Texan Russian refugee stories and prison ordeal reach Washington
A Russian refugee and former engineer from Texas arrives en route to Washington to share his tale of exile and alleged espionage. He describes a decade in Soviet prisons, hunger strikes, and brutal conditions at Solovetsky, claiming three years of hard labor and a death sentence later reduced, while recounting the fate of women prisoners and his search for his two children in Constan tOple.
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Marce Tineg
Tone Kfat
Tvn
Hell
Tallas Chevalier
Texas
Washington
Cheviut
Providence
Fla
Asid
Gaon
Louis
Batone
Gaitrid
White Sea
Christ- Bias
Westheart
Hig
Aean
Gouldnt
Dente
Sickners
Solovetsky
Iskuaid
Alters
Constantople
Hla
Amer’ican Geet
Inn Evbarb
Alaska Hero-065 Bought By Circus Company
A derelict tale outlines Alaska Hero-065 bought by a touring show after fame as a vaudeville dog. The last owner paid $1500 for the rein, the dog and team faced exploitation and a wandering life before being moved to a backroom museum setup amid film company sales and side show acts.
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Lo’ Angels
Marek
Gulto
Hushy
Gleveland
Raley
Cleveland
Houston
Adoaka
Kansi
City plans extension of Usage Street to river bridge
City officials discuss extending Usage Street from its current terminus to the Stuy Antonio river area to connect with Hone Wevasys, aiming to place a river bridge and enable the extension. Commissioner Vaul noted safety considerations and the need for funding while Mr Steffler urged action.
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Stuy Antonio
Gueek Department
Vaul “Pchtier
Peartinn
Steffler
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Ile
West Halt
Tor
Weil
Stocks Advancing Faster Than Business Outlook
The stock market shows stronger advance than business prospects with uneven industry signals. Key points include mixed commodity trends, federal actions and court optics, union strikes not derailing activity, and money markets showing cautious liquidity toward month-end.
Major Toor Loses Post in Nicaragua Transfer Mix Up
Maj A W Toor, reassigned from the Hdqrs of the 1st Division to a Central American postings with HQ in San Jose Costa Rica, is reportedly missing or considered lost in Nicaragua after a baggage mishap. Col H C Office, Second Division staff, confirms the incident as Major Bloor's household effects burn en route through Costa Rica.
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Wall Street
Soany
Gtovka
Piernings
A. W. Toor
Mnijar
Jlis
Bloor
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Oleler
Mra
Market Slow in Produce Trade Amid Inactive Demand
In the Rio Grande valley and surrounding areas apples and strawberries were abundant while early reports showed potato prices slipping to 7 per sack and crates of onions selling at 9s per cage. A. A. Snyder of Snyder Pradues company noted a three year low in prices and a general slowdown in local market activity.
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New York
Fevel
Antonio Syhoteswlé
Alliougi
Masten
Okte Jvan
Rio Granda Valley
Pricb
Pruitt Commission
Powitty
A. A. Snyder
Tus. Snyder Pradues Company
Local Produce Prices At Wholesalers Listed
A garbled listing shows prices for vegetables and fruits at a wholesale mart including potatoes at 3.26 per bushel celery 4 per crate wax beans 7.60 per bushel green beans 7 per bushel sweet potatoes 2.50 to 3.00 per 404 later items note peppers 5 cents per pound cabbage 1 per bunch and various apples, grapes, and other produce with wide price ranges across crates and boxes from multiple suppliers.
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Aires
Thubarh
Ted Wall Jemong
California
Awhday
Needy
Louisiana
Potant
Atvateherries
Pétandy
Renelvau
Hany
Tvallera
Markeya
Yar Gatinit Sryend
Police Regain Stolen Property In February Case
Police report shows stolen property valued near 19 880 dollars recovered in February. Chief Miller notes losses include automobiles and clothing totaling 49 085 dollars with additional jewelry. About 170 items were returned to the city and forwarded to federal and local courts.
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San A Antonio
Miller
Alese
Sergeant York to Speak Here Tuesday Night
Sergeant Alvin York, famed World War I hero, will speak Tuesday night March 8 before a general American Legion meeting at Alamo Post No 2. Post Commander Wreoe Dnyig leads arrangements for entertainment and a casita. A conference with Brig. Gen. Paul B. Malone will discuss forming a Texian Legion post for veterans and upcoming Legion convention plans.
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Alvin Yors
Tenesaea
Aicedean Expeditionary Forces
American Legion
Alamo Post
Wreoe Dnyig
Tecasita
Paul B. Malone
Mort Shim Houetou
Legion Quavention Tra.sistent Jiewster
Mumn Past No
Membara Ta. birenty-Lid
Thieves Rob Cigar Stand at Travelers Hotel
Thieves entered the Travelers cigar stand beside the Travelers hotel by prying a large front window on Bromwey. They took cash and cigars and cigarettes after climbing over a glass showcase. The proprietor Waest could not confirm the exact amount. No injuries reported.
