Texas Week Sees 48 Die and 288 Hurt in Accidents
During August 24 to 31, 48 persons were killed and 288 injured across Texas in various accidents. The National Safety Council reported river, fall, and other incidents caused most of the deaths and injuries.
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Texas
Lexus Coyneit
Nilul Glemene Tablets Marketed for Women’s Youth
Public notice promotes Nilul Glemene Tablets from Milburn Drug Co to help women preserve youth and prevent aging. Claims describe benefits for both married and single women, urging use during the time and alleging regulation of the medical process.
Woman Claims Mrs Mellus Afflicted In Fatal Case
Los Angeles September 6. Testimony for the defense in the murder trial of Len I. Kolles, a batcher boy, centered on Mae Switzer who testified that Mrs Mellus often fainted while drinking, suggesting Mellus may have died from natural causes complicated by injuries, not homicide.
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Los Angeles
Myetle Sfetlus Stas
Len I. Kolles
Mra
Mae Switzer
Mra. Melis
Tetley
Mh . Melis
Withers
Spotlighted visitors and local social life in San Antonio
A sprawling list of residents and guests visiting San Antonio and area during the week. Mr and Mrs Myron Tt McClan son Kinya return from Rockport while others such as Miss Tieherit harpees and Mrs John Gibbins visit London and friends respectively. Local officials discuss antivenin and a Tango Finders meeting is noted.
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John Gibbins
London
Tieherit Harpees
Tiree Epen
Wieturessling
Hurley
George O. McGiorisle
Cuerdas
Mrs
Preston Wyatt
Melina
San Antonia
Cecil Lurber
Winn’ Ba Creek
al. Burd
Veleet
San Antonio
Tex Wa
Dee Conhran
Misa Mildred Conghran
Commie Milam
Moore Fe
Gladys Worrell
Engle
Mca
Clarence Mittanck
Trensanton
Ban Antonio
Celia Whitt
Uvalde
Gunner Trite
del Tio
Painter Held on Murder Charge in Texas City
Dallas Sept 6 Murder charges were filed against painter Jusies Leonard in the death of White Karls 51 cashier at the fly tax collector's office. Karls died four hours after being struck in the street witnesses say Leonard claimed intoxication and memory loss from a street fight.
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Dallas
Jusies Leonard
White Karls
Neversiy
Enis
Liethier of
Leonard
New Tax Law Aimed at Chain Stores Not Locally Owned
AUSTIN Rep 6 introduces a measure in the forty first legislature to tax stores and selling systems not locally owned but controlled by an owner elsewhere. The bill targets rural merchants against chain stores and itinerant peddlers and would require occupancy taxes from nonlocal ownership entities.
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Austin
Rept
W. I. Williams
Aus Gilin
Coir
Admiral Wright Dies in Florida After Civil War Service
Admiral A G Wright, 81, a veteran of the Confederate Navy and longtime municipal judge in Sochsonville, died in St Augustine Florida yesterday. He was among the dwindling ranks who served in the Confederate effort and devoted years to its service.
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Admiral Wright
Florida
St. Augustine
A. G. Wright
Sochsonvilly
Jarrett Faces Death Charge In Ardmore Robbery
Lamar Cole is jailed in Ardmore Oklahoma on a murder charge tied to a heist that left Lirs Nutfonal Tank president ALN Parrish and two others dead during a robbery. Two additional men are named as secretly charged in the case as authorities seek names of two more accomplices.
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Lamar
Cole
Ander
Ardmore
Okla
ALN
Parrish
Joharaw Sh
Aken Tolay
Human Fly Tries Comeback Falls Three Stories
Cory Shusey of New York, known as the Human Fly, attempted a dramatic return by scaling a skyscraper but fell three stories. Witness Steve Veterson noted the stunt amid preparations to raise funds for veterans groups. The accident occurred at a Manhattan building as the performer slid and lost footing, ending the comeback attempt.
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Shusey Cory
Steve Veturson
New York
Livive
Man Near Death From Bullet Wound
Marshall Texas September 8 17 special agent W Linwell of the Texas and Pacific railway shot through the abdomen yesterday in Marshall. He was in serious condition today. No arrest had been made. A note said a fight with Lowell occurred but he refused to speak.
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Marshall, Tes
W. Linwell
Texas & Uactic Railway
Nau
Marshall
Lowell
Violators Pay Gar Fines At Thursday Court Session
Fifteen violators faced light fines in a Corpus Christi court session. Five cases were dismissed while others involved listed defendants, with mentions of trial returns and figures cited.
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Aemed
Dis
Yraftig
Figuers
Nikier
Sos
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