History Mission Witnesses First Wedding in Years
In the Mission walls, Miss Margaret Sharp and Lieutenant Mesrasiors wed in a rare ceremony after weeks of news, with Archbishop Brame presiding. The service featured a stringed ritual, organ music, and a large gather of pioneers, marking the first wedding at the mission in many years.
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Mission
Margaret Sharp
Worshin
Aniees
Monrys Arch
Acchbielip
J. Dresaerts
Andrec
Cam Mialil
Diewl
Mansford Pwinglan
Bob Crockett
Lorene Mbilliis
Mire
Plan to Fly Pacific in One Hop
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld narrates a two ship one hop Pacific plan from Berlin via Tokyo to California. The mission includes Charles Gunman Sinler as chief pilot and a Hunkers works mechanic. They expect eight days of flight with stops through Sakhalin and Canton, aiming to reach San Francisco over the Pacific.
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Bora
Arirth
Asia
United States
Tokio
Uerlin
Wokiv
Charles Gunman Sinler
Orn
Leense
Hunkers Works
Tokio Linler
Bernt Batchew
Sorla
Solin
Touteville
Aray
Stamboul
Constan- Hineple
Magda
Kupnehi
Calcutta
Mongkok
Canton
Seferty
Jungles
Visio
World Series Opens October 4 in Major League Schedule
The world series will start Thursday October 4 with planning by officials to align schedules for both leagues. Commissioner Landis approved the date over October 3 to accommodate time constraints and the handling of large ticket volumes.
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Geni
Conmissionee — Landisart Thornes
Dais
Death threats tie Klein to Klein case in Pr dericksburg court
Trial testimony in Pr dericksburg recounts threats and gun rumors surrounding Walter Klein and William Pape as deputies search cars for weapons. Witnesses describe pistols shown and statements of intent to kill. Prosecutors press for circumstantial evidence linking Klein to the shooting near Tivsa le drive with back shots and ballistics.
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Predericksburg
Walter Klein
William Pape
Tirrdale
Willia Peter
Fraley
Relavise
Kelin
Officora
Pistotville
Indicial
Deter
Tivsdale
Thabin Vam
Kivia
Wivsdale
Waltre Jorens
Kerrville
Frederickslat
Renaen Kirin
Plot Against Storm Hits Family in Carolina and Georgia
A chaotic report describes a murder plot linked to Northcott on a Cal farm, with authorities probing a three acre site while testimonies from Salvation Army members and locals tie Gordon Northcott to luring families for killing. A blood analysis and criminologist notes bolster the case amid tense weather warnings along the Atlantic coast.
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Georgia
Tos Anghleb
As-Yrarold
Sanford Glack
Gordon Stuart Northcott
Bfon Northcott
Clark
Northcott
Kummer
Dabi
Mia
Sania GC
Bell
Todoa
Boneh
Cal
Salvation Army
Haneas Green
Everal
Dakl
Dabls
Monnehite
Theo Walsh
Hateliet
Ellera
Itivers
Fechet and James Delayed by Winds on Hop to Kelly
Fechet and James were delayed by headwinds while flying to Kelly Field on Monday night. The Air Corps leaders Maj. Tio and Mechel, with Wis Gene Pram, Voolving center commander, accompanied the party. They were expected to arrive later at Tucson.
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James
Kelly
Tucson
Corgreasmir We Krak Tomes
House Committee On Military Affairs
Maj
Tio
Ames
Mechel
Air Corps
Wis
Gene Pram
Lakin
Kellyfield Tate Payetay
Texas Woman Sued in Alienation Case
A district court suit in Wichita County alleges Mrs. Ma Wooking Killian alienated the affections of a husband, naming Williams of Wichita county as plaintiff. The pleadings reference alleged writings by Mrs Killian and G. Wik Jinuye as part of the case.
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Vamipa
Crex
Pep
Hell Williams
Wichita County
Mas
Ma Wooking
Killian
Tof. G. Wik Jinuye
Music Lover Ends Life Amid Deafness Struggle
In Chicago on September 18, a music enthusiast who was deaf tragically killed himself. The article notes Beethoven's fame despite deafness and discusses how deafness often silenced melodies, detailing the despair of the Chicago club president about the loss of hearing thwarting musical passion.
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Cmicago
Beethoven
Dettmer
Ehicage
Wittal
Humidity falls as cooler air moves in
Forecast calls for continued fair and cool weather in San Antonio for the next twenty four hours with a minimum Tuesday night near 60 degrees. Humidity drops making conditions feel noticeably cooler Tuesday morning as the mercury falls about 2 degrees from the previous day. The highest temperature Tuesday reached around 70 degrees while rainfall was reported at a single Texan station, Terrell.
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San Antonio
Jarbor
Tarede
Judge Directs Destruction of Slot Machines
Judge W B Anthony of the Thirty seventh District Court grants a destruction order for fifteen slot machines, urged mainly by the police department. A hearing at 10 oclock on September 25 allows interested parties to appear and show cause why the machines should not be destroyed. Filed by District Attorney Lamar Seeligson.
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W. B. Anthony
Distriet Court
Anthony
Trict
Lamar Seeligson
Sentence Kelley to Hang for Death of Mrs Mellus
In a San Quentin verdict dated September 18, Teo Paty Kelles was found guilty of murdering Mrs Myrile Mellus, believed to be his secret companion, and was sentenced to be hanged at San Quentin Penitentiary on November 23.
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Mellus
Angeles
Teo Paty Kelles
Myrile L. Mella
San Quentin Penitentiary
Nor
Earl Durham Noted Horseman Dies After Long Illness
Earl Durham, a prominent northern England landowner and famed horseman, died today after a long illness. He raced for fifty years and his team won the Oaks last season, marking a late classic victory.
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London
Earl of Durham
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Smoot Predicts Big GOP Victory in Republican Sweep
Salt Lake City Sept 1 Senator Reed Smoot of Utah predicts a landslide GOP win for the Republican nominee with a larger margin than Coolidge four years ago. He says possibly six states of the Solid South would back the Republican candidate.
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Big G.O.P
Salt Lakh City
Heed Smoot
Lerbert
Aoneger
Aimes
Solid South
Florida hurricane death toll nears a hundred as flood towns isolated
West Palm Beach and Lake Worth report dozens of deaths with unconfirmed tallies rising. The storm parrots debris, cut highways, and isolated communities across Palm Beach and surrounding counties. The Red Cross and Relief committees rush aid while shelters provide medicine and food to the homeless. Authorities warn the toll may climb as more bodies are recovered from floodwaters and missing towns struggle with communication blackouts.
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Inks
West Palm Beach
America
Deauville
Damaga
Howard Selby
Sted Cross Seller Committee
Valea Beach
Simes
Lake Worth
Take Worth
Tropien
Fort Lauterdale
Kelsey City
Aind
Tarmory
Weeat Vale
Teach
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