. TD. McEcaw
Kingston
Walter D. McCaw
United States Army
Family escapes gas fumes at leaking refrigerator
A. A. Bhegisere family at 1108 West Huisache fled outdoors after a midnight leak from a refrigerator. Shepherd, wife, and 3 year old Bruce sought refuge on the porch as firefighters shut off the gas and called a repair man to fix the appliance.
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West Huisache
Shepherd
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Nan
Tesimente Biteriptes Paleen
California Mexico Repatriation Discussed at Agua Caliente
President Laxaro Cardenas of Mexico met with Lieutenant Governor Ellis Patterson to discuss informal repatriation of Mexicans in California. Patterson said Cardenas hinted at plans to repatriate to agricultural projects near Mexitall and Brownsylle, Texas, including colonization schemes.
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Mexico
House Approves Reservists Bill for Federal Employees
The House approved a bill to extend the Federal Employees' Compensation Act to Army Reserve personnel. The measure, backed by the committee, authorizes payments to corps members who suffer illness or injury as a result of military duty. The bill moves to the White House for signature.
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Washington
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Varpa
White House
Woman Loses Both Husband and Mother
Spokane dispatch reports a widow, Mrs George Harber, bereaved by the deaths of her husband Albert and her mother, with Trent McCabe arriving from Cleveland to be at the bedside. The telegram conveyed the grim news a few moments after Mrs Harber learned of New Brother’s death.
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Wathh
Heat Wave Takes Six In U S Canada Toll Rises
A severe heat wave across the Midwest and Canada caused numerous deaths, with a toll of at least six in the United States and Canada and many fatalities linked to heat related incidents. Temperatures soared with reviews noting 109 in Altus Oklahoma and 105 in Kansas City. Forecasters warned of continued heat despite scattered showers.
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Ariz
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Kansas City
Dallas
Texas
Chicago
Arkansas
New Mexico
As. Petersburg
Altus
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iKokomo
Kansas
Binporta
Kansi
Springfield
Toronto
Canady
Danvers
Montreal
Ax-Waving Husband Subdued by Tear Gas in Rockleigh Home
In Hackensack New Jersey a man identified as Andrews was held on a threat charge after a confrontation at his wife Nola Hertz’s father’s Rockleigh estate. Police used tear gas and fired warning shots as officers entered, with Andrews injuring himself during a fall and two officers sustaining injuries.
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N. J
Suzy
Gma
Robert Netrows
Douglas Hortz
Realthy Sports
Inn
PeRagus Nb
Hee
Bergen County Jair
Kit
Wo Ball
Leland
Fewy
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Rockleigh
Thomas Madden
Antrowa
Tada
Nola
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Flint
Attax
Weather item mentions warm spell and rough OCR
The blurb discusses hot dry weather and a stubborn heat spell with a forecast for Saturday and Sunday. Weatherman JHW Jarboe notes temperatures around twelve degrees above normal and a low San Antonio reading near zero for the morning.
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Staison Field
San Antonio
Slugging Victim Seriously Injured at City Bar Fight
A 96 year old man Pedro Murkines and a person named Morales on Sathvesy Avie were slugged after leaving the Pan-Anisyloan bar at 322 Buena Visti street Prigay night. The victim, semi conscious, was taken to Robert B. Green hospital with possible fractures. Attendants report blows with an iron bar or knuckles during the attack.
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Pedro Murkines
Morales Street
Sathvesy Avie
Robert B. Green
Buena Visti
Prigay
Aetear
Dia Abtarker
Bar Shooting Endangers Patrons at Potomac Street Site
F C Pias proprietor of a bar on 290 Potomac Street told police he set a trap for a troublesome patron around midnight. A passing car crashed through the window as shots were fired, narrowly missing several patrons and placing 2 dozen or more people at risk.
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F.C. Pias
Pias
Potomac Street
Plas
Bridges Hearing Opens Monday in San Francisco
The deportation hearing of Harry Bridges, West Coast maritime figure, will begin Monday in San Francisco Bay. Seats will be provided for newspaper reporters. first access for press to such hearings. Only officially designated witnesses and officials will be admitted. James Alexander Somerville, 41, president in charge of operations for the Texts and Pacific Railroad, died yesterday in Dallas.
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San Francisco
Harry Brides
Angelaland
San Francisco Bay
Lelse Hob
Dallas
James’ Alexander Somerville
Texts
Pacific Railroad
Lawyers Seek Mandamus Over Bail Bond Rule Clash
Attorneys R Tuck Chapin and Clarence L Waters sue to force City to accept bail bonds, argue police chief Lipscomb’s ban is unlawful. Suit seeks $11,000 damages and a mandamus to compel release of a vagrancy detainee held in the city jail. Jury trials set for police court defense teams. mayor vows support for Lipscomb.
