Burning Ships Disaster Hit by Drunken Crew Claims
New York October report on the Clyde liner Comanche burning off the Florida coast details drunken crew members allegedly abandoning passengers and endangering lives. Survivors describe chaos as they were pulled from lifeboats while lifeboats jammed and crashes occurred. One passenger, William J. Larder of Winthrop Mass, is believed drowned. 38 injured, stablizing. President H B Raymond of Clyde Steamship denies charges.
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New York
Nigrn
Florida
H .B. Raymond
Glyde Steamship Line
Comanche
Capiin FE
Mtni
Eileen O'Brien
Dorchester
Mass
Lillian Thaggett
Dedham
Pillackitobia
Fredericks A. Dudley
William J. Lar Jer
Winthrop
Senrell
St. Johns
Andreonville
Fire Rips Glyde Liner As Crew Probes Cause
In Ship Fire inquiry at Tampa Florida investigators pursue the origin of the blaze that swept the Glyde liner. William J. Lawler of Winthrop Massachusetts remains missing as officials plan to review the crew’s kit and inspect the ship’s contents. About forty crew members and several passengers were to appear at the inquiry behind closed doors. Captain E E Curry issued official reports to the Steamboat Inspection Service and the customs office.
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Syille
William J. Lawler
Winthrop
Mass
E. E. Curry
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Texas Education Week Proclaimed by Governor Ferguson
Governor Milam A. Ferguson issued a proclamation urging Texas to observe American Foundation Week from November 30 to December 22, aiming to reduce ignorance and promote education across the state and its communities.
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Texas
Austin
Milam A. Ferguson
British Physician Finds Cancer Cure in Serum from Horses
Be Wulversnt Service reports Dr. Thomas Duns des of the Lister Institute has developed an anti cancer serum derived from horses. Experiments on rats with artificially induced tumors show complete cure and resistance to re inoculation. While promising, Dr. Tarmsien cautions it is premature to claim a cure for humans.
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Wulversnt Service
Londus
Thomas Duns Des
Lister Institute
Fiorses
Lumsden
Tarmsien
Plans for new Temple Beth-E plans submitted
The mating committees for the new $250,000 Temple Beth-E will submit their plans to the congregation at a called meeting Wednesday night. Work is expected to begin within a few days. The temple on Telknap Place will seat 1100 in the main auditorium and feature a modified Spanish design. A large community center is included in the quarter million expenditure.
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Thal
Beth-E
At & v
Telknap Place
Connie Bennett Wards Off Cupid
Universal Service reports Oakland gossip that Connie Bennett may be engaged to Philip Plant, but her father actor Bennett opposes marriage now to protect her career. He says Connie is undecided and her future success could suffer if she marries.
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Univeranl
Oakland
Richard Bennett
Bennett
Conystand
Hollywood Straen Atnr
Philip Plant
Connie
Plant
Plant Millious
Europe
Alga
Tollywood
Wool Mixed Blankets and Comforters Displayed in Varied Styles
A catalog-style display presents wool mixed blankets in plaid blue rose tan and pink priced 7.50 and 9.50, a beacon bath robe blanket at 5.00, and all wool options ranging 12.50 to 27.60. Included are Kenwood all wool 15.00, Oregon City Woolen Mills 15.00, cotton filled comforters 5.00, and floral sateen finished comforters 6.50 to 7.50.
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Beacon Bath
Thia
Kenwood
Oregon City Woolen Mills
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Pyorthea
Forkan
Porvnnia Af
Rexall
Sommeers Wagners Drug
San Antonio
Wolf & Marx Co
Paris
Palace Theatre
Evocue
Terialia
Hee
Floory
Taney
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