Serum and profits loom in controversial medical and social woes
An anonymous report cites a controversial serum claimed to target cancer with root growth in lab dishes and notes astonishing claims from Dr McGhee of Emory University about metalized milk in cancer therapy. The piece also contrasts wealth and social worth of Americans with bleak implications about slavery and inequality, ending mid sentence with a continuation note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGhee
Emory: University
Georgia
Doetara
Tragedy at Grocery Store Hold Up Sparks Family Plea
A hold up at a grocery store Saturday night ends with a man dead and a destitute family of five left in mourning. The suspect, drinking whiskey that night, reportedly claimed memory loss since the intoxication, while his remorseful sobs and appeals for the children’s future echo through the report. The section notes the case’s continuation on the next page.
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Paul. E. Kardow
Cincinnati Avenue
Tom
Paul Karloow
Ton San
Redmorse
Young
Trevail
Mires
Eathwanus
Eubratus
Brothers Calm as Trial Opens for Single Murder
In Chicago, gangster Brothers, calm under trial expectations, faces the case to convict him for the murder of Alfred Take Lingle, a Chicago sergeant. Widow Helen Sullivan Dingle testified early, with coroner Herman Band assisting inquiry as prosecutors prepare to finish testimony.
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Ghigago
M. G. Lee
Brothers
St. Toowis
Alfred
Take) Lingle
el Porter
Chicago
Helen Sullivan Dingle
Herman “Banddae
Mrs. Nirdlinger Silent in Jail Cell in France
Mrs Charlotta Nixon Nirdlinger accused of shooting her husband Fred Nirdlinger in their apartment here remains silent in her prison cell continuing a stylistic serene bearing since incarceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wich
France
Charlotta Nixon-Nirdlinger
Fred Nirdlinger
Oppose Dumping of Matches in U.S.
Trade officials in Washington announce a countervailing duty on imported matches from Norway Estonia Sweden Austria Poland and Canada. The move aims to curb alleged dump ing practices and protect domestic producers.
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U.S
Utafereal
Washington
Treamier
Malehen
Iand
Norway
Esthvaia
Sweden
Austria
Moland
Polani
Senpruer
Bank cashier forced to open vault in Neosho county
Parson, Kean, March 24. News reports say burglars forced the cashier of a local bank to open the vault and escaped with about 31000. The tale cites Taos Sands of Neosho county as the area involved in the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kean
Weather Forecast Night and Day Details
The forecast notes cooler temperatures in the south while the east quadrant may see frost at night. Strong northerly winds are expected in the north with a probable frost in the interior. Texas areas show cooler conditions overall with a wet pattern in parts of the west and near the coast.
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Antonie Nod
Vleinliss
Fogle
Eaaler
Weemteder
Laweat Temperainrn
Ghauk
Derrern
Rab Weeneasyr
Tecan Fatt
Garison Ani
Texas
Solons Push Surprise Probe In New York City
Lawmakers move to authorize a legislative investigation into New York City Mayor Walker, with Seabury likely as counsel. The Knight resolution creates a three-senator four-assembly panel and aims to start the probe around May 1. Democrats denounce the move as a political fishing expedition and criticize costs and motives.
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William IL Ward
Wealchester
New York City
Samuel Seabury
Commission
Senate
John Knight
Ward
Seabury
Republcan
Senbors
Carnot
Tommsay Hall
Walker
New York
Dempecata
John Waynes Holmes
Stephen 8
Wise
Monxevell
Maasor Walker
Ltms
Kahin
Tammany Demonini
Iris Tivethond
Mandelbonin
Boy Shot At Door Of Neighbor In Dallas
A year old Thomas Allen Gand was shot and critically wounded last night when a neighbor mistook him for a burglar. He went to a neighbor’s home to barrow a newspaper. An occupant fired a shot through the door wounding him in the spinal cord. No arrest was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Thomas Allen
Gand
Barrow
Haight Praises NoFund Effort for Wool Heart Aid
Community leaders in San Antonio rally to support the fund for the widow and children of Pat B. Bar,dow Sr., who died during a holdup attempt. Commissioner Wright and Police Chief Killay praised the drive as churches and local merchants announce donations to assist the bereaved family.
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Erersune
San Antonio
Pat B. Bardow
Butcher
Phil Wright
Wright
Chist
Owen Killay
Yelvington
Trree
Velingtom
Vonethouse
Nl O
F. Poor
John Faire
A. Fa Clemmens
Corn Dunkin
Susie Fisk
Poor
Julion
Proration Debate Grows Over Texas Oil Field
In a Texas hearing on the Yexna oil field proration, attorneys for East Texans argued against advancing testimony until the central proration committee submits its district recommendations. Chairman Robert Tren said production figures would be ready soon as witnesses described the need to prevent waste. Moody and Penn clashed over authority and the fate of many wells if prices rise, with Moody predicting a courthouse showdown and Penn denying a full legal plan exists.
