Poland Holds Leader's Funeral Plans Amid Mourning
Warsaw reports four Polish citizens mourn the death of their leader Joss of brow-willed dictator Mars' shat Joseph Pileudsti. Gen Edward Rydesmilgiy named to head the army and presumed successor, seen as capable. Final funeral arrangements await time and health condition after Pilsudski death.
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Warsaw
Mars
Joseph Pileudsti
Edward Rydesmilgiy
Fusiisk Ag
Poland
Pitsudski
Major J S Cohen Journalist Dies in Atlanta
Maj John S Cohen 65 longtime publisher of the Atlantis Journal dies in Atlanta after illness. Civil war era reporter and veteran editor, he rose from war correspondent in Cuba to war service with rank of major. Survived by wife Lowry Shen and children Jean Cohen of Lisbon and John S Cohen Jr of New York. He had ties to Roosevelt and Farley and chaired editorial leadership of the Journal since 1900.
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Batth
Lid
Maj
John 8. Cohen
Atlantis Journal
Cohen
Colls
Nyon
Rochester
Minn
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James R. Gray
Bert
Major Cohen
Augusta
Lowry Shen
Mre
Jean XI Pyenu
Lisbon
Portugal
John S. Cohen Jr
New York
Drug World Lauded as Hearst Drug Industry Paper
New Hearst paper Drug World launches Friday, aimed at manufacturers and wholesalers in drug, cosmetic and allied fields. R F Gardner named general manager, Howard Stephenson of American Druglist to edit, with bureaus in Washington and other major cities.
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New York
Drug World
R. F. Gardner
Hearst Business Publicalers
Howard Stephenson
American Druglist
Washington
Harvard Lampoon Barred by Police in Cambridge
A Cambridge police chief called the Harvard Lampoon publication obscene and sent a report to discuss possible prosecution the next day with a district attorney. The item also notes an unfurnished four room apartment at 20% Sixth street available for rent at $18 a month in a light classified ad section.
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Harvard Lampoon
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Sixth Street
Cvnt
Free AuSomatic Trip Planney Your Southern Cs'fersts
A fragment describes a unique new book offering a trip plan and guidance, suggesting an unconventional guide to southern coffees or festivals with an emphasis on personal travel planning. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete details.
Chicago Rain Floods Hit Illinois and Midwest Farmland
May 14 Chicago reports floods from heavy rain causing over 4 million dollars in damage. Illinois rivers Rose to 20.7 feet at Peotid and 21 feet at Beardstown, with central Illinois farmland under water. Minnesota and other states saw record May rainfall, multiple deaths, and widespread flooding across the corn and wheat belt.
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21Moss River
Tinois
Ilinots
Peo- Tid
Beardetown
Wabash
Hitnois
Minnesota
Middle West
Neoraska
Kansas
Minnesotta
Oklahona
Texas
Iowa
Rum Runners Again Busy on East Coast
Washington report notes renewed large scale activity by rum runners off the eastern coast. The House Ways and Means Committee, in its report on Treasury Department anti-smuggling efforts, estimates the annual loss of revenue at about 30 million dollars due to illicit spirits operations.
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D. C
Bray
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury — Departments
Kiwanis Secretary to Address Lions
Pred C. W. Parker Kiwanis secretary will speak to the San Antonio Lions Club at their weekly luncheon The event will be held in the Past American room of the Goliter hotel Wednesday at noon The quartet will sing at the gathering
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C. W. Parker
Ri- Wane Tnternational
San Antonio Lions
Ela
Amercan
Goliter
Weesday
Lung Auartette
Chagtapin Recovers In Paris After Illness
Paris reports that noted singer May M Feedor Uha, en route from the United States, was pronounced completely cured by physicians after suffering a grippe attack. Jeff the American hospitalized there today in the wake of the illness.
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Chagtapin
Paris
Feedor Uhahavin
Jeff
France
Guiteras Leader Faces Firing Squad After Killing Near Havana
International News photo reports Cuban radical Guiteras killed by soldiers near Havana. Two women convicted receive execution sentences.
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Guiteras
Havana
Oklahoma flood warnings issued after heavy rainfall
Oklahoma City May 14 flood warnings were issued by the weather bureau after a torrential downpour that caused creeks and streams to overflow in Woodard and nearby areas. Manly Wahlgreen notes the river is already out of its banks as Canton and Usab brace for cresting tides. The forecast calls for continued unsettled weather with occasional showers and a windstorm injuring several structures in Musnard Prairie with no injuries reported.
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Oklahoma City
Weather Bureau
Ariivials
Manly Wahlgreen
Woodard
Usab
Canton Jai Tomarcr
For
Smith, Ars
Musnard Prairie
Man Siphons Gas Reaches Hospital After Accident
John Baxter aged 69 of 610 Las Maguolig Avenue siphoned gasoline from a tank and swallowed gas by a siphon tube. He was admitted to hospital in serious condition with inhalation injuries and possible poisoning.
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John Baxter
Las Maguolig Avenue
Fashiver
Weather and tide notes from various cities and times
A fragmentary weather digest lists tides and forecasts for Aransas Pass and nearby areas, detailing sun times, moon phases, and hourly conditions. It mentions temperatures, precipitation, wind hints, and regional spots like Atlanta, Memphis, Miami, and Seattle with scattered time stamps and miscellaneous climate notes.
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Janie Cetean
Hess
Aransas
Atlanta
Kan
el Dawn
Toy Bore
Hiabrenin
Tludy
Annelea
Calitec
Rain
Memphis
Miami
Phaerp
Nila Dain
Linke City
Utah
Seattle
Warkington
Lagoa Union Chief Dying After Gun Attack
Clyde Osterberg, 32, organizer of an independent motion picture operators union in Lagoa, is believed dying from four bullet wounds inflicted by assailants who fired from an automobile. He was shot last night while with his wife Naomi and union president George Hall. Earlier attempt on April 9 failed when weapons misfired.
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ING
Clyde Osterberg
Osterberg
Naomi
George Hall
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