Notable Eagle leaders die in auto train collision
Fort Worth June 18 Cael J Doerr 48 state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Leo Darmsvidt 52 state official of the order and Fred Otman 22 painter and decorator of Abita Springs Louisiana were killed yesterday when their automobile was struck by a Texas and Pacific passenger train about eight miles from Fort Worth The car was dragged 500 yards before the train could be stopped.
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Fort Worth
L— Cael J. Doerr
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Leo Darmsvidt
Atste
Oder
Fred Otman
Jainter and Decorator
Abita Springs
Louisiana
Olmin Sas
Texas and Pacific
Oklahoma Jobs Slump Reported in May
Oklahoma job figures show a decline in May compared with April, as the state department reports lower employment activity across sectors. The data reflect statewide trends in the labor market during spring.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
State Department of
Isbor
Graf Zeppelin and Nautilus plan after Arctic setback
Dr Hugo Bykener, commander of Graf Zeppelin, announced a rendezvous with the submarine Nautilus near North Pale as Sir Hubert Wilkins’ submarine suffered a motor malfunction in mid Atlantic. Dr Eckener said an independent might to pale by Graf Zeppelin remains only a possibility. In Michigan, Pontiae Commercial and Law Bank closed today by its directors, with resources near 17.95 million dollars and president Cramer Smith losing his own wealth.
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Poe
North Pale
Graf Zeppelin
Hugo Bykener
Sir Hubert Wilkins
mid-Atlantic
Ihr
Arctic
Eckener
Tontiag
Mich
Pontise Commargial and Law Bank
Cramer Smith
Losk
We June
Hearst Plan Aids Leader in Public Works Boost
A Milwaukee report discusses Hearst plan aided by leader Randolph Menest proposing a $5 billion emergency public works loan to relieve unemployment. Finnega of the Milwaukee Grain and Stock Exchange says the idea could lift moods, spur manufacturing and distribution, and generate income to retire the bonds in a few years. The plan aims to restore prosperity through public works and real beer returns to grains and community life.
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Milwaurer
Bis
Hankere
Swt
Cits
Fielda
William Teandolph
A. L. Finnegna
Unt
Milwaukee Grain and Stock Exchange
Menest
Ermal Condome
Iquar
Labor and Business Endorse 5 Billion Prosperity Plan
In San Francisco on March 5 two groups the Building Trades Council of Ala media and the Upper Market and Gel Lira Merchants Association back William Randolph Hearst's proposed 5 billion dollar prosperity plan. Enthusiastic supporters see the plan as a remedy for the nation economic ills.
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San Francisco
Duar
William — Trindolph Ivarat
Building Trades Council
Alamedia
Solon Backs Prosperity Loan Plan Across States
Moving in unison with Hearst proposed prosperity bond, Illinois Representative Beam supports a $5,000,000,000 public works fund. Shouse in Boston backs the idea as prudent, while Pittsburgh Allegheny delegates urge Congress to back the program citing wartime reparations precedent.
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Ohicaine
William
Rendolph Hearst
United States
Somo
Haars P. Beam
Illinois
Congressmoan Tienm
Shouse
Hearst
Boston
Williadelph Heart
Tenett Shouse
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Washinstom
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Heart
Clyde Kells
Congressman Connors Praises Hearst Prosperity Plan
Congressman William P. Connery of Tennessee applauded Hearst's £5,000,000 prosperity program after it received approval. The Tennessean lawmaker said Hearst struck the pulse of the nation and offered a remedy for the low mood.
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Ferrey
Boston
Randolph Hearst
William P. Conners
Special Session to Be Asked for Public Works Plan
Murphy says mayoral direction targets a federal public works program under President Hoover. The proposal seeks congressional action for a comprehensive federal works plan, with five billion dollars suggested, aiming to spur prosperity and meet the needs of relief and recovery efforts.
Ft. Worth Opens Fifth Air Line
Fort Worth dedicates its fifth air mail route as part of a preliminary to American Airways new Nantucket line. Clerks, pilots, and staff prepare the mail service for the inaugural flight amid routine operations and organized access to the new route.
