Injuries Reported as Children Hit En Route to School
Several children were injured in incidents near Houston schools. A student at Sidney Lanier Junior High received a minor shoulder operation after a piece of iron struck him from a window. A boy fell from a swing at Riverside Elementary and was treated by a nurse. A Highland Park Elementary pupil fell and was hospitalized after an incident on School Street. A girl was bitten by a stray dog near Peres Street while walking to school. One child was hit by a rock-ax-wielding student near Firginie Boulevard.
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Solon’s Condition Slightly Better After Stroke
Representative Charles M. Redham of North Carolina, an eight year veteran and the only Civil War veteran in Congress, remained critically ill after an apoplectic stroke. Doctors reported a very slight improvement, but not enough to be encouraging. He fell ill Tuesday.
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Charles M. Rtedham
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Indianapolis May Lose Headquarters Debate At Union Convention
Holston Sept 12 The convention debated moving the national headquarters from Indianapolis because the city is not centrally located. A proposed AFL stance to organize the Banlh movement was approved, with Hos rrom named as the convention host.
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Mary Finds Game Rough for Girls in Suburban Play
Mary Green, a girl from Hobart Street, was injured when a baseball struck her face during a neighborhood game. She was taken to Green Hospital and treated for a broken nose. The incident followed a rough Thursday afternoon and a few days before September 1.
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Slaying of Woman Leads to Death Penalty at State Penitentiary
Account of Lee Washington, a Black man on death row for killing a white woman, Henry Vaurban, who receives a one week stay from Governor Moody. Washington walks to the electric chair with faith in forgiveness, while the case highlights the request from prison chaplain Father Hugh Finnegan and the tense vigil before execution at 12:17 a.m.
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Camden Goes Back To Work Amid City Preparations
Camden moves toward a back-to-work program as employers plan hiring surges. Ship building, Vietar Company, and Campbell Soup announce payroll increases, with 18 000 workers to march in a September parade under the chamber of commerce guidance.
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Children Taken From Home When Beer Is Brewed
State's Attorney George Carbery of Kane County announced a new legal weapon against illicit home brewers. Filing information yesterday tied the home of Simon de Brock to the illegal brewing operation, with evidence including beer and mash, leading to an order gagging five children in Cortney and Olney counties.
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PTA Program to Arrange Cooperative School Term Meeting
Los Angeles Heights Parents-Teachers Association plans a program to foster closer cooperation between teachers and parents during the school term. Mrs. Court Wile Jinn presides. Speakers include Mrs. Erkley and the school superintendent. A talk on the latent stress of teacher parent relations will be given along with a short program and refreshments.
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Russell in Lead Over 4 Opponents in Georgia Race
ATLANTA Sept 12 Will Richard B Russell Jr easing four other gubernatorial candidates with a total of 140 unit votes as compared with 12 for hig apparent. Returns from 18 of 10 counties in the Ninth congressional district indicated that Honan Blepheny Woot of Canton presented representative Thomas St Toll of Gainesville as a long known as the can of the Georgia delegation in Washington.
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Local elections prepare in San Antonio area
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the city of San Antonio and an election context with unclear details. Possible reference to a 431 designation and a field of candidates or wards. Further readable facts are not supplied.
Two Children Die in Newark Fire Disaster
A three room Newark blaze trapped residents as two children perished and six people were injured in a crowded apartment. Fire officials said a 6 year old died while a year old girl was recovered from debris amid the chaotic scene. Authorities located a body presumed to be Gloria Totano at another unit.
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Revival Meeting to Close Sunday at Mackterry Street Church
Revival services set to end this Sunday at Mackterry Street Methodist Church led by Rev W T Frosehner with Friday night sermon by Roy A A Drie of Mouston. Evening gatherings begin at dusk with special choir and congregational singing on the church lawn.
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Methodist Charch
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Welfare Club in Harlandale Meeting Aired Delayed
Harlandale Welfare Club members aired plans at a meeting held Friday evening. The gathering, originally set for Thursday, was postponed due to an Eastern Star event drawing many members away.
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Snorlandala Whare Lab
Spokane Man Pays Death Penalty
A fragmented report from Spokane describes a man receiving the death penalty at the state penitentiary. Details reference defense, appeals, and the involvement of an Ontario or Saskatchewan contact, with mentions of a murder case and a petition for clemency.
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