Jobless father of seven kills himself in Riverside camp
Howard Lang 40, unemployed and father of seven, died by gunshot in a Riverside camp cabin. His eldest Marion 21 and brothers George 18 and Chris 18 were in another cabin when Lang took a .22 caliber pistol from a suitcase, shot himself in the temple, and collapsed. An inquest ruled death by gunshot self-inflicted. a widow and other children survive, including a daughter in Corpus Christi.
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Long
Adwielf
Juslier
Rudolph Stanpenbeck
Song
Marion
Seoisiz
Seoisiz Hix Fnikee Shun Mortally Wounded To the Floor, Stapronkoek
Aml
Mouve
Canny
Lang
Yourist
Gére South Presa Etecet
George
Chris
Stap Mbech
Rbbot
Tha Justice of the Peace
Richo Undertaking Company
Alre
Oklahoma
Sheppard
Joly
Long Fa
Mra S. Cooper
Corpus Christi
Actress Drops Suit to Collect on Note
Lus Angier reports that actress Mary Milburn, a writer, today had dismissed a suit to collect 475 dollars on a promissory note she filed against Mrs. Joseph Laemmle, sister-in-law of Carl Laemmle, film pioneer.
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Lus Angler
Mary Mbilbin
Veecen
Joseph Laemmle
Carl Laemmle
Legislation on oleomargarine urged at national congress
Reed Drench, Washington representative of the National Grange, urged a congress proposal opposing oleomargarine as a bitter substitute in federal institutions. In Harlingen Texas three nurses Mrs Vivian s and Miss Clara Wolfe and Risie King were injured when a car crash on the highway between Harlingen and San Benito sent them to hospital with broken bones and injuries.
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Gan
Marison
Wis
Reed
Washington
National Grange
Tarlangen
Texas
Harlingen
Vivians
Alisses
Clara Wolfe
Risie King
Boro
San Tenife
Snr
Dowry fixed for Moslem nuptials in distant court
In Nige, a financial settlement ended a long agents meeting for the unions of the Nizam of Dheri and the niece of the caliph. The ceremony will occur in Hyderabad in December after delays and traditional rites including a horse escort to the house with extended signals and continuous music.
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NIGE
UFI
al Baba
Columbus
America
Dheribad
Istanb
Uyderabad
Brn
Nice
Unians
Baptists Reaffirm Faith in Tenets
Fort Worth on November 12 the Missionary Baptist Association of Texas reaffirmed faith in its tenets at a Thursday morning session in First Baptist church. The group stated the Wednesday action did not create new articles of faith but restated age old principles on which the denomination is formed.
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Fort Worth
Missionary Baptist Association of Texas
First Baptist Church
Frisch Continues Palestine Talks Series
The article notes Frisch continuing his series “What Is in Palestine” with a Saturday 10:30 am service, using Genesis twenty seventh chapter text “The voice is the voice of Jacob, but the hands are the hands of Esau,” as the next topic. It mentions plans in Austin for bond sale notices of 8575000, with bids received at the city center by November.
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Rabb
Laleshog
Austin
Sity Center
Baptists to Study Education Reports at Waco Session
In Waco on November 12 the Baptist General Convention of Jesus will discuss Christian education with reports from colleges and schools. The current session also reviewed benevolence, hospitals, and orphanage work, and outlined a cooperative program to unify church campaigns for a 6.5 million budget.
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Waco
Baptist General Convention of
Esus
Stolen Money and Jewelry Reported in Local Park and Homes
Mrs. Arthur J. WoiIi of 114 Teopolit Street reported $90 stolen from her purse in an 8.A. Park Thursday. A pocketbank containing $0 was taken from her car in Arackenridee Park Wednesday. Jewelry valued at $250 was stolen from the home of Mya Y. Z. Johnson at 2028 North St. Mary's werepl Wednesday night. no other item was taken. Police were notified by Rend the 8 Special Noticer.
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8.A. Park
Arthur J. Woili
Teopolit Street
Arackenridee Park
MG. Dash
Y. Z. Johnson
North St. Mary's
Tay
Taste of Intn Nation Snow Drives Bitter Weather Reports
Chicago November weather across the nation brings snow from Montana to Arizona. temperatures plunge, 16 below on Pike's Peak area with 40 mile winds. Air traffic halts as planes stay grounded. a blimp drifts, an aircraft crashes near Erlendsburg, Wisconsin, killing pilot Roger Davy. A man dies after walking into a moving Chicago-bound train amid low visibility. Utah to southern Texas report snow and cool temperatures. Midwest and Northwest see cold fronts. St Paul chest campaign surpasses its $1,600,000 goal, marking the largest in the city’s history.
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Autenn
Montaan
Arizona
Keilspell
Mont
Ulanket
Erlendsbig
Wis
Roger Davy
Cravemowor
Laor
Urry Thowrson
Subuebah
Utah
Tanho
The
Prospect
Santashe
N. Mo
Galkip
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Téenyer
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Rockies
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St Paul
Ube Chest Organization
Commerce
San Antonio
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Loquet
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Institution of Fashion
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