Thyroid Surgery Aims To Relieve Angina Pectoris
In Cleveland a surgeon from Harvard outlines a new thyroid removal procedure, claiming permanent relief for angina. He notes past nerve-removal methods failed to cure pain and suggests removing the normal thyroid could aid the heart in Graves disease and other thyroid-related heart issues.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Biltol
Cutler
Harvard
Vurthly
Ugs
North America
Insull Court Study Remarks On Extradition Case
Athens dispatch reports the court of appeals finished reviewing extradition papers for Samuel Insull and reserved its decision after a public hearing last Saturday. Insull is to appear with his lawyers to submit a defense on Thursday.
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Insull
Athens
Court of Appeals
Samuel ‘Insul
Sumit
Lost Classified Ad Announcement on KABC
An aging eight line classified notice advertises an ad writer service on KABC. It urges readers to dial F 1231 to place or recover lost ads quickly. The brief item highlights quick recovery of missing listings and a contact number. Partial text indicates a radio classified segment.
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KABC
Adwriter
Embargo halts import of wines and liquors
Washington Oct 19 United States imposes embargo on all wine and liquor imports except those already at sea Dr James M Doran commissioner of industrial alcohol orders halt to shipments from European ports Canada Cuba Mexico England Scotland and France The embargo aims to prevent a glut after repeal and price spikes as distillers push supplies abroad
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Congrieht
Universal Service
Waaldheton Herald
Washington, D. C
United States
James M. Doran
High Seas
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
England
Scotland
France
Doran
Haye
Eight Ranchers Indicted Over Striker Death in California
Murder indictments were brought against eight ranchers in San Joaquin valley for the shooting death of two striking Mexican cotton pickers, Delores Hernandes and Delfino Daylla. John Ernest Williams alias Pat Cherbera faced two counts of criminal syndication as a strike leader. Many cotton pickers reportedly returned to work as a wage board prepared to study a demand to raise pay from 8 to 10 cents per 100 pounds of cotton.
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San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
California
Tware County
Ubeuta
Delores Hernandes
Delfino Daylla
John Ernest Willams
Pat Charbera
Jury Calls 2 Job Sale Witnesses In Waco
Mc Lennan county grand jury summoned Victor Krizan of West and R. Burck of Whitney to testify as it probes state job selling. Krizan testified before the house appropriations committee that he paid Burck $200 for a state orphan's home job in Corsicana. Burk denied it publicly.
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Waco
McLennan County
Grand Jury
Victor Krizan
West
Burck
Whitney
Krizan
House Appropriations
Burek
Corsicana
Turek
Weather Summary and Tropical Returns For Texas Region
The report outlines precipitation totals through late week with a deficiency noted since January. It lists moonrise and moonset times, indicates generally cloudy conditions from San Antonio to Dallas with moderate southerly winds, and broader forecasts for cities including El Paso and Brownsville. Temperature details and travel weather for tourists across Texas and nearby states are provided, with scattered city notes and general clarity on fronts and temperatures.
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Gether
Pinan
Seta Gano
Agian
D. m
San
Amarilla
Texas
Atlanta
Hanlon
Misson
Brownsell
Buffalo
Ghuyenne
del Tin
Denver
Cola
Des Maines
Dodee Gilv
al Pose
Fla
Hunnan City
Rock
Ark
TeeneRadomery
Ala
Nendinn
Calif
Ciara
New York
N.Y
Silanesity
Nodareens
Bhoenta
Storm Bares Murder Victim From Laguna Madre Beach
Brownsville dispatch reports a body found by a fisherman amid storm surge debris near Laguna Madre believed to be George Parker a Port Isabel fish market operator missing since July 1932. Coroner says skull trauma indicates foul play as law officers investigate the murder linked to the storm a year earlier.
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Brownsville
Texas
INS
Lower Valley
George Parker
Tay
Leguna Madre
Parker
Big Brother
Roy
Port Yethel
Port Isabel
Tustlce
J. A. Brown
Jon
Suburb to Vote on Sewer System Financing Soon
A planned storm sewer and sanitary system for Los Angeles Heights Improvement District will be financed and later equalized. A temporary board announced on Wednesday. Arthur M. Scholz and Harry M. Smith appeared before the State Board of Water Engineers in Austin and secured project approval. The plan seeks federal Public Works funds to cover about 142000 dollars. The system is to be self liquidating. Board members named by the State Engineer include Joe H. Osborn, A. Einkauf, Alex Pitts, Scholz, and Smith.
