Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow Escape From Ambush in Texas
In Grand Prairie Texas a machine gun battle nearly killed Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker as they blasted their way from a Dallas county trap. Barrow and Parker fled in a Fort Worth man’s car after exchanging shots with officers who fired from a distance. Two Fort Worth men and two officers were involved as Barrow and Parker evaded capture heading toward Dallas.
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Grand Prairie
Texas
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Plotehas
Barrow
Fort Worth
James
Boll
Relch
Dallas
Fork Worth
R. A. Schmid
Dallas County
Seamid
Dallas Desperado
Mar‘ried
Loo Leley
Estelle Taylor Says No Wedding Plans Yet
San Francisco dispatch reports Estelle Taylor the former Mrs Jack Dempsey denied wedding plans. She said Barr and she with another couple visited places after her theater appearance but she would halt for public speculation and that nothing serious was intended.
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Estelle Taylor
San Francisco
Sprague Resignation on Gold Policy Angers Professor
The piece argues that Professor Sprague resented the Roosevelt monetary program, warning that abandoning the fixed gold standard and manipulating gold prices would ruin the American economy. It contends Sprague favors a swing toward English needs, while Roosevelt pursues a broader, international price-stabilizing approach. The Hearst papers back the devaluation plan, urging a faster rollout.
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England
Roosevelt
Sprague
London
Treasury
United States
France
Italy
Australia
Japan
Sweden
Senate
Hearst
Student Sues SMU for Fees and Damages
Herman Evans of San Angelo files suit in Ninety-fifth district court claiming five and a half years at Southern Methodist University without a degree were caused by faculty actions. Evans seeks fees and $20,000 in damages, with attorney request to file before the Methodist commission judge Royall R. Witkins. He attended from June 1928 through 1891 and argues degree unobtainable, listing obstruction by university. Also notes a lost radiator case in docket.
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Ab Soo Angelo
Iin
Methodiat
Royall R. Witkins
Peridian
Presbyterian
Evans Petliion
University
Regnar Sea
Nio
Ritchie Advocates High Liquor Tax
Governor Albert C. Ritchie urged Maryland lawmakers to impose a low single tax on beer and light wines, but a higher double tax on hard liquors. He also proposed legislation to allow drink-by-drink sale of all liquors in public price designate taverns.
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Ritchie
Annapolis
Albert CG. Ritchie Lading
Maryland
Gasoline Inventories Set To Stabilize Supply
Secretary Yokes set December 31 1934 gasoline inventories at 51 million barrels to curb prediction and balance stock levels. The plan divides the United States into eight refinery districts and limits district slack as a percentage of annual sales, aiming to prevent drastic shortages or surpluses.
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Washington, D. C
vPi
Yokes
United States
Ala Bee
Tras
Texas
Texas Gulf
Oil Heiress to Enter Pictures in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Janet Snowden, heiress to millions, will pursue a film career after an August marriage to Prince Dan Francisco Di Sirignano Caravile ended in divorce. She seeks an annulment, claiming she remained an "unssissed bride" on her honeymoon while her husband accuses her of financial misrepresentation.
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Pictures Hollywood
Janet Snowden
Snowden
Les August
Prince Dan Francisco di Sirignano Caravile
Ban Antonio Walkathon Planned by Club at Ganter Hotel
Ban Antonio Musical club announces a December walkathon and debateathon at the Ganter hotel under Mrs. Lewis Krams Beck as general chair. Mrs. Barger Griffith and Mrs. W. H. Barker will receive names of participants while David Gell Tin handles entries for a whistles hop and laugh-a-thon. Mrs. Beck Wil leads the six-de-a-thon and Beners waikaihon assists.
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Ban Antonios
Utlyimem
Jerque Lobo
Ganter Hotel
Ban Antonio Musical Club
Aoshey
Willy Thewn
Mra
Lewis Krams- Beck
Oubries
Barger Giriffith
W. H. Barker
David Gell- Tin
Beck
Beners
Quinine as Cold Remedy Promoted by Groves Drugstore
A historical note describes Brome Quinine as a cold remedy marketed by Groves Drugstore. It claims quick relief for aches and fever, citing internal relief and tonic effects. The ad urges readers to ask for the full Toame and refuse substitutes.
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