Legislature Set To Adjourn Amid Rapid Progress
The Arkansas session is expected to adjourn sine die around March 21 as the House and Senate wrap up seven or eight constitutional amendments and key budget bills. Speaker Satterfield aims to take up many constitutional resolutions next Tuesday, while Ferguson remains silent on a possible special session.
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Lezisla F
Senti
House
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Rome
Satter
James
Eglendat
Bhiar
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John Davis
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Afonoxide Fumes Near-Fatal at Nebraska Theater
In Ropton Nebraska March 7 a movie house incident left about thirty people over come by fumes from the theater gasoline engine. Investigation found children stuffed rags into the exhaust pipe causing deadly fumes that sent the audience into panic and caused many to collapse.
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Justice Ruling Frees 800 Convicts in Five Town Area
An unusual justice plan releases about 800 prisoners by March. The minister orders parole and sentence reductions for those jailed for liquor law violations and other minor offenses. Eligible inmates face terms cut by as much as several months, affecting a broad local group.
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South March
Minawater of Justice
Eilon
Seazy Boy Sent to Reformatory in New York
John Duran, 18, oldest of twelve siblings, of 97 Robinson Avenue Flushing, recently received a settlement of 15 from Sullivan Brothers of Tama for 100000 damages after a fatal accident involving Duguay. He was sent to the New York reformatory by FE Miller in Flushing, with precautions to work a hard day ending at 10 o'clock in the pavent.
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Mare
John Duran
Jare Dugan
Robinson Avenue
Flushingy
Sullivan Brothers
Tamaa
Cnlt
Duguay
John
Safe crackes nabbed after $2000 haul in Copper Country raid
In Calumet Michigan on March 7 safe crackers believed to be professionals forced the combinations of four safes at the Gart Her store in Hancock, the Copper country’s largest clothing shop, and escaped with $2000 in cash. A large German police dog guarding the premises had been hoped. The robbers worked for three to four hours undisturbed.
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Mar
Hancock
Copper Country
Grass Girl to Undergo Operation for Jimmie English
Report from San Antonio doctors states the operation on Jimmie English’s diseased left lung is probable for midweek. Dr. Graham, renowned chest surgeon, holds the fate of the child. confidence runs high that he can perform a successful operation and bring hope to the family and supporters.
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Texas
Sheamet
Jimmie
St. Louis
Sen” Antonio
Graham
San Antonio
Billy Bob Lockhart
East Commerce Street
California
Madog Runs Wild at Camp Normayle Rabid Dog Killed
A mad dog with rabies roamed Camp Normayle near Fort Sam Houston, killing three prize Airedale dogs and injuring a pup as guards hunted it for three months chaperoned under military order. The dam holding Captain B. F. Fisher’s property also died from injuries.
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Six People Injured In Dallas Bus Fire Truck Crash
Six people were injured when a Dallas fire truck collided with a bus Saturday night. Fireman H A Hodge suffered serious bruising and cuts after being hurled from the truck. Passenger Mrs Hilliard C Brite of Garland and others including Mr and Mrs AL Capp and L C Padgett were injured. Florenne Hamilton of Grand Prairie also hurt. Five bus passengers escaped injury.
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Mar. T
H. A. Hodge
Wes
Hilliard C. Brite
Garland
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Capp
Dream of United Tenfle Pastor Promotes a Nonsectarian Temple
Dr Evans, a rising evangelist, declares a vision for a nonsectarian Christian temple aiming to ease church divisions. He notes past success in Beaumont and emphasizes a durable movement powered by scripture. Born in Jones County, he educated himself at Simmons College, Barlow University, Southern Baptist Seminary, and Rochester Theological Seminary.
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Dre Wy i. Evans
Dr. Evans
Texas
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Tim
Beaumont
Evans
Jones County
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Abilene
Barlor University
Southern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
Houston youth sentenced for robbery assault term set
Connie Nelson, 2 West End youth, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary after being convicted of robbery by assault in an attempted holdup at a well known high school football venue in Houston. He accepted the sentence and will begin serving immediately.
