McKenzie Faces Death Penalty Reading in Jail Apartment
Pete McKenzie, condemned for the slaying of Chief of Detectives Sam Street, has spent over six months in Berar county jail where he fills his days with reading and visits. He calls the jail an educational institution, keeping busy with magazines, books, and letters, while awaiting the Austin appeal.
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Ell Zisht
Berar County
Pete McKenzie
Sam Street
Peter McKensie
Emile
McKenzie
Wednesfar
Jawvers
Austin
Siamese twins Mary and Margaret Gibb in San Antonio golf
American born Siamese twins Mary and Margaret Gibb display teamwork at Brackenridge Park golf course with one playing and the other serving as caddie. They express fondness for San Antonio and may buy a home here, similar to the Hilton sisters.
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San Antonio
Hilton Sisters
Wife of Sinclair Lewis Seeks Divorce in Reno
Grace Livingston Hegger Lewis files for divorce from novelist Sinclair Lewis. Reports say he is in Berlin on work while she seeks legal residence in Nevada. The couple, married in New York in 1914, have a history tied to his early works and literary circles.
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Grace Livingston Hegger Lewis
Sinclair Lewis
America
Elmer Gantry
Babbitt
Berlin
Lewis
Grark
New Tark
Siamese Twins Gibb Sisters Consider San Antonio Home
The American born Sinonese twins Mary and Margaret Gibb, appearing this week at the Majestic theater in San Antonio, show interest in settling here between tours. They toured local sights including the Wittop home on Vance Jackson Road after golf, and may buy a residence in town.
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Seo Antonio
Mary
Margaret
Gibb
San Antonio
Majestic Theater
Daisy
Violet Milton
England
Klan Moves to Capital In Washington Transfer
Klan leaders announce relocation of regalia and printing plant to Athosta with new quarters in Washington. Dr Triday Weelag Evanes and Inertial Wigard say Klan activities will be led from the capital. Earlier, De Beane financed transport and Lewlyuarters moved belongings to the new site on Surhusetta Avenue.
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Warrington
Athaota
Wrehington
Triday Weelag Evanes
Wigard
Surhusetta
de Beane
Washington
Nancy Miller Converts to Hinduism in India Nuptials
Nancy Rao Miller of Seattle converts to Hinduism during a marriage to Tukoji Rao, former Maharajah of Indore. The ceremony, described as epochal, followed by a statement on reading sacred Hindu texts and a pledge to honor the new faith while maintaining Christian ties. A Hindu committee hopes her conversion signals a broader era of equality amid global water and social inequities.
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Nasir
India
Nancy Rao Miller
Beattle
Tukoji Rao
Indore
Devi Shatmista
Gover
Mixa Miller
Chuinvily
Thindik
Ealiae
Shankarcharya
Keribe
Hepker
Misa Miller
Clawson
Palace Players To Host Reception After Show
Palace theater presents an informal gathering with Gene Laws Telene Millard and the Palace players after the performance of New Benoa. They will autograph items patrons bring as Mr Jaewl explains how to access and reserve seats and related details.
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Palace Players
Moalinesqoere
Palace Theater
Palace Plivera
Gene Laws
Telene Millard
Mr. Jaewl
Texas fifth in population growth to 1998 census estimates
Washington March 14 Texas with an estimated July 1 1998 population of 5 487 000 will rank fifth in national growth. New York Pennsylvania Ohio and California already exceed Texas in 1920 census size, with six states surpassing Texas since 1920. A provisional U S census bureau estimate puts the U S population at 120 018 000 on July 1 1928, up 14 percent from 105 710 620 in 1920. Florida shows about 18 percent growth, California about 89 percent, Michigan about 30 percent. CENSUS TABLE.
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Texas
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Department of Commerce
New York
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Ohio
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Miinsis
Rendus Bureau
United States
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Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Teese
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Idaho
Maine
Mincourt
Nebraska
New Hampshire
North Carolina
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Oklahoma
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Rhode Irtanding
Houyn Gorplina
South Dakota
Teva
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Virginia
Fata
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Woman description of assault with light during San Antonio incident
Mrs A R Graef, driving alone near South Presa, swerved to avoid a man who leaped onto her car at the New Braunfels avenue viaduct. A flashlight blinded the assailant, allowing her to escape. Police were notified and described the suspect as given by the driver.
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A. R. Graef
Agit South Presa
New Braunfels Avenue
Brazilians Plan To Blast Mount Streat
In Santos a city committee of experts ordered an artificial avalanche to trigger the mountain and guard residents from a potential collapse after the fear of another disaster.
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Santos
Aradil
Streat
572 Hungarians In New York Meat Riot Crowds Arrive
In New York a Hungarian delegation of 672 arrives aboard the liner Olympy to attend a monument dedication to Louis Kosuth. Police clash with anti-Horthy protesters at North River pier, shots fired, and a bomb scare erupts as a photographer tries to snap a flash photo.
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New Yonk
Liberale
New York
Louis Kosauth
North River
Olympiy
Five Autoists Drown In Fog Crash At Culvert Bridge
Allentown Pennsylvania March 14 five people drowned when an automobile plunged into Conelay creek under dense fog near West Hokendauqua. Victims pinned in wreckage under water include Mr and Mrs Brak Moyer 36 and daughter Olea 8 Burle Point Mike Golle 37 of Cine and Mrs Frank Eckert 42 of Coplay.
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Allentown
Conelay Creek
Weet Hokendauqua
Ace
Brak Moyer
Aui
Olea
Burle Point
Mike Golle
Cine
Frank Eckert
Coplay
Buenos Aires Mail Plane Reaches Paris
The city’s new ship and mail service sent a Buenos Aires to Paris air route mail plane arriving at Le Bourget today. It carried mail skipped from Buenos Aires on Murefix, completing twelve legs for a trip that normally takes weeks.
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Buenos Aires
Paris
Pais
Poriy
Lebourget
Murefix
Boy, 11, killed in highway crash near Ann Antonio
A two-truck wreck on the Culebra road about twelve miles from Ann Antonio killed an 11 year old boy and injured six others, two critically, according to Robert B. Green hospital and sheriff's office reports. Francis Tamite, 11, riding on a truck driven by Adolpho Rosa, died instantly. Rosa and five other men were injured. Isis Gomez, 19, may have broken ribs but survives. Deputy Sheriff Colm Subire investigated as dawn crash at Tuxp.
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Ann Antonio
Sonth O
Robert B. Green
Sheriff
Olice
Francises Tamite
Tleonn Street
Adolpho Rosa
Isis Gomez
Catima Street
Nusnfo Gomez
Colima Street
Alphonso Calozos
Lim Colima Street
Miguel’ Oneig
Antonio Gaccia
Wz San Patricigalley
Colm Subire
Wwskide Motaciat
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