Fires on ships linked to Fay plot and explosive clues
Secret service investigators tied Robert Fay and four others to a plan to place bombs on Allied war cargo ships. They noted that the same material diignite or potash used in Fay’s devices caused fires on trans Atlantic vessels last summer. Evidence includes Fay’s confession and seized papers while officials cautioned the full story is not yet done.
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Fay
Hudson River
Weehawken
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Wil Mom J. Flynn
H. Snowden Marshall
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Ame Jon
Germain
Marshall
Palien
John G. Knox
Aeslatant
United States District Attorney
Hodeon River
Federal Grand Jury
Herbert Knnzle
Fire damages roof at J G Hives home in Sterling Street
An overheated flue sparked a roof fire at 303 Vargun Street, home of J G Hives. Fire crews extinguished the blaze by late Thursday, estimating damage around £25. A chaotic evening involved alarms, and nearby areas reported additional incidents and notices in the same edition.
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Buen Vista Street
Charles Ywarte
el Paso Street
Seguin Hunters Prepare for Deer Season Opening
Seguin sportsmen brace for deer season beginning Sunday near their haunts south of Seguin. Hunters readied to take to the fields as the season opens, with renewed plans and cautious optimism for the hunt.
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Seguin
New families head to North Pleasanton as railroad shops attract investors
Two substantial Karnes City businessmen arrived with their families and goods to establish ventures at once. They were drawn by North Pleasanton’s railroad shops, strategic junction of three railroad divisions, strong water access, and the town’s expected rapid growth.
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North Pleasanton
Karnes City
Gvill
Supreme Court to rule on anti trading stamp laws
Washington D C Ort 29 Supreme Court arguments hinge on the constitutionality of anti trading stamp laws in Florida and Washington State. Lawyers seeking to annul the laws claim last year 125000000 in premiums were given away and the business life is at stake. They argue the laws unfairly target one form of advertising while other methods could equally rival or depress it.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Meg
John Tetereault
Box
Sterling
Coun
Massena
N.Y
Tay Dia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tex
Lydia HW
Pinkham’s Berg
Vegelate Campoyind
Lancaster
Gee
Jo Foster
Dential
Gibie Bug
Washington
D. C
Supreme Court
Florida
Underwood Won’t Comment On Defense Plan Opening Remarks
Senator-elect Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama arrived for Congress and declined to discuss national defense until army and navy experts have reported their coordination and presented findings to Congress. He emphasized waiting for official expert recommendations before commenting further.
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Guy
Underwood
House
Washington
2. C
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Congress
Army
Navy
Papa's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A vintage ad touts Papa's Diapepsin as a quick cure for gas heartburn and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes, ending sour belching, nausea, and stomach discomfort, with fifty cent cases for whole families.
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Pharnanist
Reller
Tve
Watered food case leads to destruction order in Federal Court
Assistant U S District Attorney Hugh K Robertson opens proceedings in federal court to destroy the adulterated product noted as decomposed with zero cases in the incident report. The story also covers Austin site decisions for a new state institution, including a 75 acre plot two miles northwest of Austin known as Ramsey avenues, the governor and attorney general approving the site, and a $306,000 legislature appropriation for construction with $23,000 currently available and $73,000 to be issued next fiscal year. The new facility is expected to house about 600 students.
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Y States
Hugh K.robertaon
Austin
Jide Ramsey Ivadi
Luna
Ferguson
Attorner
Looney
Gover
Tor Hoty
Isue
Supreme docket set at Austin for November seventh
The Supreme Court has set for submission on November 7 the cases Boswell et al v Pan, from Travis. Weathersby v Chile Lumber Co, Jasper. Steger and Rank v Garvin et al, Fannin. Amelia Breunt et al v Continental Casualty Co, Harels Pat Manning Va Beaumont. Soar Lake & Western Railway Co, Jefferson county.
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Austin, Tes
Supreme Court
W. A. Boswell
Work To Begin Soon On State Blind Institute
Austin, Texas. Governor Serguson announced plans to start construction of the State Blind Institute by December 1. The committee chose Austin for the location, with the architecture project already underway and expected to be completed within six weeks. The local committee has purchased the tract for the site.
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Tax
Serguson
Auslin
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