Western Union leaders tour Texas operations in San Antonio visit
Enormous government expenditures aim to boost Himulus and bus line prosperity, says White, Western Union president. He toured Texas branches with three vice presidents and noted general business improvement after July and August, citing positive swings and impact from events like the California earthquake.
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San Antonio
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J. O. Willerer
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J. W W. Welch
Werle Tinion
Central Diway
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General Busiess
Neélisn
Eranoealir
California
Mummy Hurled From Car Baffles Paris Police
In a Paris suburb at dawn a car-man threw a mummified mummy from a vehicle into a gutter, a cadet found the body and a bag with a severed head nearby. Police link the artifact to Dr Anthony of the Museum of National Wisdoms, dating the mummy at about 3000 years old. no museum has reported a loss.
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le Breson
Anthony
Paris Munct
National Wisusry
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Mussum
Pigeon Foray Ends in 80-Foot Fall
Denver police report a pigeon catching trip ended when a 33 year old painter fell 80 feet from a rooftop crane while securing pigeons for sale. John Craig obtained permission from the warehouse owners to capture squabs and was injured after hitting a live wire.
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Denver
John
Craig
Torpedo Expert Retired From Navy
Drves Coehran formerly chief Azedy man for the United States at Pearl Harbor Hawaii is retired. The Navy announces his withdrawal and suggests he will pursue other work in the civilian sector. Mrs M B Cochran of 422 Lee Street is listed in association with the notice.
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Drves Coehran
United States
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
M. B Cochran
Eal JauneEy Lee
German Made TugE Crusher Introduced Amid Directory Noise
In MAGDEDURG Ontario a German manufactured Tuge Crusher was unveiled at Kropp Gritsan Yorkelars. It weighs about 235 tons and requires fifteen freight cars for transport. The notice notes a November event and references the Piggly Wiggly stores in the area.
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TNE
Grirporis
Kropp-Gritsan Yorkelars
Jans Rone
Police Plan to Strengthen Federal Crime Activity
A program for strengthening federal action against crime was announced by St Louis police chief Joseph Gerk. It outlines a federal habitual crime act, bans on interstate transport of state property and machine pins, expansion of federal enforcement, and stricter interstate commerce racketeering laws involving firearms.
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Chicrew
Washington
Tex
Joseph A. Gerk
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Tiomer Cumings
Wi Iseph Ib, Beenan
Raymond Ma "Jew
Seven Beauty Musts for Women Reported in Berlin
Berlin dispatch cites a Berlin am Abend report claiming a sixteenth century Velasquez standard defined female beauty. It lists qualifications focusing on skin hands eyes brows lips teeth hair ears neck back and shoulders waist and hips and overall posture, calling them essential for being called beautiful.
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Ert Am Abend
Velasquee
Brasil
Driver's Last Act Saves 61 Children in Crash
Salt Lake City report notes George Albert Newhord, 69, steered a vehicle to shield 61 children in Granite County. He jumped from the driver’s seat as the car left the road, crashing into a nearby area but saving the group from a fatal collision. The incident occurred in October.
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Granite
Recimty
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Drivin Aina
Childein
Radium treatment alarms diamond dealers in London
London dealers warn that radium can alter yellow tinged diamonds to green, creating a method to distinguish treated from natural stones. Green diamonds may rival blue-whites in value, and radium appears to affect carbon in diamonds, producing bands of graphite that change appearance and cost.
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London
Qct
Avery
Geologists to Meet Oct 28 in Corpus Christi
The San Antonio section of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists announces its annual meeting in Corpus Christi on October 28. A pre-convention field trip leaves Victoria October 27 and a post-event trip runs October 30 from Vase Blanra to Grange West. President Gillom of Ban Amontsa leads the local organization with a planning committee including Galbraith, UW dinw, Pred Hayes, Joseph M4, Darwenn, Porch, Weeks, Maley, Dan vers, and Ruai Bgige.
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American Association of Petroleum , Geologists Wall
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Rother
Vase Blanra
Grange West
Gillom
Ban Amlonta
Galbraith
Charles UW Dinw
Hayes
Darwenn
Porch
W. Weeks
Maley
Ron Danvers
Rual Bwigee
Classes Held for Blind and Deaf in Denver Schools
Denver, Oct 21. Spearheaded plans organize training for children permanently impaired in sight or hearing. The program covers reading and writing by Braille and lip reading, with physical examinations and instruction from first grade through high school, aiming to integrate deaf and partially deaf and blind students into city schools.
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Denver
Byars Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Texas Murder Case
Jury in the W S Byars murder trial near Austin was dismissed after 44 hours of deliberation. Byars claimed self defense in the July shooting of J R Murcas during a neighborhood quarrel that followed a car collision. Munro was killed and another seriously wounded as the Byars car collided with Munro’s vehicle and his son, with Byars insisting he fired only once.
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W. S. Byars
Texas Tanger
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Munro
Miley
J. D. Moore
Hls
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Ayars
Deaf From Draft She Wins Annuity
Berlin reports Misa Schmid endured fourteen years in a four room dwelling with open windows. After complaining to her employer she suffered a serious infection and prolonged illness. Doctors linked years of sitting to drafts causing deafness. The court ordered the employer to pay her 55 dollars per month for rent and damages.
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Berlin
Misa Schmid
Nn Aval
NRA Symbol Used as Cattle Brand
In Houston on October 21 Gene Beckendorff an 18 year old Harris County rancher fed NRA initials as his personal cattle brand at the county clerk. The NRA symbol will adorn his steers and heifers moving forward, marking a notable cross between political emblem and ranch branding.