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Ft. Worth
Fifth Air Line
Fort Worth
Texas
American Airways
Fort Wreth
Jandet Phourindy
Pyaf
Racadeijul Aleport
Former Detroit officer faces murder charge over family shooting
Robert B. Weitz, a 37 year Detroit police veteran, admitted to the crime saying he “went crazy” after flowers were pulled up at home. He shot his wife and stepdaughter Hedda Rowe, a former actress, Saturday night. Hedda died. Mrs. Rowe died yesterday. Weitz is in hospital awaiting recovery. He cited nagging by his wife and stepdaughter as motive.
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Detroit
Todas
Robert B. Weitz
Hedda Rowe
Aang
Two Youths Found Floating in Creek
The bodies of Howard Williams, 9, and Theodore Watson, 8, were found in a pool of Gooseneck Creek after a fishing trip. Deputy coroner Hoy Casey said one boy may have fallen into debris filled water while the other jumped in to try to save him.
Ford payroll copies to back Bennett claim in Detroit
Detroit police were to receive photostatic copies of Ford payroll records today. Harry H. Bennett said the documents would support his charge that many men revived traits from the city while drawing wages from Ford. Prosecutor Garey Poy urged caution in interpreting the statements and noted no specific individuals were named.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Harry H. Bennett
Ity
Ford Company
Uarey
Virginia Mines Closed by Strikes Sweep Area
Wheeling W Va June 1 Strikes shut down two mines at Warwood and the Castanzo mine. Four hundred men must work at the Collier's mine of the West Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company near Wellsburg. Strike leaders and Frey plan to pick every mine in the Panhandle by Wednesday.
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Wheeling
Warwood
West Virginia
Dittsburgh
Banker Burns to Death in Home Fire
A house fire killed banker Frank 5, president of the Taghes, and injured Mira Page and their two year old child. flames erupted suddenly as neighbors rescued the mother from the blaze, fire department reports indicate the blaze began in the dwelling and spread rapidly.
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Home Wire
Frank 5
The
Taghes
Steath
Big Home
Mira Page
AL Wire
British Defending Yacht Wins Race in Scotland Harbor
British defending yacht Agewia fouled American challenger amid swirling conditions in the first race for the Scawanhakn cup. The race featured a tense start and rough seas as spectators watched from shore and aboard craft along the Clyde.
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Glabgow
Agewia
Aged Texan May Be Heir To Fortune
NACOGONCHES Texas Yues WN Alvis 85 at he Etoile communist Narogdorbes éouly had been arovised at his father Texas pinster originally nefiled In the Kilgore oil field country secured tiffe to his land and then moved away without transferring it. Come Bill is informed that he pray the heir In a fortune in his old days.
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Nacogonches
Texas
Yues
Alvis
Athe Etoile
Narogdorbes
American Hosiery Exports Rise to Latin Markets
A Commerce Department bulletin shows Latin American countries as the main buyers of U S hosiery. In the last three years average exports to these markets reached about 20,020 dozen pairs annually, valued at roughly 7.42 million dollars, with Colton hosiery predominate among shipments.
Three Men Ascend 15 292-Foot Peak
Three climbers attempt Mount Fale Weather rising 15 202 feet. Dr. W. Todd and A. Carpe of New York along with Ter rin Moore of Boston seek a first ascent after a prior failed bid six years earlier.
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Juneau
Negro Trio Captured in Sheriff’s Death in Illinois
Three African American suspects from St Louis were captured by a posse near DEMOS Illinois. They are charged with the murder of Ely Davis deputy sheriff of Toe county during a failed kidnapping attempt at the state colony for the feeble minded. A man among the group was shot and fatally wounded.
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Demos
St. Louis
Will
Ely Davis
Sheriiff
Toe County
Neproce
Davis
Cancer Cure Scam Leads to Arrest in Chicago
Solverant feerice in Chicago shows a nearly failed attempt to sell a cancer cure formula for $1,000. Lester Tilton, 99, claimed to have ward cancer and faced charges for a practical fraud. the case ties to a long local pattern with a suspect license lapse.
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Chicago
Lester ‘Tilton
Ot Tinlay
Wet States Give Heavily to Drys
Washington news notes a 1928 income tax table showing 14 wet states contributing 14,449 to the drys campaign while 17 dry areas report larger figures. The piece credits Prohibition advocates with shifting funds and references tax data to illustrate the backing of dry forces.
