Killing in Polshcit in Reval sparks unrest
An unverified report states Aloe was killed and eight others wounded during an outbreak in Reval, capital of Fstbonia, as martial law was declared. The government faced widespread complaints and a sudden flare of violence, with officials struggling to restore order.
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Biga
Clapee
Reval
Fstbonia
Righ
Rean
Trr
Falbonino
Bureau Rules on State Gas Taxes
Washington March 3 Internal Revenue Bureau ruled Alabama state gasoline taxes are taxable for federal income tax by the distributor and retail dealer but not by J Seamer. Cabinet Falls March 5 Ex graph dispatch resigns over budgeting draft failure and related issues.
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Bureau
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Alabama
Fer Ho
J. Seamer
Abjeet
College of Music Students to Give Junior Recital
San Antonio College of Music announces a mid semester junior recital Wednesday at o clock under Miss Marie Walthinn and Mrs Cecile Atainfeldt Sateerfield supervision. Participants include S E Yowler Grisham McDonald Cox Phillips Weeks Younghland Shea Rhea Warwick Romero Hodges Burst Smith Rutledge Mashburn Marie Yarborough Mahone Allen Newman Winkerhower Hobon Honon.
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San Antonio College of Music
Marie Walthinn
Cecile Atainfeldt Sateerfield
Mra
E. Yowler
E. D. Grisham
Mary Hetes McDonald
Fred Cox
Claude Phillips
Evelen Weeks
Raby Younghland
Jnne Shea
Katherina Rhea
Dorothy Uarwick
Florence Romero
Guinn Hodges
America Traffic Problem Pressing
The traffic committee of the national conference of street and highway safety warns that if the two persons per car ratio in California spreads nationwide, the road network must be duplicated. The group plans to draft its report for the conference in May.
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Wasni Inct C
America
California
National Conference of Street and Highway Safety
Meeging
Conference At
Mexico Development Needs Outside Help and Rewards Citizens
A Missouri Pacific Lines note urges mutual benefits from outside assistance to Mexico's growth. It promotes easy travel to Mexico City via through trains from St Louis, praising train service as faster and more economical. The railroad pledges to aid development of the Blister Republic of the South and offers staff to provide further information.
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Mexico
United States
Mexico City
St. Louis
St. Louia
Los Angeles
Missouri Pacific Lines
Republic
South
Golf Stars Take Part in Radio Bridge Competition
Exhibition players from Milton D Works radio bridge games broadcast Tuesday on Station WAI included Miss Rosamond Vahey of Boston Mrs Goldsmith of St Louis and John Z Siede of Hinghaw Center Minnesota and C Drummond Jones of St Louis. The bid was one no trump by Miss Vahey as declarer. The hand-by-hand play and defense are summarized with analysis of lead choices and strategic decisions in pursuit of making a thirteenth trick and game.
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WAI
Seark
Epades
Slade
Weet
Clute
Mr. Jonesworth
Goldsmith
Miss Vahey
West
Giamondy
Deel
Deglarer
Rieir
Leetarer
Declarer
Poskibili
Ing
Haing
Thun West
East
Spader
Thirteenth Heart
Vieclarer
Fous
Hummy
Fant
T Declarer
Dommy
Devleeer
Work
Ad- Ternarius
Bergen
Ronteart
Healing by Fast Results in Death at ToF Ark
Fragmentary OCR reports a death case in ToF Arkansas on a March date. It mentions a person named Fireio Len Gra baw, a colt leader aged around six percent, and a phrase about finishing by disfri Aeating. Details are unclear but indicate a fatal incident and a leading figure.
Fragmented Deed Records Across City Blocks and Estates
A dusty listing details numerous real estate deeds dated from 1930 to 1949. It names Peter Koalelaky and various heirs transferring parcels to Victor Cella, Lewis A and Pare T. Sfursect, and others, covering new city blocks, cemeteries, and estates in multiple locales with volumes, dates, and financial figures.
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Peter Koalelaky
Eatate
Florantina Mikelczyk
Lean K
Fever Burda
Marly
Fever Jota
Victor Cella
Syuth
Joss Maria Veto Mutiry
biSacrs
Martin Lotanota
Trancesley
Martine
Cisy
Colimu Wadt- Kons
Lewis A
T. Sfursect
Lele A
Clare T. Muro
A. EH
Eraskie Slerz
Pawells Dok Mateo
Postlain Cemetes Inc
RC Smith
Renelten
C. i Furr
Kew
Hi. J. Esana
National Lumber and Bullding Corpora
Fretsell
New City
Elemere
Crain
E. A. Levine Janey
Lote
West Lauredergeta
Cuariex Grarbner
Juan
Concepcion G. Martine
Dullan and
Gregoria
Guilerrec
Norty
Montclair
Saar
Elorw
Tranting
Elamiére
Ion
Ana Eoad
Aulin Myer
Meally
Tan Warren Atrert
First Mealty Company
Tnc
Altatde Anvaalment Company
Creatholme
Airtst ‘Teally Company
Atenian Aminent Company
Agth
Gretholmendale Gom
AH Watean
Carleton
T. Mennear
Mary Mucerly
Georgia
Shaneine
Mms
Christanarn
Fescvaty Ak
Franline
Field Naten Ee Heneitteln
Fem
Avi
Nem
Etenih Street
Eld Netaw
Barallela
Houthern
Binck
Converse Texaie
Bock
Converse
Vera Aa
Gold
Mito Tinndtud
Bloc Ab
Mew City Bloc
Indictments Returned in Hays County Grand Jury
The Hays County grand jury reported 19 indictments after adjourning. Named defendants include J. Wimberley for murder and Gua Plumley and iMiame for burglary. Charges cover auto operation under intoxication and liquor transport. The A. J. Wimberley murder case is set for Monday May 0.
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San Marcos
Haye County Grand Jury
George Mr. Alles
J. Wimberley
Gua Plumley
iMiame
Gasper Fiake
Mattid Durvant
Matthiew Watts
Arthur Gonzales
George 8. Jones
C. W. Wellerac
A. J. Wimberley
Butcher Held for Double Murder in Los Angeles
Augustus Gingell, a Los Angeles meat cutter, is held without bail for trial on two murder charges linked to the shooting of his wife Vara Gingell, an actress, and another man. Police say preliminary hearing is pending as Gingell reportedly admitted involvement.
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Butcher
Los Angeles
Augustus Gingell
Trlal
Mrw
Vara Gingell
Pice
Ant Eiguard Bierseby
Norwegien Mueidag
Teatity
Thepal Court
Iba
Belgian King and Queen En Route to Egypt
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth rested at Brussels for Egypt travel. Reports say Mary Joe, recently wed to Prince Humbert of Italy, will greet her paired at Genoa.
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Egypt
Bruasels
Albert
Elizabeth
Laredo Woman Ends Life. Body Sent to Dallas for Funeral
The body of Elisabeth Thread FL, a 40 year old Laredo lawyer and businesswoman, was sent to Dallas for funeral services after she died by her own hand in a local automobile tragedy yesterday. A justice of the peace filed a cenitiet of ides saovieee as investigation details emerge. A letter left to her husband and mother explained she took her life due to financial trouble.
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Laredo
Texas
Mom
Elisabeth Thread FL
Roman
Ser
Dallas
Justice of the Peace
Cenitiet
Ides Saovieee
Orother
B. B. Doggett
Mra. J. J. Doggett
Onion
Gald
Olen
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