Vet Serpents Degree Confers Honor At City Hall
The Military Order of the Serpent held a conferral at Municipal Auditorium with members including Joseph Bradford from El Paso and D. Mateolson of Dallas. Bise became Grand Gu, others previously Grand Gus, W. E. Koenig led the degree work after the ceremony as the Serpents and the Lizards performed a Basix dance downtown.
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Order of the Serpent
LA Velarans
Philippines
Joseph Bradford
EL Paso
D. Mateolson
Dallas
Colleps
Beaumont
Bise
Paso
Order
W. E. Koenig
Serpents
Lizards
Dstrict
Mystery Envelops Sawed Off Shotgun Discovery
The sheriff's department investigated a sawn off 12 gauge shotgun found near rail yard tracks. Police suspect theft and locate five shells with one fired. A woman reported hearing a shot and seeing two men fleeing nearby. Gun bore the numbers 10208 and its owner is sought.
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Sheriff's Department
Feden Oling
Pedometer Shows Nurses Mileage In Australia Case
Canberra dispatch reports an arbitration advocate arguing for shorter hours and higher pay for Western Australia nurses. He cites pedometer data showing nurses walking ten to twenty miles daily as proven mileage.
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Canberra
Australia
Western Australia
Quezon Elected Islands Pick First President
Quezon appears overwhelmingly elected as first president of the Philippine commonwealth. Incomplete returns show 501,233 votes for Quezon, with Emilio Aguinaldo receiving 166,762 and fellow candidate Paton Criggio Aguinaldo 10,287. Vice presidential nominee Sergio Osmena also leads. John M. Garner and Murphy to attend the inauguration with American officials. In Amarillo, R W Graves shot dead at a Bigot club. H H Winchendorf charged with murder. five injured.
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Mantla
Manuel
Bigha
Filipinas
National Assembly
Sergio Osmena
Prudert
sQurzon
Emilio’ Aguinaldo
United States
Paton
Crigttio
Agi
Aguinaldo Poling
Fano
Aquezon
John M. Garner
I Murphy
Detroit
the Commonwealth
J Wxember General
Amarillo
Pat" Graves
H. H. Winchtendorf
Potter County
Canstable
Ffrey
Ex-Day Galt Hart In Crash Near Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland Sept 18 Mable Walker Willebrandt reported resting easily in hospital after an automobile crash. Her mother Mrs D W Walker of Fairfield Pennsylvania serious condition. Mrs Willebrandt was driving a sedan that collided head on with a vehicle driven by Rev James F Hunton. His father escaped injury.
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Hagerstown
Mable Walker Willeavandt
Special Classes Urged for Bright Pupils by Professor Kays
Prof Noel Kays of the University of California education department urges special school programs for high intelligence amid plans for a system built for average ability. He notes existing special classes and institutions for feeble-minded children and calls for targeted options for gifted students.
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San Francisco
Aopt
Noel Kays
University At California Department of Adication
Kays
Constable quits after Shook probe in Hallandale
Martus Wimer, constable of Precinct No. 6 in Hallandale, resigns his office following an investigation by District Attorney Jann R. Shook. He says he seeks other employment and denies pressure. Commissioners accept the resignation and appoint Sam Anderson, Edgewood truck farmer, as successor on unanimous vote.
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Martus Wimer
Precinet
Hallandale
Commissioners' Court
Distict
Jann R. Shook
Wimer
Pressur
Wimner
Sam Anderson
Edgewood Truck Farmer
Anderson
P. HL Mulax
Ted
Long machine threatened amid Louisiana peacetime crisis
In New Orleans on September 18 the Huey P. Long political machine faced fracture as Governor O K Allen struggled to keep ambitious lieutenants aligned after Long's death. Reformers and factions demanded influence in candidate selection for January elections, with Wade Marshall to seek the short term and Allen the long term. Long’s brother Earl Long eyed governor’s race, while internal divisions over leadership and slate formation intensified tensions within the party.
