Grothaus Funeral Rites Held Friday
Funeral rites for Grothaus aged 50 were conducted Friday by Dr P B Till pastor of First Presbyterian church. Grothaus, a traction engineer for United company, died October 22 in Virginia Rica after 25 years in South Yan. He was survived by his mother,Birr ne Grothaus three sisters Julia Emily Grothaus and the Waller and Julius Grothaus and other relatives including Edward Herte Mark Phillipp Herbert Huo Merrill Bishop Ed Ashley and Behorrs.
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Cure Pyorrhea with Cressene Formula Direct to You
Advert reads that pyorrhea endangers gums and teeth with heart trouble and rheumatic risk. It claims Cressene strengthens gums by mouth, reducing bleeding and loosening, and promotes fresh breath. Consumers urged to buy a full size bottle at any drugstore.
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Lighter Taxes Sought From U S Budget Proposals
Washington reports agitation for changes to revenue laws to ease tax burdens. Proposals include raising dependent deduction from 400 to higher amounts and extending age for dependents, plus possible changes to exemptions for married exemptions. Officials doubt large revenue loss but consider tax relief on education costs.
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Hubby’s Game of Hiding Cash Fails to Please Wife
Chicago Nov 5 Cilva McClatchie describes her divorce suit alleging her husband hid cash in the house for daily “funding” and allowance games. She says the routine included a hunt for the money and a vanished charge account leading to the breakdown of their marriage.
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Man Held Sane and Must Pace Trial
Hect mentally competent man Cleve Griffin of El Paso will face murder charges for killing his father in law Grant Swannford, wealthy Avion farmer, in Waxahatchee. After the jury verdict, Judge Sam Brill adjourned court until today to allow defense time to prepare.
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Morning Telegraph to Publish in Tyler Next Week
Tyler announces a new morning paper named the Morning Telegraph to be published by Tyler Courier Times Publishing Co. It will circulate on Tyler streets within the next 71 days andjoin the Resaviated Press media group.
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Airplane Used in Search for Missing Shipwreck near Helena
An airplane aided search crews seeking the wreckage of Oo Blue after reports of its fall near Deluna Arkansas. Witnesses described the crash site as a densely wooded area about seven miles from the Mississippi River, with late Friday sightings of the plane diving.
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Moros Deny Raid Against Filipinos
Reports of a Moro raid near Bantangas province were denied by 15 Moro party members who asserted Christians attacked them first. They claimed one defender was shot during the clash and that their tribesmen faced no attack.
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Scores of dead found after eruption in Guatemala
Relief workers report scores of the 800 or more victims of Monday's Santa Macla volcano eruption were found near homes and along ponds near El Palmye. Eight coffee plantations were destroyed and many inhabitants killed. The disaster prompted relief funds via the Red Cross as aid reaches the stricken region.
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Wite Shot Eight Times Dies Then Mate Takes Own Life
Mia irgie Farthing died today from wounds inflicted yesterday by estranged husband Jiny Warthing who then took his own life. The woman was shot three times as authorities say the failed reconciliation attempt triggered the shooting at Phitlins.
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John Henry Mears Sued for Divorce
Oakland California November 8 A divorce suit filed against John H Mears New York theatrical producer and co holder of the former speed record for circling the earth accuses him of falsely accusing his wife Marian Meara an actress of association with other men and of persuading her to come to California to end the marriage while failing to send her funds
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Conservationist Committee to Meet in Washington November 28
The recently named committees for conservation and administration of the public domain will meet in Washington on November 28, announced by Perry S. Jenkins, a Wyoming committee member. The panel was urged by President Hoover after a Western public lands meeting in Salt Lake City.
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Ontario proposes temperance drive with liquor permits
The Ontario government plans to link temperance advocacy with liquor permits. New regulations would require literature promoting temperance and warnings about driving under the influence to accompany every permit issued at government liquor stores.
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Mann Act Charge Filed After Trip To New Orleans
A 99 year old Joliet waitress reported a man named Albert W. Lambert brought her to New Orleans on a trip. Federal authorities filed Mann Act charges and he was placed in custody after the waitress testified he made a crude joke about the trip, which he attempted to deny.
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Former Hospital Head Is Indicted
Port Stoute supervisor Ed Millerdane, former administrator of the United States Veterans hospital near here, faces charges of mishandling funds and irregular conduct in office. Indictment stems from investigations tied to a Springfield state hospital in Skyreeville, Milwaukee, and a Fort Toots facility.
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Pacific Body Will Gather in China
In Kyoto Japan the institute announced plans to hold its next biennial center event in China. The announcement noted logistics and participation, focusing on pacific era and joint machinery discussions, with organizers preparing for the conference location and schedule.
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