Plaza 700 and the Sneakeasy Incident Folly
A garbled account from an old news page describes a night near the Plaza 700 with rumors about intoxication and a “sneakeasy” scene. Eyewitness testimony centers on two very drunk men, a gold dust bowl, and a bottle-like water joke, while local officials and reporters note a revived interest in beer licensing and travel in the area.
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EB Mitchel
Oelieves Lal
Bootler
Mitchell
Propriete
Gem
Leap From Auto Injures Woman at City Intersection
Mrs Morsella Murray, 25, of 419 Hoover Street, was injured when she leapt from an auto at the corner of Bonth Loreda and Brazog streets. She received treatment at We Robert B. Green hospital Saturday. Rodolph Liqui Vel of 402 Lamont Street was involved. details unclear.
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Morsella Murray
Hoover Street
Accused Slayer to Get Sanity Trial
Sep 2 14 A sanity trial is ordered for Tommie Nolte charged with a serious case involving Win eying Of Kin Wincle, Tlenry Floyd, and Whitlamoon County farming. Officers moved to transfer to a county facility immediately. He was twice an inmate of an asylum.
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Taylor
Tommie Nolte
Wineying of
Kin Wincle
Tlenry Floyd
Witlamoon County
Farinn
Trinistrr
Molle
Ceorgetowi
Tragic Shooting Death Of Dink O Terrell In San Antonio
Dink O Terrell 48 a San Antonio civic leader and chamber of commerce president died Friday morning after a gun discharged while a car was being driven on Penn road three miles west of the city. Witnesses said Terrell’s pistol in the car discharged fatally hitting him in the chest. Funeral plans to be held at Laurel Heights Methodist Church with memorials by local officials and business groups.
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Taal Niles
Dink O. Terrell
San Antonio
Nieizens
Abich
J. Bascom Walls
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Wees
Terrell
Ehember of Commerce
NRA
Law Tient
Davis
Hall
Clemens
Ail A.m
Penn Road
Smiths
Doe J Nik
Frads W. Sorrell
W. Anderson
Thirty-seyurth
San Antonio Baro
Pease
John WM. Shook
Lo Porter Laring
Chamber of Commerce
Don J. Mix
Alpert Steves Ue
Wy Wo Holden
J Ww W. Turhes
Masti) Wright
Robinson Hodze
Tarrell &S
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Flossie Dena ‘Verret
Big Yruther
J. O. Terrell
Mattie Crouch
Marshall ‘Vere
Dick Vaughn
Houston
Joh Reagan
Mar-garel Terrell
Balt Altonin
SUN OBSERVES CENTENNIAL SUNS CENTENNIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The New York Sun marks its hundredth anniversary with a mammoth 104 page edition in eight column format. The special issue features "The story of the Sun" and "At First 199 years" in picture and text, a rare centennial display. The paper notes advertising demand exceeded available space, apologizing for omissions.
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New York
New York Sun Today
Sun
Bar Association Delegates Close Annual Meeting
Grand Rapids reports delegates at the three day Bar Association gathering heard colleagues warn that new federal legislative changes threaten core legal concepts. They debated approaches to fight crime while stressing the Supreme Court will safeguard rights, as jurists urged vigilance against underworld influence.
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Bar Association
Grand Rapids
Mid
Wiiond
BNO
United Komewserd Inday
Lnell
Trans
Hart
Tron
Sfudee Barrie
Saver
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
United States
Crary
Lung Operation Fatal for Youth
In Stampford a youth named Reeves, son of Mr and Mrs Spugen Reeves of Tall Clay, died after a lung operation. Burial was held Saturday. The article notes a four year struggle and vague references to medical treatment and a tackle incident.
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Stampond
Cycle Trade Show Invites Public For Fun Fun City Event
The Cycle Trader of Aimavlen hosts a bicycle exhibition at a local venue inviting enthusiasts to view models and ride demos. Organizers promote community gathering with prizes and light refreshments.
Grasso Urges Prudence and National Recovery Theme
Adolph Grasso, San Antonio Merchants Association secretary, backs cautious spending during September to support unemployment relief and morale as part of the national Buy During September drive urged by Mayor Quin. He argues free buying now is crucial to absorb unemployment before cold weather.