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Washington, D.C
Crusaders
Belgian General of War Fame Dies
Belgian general of war fame Michel van Osearnald dies at Namur where he held rank in the Belgian army during the war. He served in the cabinet during the midwinter of conflict and was noted for his long service and leadership.
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Shes
Une
Meath
Varon Michel
Srings
Lef Namur
Wit
Aimdny
Neon Michel van Osearnald
Hailstorm Leaves Newton Streets Damaged and Stricken
A severe hailstorm struck Newton Kansas causing widespread damage. Streets were blocked by hailstones weighing up to an ounce and banks of ice blanketed the area 10 by seven miles. Trees stripped, windows broken, cars damaged, and some buses wrecked. Birds killed and several buildings struck by lightning. Rainfall reached 1.60 inches in about 20 minutes.
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Newton
Kans
Atrick
Shrine Picnic Plans at Boerne Camp Alzalar
The Alcatur Shrine hosts its annual picnic and barbecue at Camp Alzalar near Boerne on June 27. Entertainment includes tennis, baseball, swimming contests, and band concerts under W. E. Rush and Dr. Ralph Brigen, with Ed Bradford directing the dance orchestra. George A. Vernon, coordinator, and Tonia W. Aladuny, committee head, coordinate the event.
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Alcatur Shrine
Camp
Alzalar Noo Boerne Jine
Paisennis
W. EB
Rush
Ralph Briegen
Ed Bradford
George A. Vernom
Corder
Tonia W. Aladuny
Go Ternite
Inquest Held Over Clerk's Death After Discovery
An inquest returned by Justice Tod Flowers of Gnose Creek found the clerk died of natural causes. The body was found Sunday morning on the banks of Sondatinve River by Carlisle, who was on a fishing trip when he discovered him.
Beauties Gather for Miss America Pageant in Galveston
Nervous bets rise as 20 young beauties vie for the Miss America title in Galveston amid a bathing beauty revue attracting 140000 visitors at Trland City. Judges announced the group named to symbolize American ideals of grace and beauty, listing entrants from Missouri to Georgia. A mishap sidelined Eugenia Bennett from competing in the finale after a fall halted her moment on stage.
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Galveston
Esae
Jacky Gix
Inga Norberg
Feu
Cass Campbell
Rei Eugenia Bennett
Missouri
Alo
Petition to Abandon Branch Lines Across Texas Railways
Washington D C Tyne 15 The Har Avioia and Arousas Pass and She eras and New Orleans railroads petition the interstate commerce commission for permission to abandon a leased branch from Gonzales to Luling Texas a distance of 11 miles The lease is due to expire and the plan would take effect upon expiration The line is parcelled by primary highways and the Galveston Macrise Dairy and San Antonio railway Pleads from the San Mateos river support that the roads are subsidiaries of the Southern Pacific.
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Washington, D. C
Tyne
Har Avioia
Arousas Pass
She ‘Eras
New Orleans
Taciny
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gonzales
Luling
Tesao
Galveston, Uneksburg and
San Antonio
Sinproyrib Highways
Galyyston, Macrise Dairy and
San Antonio Railway
San Mateos
Southern Pacific
Mule Driver Dies After Mule Attack At Farm
AAKLINGIN Texas June 1 W Avants GO died in hospital Monday after being dragged by a mule at a nearby farm Sunday afternoon. The animal became tangled in his arms, dragging him and causing a broken spine and multiple injuries before succumbing to his wounds. The incident occurred near here with neighbors noting the fatal mishap.
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Aaklingin
Texas
W. Avants
Bia Farm
Here
Ana
Convicted Slayer Scheduled for July 31 Execution
Terus Brown Wood was sentenced to die for the murder of his wife. The judge, B H J Miller, set the execution date for July 21, but county officials announced a later July 31 date.
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Brown Wood
Terus
June Id
the Shield
H. J. Miller
Thiel
Kia
Fort Worth Plans Montgomery Rites
Funeral arrangements are set for Oscar H Montgomery 59 a former police and fire commissioner who died suddenly yesterday in Fort Worth Officials note his long service in law enforcement and city safety roles as the community mourns his loss
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Fort Worth
Montgomery
Fort Wortd
Oscar H Montgomery
Elick
Woo
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