Paul Reverence Duvall Limps to New Braunfels Ride
Texas congressman J C Paul Reverence Duvall of Fort Worth completed a 44 mile six hour horseback ride from San Antonio to New Braunfels despite rain and fatigue. A delegation met him as a motor cavalcade escorted him to his hotel while he avoided speech making after arriving drenched. He plans the next stop at San Marcos.
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Pompeii Scratches Study Links History Augustus Death
Rome June 13. Professor Della Corte argues inscriptions scratched on Pompeii walls overturn the long held belief that Emperor Augustus died in Nola near Naples. The wall message places his death near Vesuvius. the claim challenges the Nola theory, noting Augustus died at 77 after fleeing Rome as a soothsayer foretold.
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General Ma's Army to Sail for Home
An 85 man detachment of General Ma Chan-chan's troops, weary and cut off by Japanese advances, passed Genoa bound for home. They crossed Russia and Europe to avoid capture and are now aboard a Chinese ship joining others of the remnant army.
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Talented Prisoner Missing and How He Fled From Jail
Denver June 13 Velicoff a 35 year old prisoner in the Denver county jail demonstrated many trades including sheet metal work carpentry gardening plumbing and masonry before escaping by cutting the jail’s fence with improvised tools. He told Warden Norton he was deportable but did not reveal the jacksmith skill in time.
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James Norton
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Man Sent to Worcester County Jail by Express
In Worcester Massachusetts on June 14 Richard Colburn twenty of Taverhill was sent to the county Jail by express from Gardner court. He faces a charge described as van Tanny and was transported on a freight truck. The article notes the cost to the county for the transfer and references a bundle of merchandise of similar weight.
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Oldest Newlyweds Honeymoon Quietly in Modesto
Henry Whitmore Peterson aged 94 and Mary Elle Parting aged 76 were married in Modesto after a quiet ceremony following the death of Tiwan Paltenon. The couple’s union comes after Peterson’s long life and Parting’s prior marriage, drawing some attention and light curiosity from onlookers.
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Cpls Townin
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Mary Elle Parting
Tiwan Paltenon
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Archdiocesan Council Hosts Summer Luncheon and Fashion Show
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women held a Monday luncheon at Casa Regina with Mrs. A W Walliser leading and a fashion show from Kittie Carroll shop featuring lingerie and gowns. Guests included many San Antonians, and the event raised funds for the free clinic work and home for girls, with plans for future luncheons and lectures.
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McDaniel
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James R. Davis
William Davis
Atlee B. Ayres
Famous Altar to Be Rebuilt for Augustus Jubilee
Rome sets work to complete excavation and reconstruction of the Famous Altar of Peace built by Augustus. The project aims to have the relic ready for the two thousandth anniversary of his reign, preserving the relief of Augustus with his family.
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Extortion Letter Trial Opens in Atlanta
Pi-Odell C. Bayles, a former parachute rigger, goes on trial in U S district court charged with sending extortion letters to Joseph F Cannon a wealthy North Carolina textile maker threatening to kidnap his son and granddaughter unless payment between 12 000 and 20 000 is made The indictments allege the threats targeted Joseph F Cannon Jr and Anne Cannon Reynolds the year old granddaughter.
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Odell C. Bayles
United States District Court Today
Joseph F. Cannon
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Joseph F. Cannon Jr
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Porker Pays Doctor for Stork Visit in Maypearl
In Maypearl Texas on a June 13 town note, a local barter tale claims 350 pounds of pork equal 2 nine pound boys after Dr. J H Curby delivered a birth aid last winter. Many patients pay with canned beans corn and other produce.
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Merger of 2700 Churches Approved
In Buffalo New York on June 13 the New York district of the Evangelical synod of North America endorsed a proposed merger with the Reformed Church of the United States. If approved the merger will involve 2701 churches across the two denominations.
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Quffalo
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Evan Relltel
Hair Growth Claim Sparks Landmark Trial In Franklin County
The plaintiff Mr WH and associates allege that oil and tonic products promised to grow hair an inch, with claims tied to Franklin and Vea jurisdictions. The case seeks substantial damages and involves named individuals including Jeena Mandrule and Mich Tries, with court action filed in an online context and linked to preliminary injunctions.
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French Court weighs fiancee damages in matrimonial ad case
Mme Andree Chantal, a lawyer, seeks permission to sue over a French matrimonial ad. A man claimed damages after learning the woman advertising for a husband lied about widow status, age, and income. He had lent her 50 dollars before discovering the deception.
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Paris
Mme
Andree Chantal
Mme. Chantal
Court of Appeals
Married Operators Quit Jobs to Help Single Women
About 2000 telephone operators declined their posts to create openings for unemployed single women. The voluntary resignations, urged for those with husbands able to support them, aimed to reduce pay cuts and allow part time work. Roughly 75 percent of retiring workers were married, with others choosing rest or travel funded by their savings.
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Fishermen's Heaven Salmon Rise Follows Big Catch
Albert Snyder was salmon fishing at Fishermen's Heaven in Glendale Oregon when a 20 pound salmon leaped into his boat. The incident occurred June 13 and was reported by INS.
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Glendale
Ore
INS
Albert Snyder
Lords Nelson’s Niece in Play in London
Horatia Nelson, 60, great-niece of Lord Nelson and England’s oldest actress, stars in a film in London. She has played 250 parts and raised eight children. She recalls two wars, a dizzying pipeful of tobacco, and rising at 4 AM to reach Ealing for makeup by 7:15.
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Lord Nelson
England
Britain
Horatia Nelson
Ealing
Town shuts doors as heat drives silence in Silverton
In Silverton Oregon on January 13 the town closed up for three days as a unanimous move by every merchant. Businesses pulled shades, locked up, and closed shop while residents sought relief from the intense summer heat.
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Ore
Jnen
Banks Reopen in Kentucky After Banking Holiday
Kentucky state banking department reports only 14 of 930 state banks remain closed after a recent banking holiday. The department says banks reopened as finances permit, following a policy to open each bank when feasible. Meanwhile in Enthusiastic Denysr a city detective named H W Gibbs injured a toe tramping while entering a home and discovering a gallon still.
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ZNB
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State Banking’ Department
State Department
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H. W. Gibbs
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Thomas Crusoy
Bam Fingle
Gibby
Better Known Brands Offer Low Prices With High Quality
An audience is reminded that familiar reliable brands now cost less than in years past while maintaining high quality. The speaker urges considering these factors and continuing to look at other products that are well known for reliability and value.
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