Augusta Flood Refugees Stranded In Tree by Savannah River
Severe flooding along the Savannah River near Augusta Georgia drives residents to higher ground as waters surge. Five people shelter in a tree above rising currents while workers attempt to locate a crevasse and reinforce levees. An estimated 60 000 residents face transportation cutoffs as the flood peak nears.
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Vaugusta
Phkie Erene
Seo Bistke
Bavannah
Steve
Rea
Sodre
Leves
Lea
Bern
Angisia
Tyens
Nart
Angula
Berro
Ufawan
Unprecedented Atlantic Storm Near Cuba and Havana
A tropical storm moves westward from the Caribbean toward Cuba and Havana with heavy rain and strong winds. Forecasts warn of northward drift, high northwest gusts, and dangerous seas as authorities issue revised storm warnings for the Florida Straits and Gulf of Mexico.
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Guyana
Babame
Havana
Wwashington
D.C
Buresa Todos
Mismi
Rey Weat
Florida Straits
Mijami
Ceution
Fialelle
Gulf of Mexico
Know Your Firemen features Fireman F Berhet at 751 Porter Street
A 1924 feature titled Know Your Firemen spotlights Fireman F Berhet of the station at Delmar and Millman streets. The caption notes his rank and address at 751 Porter Street with a photo published August 5, 1924, highlighting service and daily duties.
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Berhet
Porter Street
Delmar
Millman Streets
Serjen
MacDonald on Way to U S Parley to Peace Mission
MacDonald the prime minister of Great Britain sails from Southampton aboard the liner Gerenentin to Washington for a mission of peace and goodwill. The British party includes the exiled wartime leader and Pryhla daughter with farewell demonstrations in London and Southampton as he hopes to help lay the foundation for a united peaceful era.
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Rameas MacDonald
Britsio
Southampton
Washington
MacDonald
Empire Builder's Son to Marry St Paul Girl, 23
The betrothal of Dorothy Virginia Millett, 23, of St. Paul, to Lewis W. Ail Jr, 27, announced today. The couple plans a late November wedding. Millett family ties trace to Minnesota pioneers and to James J. Hill, the Empire Builder, with historical notes on origins in Hastings and connections to the Hill era.
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Empire Builder
St. Paul
ST. Patl
Linn
Dorothy Virginia Millett
Mit Spolis
Lewis W. Ail Jr
Young Hill
Swiss Millett
Minnesota
Northwest
Miss Millets
James Martin
Millett
Hattings
Minn
James J. Hill
Dallas Mayor Plans City Ad Levy Proposal
Dallas in Sept 1998 reports Mayor J. Waddy Tate intends to seek voter approval for a three percent municipal advertising levy. He argues the tax could fund city improvements and services, including converting facilities and other urban projects, to help advance the city.
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Dallas
Maser J. Waddy Tate
Payroll Heist Leaves City Guarded After 8500 Theft
A cryptic report describes masked bandits stealing a weekly payroll of 8500. The break in involved pistols and shotguns as assailants bound workers and escaped with the payroll. Authorities search for the three offenders and investigate a vessel linked to the crime.
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Pistula
Rodar
Compans
Howard Myeute
Fulton Ecreet
Passmaeter
Ian
Sousa Suffering From Bronchitis
John Pilin Sola, a noted barn master web composer, suffers bronchitis and faces possible pneumonia as Dr. E.kin treats him. Roure arrives for a concert engagement and falls ill with a stomach disorder after reaching the city.
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John Pilin Sola
E.kin
Roure
Soviet Pinds Way to Enforce Curfew
Moscow dispatch reports strict curfew enforcement after disruptions. The aide to civilian authorities emphasizes tighter food and beverage controls. Citizens face penalties for violations after 10 p.m. and must show proper identification when outside.
Elks Host Orphans Picnic In San Antonio Park
San Antonio Elks hosted a large picnic for city orphans at Kerber Park starting at 6 AM Saturday. Volunteers arranged games, rides, snowball fight, and a feast with pies, cakes, sandwiches, lemonade, and hot dogs under city recreation supervision.
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Christos
San Antonio Public Service Company
Kerbler Park
Jack Mt. Burke
the Elks
John Hansard
Bridge party to aid San Antonio girls education fund
Elaborate arrangements are being made for a bridge party at Anthony hotel Friday night October 4. The Juri Hidiners and Professional girls will entertain. Proceeds go to the educational fund aiding San Antonio girls to continue business training and secure positions. Miss Vieien Johnson chairs the event. Tickets are being sold and prizes will be awarded.
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Bridge i Anthony
San Antonio
Vieien Johnson
Brides Party
Aliscea Cor Andrew Senegins
Flore Smith
Misa Johnson
Ex Bank Director Ordered to Pay 326 to Receiver
Fred Imhaff, former director of the Uefinet Ringeburg, Rice National Bank, was ordered to pay 326 dollars to the receiver Walker for the bank. The case centered on a signed note alleged by Imhaff to be forged, with testimony supporting the signature as his. The bank failed and went to the receiver after charges involving A B Maurer. His wife and son face federal charges with trials planned in San Antonio in the fall.
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Fred Imhaff
Uefinet Ringeburg
Rice National Bank
Alb
Walker
Friedas
Trbaff
Imbatt
I Wal Weet
AL Weaver
Tallas
Ees Imbott
A. BR. Maurer
Carriec
Maurer
Efelin
Alwarren
Iplao
Enn
I Federal Cours
San Antonio
Hotel Men Fight for Convention
Hotel men in Detroit reportedly fight amid confusion as the city nears hosting a convention. The Detroit chamber of commerce and local hotel leaders discuss organizing efforts and plans for a May event, with officials steering the invitation and schedule.
