Nine Texans Loge Ligen Violence Weekend Tragedies
A battered AP item recounts a violent weekend with nine Texans killed or injured in multiple crashes and incidents. Names include Tillie Super of Houston Walter Brisson and Matlie Miliner among others. Several victims died in car and truck crashes near Monkably and at Buchanan Dam. An unidentified man was decapitated in a separate attack.
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Injuries Across City After Weekend Vehicle Crashes
Over a weekend and near San Antonio and surrounding streets, numerous injuries were reported from a series of traffic crashes. Police and sheriffs revealed details of dozens of victims including J. E. Dmitke, Mrs. and Mr. Mecarcat, and Virgil alerting along with many others. Several pedestrians were struck near Guadalupe and Highway 80. doctors treated people at local hospitals. Authorities cited failures to stop, damaged vehicles, and collisions involving trucks and autos.
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Reappointment of U S Attorneys Stirs Senate Debate
President Roosevelt sent nominations to the Senate naming Thomas Thorshey as United States Attorney for Columbia and William A. Holyteliney as district attorney for Division No. 4 Alaska. Both nominees are confirmed.
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Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised remedy
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for chills fever and malaria with claims of rapid relief and general health benefits. It emphasizes ease of taking and affordability with mentions of drug stores and a larger size option.
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Soviet Fliers Honored At Vancouver
A damaged Vancouver report recalls Soviet fliers honored after a flight from Moscow to the Pacific Northwest. The crew endured poor weather and fuel concerns as they traced a route past Queen Charlotte Sound to Vancouver Island before landing near Victoria. The saga highlights the endurance of the pilots and the challenges of cross‑continent Soviet aviation.
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Waco Store Loses 2100 in Burglary
A burglary at a Waco, Texas goods store caused about 2100 in losses. Burglars forced entry by prying a window and forced open the safe with a lever, leaving no fingerprints. Investigators describe a tied loot attempt and the shop operated by Mannig. No suspect details are provided.
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Houston WPA Group Protests Layoffs
A Houston WPA group staged a one day protest against layoffs at several city sites including the chamber of commerce and the WPA headquarters. Officials from SWRA faced picket lines as workers demanded job protections and a security of employment.
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Pope to Fight New Nazi Move
Vatican sources said the pope would oppose a new Nazi policy in Germany. They feared the government planned to replace clerical teachers with lay figures, despite the Vatican Concordat. Prelates awaited details of a decree by Bavarian interior minister Wagner who was accused of targeting Catholic schools.
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McNamara Approved by Senate Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved today nominations for two U S posts. Guy McNamara named for the Western District of Texas would serve as US attorney for Oregon Carl C Donsigh was recommended for the Oregon US attorney post recognition in the committee action and awaited full Senate approval.
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LABOH PARLEY SLATED FRIDAY IN CITY MEETING
Bellveen 8000 and KOON are expected to attend a city wide American Federation of Labor meeting to be held at the Tabor temple. Local and international representatives will speak. The meeting aims to enforce member progression and delve into membership growth. No strike is planned.
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Colin Clive Out of Danger Despite Severe Illness
Hollywood June 21 Colin Clive actor remains in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a respiratory illness. He is described as improving but not yet out of danger.
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