Murder Plot in New York Tenement Fire Fatalities
In New York on March 22 a tenement fire killed seven people, including four children, with Joseph Maldanzas stabbed to death earlier at 1909 Second Avenue. A key witness in next week's trial of Cologero Miretta reported threats to her life, as police weigh links between the fire and the murder.
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New York
Joseph Maldanes
Second Avenue
Miretta
Maldanzo
Thabunis
Concetta Maldanzo
Widopi
Hotels Put It on Cuff for Payless Air Mail Pilots
Chicago report says army air mail corps members have gone unpaid for meals and maintenance while on duty since February 20. Enlisted men in the Chicago area have borrowed money at local hotels to cover living costs until per diem and regular army pay arrive. Captain Stanley Grogan confirms pilots are without their daily allowances and must rely on credit for food and lodging.
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Chicago
Hicago Tribune
Army Air Mail Corps
Air Mail
New York
Stanley S. Grogan
Army Air Corps Mail
Nnlote
Murders in Five Twenty-Five Tenement Fire Linked to Relatives
An incident in Brooklyn and Manhattan tied to Maldanze through a relative identified as a witness. One escapee among those who fled the scene reports a string of deadly fires since January 1, with forty four families affected. Of the victims, eighteen were children.
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Maldanze
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Rift Blamed in Double Killing in San Marcos
In San Marcos on March 22 a marital estrangement was cited as the motive for a double shooting in which Paul Johnson, 30, a barber, killed his wife and then himself.
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Sar Marcos
Paul Johnson
San Marcos
Muenster Bank Burglarized Near Gainesville
A bank in Muenster Texas was burglarized last night with the safe blown open by a heavy explosive charge. The amount stolen is undetermined. The incident occurred about 15 miles west of Gainesville as authorities investigate the break in.
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Muenster
Texas
Gainerville
Savants Not So Forgetful
Chicago reports a debate on absent minded professors with Northwestern’s A R Gilliland disputing the tale sparked by J Hubert Oppenheimer of California. Gilliland says scientists must prove professors are more forgetful before any charge sticks.
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Chicago
Anya
A. R. Gilliland
Northwestern University
J. Hubert Oppenheimer
University of California
Oppenheimeroak
Gil
Nand
Gilliland
Railroad commission chief cites end of transport price differentials in Texas
Lon A. Smith, Texas railroad commissioner, told the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association and the Daughters of the American Revolution in San Antonio that differential shipping rates have ended nationwide due to new rules. He said oil and cattle industries benefit as production and consumption rise in summer. He noted hot oil declines and described the oil cable industry as more stable. Smith, a Democrat, is running for reelection to the railroad commission after six years as a state senator and two terms as comptroller.
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Texas
Lon A. Smith
State ‘Ailroad Commission
Smith
San Antonio
Texas and Southwest Cattle Halsers’ Association
Oxas Daughters of the American Revolution
Thiat
Nillerd Con
Wesen
Railroag Commission
Ane
Smilth
Rentee Hon Tonis Railroad Commission
Amendments to Cotton Bill Ready in Senate Clash
Washington March 22 Senator Bankhead of Alabama filed two amendments to the cotton production control bill. One would set a 75 percent penalty tax on surplus cotton. The other would authorize collection of the tax when the excess was pinned.
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Washington, D. C
Bankhead
Alabama
Senate
Scholz Attending New York School Officials Meeting
Paul Scholz business manager for the school board and NABPO director attended the opening session of the National Association of Public School Officials meeting in New York on Thursday. He left Monday and will return March 30 with expenses paid by the association.
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Paul Scholz
New York
Nat.ional
Scholz
Association
54 Sign Contracts in Gorn Hog Program Carrizo Springs
The government corn hog reduction program for Dimmit county closed with 54 contracts signed involving 1202 acres of corn and 45 hogs. A permanent association is formed with County Agent AL Sebesta in charge.
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Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County
al, Sebesta
Explosion Kills Entire Crew of Baseline Tanker La Girafe
Rouen France March 22 a violent explosion and fire on the deck of the Port Jerome refinery tanker La Girafe killed all 12 crew members. Washington March 22 treasury data show receipts 27 479 399 65 expenditures 10 859 507 19 balance 4 880 302 066 21 customs receipts for month 16 654 440 23 fiscal year receipts 232 260 506 40 expenditures 4 AST AST 897 24 emergency spending 2 680 625 07 excess of expenditures 2 410 007 384 84 gold assets 7 639 079 435 22
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Rouen
France
Port Jerome
Washington, D. C
the Treasury
Congress in Session Debates Independence and Bills
Senate debates Philippine independence and hears hearings on yard construction and stock exchange control. Labor panel weighs national labor board. House votes again on veteran pay cuts and federal pay bills. Committees hear testimony on unemployment insurance and liquidations. Finance panel passes a large tax bill as House finishes debate on the legislative appropriation measure. Treasury clarifies stance on revised trade and commerce proposals.
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Labor
National Labor Board
House
Senate Veterans
Haval
Lvestoc
Senate
Borah
NRA
Blood Tonia and the Promise of Vital Blood Health
An advertisement extols Blood Tonia as a time tested remedy to restore deficient red blood cells and low hemoglobin. It links health to vitality, urges use before meals, claims improved appetite color and energy, and notes availability at drug stores in various sizes. It warns to consult a physician for organic disease and markets the product as a blood and body tonic backed by generations of use.
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Ann Atso
Grove's Taxative Quinine Cold Remedy Ad Copy
An old time ad touts Grove's Taxative Quinine as a fast acting cold remedy. It claims to attack germs and fever while also relieving headaches and fortifying the system. The copy urges shoppers to buy Grove's Laxative Quinine at all druggists and to ask for it by its full name.
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Grove
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