Veterans recount hardships of bonus march to Washington
OA VET TELLS HARDSHIPS OF BONUS MARCH. Bailey and Willa Lane describe long freight rides, police escorts, meager meals, and harsh conditions on the way to Washington. In D.C. the group faced limited food and stiff march to the first camp. Smith and Bryant plan a second bonus expedition and opened a recruiting office at 627 Dolorosa Street.
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Willa Lane
San Antonio
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Smith
Bryant
Dolorosa Street
Evangelical Youth Convention Set in St Louis July 5 to 8
More than 1000 young people from across the country will attend the National Evangelical Youth convention in St Louis from July 5 to 8 under the Evangelical League and Nations Young Peoples Organization of the Evangelical Synod of North America.
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Dallas Girl Killed in Auto Accident
Dallas area report of a fatal auto collision near Arlington on the Dallas Fort Worth night line. Doroty Kelman a 12 year old Dallas resident died. another person sustained minor injuries and the driver received minor cuts and bruises.
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Arlington
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Doroty Kelman
Herman Kelman
Dallas-Fort Worth
Legs
Obituary of Robert Krause 78 Led Life In Viet Tara County
Robert Krause 78 longtime resident of Viet Tara county died recently. He was father to Alonzo Krause of Victoria and Mun wl Krause of Nordheim and two daughters Mrs. George Berger of Gollnd and Mrs. George A. Boldt. Services Sunday at 4 p m at Rlebe chapel officiated by Wey WoW Laubach. Burial in Gover cemetery with his prandechildren and six greernidren as survivors.
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George A. Holdl
George Berger
Gollnd
George A. Boldt
Senate May Reconsider After Economy Bill Rejection
Senator McNary moves to reconsider the House Senate conference report on the 150 million economy bill after its rejection. He notes little chance of House receding and that new conferences would require the Democratic Convention to end, delaying adjournment and potentially prolonging the session. He warns the renewed talks may be longer than the past three weeks.
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Unemployed Turn to Authorship in Pasadena Premiere
Sophia Kerr reports a wave of jobless people turning to writing as a path to recognition. In Pasadena a premiere of her first work drew editors and would be authors, many chasing a long held ambition despite questions of quality.
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Highland Park to Hear Musical Pair Predijek Duo
Highland Park will host Mr and Mrs L D Predijek of Dallas for special music at Highland Bari church Frederick. The Rev FB Selfidge West Texas Presbytery home missions superintendent will preach the morning sermon and the Rev Glenn Murray will preach the evening sermon.
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War on Jews Opens in Prussian Diet
Berlin June 9. Communists and Fascists in the Prussian diet in May joined in a campaign against Jews by urging the National government to confiscate all property from Jews who came to Germany since the war. The resolution claims Jews gained wealth as a non productive class.
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Germany
Ziegfeld in Serious Condition After Pneumonia
Floren Ziegfeld famed promoter of the American girl remains in critical condition after pneumonia complications. He had been confined to Hastings New York for some time receiving care.
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Negro Terrorist Dies From Jail Bullet Wound
Fort Worth dispatch reports Frank Miller a black criminal who confessed to robberies near Cold Spring road and assaulting women died in jail from a bullet wound inflicted by a city detective during arrest. He earlier denied the assaults then confessed to attacking seven women.
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Clothing Clock Theft Reported To Police
Marie Aguirre reported Saturday that $35 worth of clothing and a clock were stolen from 126 South Laredo Street.
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South Laredo Street
Mother freed on own recognizance bond in liquor case
A one month old baby allegedly influenced Librada Llanos to be released on a $300 personal recognizance bond after arraignment on a liquor charge for manufacture, possession and sale of beer. United States Commissioner Paul A Lockhart approved the procedure, citing likely inability to post a higher bond. The notice ends with an advertisement for business opportunities in Light classifieds.
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Librada Llanos
Paul A. Lockhart
City Officials Announce Broad Salary Cuts Across Departments
Tax Commissioner Frank Bushick announced 40 percent pay cuts for city tax workers as part of a leaner budget of 1.525 million dollars. One employee will be dismissed and nine moved to part time while the mayor’s office reports drastic reductions for 73 staffers, with various salary adjustments cited.
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Frank Bushick
Bushick
Hushick
Walter Talseh
Short Waves of Human Body Found Fatal to Yeast Cell
Cornell University research by Professor Otto Rahn shows that a person looking at a yeast cake with one eye can kill all yeast peels in minutes. He reports body rays, short wavelengths, and high voltage emitted from eye tips can penetrate a plate and destroy yeast cells within 15 minutes.
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Cornell University
Otto Rahn
Cornell
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Association For the Advancement of Science
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Pilot and Mechanic Killed in Plane Crash
In Hagerstown Maryland a pilot and mechanic died when a wing failed at about 2000 feet. The pilot was Allen B Harris 34 formerly of Garden City Long Island and the mechanic Oscar Lyday 25 from Frederick Maryland.
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Allen B. Harris
Garden City, L. I
Oscar Lyday
Frederick, Md
Hospital Treats Stabbing Victim in San Saba Area
Joe Sanchez of 619 Durango Street was stabbed in an altercation on South San Saba Street late Saturday and admitted to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment. One man was arrested.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Dry Enforcement Fund Is Slashed
The senate approved a ten percent cut to the federal prohibition enforcement fund for the 1893 fiscal year. The fund dropped from 11,360,500 to 10,250,000, reducing resources for enforcement efforts.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Boy sought in theft of melons wagonload
W B George reports a boy swiped a wagonload of 30 watermelons sold for 1.50. George asks for information to locate the boy who sold the melons on Pecas Street Saturday night.
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Pecas Street
George
Taxpayers Urged to Pay City and School Taxes Soon
Taxpayers have four days left to pay city and school taxes before a penalty is assessed. Tax collector A B Stephens says unpaid taxes become delinquent July 1 after a grace period, with 84.60 percent of taxes paid so far.
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Dawes Daughter Engaged to Ensign
Brigadier General and Mrs Charles G Dawes announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Jo Dawes to Ensign John Gardner Tennant of Fredericksburg Virginia. Ensign Tennant graduated from the United States Naval Academy this month.
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Virginia
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Fredericksburg
Tennant
United States Naval Academy
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