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Marely vAi
Enat
Yexna
Axhe Radir
Coumsisis
Lisiwe
East Wixans
Howgver
Robert Tk. Tren
Dalefiat
A.V. Wereell
Rai i Vominizaion
Moody
Dan Moody
Penn
Noniclee
Wevans
Proration Corsmithes
Ue Eajhend Commission
United States
Ava
Mong Siatyel
Committee Kills Two Amendments In Texas House
In Atatin on March 24 the house constitutional amendments committee killed two proposed amendments. One would grant legislative power to exempt certain industries from taxation for ten years. The other would provide for initiation and referendum in regulation.
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Atatin
Fortier of
Fort Worth
Nautilus Christened in Arctic Submarine Ceremony
In New York on March 21 the christening of the Nautilus submarine proceeded with ceremonial toasts of champagne. Sir Wilbert Wik King attended with his wife and spoke of the voyage and the legal implications of liquor aboard the craft amid Arctic operations.
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New York
Mateh
Pitin
Wibert Wik King
He'll Wait Till They Build Bridge
In New York on March 23 the Fle de France arrives with St. Granter aboard for his first U.S. visit. The crossing from Atavec to Wiymond was rough and rough seas caused a smash of the ship. St. Granter declined to continue the voyage and remained ashore.
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New Yor
Highway Bond Bills Put In Tible
Austin March 24 The senate tabled the state highway bond issue resolution on a 4 12 vote after motion by Senator Small of Wellington Those opposing Wooll in his bid to take up the measure included Bek of Dekath Cou sing of Beaumont and others The roll call names several senators and cities with scattered regional support and opposition
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Austin
Small
Wellington
Berkeley
Alpine
Cunningham
Abilene
Greer
Athens
Hardin
Stephenville
Tornsby
Martin
Tilsboro
Oneal
Wichita
Parris
Tubbouk
Yonge
Waco
Putt
Dallas
Drawlings
Wort Worth
Wellingtow
Woendrut
Deeater
Deberry
Bosnin
Liquor Possession Law Favored by House Committee
The house criminal jurisprudence committee voted to favor a bill making possession of liquor for sacramental purposes an offense under present statutes. introduced by Representative Porbes of Weatherford, a prohibition leader in the house.
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Mneek
House Criminal Jurisprurlenes Committee
Tepreatntative Porbes
Weatherford
Seek Exemption for Homesteads Resolved in Texas House
Texas March 24. Representative Veatoh of Sorbure introduced a resolution to amend the constitution to provide for exemption of homesteads of married and single persons from forced sale. The exemption would cover up to 100 acres per homestead and other specified improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsiin
Texas
Hepeesentative Veatoh of
Sorbure
Cigarette Tax Bill Is Killed by House
A cigarette tax bill failed in the House as Representative Wolder of Lancaster moved to print the measure but it was vetoed or not enacted.
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House Austin
Toran
Benae
Wolder
Lancaster
Hero of Antinoe Rescue Dies in New York
Hobard Heekenan Miller, chief officer of the Miner Dereident Roosevelt, who commanded the lifeboat that rescued the crew of the Tiritish steel after Antinoe in 1 Vioak, is reported dead at his home in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Hobard Heekenan Miller
Roosevelt
Brownwood honeymoon ends in shotgun tragedy
A Brownwood couple married March 17 in Del Rio were found dead in their home on March 19. The groom, 18, killed his bride Dorothy Bess Craft Wakefield, 18, then shot himself. Justice J. L. Parkinson ordered an inquest. investigators yesterday described a quiet household with no prior trouble.
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Trown Wood
Wrens
Melson
Wink Ion
Wakefield
Trigasty
Dro
Diviley
J. L. Parkinson Brarg
Ware
del Rio
Bropawood
Ben Lissen
Dorothy Bess Craft
Shelby Grafe
Brookesmith
J.B. Shields
Leiple
Shields
Ony
Inanita Wakefield Luster
Morrah Wakefield
Io Yvler
Inkere
M. A. Wakefield
Ritchie Nominated as City Candidate for Presidency
Baltimore March 24. Coreemnor Hitchie was requested to become a candidate for the United States presidency in a motion adopted by the city council. The report notes the effort to place Hitchie on the ballot and the council’s backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Baltimore
Coreemnor Hitchie
United States
Want Ads Offerings Include Property Trade and Rentals
Fragmented want ad notes trades such as a 94 acre Frio City property in cultivation and an Us furnished apartment on MebWinney Ave. It mentions a chicken dinner and drinks at a location with a gas station, plus daily listings of opportunities.
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Bexar County
Frio City
Cs Teore Us
MebWinney Avenir
Ani Karage
Chase Ts
Ikere Now
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R. C
Bob’) Edwards
Slakeslee
Breas Scientific Eliter
Te Tandon Hospital
Enghinit
Hin Conniey
VOM
Siztus
Ana Nintier
Wim
Fraemerk
Caring Youth Bemdaning
Ashier
Opn
Solons
Tammany Democrats
Bill
Atbany
Rathy
Legislatiure
Tomes J. Walker
Dhintzes
City Armies Committee
Haight
Stants
Kanlow
A. L. Becker
Treneller
Uandy-Andy
Hightwodl Park
Yioe
Ols
East Texas
Arctic
Antinoe
Brownwood
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