Three Nations Sign On In Peace Pact Hope
Washington reports three major European powers have voiced acceptance of a Kellogg proposed peace treaty renouncing war. France, Italy and Germany indicate willingness to sign with others ready to follow. Britain and Spain among eleven yet to reply as draft reaches fourteen nations, urging all to pursue pacific means and mutual restraint.
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Washington
Averelary Kelloge
Germany
France
Artion
Porein
Uriand
Mussolini
Italy
Ravn
Worl
Timtain
State Department
United States
Kengein
Taly
Great
Lrithin
Spain
Kellore
Tandon
Tieksinm
Geecostovnkia
Poland
Three Accused in Knife Attack Hunted by Police
Police pursued three men believed responsible for a stabbing incident near Comal and Monterey streets. Victims J. Rondon, Augustine Aleron, and Joe Rnndolpuez were treated at Robert W. Green Hospital after attackers leaped from a wait and slashed them.
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Mowlay
J. Rondon
Vera Cruz Street
Augustine Aleron
Wiesthalle
Joe Rnndolpuez
Pec Street
Patter
AL Comal
Monterey
Robert W. Green Hospital
Western Union Opens New Office Building in City
Western Union Telegraph Company occupies its new three story office building at 120 Worth Commerce Street. The structure completed Saturday cost about 145000 dollars and provides 135000 square feet of floor space with a plant for experiments and a laboratory.
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Nhe Avetin Union Telegraph Company Monldy
Worth
Commerce Atreat
Spas Erecta
Cpmec
One Man Killed in Car Smashup in Port Arthur
A wreck in Port Arthur around 11 PM left William M. Siders, 40, of Boany Mine dead, Terence Patrick Nash of New Orleans critically injured, and Miss Prances Hardeman of a local hinter with minor injuries as their touring car overturned after collisions in the business district.
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Port Artiuh
Tex
William Mf. Siders
Aounny Mine
Agconil
Tiylinirae
Atantle
Terence Patrick Nash
New Orleans
Bar Politics at Laurel Heights Church Meeting
Sunday sermon at Laurel Heights Methixcopal church led by Dr. Philip Cone Vletcher as voters moved to pass a resolution shaping bar policy at Laurel Tolilicat Panel. The congregation voted to adopt the measure amid local controversy.
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Laurel Heights
Tt Heights Methixcopal Church
Philip Cone Vletcher
Knights Templar Meet in Detroit Triennial Grand Encampment
PETMON July 1 reports the thirty seventh triennial enclave of the Grand Encampment in Detroit. Knights from various lodges gathered for a religious, ceremonial and entertainment program in the Union area, marking the event’s local observance.
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Knights Templar
Detroit
Petmon
Lempine
Sinton
Avery Alia
DAYS PICK CANDIDATE Nominated at Chicago prohibition convention
William F Varney of Rockville Center New York was nominated at the prohibition convention in Chicago amid a blaze of glory. He is shown seated between Indiana and Pennsylvania standards confirming his selection.
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Chicago
William F. Varney
Rockville Center, N
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Plot of Balkan plot targets Belgrade official
Report from Belgrade Yugoslavia dated July 16 cites a plot by revolutionaries to murder Jivojin Liaiteh chief of police. A Bulgarian member of the movement, Ivanov, allegedly wounded him mortally and then shot himself, leaving authorities uncertain while a letter signature claims responsibility.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Vaan Tugoslavin
Momeiln Ivanov
Countjali
Eriday
Jivojin Liaiteh
Mfate Police
Wis
Gergor Mitchinow
Agd
Tynnan Th
M.laziteh
Man Held After Walk From Austin Insane Asylum
A badly garbled report states a year-old man escaped an Austin insane asylum and walked to a park in Arlington where Officer Cowper took him into custody. No clear identity, location, or details are recoverable from the fragment.
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Austin
Austin Insane Assium
Antonio
Arurkenid Park
Cowper
Arrest Two Men on Gun Toting Charge
Two men were jailed on gun carrying charges after police arrested them on South Concho Street Sunday night. Patrolman Mike Liva led the arrest, detaining the suspects at the scene. The names of those arrested were not released.
Divine Scores Smiths Age Sermon on Catholic President
In Dallas July 46, Pastor C. Gregory of the First Methodist Church argued a Roman Catholic could be U S president if the candidate denounced political aims. He cited objections to Gov Alfred M. Smith including Catholicism, cultural background, and his stance on prohibition.
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Dallas
Dow Cas
C. Gregory
South
United States
Gregory Si
Gregory
Alftal H. Shuith
Lic
Farmer slays wife and brother in Idaho shooting
Pocatello Idaho July 16 Jatin Alleed a 45 year old farmer 20 miles west of Aberdeen shot and killed his wife and her brother Jose Trusael and wounded a second farmer. The incident occurred at night on a red rug near the Moon Java field as Alleed fled toward the protest of the Moon Java.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Jatin Alleed
Aberdeen
Jose Trusael
Rugel
Alfred Mate
Victory seen by Jim Reed in Kansas tale
Senator Tomes A Meed returned from Albany where he discussed campaign plans with Governor Alfred Fermitt and expressed confidence of a party victory in November. Senator Steel announced moves for campaign support for Governor Swailh Unt hia, with details still undecided and efforts to unify the ticket ongoing.
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Kansas Gly
Tomes A. Meed
Albany
N. X
Alfred Fermitt
Steel
Wwe Ox.eele
Swailh
Wold
New York
Toledo Slayer Doomed to Pay Supreme Penalty
Toledo, Ohio. Charles J. Hoppe, 26, must die in the electric chair for the murder of Ar thy Sklagowski, seven, his wife's cousin, whom he killed after kidnapping her. Three judges upheld the death sentence after weighing sanity evidence.
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Toledo
Ohio
Charles J. Hoppe
Arthy Sklagowski
Cannon Ules
Dale Croys
Loleda
Loleda Stunt Leagher
Happe Way
Lo Die Oetolwrch
New Wedding Rules Structure Reported in Crinity Rite
New rules in Crinity wedding ceremonies require participants to sign a declaration confirming baptism, single status, legal age, and lack of outside influences. Rev Dr Cally I Bretton states the changes appear in the church book.
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New York
Anoomeemene
Uwe
Cally I. Bretton
Suitor Kills Gil and Sel in Lovers Quarrel
In Grove City Frank Miller killed Mabel Tosack of Pardee and shot himself after an alleged lovers quarrel. Tosack was critically wounded and not expected to survive at hospital. Miller reportedly returned to his home, fired a pistol, and died by a self-inflicted shot. The girl died from a bullet wound near the heart.
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HNL
Frank Miller
Grove City
del Nm
Mabel Tosack
Pardeetex
Tale Miller
Lin
Brady
Exhibition Promise Unmatched in History
A remarkable art display promises to astonish visitors with its uniqueness. Curators emphasize that nothing comparable has been shown before, inviting public attention to an event of historic novelty.
Wife Held After Husband Shot in San Angelo
In San Angelo on July 16, Mrs. William A Heard was held on shooting charges after her husband, about 35, was found with pistol wounds to the throat and back Saturday night. She was released on $3000 bond and an examining trial was set for Tuesday.
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San Angelo
William A. Heard
Mev
Anil Hier
Tonsiny
Puritan Page Laundry Offers Budget Cleaning Deals
A new laundry service targets housewives with affordable pricing. Puritan Page Laundry advertises parcel ironing services at low rates and outlines contact details to reach Whons Or at 346-317 and an economy option at Puritan Paul Laundry located on Sultil Flones St.
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