Percolator Returns to Gar ner White House Office
Washington March 17 Mrs Joan N Garner's coffee percolator returns to duty in the vice president's office after being moved from the Senate office suite to a cupboard nook near lunch supplies. The device, once a daily ritual for Mrs Garner during her secretary days, provides a simple homelike touch as the vice president prepares for gavel duties and welcomes visitors who may sample the coffee.
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Washington, D. C
Joan, N. Garner
Senate
Mra. Garner
House
Blue Star Ointment Relief Advertises Fast Itch Cure
Positive relief claim for itchy skin with a cooling ointment that melts into pores to deliver tested medicines. Advertises quick action against itch, rash, eczema, foot itch, ringworm and related conditions with a money back guarantee if it falls short.
Exhumation Clarifies Cause of Ernesto Segura Death
Following orders of Justice of the Peace John Shook, an exhumation on Ernesto Segura's body, slain February 26, determined death caused by a .38 caliber pistol shot. Grand jury in Ninety Fourth District court questioned the cause after reports of both pistol and rifle wounds. Murder charges await Judge Rhodes's court against Pedro Delgado Alam o and Catarino Cardona, both of 1102 South Laredo Street. A youth reportedly admitted firing a pistol.
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John Shook
Ernesto Segura
Segura
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Rhod
Pedro Alamo
Catarino Cardona
South Laredo Street
Pioneer Woman Dead in Henderson Kentucky
Mrs Sophie B Olmstead a pioneer San Antonian died at her daughter Mrs H H Bates Henderson Kentucky Thursday night Funeral services will be held in Henderson Saturday She is survived by daughter Mrs Oates a brother Dr A G Berchelman and a sister Mrs R H McCracken and four grandsons all of Henderson Kentucky
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Sophie B. Olmstead
H. H. Bates
Henderson
Oates
A. G. Berchelman
R. H. McCracken
Open Forum Letter Proposes Community Farming Solution
The writer argues unemployment stems from reliance on charity and suggests settlers once thrived by farming. He praises self sufficiency through pork eggs milk gardens and surplus to buy coffee flour and sugar. He asserts many unemployed expect the government to provide a living and offers farming as a remedy.
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the Light
Drice
Safe Sport Wrestling Hailed at Forum
A Forum audience lauds Safe Sport Wrestling as a strong, controlled form of exhibition. The piece highlights a powerful kick by R. C. Chester and notes lower injury and death rates in wrestling compared with other modern sports. The source quotes a critic calling for cautious enthusiasm.
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R. C. Chester
Radio music heard via telegraph in Altair Texas 1828
G J Jordan recalls hearing music while at a telegraph desk in Altair Texas about 8 o clock in 1828. He states no instrument was present and believes the sound came through the telegraph relay on the WU wire. He notes repeated attempts to publish the incident were blocked by others.
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Artesian
Evans
Altair
Texas
G. J. Jordan
Best Minds Fail on Radio Bailor The Light
Radio broadcast exposes the confusion of experts as Carl Rankin questions the meaning of the program. The incident highlights a lack of clarity and raises concerns about the show's direction and purpose.
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Carl Rankin
Preachers and Father Face Murder Trial in Texas
Indictments charged three men Paul Oakley 20 Sherman Clayton 90 and a priest named Ula Apel in the murder death of Bernice Clayton 9 daughter of Clayton. The case ties to alleged religious rites to cure paralysis and other afflictions as stated in court filings.
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Exons
INA
Paul Oakley
Abd
Cogy
Sherman Clayton
Ula Apel
Tower of Ue
Ewal
Texas
Louisiana Prepares to Repeal Prohibition Enforcement
The Louisiana legislature is expected to repeal the state prohibition enforcement net. A call will be issued for a special session to convene in Baton Rouge about five minutes before midnight Saturday.
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New Orleans
Morel
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Bank reserves rise as Roosevelt measures take effect
Washington and Minneapolis briefs report stronger gold reserves as federal banks segregate gold per Roosevelts policy. Overall money in circulation fell by about 269 million dollars while total gold reserves reached 3.01 billion. Dallas posted a loss of 3 million. Park board examines German beer gardens notion if beer becomes legal.
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Dallas
Minneapolis
City Park Board
T. A. Groos
Bank Leader Probe Pushed In New York
The federal grand jury investigation into W. Harriman's conduct of Harriman National Bank and Trust, where he served as president and then board chairman, was expected to be completed soon. Harriman, ill with a heart ailment and jailed at home, has bail set at 25,000 and faces March 26 hearing on bank misuse charges. His resignation from the bank board was announced by Henry Goopler, the bank's president and conservator, and forwarded from Harriman's home.
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Ing
Federal Grand Jury
W. Harriman
Hartman National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Tony
Harriman
Aly
Tunis
Henry FE. Goopler
Reverend Sehellinger to lead University of Louvain rector role
The famed train robber William Carlisle confidant Gerard Sehellinger is selected to become rector of the American college at the University of Louvain Belgium. Rome authorities announced the selection in a telegram. Also a classified ad offers a 4 piece walnut bedroom suite for 58 dollars in classification 94.
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U. 8
Louvain Rawlings
Wyo
Gerard Sehellinger
Willam (Wid bin) Carlisle
Wyoming
American College of the ‘University of
Louvain
Belgium
Rome
Michigan House delays foreclosure bill to May 1 1995
The Michigan House of Representatives today approved a bill authorizing courts to suspend mortgage foreclosures through May 1, 1995. The measure advances to the Senate for consideration as lawmakers seek to ease homeowner distress amid rising loan defaults.
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Lanbing
Mich
Michigan House of Representatives
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