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Long
Gerald Pf. K. Smith
Alien
Furdery
Senate
Ciearly
Wade
Marlin
Public Service Conmissioner
Allen
Rim
Far Long
Senator Long
Machine
Povernor
Licket
anti-Long
Publisher Freed on Libel Charge in Panama City
Nelson Rounswell, 60, owner of the Panama American, was acquitted of criminal libel charges filed by Maj. Gen. Herold B. Fiske, Panama Canal Department commander, and Col. James V. Heidt, Fort Clayton commander. The complaint cited articles accusing Heidt of mis-spending and likening him to Adolf Hitler.
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Panama City
Nelson Rounswell
Panama American
Herold B. Fiske
Panama Canal Department
James V. Heidt
Fort Clayton
Rounswell
Heidt
Kerrville Mohair Brings Top Price at Auction
Kerrville mohair sale nets 800000 pounds of fat hair at 50 to 60 cents per pound. Schreiner Wool and Mohair Commission Co announced the bid. William Cheshire, representing Collins and Aikmar of New York, will deliver to the buyer.
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Keremviule
Tor
Schreiner Weal and Mohair Commission Company
William Cheshire
Collins and Aikmar, Corporation of
New York
Weather Report and Local Notices From Taney
A scanned weather and public notices fragment lists temperatures, precipitation totals, and sunrise sunset times for Taney area. It includes a report of accumulated rainfall to January 4 at 35.63 inches, tide timings for Aransas Pass, and a patchy weather map with city readings across the region. The data mentions high and low temperatures, cloud cover, and several city entries with brief conditions. A vehicle ad references a 1933 Chevrolet master coupe in the classifieds.
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Taney
Wedaewdlay
Aransas Pass
Il Abilens
Texas
Albuquernor
Amarlio
Atlanta
Boston
Frowinss
Clady
Buffalo
Charleston
vRain
Cheyenne
Wyo
Angeter
Calli
Louisville
Memphis
Slam
Flay
Montgomery
Calif
Ste
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma
Omaha
Swastika Removed From Indiana Capitol Windows
Indianapolis Sept 18 state employes removed a swastika from the west windows of the Indiana state capitol building after pranksters left small tickets reading Hell McNutt Jarewe to Uberty. Night watchmen scraped them off hours before Governor Paul V. McNutt was due at his office in the state house.
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Indianapolis
H— State
Indiana Capitol
Hell McNutt
Jarewe
Uberty
Paul ¥. McNutt
Indiana
State House
Quick recovery of stolen car leads to arrests
Deputy Sherri Houston and Chief Investigator A. J. Goetz quickly resolved a theft case reported by E. M. Dyal of 404 North Pine Street at 6 a.m. The car was found four hours later at Brest National Bank. Lester L. Hensley of Fort Worth was arrested and charged in Justice of the Peace John Onion's court with theft over $5.
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Sherri Houston
A. J. Goetz
Sheriff's Office
E.M. Dydl
North Pine Street
Brest National Bank
Lester
Justee of the Peace
John Onion
Roosevelt delays trip to Pacific due to work load
President Roosevelt said an accumulation of work in Washington would keep him in the capital for the latter part of next week, making attendance at the American Legion convention in San Diego unlikely. He has no definite destination beyond plans for Boulder Canyon dam and the California-Pacific exposition in San Diego.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washngton Mo UY
Pacific Coast
American Legion
Bi. Laws
Boulder Canyon
San Diego
Gold Yield High in Western Australia
Canberra dispatch reports Western Australia expected to reach a value near 39 million dollars as the Australian gold production holds high yield. Analysts project strong output and continued demand boosting regional mining interests.
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Australia
Canberra
Isas Wit
Western Australia
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Wisconsin
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Vincent M. Miles
Arkansas
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Islands
Landstite
Day Galt Hart
Shook
Wein Hios
Docochy Smart Bill
Long Machine
Kerrville Mohair
Joe Sale
Seymour Weiss
Louisiana
Weiss
Huey Long
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