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Adolph Grasso
Answager
San Antonio
Newt
Grisso
Bolsher
NRA
Grasso
K. Quin
Commeron
Ringling Divorce Suit Dismissed in Sarasota
A Sarasota divorce action between Joby Ringling and Mrs Emily Tony Brnle Tehrathik is dismissed after Ringling withdrew the suit on grounds of alleged cruelty. The case, filed weeks earlier, was not explored. attorney James T. Blypling questioned the withdrawal and noted no resolution.
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Ringling
Gircus
Sarasota
Fly
Joby Ringling
Chews Magdale
Tas
Divaves Foo
Emily Tony Brnle Tehrathik
Ghrenth JuetRa
Paul O
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Ninuter
Aeder
Graoterd
Elioun
James T
Blypling
Court Refuses to Free Man Held in Medina Jail
Hayden charged with swindling over Sal was denied release from Medina county jail at Hondo by Judge Frederick Stevens. Writ of habeas corpus filed by his attorneys Friday. Assistant District Attorney Delos Fitch said Hayden’s case was pending in San Antonio. Justice of the Peace in Hondo reportedly has not taken action. An appeal to this county was deemed improper.
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Medina
Hayden
Sal
Hondo
Frederick Stevens
Ict
Finen
Dublin Hall Merger Rumors Signal New Irish Alliance
Dublin sources report talks of a Center party and Cunton Cosgrave's party merging with Eoin O'Duffy's faction into a united Tremont alliance to confront Beaterz. The potential pact would affect the Dail and signal a major shift since the Easter Rising.
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Dublin
Center Party
William T. Cosgrave
Cuntong
Eoin O'Dafly
Wa- Hong! Guard
Treland
Oday
Lone Saint
Frasident
Vaterz
Theft Probe Notes Cash Loss From Local Shop
Police investigated a theft involving 380 dollars reported Saturday at a local cafe. The incident timeline mentions a distinct suspect seen near the premises. No further details provided on arrests or motive in the fragment.
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Ween
Lynse
PA Will Hold Meeting at Hotel
Announced gathering by state officials at a hotel detailing schedule and public remarks. Names appear garbled but indicate local representatives and organizers coordinating a public meeting.
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T. PA
Loyal Nazig Renew Pledge at Wirgberg Rally
Nuremberg Germany Sept 2 Nazi Party organizers paraded with brown shirts to pledge loyalty to Hitler’s movement. Speakers promised to educate Germans to be citizens of the state and forewarned constant party leadership to emerge through new political organizers. A large crowd stood in the meadow as the biennial assembly marked the event.
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Nuraberg
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Adelf Hitler
Wirgberg
Evere Geringn
Undiun
Teaders
Nkchml Sneilis
Ben
Train Collison Kills Three and Injures Seven at Crosses
An Oakland evening crash when a Southern Pacific train struck an automobile at a crossing, three people died and seven were injured. Victims included Eva Gethell, 38, and Elsie Stelfis, 45, both of San Francisco, plus Henry Stor, 58, and ROA Vannerberg, 40. Major injuries reported among the injured.
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Oakland
Galil
Pacific
Eva Gethell
Eisie SleFliis
Teepe Stesfing
Wersen
San Francisco
Lnshaedis
Hin
Harry Golvindl
Henry Stor
Roa Vannerberg
Revkelrs
Farmer Charged in Fatal Shooting
A Texas farmer faces charges after a fatal shooting in Palesting. The incident left a 6 year old girl and another person injured as authorities investigated the event. The suspect was taken into custody Thursday morning as the community awaited further details.
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Farmer
Palesting
Texas
Eer Aktor
Lene
Nation Shortage of Whiskey Threatens Prohibition Era Supply
Washington reports a looming whiskey shortage as prohibition ends. Stockpiles chain aging warehouses hold about 16 million gallons, with 1.5 million gallons aging from the war and 2 million more added for the first postwar year. Doctors may order whiskey in any quantity under the Geller law, while fresh stock vanishes fast and prices are expected to rise.