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Connie Nelson
West End
Erni
Chicago landlord fined for cold radiators in winter case
Louis Soukeph, owner of an apartment building in Chicago, was fined 100 and costs by Municipal Judge Theo Eller for failing to supply sufficient heat to tenants. The conviction marks the first such winter case after several prior fines for similar charges last year.
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Louis Soukeph
Theoore Eller
Death sought for man in Aranda murder case
In a Bexar county trial, Jiminez faces the death penalty after prosecutors argued the murder of Arinda and razor-slash attack on her mother. Defendants claim home protection, while lawyers press for acquittal or new trial. sentencing awaits jury verdict and possible appeal.
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Simines
Chambers
Petre Jiminez
Bexar
Imninez
Besar
Juan Aranda
Razor
Jimine
Toen
Aide to General Wood Relieved of Duties in Manila
In Manila on March 7 Engedier General McGoy, longtime principal adviser and right hand man to Governor General Leonard Wood, was relieved from his duties after four years of service. He will be succeeded by a new appointee as authorities reorganize the leadership in the colonial administration.
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Manila
Engedier
McGoy
Leonard Wood
Cliff Dwellers of Chicago Move Over Rent Costs
Tenants in Chicago move due to rising rents as rents drop 6 to 10 percent. Housing officials say reductions reflect market shifts and target relief for residents.
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Cliff
Chicago
Thirty Five Hurt In Tabernacle Roof Collapse
A frame tabernacle roof collapsed in Winsted Torrington, injuring thirty five people. Leon Moore is badly hurt and listed as doubtful. Frank Kranor and Frank Craig were also pulled from the wreckage with fractured bones. Recovery efforts followed as responders worked at the scene.
Cattlemen To Be Guests Here Soon
Cattlemen arrive for a three day gathering with speakers from The Cattle Raisers Association and Federal Farm Service. The program includes welcome addresses by local officials and Chamber leaders, formal receptions at the St Anthony hotel, and meetings on cattle marketing and stock issues led by notable figures from Kingsville Oklahoma City and Washington.
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Gunter Hotel
ST. Anthony
Anthony Hotel
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Old Trail Drivers’ Association
Fort Sam Suspends Rides Amid Directive Change
Fort Sam personnel announce suspension of controlled rides that had operated from 1920s to 1935, effective until further orders. The move accompanies uniform changes from blouses and caps to olive drab shirts and service hats, with new attire to begin at reveille Monday.
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Houston
Wis
Seach
Ales Jae
O.D
Jaing
Reveille
Thieves Pass 1300 Up To Steal 1 69 And Then Lose It
A disorderly report describes thieves attempting a burglary with a 1300 loss to steal a 1 69 item. They failed and fled after Mrs. Dalling returned home and chased them from her bedroom. Neighbors witnessed their departure.
Seguin Child Dies After Transfusion
Seguin Texas reports the death of Annie Mae Jones a B year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Tot es after a Friday morning transfusion following special medical treatment in San Antonio for a rare arterial condition baffling attending physicians.
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Tex
Annie Mae Jones
A. M. Totes
San Antonio
Armies Battle for San Anton Amid Training Exercises
Fragmentary report describes military observers monitoring progress as ground forces coordinate with artillery and air signaling teams. Second Division commander orders continued operations to limit interference with ongoing training, including graduate class maneuvers at Kelly Field.
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Vidio
Ahd
Field Artille
Kelly Wield
Phillipsburg manganese plant fire cuts 80 jobs
A destructive blaze at the Phillipsburg Mining Company concentrators in Phillipsburg Montana yesterday evening left about eighty workers unemployed. The total damage is estimated around 590,000 dollars, threatening ongoing production of manganese and related materials.
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Mont
Phillipsburg Mining Company
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