Three Cut One Hot Inga Affrays End in Arrests
The weekend shooting and knifings left three wounded and four under arrest. Cruz Morin, 21, was found dead at 1320 Blag Street. Jot Domingues, 24, held after nine .38 caliber pistols found at his home. Remtindo Perez, 24, connected with the stabbing of Cristin Reamirez at Hebert Green hospital. Deputy Striffs injured. two Alexis men arrested. victims Sany Tumlinson and George Acord recovering at Santa Rosa hospital. Musgrave indicated possible aggravated assault or murder charges based on findings.
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Alonduraas
Cruz Morin
el Paso Street
Blag Street
G. Weismann
M. Valdes
Morin
Jot Domingues
Jéanee
Strriffs
C. Margrave
Paul White
Alexis Cans
Somerset Road
Santa Rosa Hospital
Sany Tumlinson
Farmer
George Acord
Palo Alto
Tumlinson
Acord
Gght
Acoril
Musgrave Sail de
Fifteen Violent Deaths in Texas Reported This Weekend
A week-end wave of violence in Texas left fifteen dead across multiple counties and cities. Victims include residents of Denton Dallas Kilgore Spicewood and Clear Lake Ferry, with shootings drownings and a suicide noted. Names listed include Abe Schreiber Pantine Corman Myrtle Proctor Velma Sheppard Marion Meredith and Sam Ross among others. Authorities reported bodies recovered near the Red River south of Kilgore and on the Colorado River near Spicewood, while one man left a note before taking his life.
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Denton
Red River
de Val
Dialing
Dallas
Heer
Elie
Kilgore
Tule
Fichining
Spicewand
Kilgare
Bill Bhercork
Doc Ralley Romans
Clear Lake Ferry
Tommie Noberta
Herbert Simons
Myrtle Proctor
Gladys Roberts
Clear Lake Ty
Claude Shaw
Khanne
Ane Schreiber
Galveston
Pauling Corman
Sam Hoan
Sam Ross
Dunkin
W. Kells
Burn Vwarvey Ffarbison
Van
Velma Shenpart
Spleewood
Dayton Meredith
Spirawond
Clear Lake Peter
Te Kalb
Abe Schreiber
Pantine Corman
Bix Wreetheart
Rez
Schreiter
Hern
Willy Bullet
Rends
Thes
Ciidien
South Tallas
Alain
Rabbera
Ompal
Corsicana
Dalnicy
Ross Wan
Atands
Tinrver Harbison
van Wax Foun
Kelly
Ride
Stonewall
Lggpe
Velma Sheppard
Marion Meredith
Smieewood
Colorale River
Spicewred
Satnrtor
Isa Shepnart
Irene Sincleton
Patriotic celebration at large fireworks display downtown
A fragmented notice describes a patriotic event featuring a large fireworks display on the fourth of July. It mentions George Keehe and a corner location at South Blores and Military Plaza, inviting every American to wave a flag and join the celebration.
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George Keehe
Blores
Military Plaza
Two Charged in Punishment of Boy
In New York on January 28, a two and a half year old boy recounts being tied with a noose and left for hours, his father and uncle charged with felonious assault as authorities say the child was brutally punished while the assailants claimed it was a game called hockey.
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Bertice
New York
Jone
Sak Cho Hoy
Joseph ‘Cannella Dri
Berwuse
Burns Prove Fatal to 10 Year Old Girl
Efforts of three persons to save Miss Anselms Ansro 10 when her clothing caught fire last Friday proved futile with her death at St Rosa Infirmary. Miss Amaro domestic in Mrs Ernest A Linge home East Craig place was burned while cleaning clothes when gasoline ignited her clothing. Elizabeth Wiongoin 315 East Woodlawn avenue climbed two fences to wrap a blanket around the girl while a chauffeur obtained a hose and hot water on Miss Amaro. Mrs Javine also was burned assisting in holding the fire but has recovered. The flames did 700 damage at the Linné home.
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Anselms Ansro
Mondey St Senta Rosa
Amaro
Ernest A. Linge
East Craig Place
EuBeine
Misa Elizabeth Wiolgoin
Woodlarn Avenue
Misa Amaro
Javine
Linné
Frank Davis Play Released for Amateur Production
Frank Davis announces his burlesque melodrama The Dead Sister's Secret and motor drummer Gold in the Hills available for amateur production. Published by Walter O. Da ker of Boston, it can be staged by amateurs for an $825 royalty fee. The Little Phealer plans a season under the author's direction, who resides locally.
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A. Frank Davis
Emateur
Phealer
Walter O.daker Company
Boston
Agann
Keeper Halts Fight Between Apes at Fleishhacker Zoo
A zookeeper named George Bistaney of Fleischhacker 200 tried to stop a violent clash between five orangutans and three chimpanzees at the San Francesco zoo today. He was bitten on both arms during the incident.
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Bergier
San Francesco
Lune
George Bistaney
Fleishhacker
Perie
Pilot to Fly to Scott Field in Primary Plane
Capt. Lewis Th. Knight will ferry an air craft to Scott Field on Wednesday for bar station duties. The flight plans include an air carpet trunk lift and a hop to the field as part of a scheduled service.
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Scott Field
Lewis Th. Knight
Wedmerilag
Teet in a Liz bath promises comfort and relief
An advertisement claims immersion in a Liz bath instantly eases ache and pain by drawing out acids and poisons. It promises revived energy and readiness for travel, with a sales pitch urging readers to buy the TIX tablets from all druggists.
Claim Dry Repeal Would Kill Deficit
Washington report states that repeal of the prohibition amendment would provide enough federal revenue to wipe out the national treasury deficit in a year. The Association against the Prohibition Amendment released a survey claiming higher consumption and revenue would result in 2906.402.224 annually.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Association Against the Prohibition
Move to Malt Gas Price War Stirs Los Angeles
June 29 Los Angeles reports plastics in the newly set 16 cents a gallon price for gasoline. Business leaders reacted to block a price rise as efforts to reopen a price war intensify.
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Los Angeles
Ishop Dead at Righmond Hospital
A patient referred to as William Benjan chan, 02, of the Methoiist Nalsmareh in Pouthy died in a hospital after suffering injuries from three wrecks. The cause of death is pernicious pneumonia following injuries from the incidents.
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Shawe Haghmond
Val Dune Tishoy
William Benjanchan
Nalsmareh
Pouthy
Church Considers New Episcopal Marital Plan
New York June 20 A revived proposal advocates granting Episcopal clergy the right to officiate marriages and manage divorce considerations under church law. The commission suggested changes to allow remarriage within the church, amid debates on priestly authority and ceremony validity.
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New York
Clerics Meet as Catholic Students Mission Crusade Opens
Leading Roman Catholic clergymen gathered at Niagara Falls for the seventh national convention of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. The event opened tonight at Niagara University with clergymen from across the nation in attendance.
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Niagara Falls
N. Es
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Niagara Universils
Preservation claim for Camels moisture pack technology
The text touts a Humidor Pack of moisture proof cellophane to seal Camels products. It claims to prevent moisture loss by evaporation and keep factory freshness wherever purchased. The passage emphasizes packaging to preserve flavor and material integrity.
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