Injuries From Grandstand Collapse At Shelby County Fair
Twenty six people were injured when a section of an amphitheater collapsed at the Shelby County Fairgrounds during the opening of Jothon Johnson's campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Governor Chandler and several officials were involved. several others were hospitalized or treated for injuries as the wooden structure buckled under weight. The Shelby County Ground crowd of about 8500 people watched as debris and chaos followed the fall.
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Brelbyville
Keen Joleesor
Dan Talbott
Shelby County Fairgrounds
Jothon
Johnson
Rieh- Mond
Ales
Jolson
Talbutt
Kings Daughters
Chrisidarid
Dag Bern
Gavernor Ghander
Louisville
Chandler
Hua Talbot
Eilbert
Athsn W. Tarkley
Gpremat
Chaidler
Wayoria
GALLE
Tadays
Sh Shelby
Chandler Earlive
Johnsar J. Hag
Campale Widlness
Wanphitheater
New Braunfels to Hear Two Artists
Two music professors Frist Melt mann and Jusef Meckel will present a piano recital at New Braunfels High School auditorium on June 23 at 6 pm. They will perform works by Chopin Greig Schumann Brains Kreisley Sineschel Wieniawski and other composers. Proceeds will benefit the Fouchon Rosie camp.
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NEW Praurinis
Gine Vl Tre
Sautern Myaie
Frist Meltmann
Jusef Meckel
Céyl
We New Braucifels Hien
Guditorium
Tro Chopin
Greig
Schumann
Brains
Kreisley
Sineschel
Wienia Wekl
Athlon
Fouchon Rosie
Payroll Bandits Are Still at Large in Kansas City
In Kansas City on June 24 armed bandits robbed two messenger men, escaping with cash and valuables while authorities pursue suspects. Police described the incident as a bold daytime heist targeting local package handlers. No injuries reported, ongoing manhunt with leads being followed.
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Kansas City
Imap
Pelavtay
UNION'S HEAD FACES CHARGE IN NEW ORLEANS
In New Orleans a group including Joseph Curran of New York faced assault charges after a melee at the National Maritime Union offices that left one man badly injured and others under investigation. Yoseph Dyosress was beaten, hospitalized in serious condition, and named among the charged.
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New Orlfans
John 24
INS
Joseph Curran
New York
National Maritime Union
Helmitn
Ieees
C.I. O_uninn
Golf
Yoseph Dyosress
Robert Meers
Pilit Glass
James Huse
Business Gains Are Small in June Weekly Survey
The Commerce Department reports small gains in business activity for the week ending June 24. Oil and textile sectors show mixed results with some improvements in production and capacity use offset by flat consumer demand and seasonal leveling off.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Requise J
Tela
Niger
Polton
Maury Takes Up City Buying Campaign Fire Sale
In a city council meeting Mayor Matty Maverts pushes a plan to centralize purchasing of food for the city. He proposes Market Master purchases for the city commissaries and notes a predefined ceiling for produce and fruit. officials seek best prices for inmate diets and municipal needs.
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Matty Maverts
City Coynell
Walt Walts
Maverick S
Levis W. Lipatovich
Buckner case sendation due in federal court
New York June 24 ins William P Buckner Jr will face Lar watrinss in federal court Monday if Lefend Al self against charges of mail fraud tied to Toddem Un of a defunct Philippine Railway. He hinted he will bring briefcase and produce everything including Broadway gifts and Hollywood stars to prove a conspiracy. Co defendants include Joan Stuart Thyde and others. judge may dismiss some charges as the defense argument unfolds.
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New York
INS
Wiliam P.buckler Jr
Lefend al
Philippine Railway Company
Buckpeer
Stern
John Atintab
Strali
Buckner
Efort
Iogislanion du Congress
Henry W. Goddard Maet
Joan Stuart Thyde
Finn
Pall Utd
Felipe Buencaming
Piniippine Decisiwaire
CL Wesper ‘Tinsor
Public Roads Maps Being Prepared for States
A garbled notice indicates highway planning offices are preparing maps for public roads. The maps will show highways, roads, streets, towns, traffic volumes, bus routes, and rail lines with a seal or mobile feature. The fragment suggests a national or international context in transportation planning.
Aliens to be deported to Mexia this week
Fiflian aliens are to be deported to Mexia this week by Simiratgrac tion offichia W W Knapp in charge of the local im taleretigm office. Knapp said many apprehended in San Antonio and the past two months have been housed in the county jail. Deportation schedule includes trips Tuesday and Thursday with several aliens awaiting processing.
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Offichia
W. W. Knapp
Lonal Im Taleretigm
San Antonio
Knapp
JA Secoud
Kropp
Roosevelt preps for ag fight in Washington senate clash
President Roosevelt faces a Senate threat of filibuster as key economic and foreign policy bills loom before adjournment. Proposals include extending presidential power, a $2.06 billion stabilizing fund, a seven year self supporting project plan totaling $3.48 billion, and neu trality law revisions granting broad discretion amid belligerent powers.
