Columbus Grows With Ambitious Plans and Institutions
A long fragmented account portrays Columbus with rising landmarks including the Mechler Wallick hotel and a new state capitol style fire building. It notes municipally owned assets, a major railway hub, diverse manufacturing, banks, and 19 colleges including Ohio State University drawing thousands of students as the city expands.
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Washington
Fed Chamber of Commer
Aiid
Robin Hood Bandit Aids Victim in Financial Pinch
A Chicago incident shows a robber aiding a victim in a financial pinch as two men jumped on an inning board and a pistol was displayed. The scene includes a blurred dive into a broader article mentioning education, culture, and community life, with references to women’s clubs and regional arts, hinting at a citywide snapshot rather than a single event.
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Marey
Tosep Tublik
Pas Dag
Gre
Ali
House Body for Auto Tax Receipt Bill
A fragmentary report discusses a House body considering a bill requiring auto tax receipts. The text mentions representatives and licensing, with unclear specifics about enforcement, shelving, and preventative measures. The legslative context appears to reflect early discussion on vehicle tax documentation and related administrative actions.
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House
Texas Solons Rally Democrats to Stand for 1932 Victory
Texas lawmakers unanimously adopt a Democratic resolution urging all Texans to unite against the Republican party and back the 1932 campaign. Speaker Keller of Dallas blasts Republican graft and corruption as he presses for solidarity with the national committee in Washington.
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Rollay Unnanimously
Senatic Hopkins
Gonzales
Mwa
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Texas
Democratic Party
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Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
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House
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Oldest Methodist Clergyman Dies in Dallas
Dallas telegram reports the oldest Methodist minister in the state has died at age 85. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Verrel with Reverend W. Pitle of Lenton officiating.
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Verrel
Wf. Pitle
Lenton
Son of Woman G O P Leader Dies by His Own Hand
Yakima Washington. son of a Republican national committeewoman, Mare S C Pon of Mire, reportedly died by his own action in a melancholy episode. Family and officialsAware of a tragic event. The incident occurred yesterday.
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Mare S.C . Pon
Mire
Felar Ih Mughes
Republican National
Yakima
Wash
Dird Tidas
Prema
Lyalet
Hospital to Fill Own Prescriptions Following Board Meeting
After a board meeting at Robert A. Green hospital, superintendent Miss Lomer Harris instructed four county physicians that all prescriptions written by sem would be filled at the hospital pharmacy. Previously, such prescriptions were filled at drug stores for reimbursement to the entity, accounting for about 200 dollars monthly. Plans were discussed to add two stories to the nurses’ building, expanding quarters for 29 more nurses. County Commissioner Albert Marverick attended Monday’s session.
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Lomer
Varris
Harris
Albert Marverick
Momlay
Fire Laid to Arson Gang at Lingala Theater
A blast and subsequent $30,000 fire at the Lingala theater in Youngstown injure a few people. Fire Chief Harry Callan says the arson gang started the blaze and is linked to four other recent fires, with 60 percent of last year’s city fire losses. Gasoline and ether were used.
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Younustown
Olle
Lingala Theater
Harry Callan
Medical science aids man in last rites at hospital
Madison Wis March 3 The story of how medical science helped William Hoack 72 of Watertown Wis receive the last rites of his church was told by doctors and Rev Peter Pritzel pastor of St Josephs Catholic church The priest was called to a hospital shortly before midnight but doctors believed he was dead Minutes later adrenaline was injected into his heart and caffeine into the muscles Respiration returned and the priest performed the final rites Thirty minutes later Hoack died
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William Hoack
Watertown
Wisconsin
Peter Pritzel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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