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Washington
Warrhausey
Hue
Physinhias
Woman scientist links virus to sleeping sickness in St Louis
Margaret G C Simitl of Washington University School of Medicine and Dr Howard McCordock reported a filterable virus linked to sleeping sickness at a St Louis Medical Society meeting attended by about 1800. The find marks the first scientific proof of a viral cause, while cases rose to 276 in St Louis County and 155 in the city as state health officials plan to share data with medics.
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Jims Laken
Ly de
Margaret GC. Simitl
Washington University School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
St. Louis Medical Society
Eil
Howard McCordock
Washington University
Smith
Stuth
Rick Cordotk
U Re
St Louis
B. T. McGaugh
Anmautic
Hedef Tectud
Texas Repeal Lead At 119573 In State Election
Dallas Sept 2 Texas election bureau reports repeal amendment leading by 119 573 votes while legalization of beer at 3 2 by 132 624 votes with 246 of 254 counties counted. About 38 000 votes remain outstanding. unofficial organization compiled 464 451 votes.
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Dallas
Texas Election Bureau
Texas
Dureau
Texas News
Chinese Claims of Victory Over Reds Denied in Fukien Province
Report from Toochow Fukien notes Chinese announcements of victory against Communist forces face strong contradiction. Foreign dispatches say Reds still hold Yenping and press attacks, while American missionaries depart Kien Ming amid rising tensions and official caution.
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Toochow
Fukien
Spain
Yenping
Kienming
Officials Move Girl to Hospital
Fort Worth dispatch reports authorities used force to relocate a girl from her home to a hospital. Attendants say she showed some response to initial treatment but remains described as gravely ill. Dr. B. A. Starora of Meyers seeks to proceed, after local officials refused removal without medical consent.
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Firs
K. Eanows
Partnis
Dir
Stacrora
Italian Pact and Soviet Talks Spark Diplomatic Tensions
Rome reports Mussolini and Soviet Ambassador Polemkin criticized by the Vernezie palace as the pact seeks to avoid boycotts and mutual condemnation. Washington notes new foreign-relations concerns and a shift toward hemispheric trade, with the Roosevelt administration eyeing disarmament and economic recovery through international consultation.
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Polemkin Lodas
Ttato
Bayle Ton
Vernezie Palace
Soviet Union
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White House
London
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Asia
Swift Trial Prompts Prosecution Of Burkley Brothers
Dallas reports say Thurman Burkley and Britt Burkley, two Black men, confessed to Brutal crimes linked to the shooting of Miss Kathryn Prince and wounding her escort. Indicted for murder in connection with the Prince case, they face swift prosecution next week as funeral services for Miss Prince were held at Pleasant Mound. Police recover details from witnesses tying the Burkleys to the road where the victims parked, amid broader investigations into related killings in June.
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Dallas
Thurman Burkley
Bhiit Burkley
Negro Brothers
Miss Kathry
Miss Kathry' i Priner and the Critical Wounding of Her Escort, Mree Curven
Pleasant Mound
Marshey
Miss Frince
Miss Prince
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Pauliyie Garni
Lchreiber
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Wal
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Schreiber
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Lowe
Hart
Lotie
Victim Receives Treatment After Assault
George Woods of 614 Roper Street was treated at Abe Teabhart B. Green hospital for injuries described as cuts and inflamed areas after an attack Saturday. The report lists nearby addresses and names of involved parties in a brief, unclear account.
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Roper Street
Abe Teabhart B. Green Hospital
Wypesaljant
Seguinron
Fatlow
San Francisen Street
Hyne Hong Mince AE Weal
Cammeren Atret
Power Snel
Hollywood Notes on Edm und Lowe and Sylvia Thalberg shifts
Hollywood gossip outlines Edmund Lowe resuming Lilyan to reschedule appearances as he signs new projects with Fox and Universal. Sylvia Thalberg resigns from Melvo Goldwyn Mayer to focus on writing novels, while Katharine Hepburn heads to New York for Break of Hearts duties and Claudette Colbert plans Honolulu recuperation aboard a ship.
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Hollywood
Sheret
Edmund Fowe Rar
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Jnew
Dorell
Katharine Hepborn
New York
Katherine Lie Grant
Faciny
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John Hangmore
Readlo Kt
Bee
Hepburn
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