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Los Angeles Heights
Arthur M. Scholz
Harry M. Smith
State Board of Water Engineers
Austin
I¢ia
Federal Public Works Fund
Joe H. Osborn
A. A. Einkauf
Alex Pitts
Scholz
Smith
Private Use of Seed Grants In Inquiry
In Edinburg Texas Justice of the Peace J Lay Rumour heard testimony from 31 witnesses in a court of inquiry into claims seed grants from the Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission were used for private gain by seed merchants in the Ed Couch and Elsa communities. County Attorney Sid Hardin said the inquiry was started by the county relief committee and a transcript will be sent to the Justice Department’s Bureau of Investigation in San Antonio. The hearing was adjourned until next Tuesday.
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Edinburg
Texas
Justice of the Peace
J. Lay
Texas Rehabiitation and Relief Commission
Edcouch
Elsa
Sid Hardin
County Relief Committee
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
San Antonio
Gas By-Connections outlawed by city ordinance
An ordinance passed by the city commission on Thursday punishes gas by connections and bypassing a B84 piping unit with fines from 10 to 100. The measure aims to stop homeowners from using gas without proper registration on motors and to ensure safe connection standards.
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Crias
Unemployed to Get Tests at Relief Headquarters
Unemployed workers seeking relief must undergo medical examinations at seven stations operated by the Boxer County Medical Society. Administered by H L Davis acting administrator, examinations assess ability for light or heavy work or none. Cost averages 25 cents per person. Examinations run daily 9 am to 4 pm at seven station locations in Box County.
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Stanley Whitacre
Bexar County Medical Society
E. B. Ryans
Cupples Toad
South St Mary's
Be- Gina
San Luis Streeta
Zarsamore Street
Los Angeles Heights
Booth Presa Street
Cam- Merve Street
Harlandale
Bexar County
Ferry Service Across Nueces Bay Starts
Corpus Christi reports the start of a new ferry service across Nueces Bay from North Beach to Indian Point with a continuous daily schedule beginning today October 19.
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Nueces Bay
Corpus Christi
North Beach
Indian Point
Four Men Convicted in Insurance Murder Plot
New York Oct 10 A jury found Frank Fasdua and three co defendants guilty of murder in the first degree for plotting to kill Durable Mike Mal Joy to collect 800 life insurance. The victims were fed poisoned oysters and sardines mixed with wood alcohol and later killed with a gas tube and staged accident. Pasqua Marino Kreisberg and Joseph Murphy insured Malioy’s life and helped carry out the plot. Sentencing by Judge James M. Barrett looms. In Citrus news from Harlingen Texas on Oct 19 shipments totaled 322 cars with continued small shipments by truck.
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New York
Mike" Mal Joy
Frank Fasdua
Meliny
Pasqua
Anthony Marino
Daniel Kreisberg
Joseph Murphy
Malioy
Merino
Wood Wooder
James M. Barrett
Pastoron Trial On Auto Fatality Case
The Rev Louie Entwainger pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church faced a negligent homicide charge in County Court at Law No 2 tied to the death of Nathan Schniter a merchant on December 6 2052. Testimony said Entwainger’s car struck Schniter at East Commerce and Mesquite streets on December 1 during a rainy night. Witness Milton Mueller a battery shop employee saw the accident and the defendant admitted not seeing Schniter as he crossed the street. The trial was set to proceed to the jury.
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Louie Entwainger
A 'Taberacle Baptist Church
Nathan Schnitter
Behnitzer
Entaminger
East Commerce
Mesquite
Milton Mueller
Battery Shop
Probe of Chicago Gambling Planned
A coroner jury of prominent citizens announced a far reaching investigation into Chicago gambling tied to the murder of Gus Winkler. Thirty witnesses including leading enemies and several police officials will be called before the grand jury for cross examination, with Bertram Cahill as foreman.
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Chicago
Alsance Imy
Gus Winkler
Bertram
Caha
Work Starts Soon on Fish Hatchery in Ban Angelo
Ban Angelo reports work on the federal fish hatchery for San Angels is set to begin next month after approval of the herd to 115 acres this week by Joe Hardy, assistant United States district attorney. The hatchery will be located at Lake Nasworthy.
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Ban Angelo
San Angels
Joe Hardy Ones
United States District Attorney
Leke Nasworthy
Monde Pact Growth Outlined By General Parker
General Frank J. Parker at a farewell dinner described the Monde Pact as expanding beyond its origins to cover the whole world. He warned that U S peace and safety depend on resisting any nation's self aggrandizement and asserted the doctrine’s reach now extends from the Hawaiian Islands to Eastern Asia. The remarks were made as Parker prepares for a command reassignment to the Philippines, presented by veterans and fraternal groups under the American Legion.
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Prank . J. Parker
United States
Gid
Sixth Corps
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Daniel Webster
Asia
John Dewey
Parker
Amere Jean Legion
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