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Attorne
Corporation
R. Tuck Chapin
Clarence L. Waters
Ainale
Unti
Sesthind
Serk
Louis
Cine
Janie Penn
Wamed
Csty
Fulry
Retaliat Inn
Lipscomb
Calhoun
Chapin
Theie Paztle
Maury Mitverick
Miverick
C. Ray Davis
Henry Benn
W. Anderson
Floyd McGown
Roberr
FL Uhr
Soma Andrysen
Don Politica
J. W. Gownell
BR. W. Slappenbeck
Chile
Constebie Duke Carever
Jack Higdon
Joe Domignes
Reputics
Albert Stall
Alvin Frisentintu
Som Reed
Shortif Win Waar
Chii Potter
Jett Davis
Jolnt McCully
J. Heuson
Gipacomb
Joe Gephart
Richard Villanueva
Dose Garam
Ts Chaboy
Adaress
Judge Calhoun
Waters
Maxwell Burkes
Angy Young
Granville Smath
Wwilpun Hogan
Samos ‘Talollady
Danny the Elephant Put Down After Rampage at Zoo
Pittsburgh zoo officials faced a crisis as Danny the elephant grew uncontrollable prompting euthanization. Officials cited excessive aggression and unsustainable care costs after multiple laborers were laid off to fund food and safety measures. A traveling circus had offered to relocate the animal, but the decision was made to end the danger.
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Pittsburgh
Danny
South
Yankee Clipper Sets Sail on Transatlantic Run
Nineteen persons boarded Pan American’s Yankee Clipper for the first commercial transatlantic flight via the Northern route. The passengers include seven newspaper, magnetic, radio, or news executives and other officials.
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Pan~amereHean aAlrways
Magnelic
Sor Vite
Cotton Cultivation Report Totals 24.943 Million Acres
The agriculture department reported on July 1 that cotton in cultivation reached 24 943 000 acres, or 9.7 percent more than a year ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
County Road Aid Bond Bill Is Signed
Return of taxicab stands looms as Mayor Maverick proposes a two week truce in talks with J. M. Harris and Lovnis Beard to study a new contract and permit cruising for passengers in a downtown area. The plan aims to boost business and pressure higher wages, with police to locate stands and evaluate traffic impacts in a proposed area bordered by Alma and Minta plazas and Trevis streets.
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Sheealench
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Hellig
Teaffie Lagards
Alma
Mintaty
Mareet and
Trevis
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Disisis
Pollue Co
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Austin road bond plan promises county funds for 25 years
An official statement announces the road bond program will channel about 150 million dollars over 25 years to Texas counties and road districts. It outlines revenue use, funding priorities, and conditions tied to bonds, with the governor criticizing pension moves and noting related bills signed on education and tax provisions.
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Descenor W. Bee O'Daniel
Texas
Texay Techo
Indy
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Highway Department
Morrig
Greenville
O'Daniel
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Messagy
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State Textbook Commission
Bawle County
Sap Lollers
Chlorine Gas Sweeps Pool In Utica Injuring 14
In Utica No 1 a chlorine gas release from a poolside storage setup affected 14 people including children and lifeguards. Several were hospitalized with breathing troubles while firemen used inhalators. Attendants had opened equipment to connect to the pool system.
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Utica
Jwy
Pantheen
Deckers
Only man in US painted murals for a college fraternity
Evanston based painter Olin Waller, unique for being initiated into a college fraternity, did interior work for a Sigma Alpha Test memorial bolting. He painted 461 copies of Raphael's School of Athens on a 50 foot wall and portraits of prominent members including Senators Harrison and Bitman and golfer Bobby Jones. Waller, though surrounded by German relatives, longs to return to Germany, asking how he can be lonely with fraternity brothers nearby.
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CNS
Olin Waller
United States
Waller
Sigta
Northwestern University
Party pests invade Ingersoll concert scene
Ingersoll Ont residents report a troubled evening at a party where a tenor attempted an open air concert but struggled to control noise. The performance was hindered by distractions as attendees complained of pests and disruptions during the event.
International federation of journalists planned at Rome meeting
Reports describe a push to form an International Federation of Retemation Journalists with headquarters in Rome after a Berlin Amsterdam congress plan. American delegates were asked about a 1942 Congress in the United States as part of organizing efforts tied to global aviation journalism.
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Imd
Amsterdam
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Globe
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Rome
Forne
Iow. of Rrommaltice
Asciiberstate Jee
Cena Konvertment
Age Raid Practice Called in London
London reports hold drills as southern England defense tests press readiness. Mentioned are Hendon dock region and Thames valley areas under mock raid protection. Washington figures Gillette and George seen as pivotal for administration policy amid wartime pressures. Polish coast fortifications and Polish German tensions flagged along with potential Soviet-Japanese shifts. Sultan trial in Republican Spain noted as banner during conflict.
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Hyde Aneafield Press
Lomton
England
Manfollan
Tapanese
Outer
Mongolia
Manehoukun
Maeérid
Sultan Iesteleo
Spain
Gore
Mexico Bans Price Hikes on Necessities Amid Silver Uncertainty
Mexico CNEY July 1 reports government move to curb price rises on essential goods due to unsettled U S silver purchases. Officials accuse some merchants of raising domestic food prices amid a high exchange market, promising temporary regulation to ease the disturbance and avert broader inflation.
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Texas Woman Killed as Car Swerves into Bayou
A car leaving Natchitoches Louisiana swerved and plunged into a 50 foot bayou last night killing Mrs. H. C. Smith aged 70 of Lancaster Texas and injuring her daughter Dr. Herne Bryans 60 of Los Angeles California who survived with serious injuries.
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Lancaster
Herner Bryans
Lee Angeles
Calif
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