GOOLIDGE ROPES YET TO FORM PARLEY
President Coolidge weighs chances for a three power arms pact with Britain and Japan and responses from France and Italy. He limits proposals to armament restraints and does not press for a five power treaty. Washington contemplates cruiser and submarine limits and remains hopeful of potential quick progress.
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Washington
Marsh
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Rha
Striefly
Mr. Coolidge
United States
Dapun
Great Diitain
Bracken High to Host Leaders Meeting March 7
Mrs ub Es Tletold announces a leaders instruction session at Bracken High School from 6:80 to 6 o'clock daily in room JOG. Messay by Ma C B Hollies, Beant commission, outlined the program and timing for the event led by Autonin Mfrs Rollins.
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Ub. Es Tletold
Bracken Cides
Rollins Anid
Aids Drive For State Livestock Commission Here
Incomplete OCR details show a regional aids drive, tied to the State Livestock Sanitary Commission. The San Antonio chamber of commerce offered support to Richard Jug, chairman, with general manager Porter Mares cited. Whaley comments on potential economizing and station work, mentioning coordination with San Antonio.
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State Livestock Commission
Stante
State
Livestool Sanitary Commission
Oct Worth
San Antonio
Army Orders Wey Thiyereat Better WASHINGTON
A garbled early 20th century military dispatch lists colonels and captains assigned to various posts including Inspector General offices and overseas postings. Names such as Lewis J. Van Shaick Howard J. Stuler and John A. Baird appear with stations in Washington Fort Omaha Langley Field and London. The fragmentary item outlines personnel movements across multiple commands and regions, reflecting routine administrative reshuffles.
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Washington
Berek
Lewis J. van Shaick
Sitton W. Billet Ur
Bich Corpy
Windela Fentt
Fie Wydt
Ladwenworth
Acti
Wy Bong
Weshington
Adverste
Fort Omaha
John A. Baird
London
Marion T. Voorhees
Casal
Bort
Moines
Port Monroe
Van
Anderson
Camp Lewis
Wash
Fort Fin
Oklahom
Joseph le Hendin
Foer
Banjamin Harrison
Grorge A
Ford
Fort
Eustig
Ituner
Macey Oa
Fork Mancuck
Woody Denies Clemengis Pardon Requests Amid Record Convictions
Governor Dan Monily rejected petitions for clemency last night. His assistant noted Woody, convicted in Williamson County in September for burglary and assault with intent to commit, received cumulative sentences totaling years. The governor’s office declined further comment.
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Auatin
Covernor
Hadl
Tine
Tone the Peas Dafesen
Bonniwell
Mowiy
Patrolman Fights Soldier After Suspicious Incident
A patrolman KOed a soldier who whipped three men during a disturbance near South Santa Rosa Avenue and Roena Vata Street. Military police reportedly ordered six other soldiers to assist, with one large fighter drawing attention to a nearby party.
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Soler
Santa Rosa Avenue
Roena Vata
Uatrulaun
Auto fire victim identified in Bartlett tragedy
The article reports the death of Tom Caldwell, 87, of Bartlett, in a car fire after a collision on a highway near Elm Most. F.C. Garrizon and Sam Levins are named among involved parties. rescue efforts failed to open the burning car, with authorities later transporting Caldwell’s body to a morgue.
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Waco
Dovitmere
Guerrizon
Athough
Cattwell Pach
Bartlett
Fr. Cummins
Almott
Factory Men Hear Report At Regional Directors Meeting
The meeting of the Manufacturers' Association directors at the Monger hotel discussed a legislative report by the Moaitisetarre association and the industrial department of the chamber of commerce. Topics included Soviet-range city zoning resistance, fire and compensation insurance, and the state weighty Dill. A. Gallagher Jr. presided as president as the Harvey Dow delegation presented.
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Moaitisetarre Association
Chamber of Commerce
Willy
Regio
Th Manufacturers’ Association
Monger Hotel
Imade
Detars A. Gullagher Jn
Ues
Baptist Leaders Plan Training Session in San Antonio
Church officials announced a BYU course plan to train participants March 12 at San Antonio Baptist churches. The event will be led by FC Gardney, a BYU secretary, with local pastors and church members in attendance for the workshop deeming it an official function.
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Wall Street
Eyens
Tomsnivis
Indus
Algo
Heuys
BYO. U
San Antonio
Tis. Usta
FC. Gardney
Stata B. YU
Secretaes
Goldlcenses
First Baptist Church
O Oftown Eprakere
AL Pranyiennia i. YP
AL Aeticltiog
Wror
Aetuhiz Sniree
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Saratoga Cafe
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Fritz Koepp
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