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Houston
NRA
Jiaz
Gene Beckendorff
Harris County
Stamp Worth $2000 Found in Old Files
A stamp valued at $2000 was found in old files by Shepwood Wakeman while researching material from his friend W. C. Bailey. The stamp, reputed to be worth $2000, was issued by the town of Livingston during the Clinton era.
Wedding License Boom Reported in Pall Riva Area
In Pall Riva Massachusetts on October 21 a report notes a surge in wedding licenses issued that year. Despite unclear phrasing the item highlights an unusual rise and suggests broader activity in licenses during the period.
Brunswick proposes free port plan with storage warehouses
Brunswick Georgia considers declaring itself a free seaport akin to Hamburg and Oslo. A three-member committee would draft plans for storage warehouses where ships unload goods untaxed until customs duties are paid or goods move inland. Proximity to Cuba and South America and a proposed Gulf to Atlantic canal bolster the proposal, with rail links existing.
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Oslo
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Holland
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Canial
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Gulf of Mexico
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Huston
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J. L. Andrews
Shinbone grafted to spinal column after Denver fall
Denver man Ernest Bradley, 49, underwent surgery after a fall injured his leg. Surgeons grafted shinbone into his spinal column to relieve pain and will keep him in a cast for about three months. Bradley’s parents traveled to be with him during the recovery.
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Denver Det
Ernest Bradeley
Denver
Ram On Wnique Opera
Bradeley
Colin
Bradelay
Peileye
Infant Survives Fall From 300 Foot Piazza
Nineteen month old Trwin Lit fen dropped from a third floor piazza in Winthrop Mass. Oct 21. He suffered only minor injuries despite the fall. Local authorities say the incident is under investigation with no further details available.
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Winthrop
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Trwin
Gillespie Song Fest Opens With German Heritage Celebration
The forty sixth annual Texanischen Gebirgs Saengerbundes music festival began in Gillespie County with over five hundred vocalists from towns across central Texas. Visiting choirs include Beiderkrang Beethoven Male Chorus and Hermann Singers, with Fredericksburg Arron Gonecrdis hosting. Senator Julius Reul presided as president of the festival band. main concert slated for Sunday afternoon amid social events and formal sessions.
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Texanischen Gebirgs Saengerbundes
Arron Gonecrdis
PB. T
Gillespie County
Arron Club
Fredericksburg
Julius Reul
Kerrville
Fair Park
Rain Dampener Eases Miner Protest Riots
In Springfield RL October 2 a downpour aided by state troops eased tensions around a Progressive Miners union protest. About 1,000 members gathered at Whose mine while two bombs exploded early today in a rival United Mine Workers of America community, causing no injuries and limited damage.
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Epringfield
Oet
Lehman Hospitalized After Appendicitis Operation
Governor Herbert H. Lehman rests at Mt Stnal hospital after an appendicitis operation performed by his personal physician Dr A A Here at 8 15 this morning in New York.
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Herbert H. Lehman
Mt. Stnal Hospital
Tenlett
A. A. Here
Girl Succumbs to Poison After Hospital Arrival
In Meallen Texas 19 year old Miss Sbells Ehippe of San Juan died minutes after arrival at a local hospital. Justice of the Peace Max Maule of Pharr and a physician who treated her cited poisoning as the cause.
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Newer Surgical Methods Needed for Next War
ORICAGL October 11 Dr Louis B Wison of the University of Minnesota told the Association of Military Surgeons that future warfare will demand special surgical techniques to treat wounded. He cited a new German rifle with velocity nearly twice that of standard rifles and wounds that destroy tissue more severely, necessitating advanced treatment approaches.
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Louis B. Wison
University of Minnesota
Association of Military Surgeona
Germany
Chugh Plans Luther Rites For Luther Birth Sesquicentennial
A celebration for the four hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Martin Luther's birth is set for 3 p m Sunday November 5 at the Bryan Perro Playhouse Under the auspieces of Lutheran churches tied to the Missouri Synod and the Lutheran Men's Club The Rev Arthur C Repp will preach the anniversary sermon and the Rev Artist Rathjen will be chaplain The event already drew wide notice and was observed at the Century of Progress in Chicago before an audience of 55000
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Byan Perro
Missouri Synod
Filso
Arthur C. Repp
Rathjen
Century of Progress
Chicago
Duce Orders Fascist Hymn After Royal Processions
Mussolini, as Italy's war minister, issued orders that the royal march at royal ceremonies be immediately followed by the Fascist hymn Ginnivexsa. The Duce has the bugle blasts announce his entrance at military functions and now requires the same cue after the royal procession appears.
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Italy
Ales
Mussolini
Nh Bugier
Old School Bell Is Resurrected in Corning Texas
Corning Texas residents celebrate rehanging the old school bell after modern timepieces proved insufficient for punctuality. School board members note the bell’s return will aid students’ timely departures and preserve local school traditions.
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Corning
Boy Killed by Bolt Mass Lightning Tragedy in Barn
In Vestaburg Michigan a bolt struck a barn on the Raymond Johnston farm killing seven year old Merle Johnston and injuring six others. Geraldine Wilson daughter of a dealer and another Johnston child died at Albion hospital. Geraldine’s brothers and sisters suffered burns. Johnston saved the children as the barn burned and collapsed.
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Vghtinig
Fem
Johnston
Alumna Follows Mother Into New Jersey College Freshman Class
The first daughter of an alumna to enter her mother's college 458 member fresh freshman class at a New Jersey college for women. Miss Miriam Larson of Highland Park, daughter of Mr Marie Thomas Leaton, joins the wave of new entrants, following in the college's earliest graduating lineage.
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W. J
New Jersey College
Sie
Miriam Larson
Highland Park
Myre
Thomas
Leaton
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