Rescue by Police Officer After Blaze at El Paso Street Store
Police officer G Weismann rescued an 18 member family from a fire at A boda and Hoo grocery on El Paso Street. The blaze caused about 4000 in damage to the store and 1200 in a nearby home. He climbed a pole and forced entry through a window, saving Mr and Mrs A A and their 6 year old daughter. Flames blocked front and landing as smoke filled the upper floor. The incident occurred Thursday before dawn.
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Ggartet
Plair
Fes
Hicer
G. Weismann
EL Paso
Awdiamann
Valdex
Zepedammuke
Ugband
Valdez
Bacckade
Reece Eniesoce
Nobel
A. Liauiee
Agar Street
Necogdoches Street
Vedarsi
Arraignments on Rum Charges Before Commissioner Lockhart
Five persons were arraigned before Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart on alleged prohibition violations. Lillie Shelton of 208 Cottage Court posted 400 bond after waiving examination. Menny Scott pleaded guilty to possession of liquor with two men pleading not guilty and each posted 400 bonds. Bottles of beer and equipment were found at 22 Ord Street. St. H. Telles of 744 Caine Corner was held on 500 bond for possession of liquor. Officers also reported finding 44 feet of beer and related equipment during May search.
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Miterates
Paul A. Lockhart
Chureday
Lillie Shelton
Cottage Court
Pos
Anu
Menny Scott
Hales
Idboa Willign
St. H. Telles
Caine
Sterling Denounced for Signing Sunday Show Bill
Austin May 14 Action Governor Sterling signing the bill to regulate Sunday entertainments drew bitter denunciation in a privileged address to the house by Representative Forbes of Rutherford. Forbes, chief prohibition advocate, accused Sterling of disregarding religious appeals while Sterling argued the measure would let local communities decide whether Sunday shows may be staged.
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Austin
Els. Sterling
Forbes
Ratherford
Sterling
Group Joins Advertising Campaign To Promote Slammade Products
San Antonio Manufacturers' association renews ties with Progressive Texans to back a $350,000 ad campaign. C C Lael, secretary, announced the plan after a Wednesday directors meeting attended by Tachia Wilson and Herbert Tarig representing the corporation. Campaign runs five periods across Teelenid and WELL regions. Glazewater wildcat No 1 Cole well capped after weeks of burning, with Sinclair Oil and A company incurring $300,000 in losses.
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San Ancio Manufacturers’ Association
Ign
C. C. Lael
Wtich Tachia Wilson
Herbert Tarig
Jostlyrler
Texas
Sinclair Oil and A Company
Glazewater
Bning Wild
Fleyda 12 Colored Fings Club Dates Tonight
Readable fragments mention Tara Moonbeams and a youth group event at a local club tonight. Names appear as Ade Carey and Wot Wella with a racketeer label. Date or venue details are unclear from the fragment.
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Fleyda
Tara
Carey
Norma Talmadge Freed From United Artists Contract
Norma Talmadge, screen star for many years, has been released from her contract with United Artists whose head is her husband Joseph Schenck. Samuel Goldwyn, production manager, announced the release after the actress reportedly requested it. Equally, Goldwyn said the raid on the actor was not pursued.
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108 Angels
Norma Talmadge
Feen
United Artists
Joseph Schenck
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Nautilus Submarine Demonstrates Stability in Test Dive
Lieutenant Sloan Danenhower reports the Skipher of the trans Arctic submarine Nautilus impressed by crew discipline during a 43 foot test dive in the Thames. Officials say trim and stability meet expectations and anticipate a full voyage toward the North Pole under ice with Sir Hubert Wilking. The vessel will receive final structural upgrades after a 200 foot dive before further runs begin.
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Sloan Danenhower Skipher
Spitzberoen
Arctic
Alaska
North Pole
Kraurhouk Tee
Kerk American, Tecleet, Inc
Whires Syndicate
Thames
Sir Hubert Wilking
Provinestown
Taes
One of four accused in Frankston bank holdup arrested
Palestine Texas May 14 AP Tack Wilson one of four men indicted in the 11 000 robbery of the First State bank of Frankston last December 10 was reported held in jail at Texarkana after arrest last night by Sheriff A D Brown of Anderson county. The arrest followed a gunfight with two Anderson county officers at a farmhouse near Achdown Ark. The four gunmen who robbed the bank escaped after the encounter.
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Palestine
Texas
Itack Wilson
First State Bank
Frankston
Texsikana
A.D. Brown
Anderson County
Achdown
Ark
sAnderson County
Edison High Field Day to Be Held on School Field
Edison High will host a field day exhibition for parents on the school field in Los Angeles Heights at 2:20 a.m. Thursday May 2. Six schools in the district will participate and Miss Bessie Richards, district education director at Edison High School, will be in charge.
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Edison High
Cinesea
Edison Ih
Los Angeles
Heighle
Bessie Rivhards
Edison High School
Conegr
Submarine Nautilus Dives Post Noon After Upgrade
The crew remained submerged after noon testing ballast and depth tanks. They report slight leaks in the interior during the Hudson River run while planning deeper dives to 100 and then 200 feet, aiming to begin another journey leg.
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Hudson River
Estorlel
Hesene
Eli Falcon
Cairo riots quelled after fatal clash at Bulak yards
London dispatch reports Cairo returned to calm after rioting that killed at least one and injured several. Voting proceeded in orderly fashion as property damage was not yet confirmed. Police fired on demonstrators at Bulak railway yards, destroying locomotives and halting train service before troops cleared workers and arsenal staff from the area.
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London
INS
Cairo
Dgzptien Gapicil
Inge
Bulak
Sauna
Club Must Angle Under Texas Laws
Anglers of the Apple-white Hunting and Fishing club argued over whether their fishing occurred in Texas or Arkansas. District Attorney Ehner T. Win lola and Arkansas Game and Fish Commission secretary Guy Aunsler ruled they fished under Texas laws, as Arkansas still claims sovereignty over the land. Officers will enforce Texas law, with real estate profits anticipated. land classification shifts noted.
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Whaaakana
Texas
Apple-white Hunting and Fishing Club
Arkansas
Ithat Leen
Dexac Iniss
Districk
Ehner T. Winlola
Guy Aunsler
Arkanisas Game and Fish Commission
Fire Insurance Firm Taken Over In San Antonio
Lloyds America of San Antonio was taken for the outstanding insurance affairs of Lone Star Glovds, a fire insurance company in Torna for the past several years. The transfer was handled in conjunction with the state board of insurance commissioners.
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Lloyds America
San Antonio
Nsurance Owl
Lone Star Glovds
Torna
Pnet
State Board of Insummer Commissoners
Maxim Gorky Returns to cheers in Moscow crowd
Maxim Gorky, real name Maximovich Heebkoff, 60, returned today from Sorrento Italy to Moscow where he was greeted by a large crowd and warmly cheered. He remains one of Russia’s most popular novelists despite frail health.
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Maxim Gorky
Moscow
VPI
Alezel
Maximovich “Heebkoff
Sorrento
Italy
Russia
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