College Men Trained At State Reserve Training Camps
Across the nation college men join Reserve Mining Corps as six week camps train at Forts Sam Houston, Crockett, Bliss, Sill, Clark and Logan. Infantry and other corps prepare officers through advanced courses under regular army officers with daily schedules and full meals.
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Variaus
Sakte
Sioard Ps
Fort_Gam Houston
Fort Crockett
Fort Bliss
Fort Sills
Fort Clark
Fort Logan
Hirst ‘Infantry
John
DeWitt
Fort Sam Houston
Infantry
Field ‘Artillery
Medical Corps
Signal Corps
Fternoons
Fort Sem Houston
Ientertain
Prison to Destroy Her Kleptomania
Brooklyn woman sent to Auburn for six months by County Judge Mc Laughlin for stealing 310 from Rose Trager at a department store. Judge called it her second offense and cited kleptomania as a motivator, noting potential treatment as possible remedy.
Dope or No Dope Marital Tie Case In Chicago
Unclear OCR text reports a Chicago case involving Dorothy Blake Trahan an actress living at the Sherman Hotel. Judge Babathwo ruled yesterday in a case referencing an overdose and morphine given by a Denver physician during fall 1933 with convalescence leading to alleged poisoning.
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Chicago
Babathwo
Dorothy Blake Trahan
Bherman Hotel
Mre
Trahan
Denver
One Horse Wins Owner 700000 In Single Race
In Melbourne Wallace’s horse Triumph Gate won the Australian stake race by a neck over the favorite. He earned 10,000 pounds prize plus 400 pounds from a bet on his entry, totaling more than 700,000 pounds. some bets were not collected.
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Melbourne
Australia
Wallace
Bolerpate
Slaven receives murder verdict after protracted deliberation
The jury, after hours of silence and a request to hear full testimony, returned a verdict in the Slaven case. Foreman Bowen read two questions about Albeit Slavin’s initial sighting and the shooting, as Cecilia Slavin and Alfred Slavin testified to the events surrounding the fatal confrontation.
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Oelock
W. W. McCrors
Cape
P. Bowen
Albert Stab
Acoal
Cecilia Slavin
Alfred “Jimtale" Slavin
Olf Wu
Sarin
Mars
Ann Baker
Onis
Howe
Sinniy Slavin
Pium
Stu
Stalin
Bolts
Heat Wave Claimed Hundreds as U.S. Death Toll Rises
As heat sweeps the nation death totals mount across the North and Midwest with reports nearing 250 and fears of reaching 500. Temperatures top 100 in multiple cities while storms and power outages disrupt daily life and cause property damage.
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San Artonins
Nga
Ohio
Montreal
Weather Bureau
Reapis
Atlantic
Marquette
Ania
In- Gasu
Kentucky
Tatiana
New England
Upstate
New York
Pittsburg
Michigan
Baltimore
St Easton
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Slips On Car Step Wrenches His Leg
Tack Dunsmore, 65 Camden Street, sutured a badly wrinched leg after falling from a street car at St Marys streets Saturday night. He ran alighting from the car and stepped into a yard that had been milled on the step. He slipped and struck the pavement.
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Tack Dunsmore
Camden Street
Commarea Pal St. Mary's Streets
Elderly Woman Found Safe After Night Lost in Woods
In Belmont Wisconsin an 80 year old woman, Miss Sarah Q Clark, slept under a bush after getting lost in dense woods while wandering to avoid a swamp. She woke in daylight near her brother’s home as police and volunteers conducted a night search with lanterns and flashlights.
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Belmont
Wen
Sarah Q Clark
Aga
Mies Clark
Ewin San
Dead tired man camps in graveyard in Toledo
In Toledo on June 6 B L Toonty 42 slept on a grave at Forest cemetery after wandering Stickney avenue. Police Veeren and Sembach found him at 10 in the morning. He says he was tired and believed the graveyard would be a good place to sleep. Toonty is charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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Toledo
Ohio
B. L. Toonty
Stickney Avenue
Forest Cemetery
Pailiiamen Veeren Snd Sembach
Tooney
Pooury
Young men urged to deny amusements for success
Lord Laverhulme told Scarborough that youth face danger from indulgence as opportunities abound in business. He warned self denial is essential, noting the risk of moral decay and the difficulty of escaping a deadly trap if temptation prevails.
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Universal Bergsen
London
Young
Falay
Lord Levyerlutme
Scarborough
Cek
Laverhulme
Institute of Certified Grocers
Girl fakes amnesia to police in Detroit case
A teen girl picked up in Detroit claimed memory loss and used the name Catherine Jennings. Doctors later identified her as Esther Ruhl from Flint, saying she feared her father would punish her if she revealed her identity.
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Detroit
Janes
Catherine Jennings
Esther Ruhl
Flint
Funeral services for Miss Senate Raymond held in Stevens Point
Report from Vilas County indicates Miss Senate Raymond, a local public schools teacher, had funeral services. Friends received the news with shock and inquiries. An editor from Howstown later denied the report after a telephone conversation revealed a misinterpretation of a word.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Senate Raymond
Howstown
Vilas
Mise Narmond
Lim
Burglar on Road Given Lift to Jail
Harrisburg July 6 George Hive accepted a ride into Harrisburg with heavy bundles. On arrival he was turned over to the police who had observed him casing a vacant hose with the bundles. Hive was arrested for burglary in his testimony.
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Harrisburg
George Hive
Alacuty
Hin Cave
Hive
Toronto Boy’s Death Tied to Toy Blow Incident
In Northwest Toronto an elderly farmer and ex justice of the peace known as Squire Holborne died after a child’s playful blow with a stick fractured his skin. The wound led to blood poisoning and the death, as the boy allegedly demanded candy from the packet Holborne handed out daily.
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Toronto
Fung
Squire
W. Holborne
Halborne
Holborne
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Madras
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