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Hyde Park
N. Yu
Roosevelt
Warison River
Congress
Washington
Senate
Gecons
Margocep Gelann
Brexel Maul
Pullsdelphia
University Women Attend Colorado Convention in Denver
University women from Colorado and beyond attended the American Association of University Women convention in Denver ending with a banquet. More than 100 college women modeled friendly smiles as delegates toured local scenery. Dr Mary Ellen Chase of Smith College gave the closing address urging colleges to study Puritan history and push for advancement of the lower classes.
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Colorado
Denver
Thi
Telys
Mary Ellen Chase
Smith College
Nazi Uniforms Barred by Police Rally Report
Police ban Nazi uniforms at a rally of the Federation of German American Boeletles in Frvingdon Pale Cems. Edward Balentine issued orders to curb talfarms distribution and deter derisive displays. John Archer and Jesse L. Lasky figures mention Anne Shirley and Edward Fills in a radio drama adaptation with Carper.
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Tavington
N. 1
Cine 24
INSJ
Federation of
Frvingdon
Pale Cems
Edward Balentine
Issvce
Mombina
Halentine
Mle
John Archer
Sid Allee Keen
Jesse L. Lasky
Molly
Anne Shirley
Edward
R-4-O
Forgery law changes raise penalties and discretion
The new law signed by the governor, discussed by district attorney investigator Ras Pech, tightens penalties for forgery and related offenses. It allows dismissal requests only under specified conditions and introduces heavier penalties for habitual offenders while keeping first offense penalties similar.
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Fijing
Ras Pech
Ra Mte
Biits
Heck Tases WU
Penitentiary Terms and Offense Statutes Quoted
The passage outlines prison terms for various offenses including repeated convictions for a named offense with checks, stating confinement in a penitentiary with sentences of two seats or more up to ten years. It references past limits of not more than five years and fines under $500, and mentions associations and individuals linked to listed offenses and a radio jingle.
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PAL
Traok Teastall
Relat
Meralunis! Pssocinelen
Mole Men's Association
Mabie
Kindergarten Drive Launched Amid Tax Fear and School Fees
Officials accuse school administrators of misleading parents over a plan to expand kindergarten funding and consolidate programs. A public petition campaign seeks a merger of Lamar area facilities while opponents warn tax increases could burden families with higher costs for education and related services.
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Tetgartenis
H. S. Menvier
Taneel
Daturtay
Bhipiresestt Schial
Lamar Clerapniary
Lilia
Femachnol
Poisoning scare hits city schools in lunch program
Federal agents join a New York inquiry after a suspected poisoning of students at Glen Park and three other schools. Dozens of children were treated, eleven remain in hospitals, and officials warn the incident may involve tainted lunches. Investigators say the culprit may have used contaminated crackers, sandwiches, or beverages. The superintendent Harold G. Campbell ordered all 187 students transferred for safety. Doctors report several girls aged around ten were among the injured as authorities search for the exact toxin and motive.
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New York
Dane
Cina
Sri
Ucn
Schnnis
Harold G. Campbell
Samuel Fran
Bureau of Preventable Diprnses
EU Chomiala
Youth Guilty in Slaying Amid Turbulent Trial
A Wisconsin 24 year old, Eliswarsh Madberry, was found guilty by an Akron district court of the killing described as a frst degree slaying. The jurors returned the verdict after a trial that featured defense pleas and questions about pretrial conduct. The defendant showed no visible remorse as the court adjourned for the day. The case drew attention from local residents and highlighted ongoing concerns about crime and punishment in the region.
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Gale
Eliswarsh
Madberry
John “Hr
Colorado Springs
Akron
Colorado
Maes
Requisitions Eyed By Mayor Maverick In City Purchases
Mayor Maverick scrutinizes city spending citing awkward cup purchases totaling 27.08 dollars and other items. He questions card orders for city vehicles and insurance costs while urging cost cuts and streamlined repairs to save public funds.
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Naury Maverick
Ely
Ty Lang
Fox City
Kercheville
Lewis Cineramp
Jerge
Maverick
Bipscomb
Maverick Cammentert
Erin Wints
Saia
Shovarrass
Maverck
Lipseowil
Thx
C. Ray Davis
Mayeerlak
Bolief
Mayetick
Marshall Ford Dam Gates Contract Let in Texas
The Interior Department awards a $845,000 contract for gates at Marshall Ford Dam on the Colorado River, 12 miles northwest of Austin. Heads Up: Heedies Tynes Manufacturing and the Bartlet Hayward division of the Kopper company are named contractors.
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Marshall Ford
Washington, Dunn
Marshall Poyd
de Calo Do
Astin
Texsd
Secretary of Interior
Harold Tekes Kodey
Lhe Heedies Tynes Manufacturing Company
Airminghnny Ala
Bartlet Hayward
Koppere Company
Hallimace, Mal, Ar Ciety
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