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Arldnio Bate
Detroit
Lear
Eloteansoela-en
Eeericon
Mate Friday
22nd Study Club Fire Victim Dies
Detroit reports the twenty second death from the Study Club fire. Victim Mita Pauline Spal, age unknown, died after suffering pneumonia contracted while trampled during the panic after flames broke out. The incident prompted financial aid offers and legal notices related to the tragedy.
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Study Club
Detroit
Arp
Mita Pauline Spal
Tertenir
Old Pioneer Ben and the Money That Vanished
In LaGrange area a veteran printer Ben Heathiv faced dire illness and a hospital stay. His colleagues in the Texas press world, including Pink Gresham, aided by Ben’s wife, moved funds from his bank to cover illness and a meeting, then restored the money after a scare. The episode highlights community support among newspaper folk and a trusted treasurer’s councils.
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Hariigel
Larange
LaGrange Jenrwal
Ben
Missus
Alwara
Balf
Semple
Mre
Dhe
Texer
Treaetrer
The
State Press Association
Fjnk Gresham
Arwa
Mic
Tam
Pink Gresham
Sam Barker
Home Bank
Education plan expands rural schools in Lae region
Government announces a public education program modeled on the American system to educate every child at public expense. Within a year the number of schools in Lae doubled, extending access to balanced schooling for geons and their families, with open centers offering free enlightening and entertaining moving pictures.
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Avary Child
Mevlin
Peagox Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Wife Killing
Peagox was convicted of second degree murder in a Mount Vernon case where, after an argument following his wife Bari’s supposed insults, he struck her, killed her, hid the body in nearby goods, and later set it alight. The jury, after six hours, rejected first degree murder and manslaughter, choosing the compromise verdict and a term of 20 years to life in prison.
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N.Y
Bari F
Peacox
Ayben
Hind
83 Year Old Check for Penny Cashed
An 83 year old check for one cent drawn 33 shares ago was honored at a Colorado Springs bank. The penny check represented a dividend on one share of stock in the Portland Gold Mining Company of this city dated May 15.
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Colorado Springs
Cold
Portland Gold Mining Company
College Instructor Flies to His Class in Boston Terrains
Professor Hilding N. Carson of Boston University commutes daily from Cape Cod, flying 50 miles each way to teach. He preaches efficiency and punctuality, balancing flight time with classroom duties in a notable example of modern academic discipline.
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Boston
Hilding N. Carson
Boston University
Cape Cod
Court Proceedings Summary Inspires Mixed Verdicts in Local Cases
In Texas court actions a not guilty verdict was returned in the case State of Texas v Fletcher on disturbing the peace. A separate civil suit Mrs Belgia Henderson v Al Brush Wright Lumber Company resulted in a jury verdict for the county. Emil Mueller presided with Judge Witt and T M Cowan noted on contract.
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Ja Fe McCollum Torneti
State of Texas
Rt. E. Fletcher
Vital Statistics and Building Permits Mixed Notes
The report blends marriage notices with building permits. It lists names such as Gloria and Paro Street residents, Voiced ages, and dates in a cluttered ledger style. Several addresses appear with activities including new construction and renovations, reflecting a busy civic record.
Radio Programs on KSA San Antonio 1290 Schedule
Radio schedule listing KSA 1290 with Plaza Hotel studio in San Antonio. Programs include The Adventures of Jos and Vi, musical features, Bible Students, and various hour long broadcasts across stations WEAF WJZ WABE and others with daily themed blocks and talks.
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KSA
The
San Antonio Light
Crockett
Ros Maahts
Jos and Vi
Gspey Muse
Paramount Publix Boot
Asn P. ti—Tnternational Bible Students
Aooth
Teresa Prees
Borrower of Ice Pick Manages to Convince Judge
In Corporation court Judge Dave Watron believes to be returning borrowed equipment for a police report. Patrolman Mike Tova testifies about a 100 block South Santa Tiona incident where a man named Ding carried an ice pick and a whiskey flask during a drunken episode. Ding claims the tool was merely being returned and the judge fines him 85 for drunkenness.
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Antonia Disa
Dave Watron
Corporation
Mike Tova
Santa Tiona Avenue
Ina
Nine Balloons Poised For AMC Race In St Louis
Sept 28 report from St Louis describes nine balloons ready for the James Gordon Hewpete inter ational balloon race. pilots will carry the six nations logo for the third trophy while forecasts and weather bureau reports augment the event at Soult Field. spectators of up to 40 000 are expected as balloons prepare with coal ballast and ballast sacks.
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Louis
Ceroooo
Elf
James Gordon
United States Weather Bureau
Bouth Hrashway
Soult Field
Aemy Lghter
KBIOX
Rum Ring Bust Ties Stephens Gang to Prohibition Crimes
Police arrested Lee Cottle and Shank after a shooting scene. The Stephen gang’s liquor raids extended through Oklahoma with thousands of gallons seized or destroyed at their homes. Mrs Fay Shanty told officials of other implicated persons in the ring and agents warned liquor shipments statewide.
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Lee Cottle
Broadway
Clase
Shank
Lyon Stephens
Claremest Avenue
Weat
French Place
Stephens Gank
P. EB. Locke
Fay Shanty
Red Shank
Wade m
Stephens
Kilday
Chiloa
Fort Woeth
Oklahoma
Alate
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Avialea
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Walla
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Reis Church
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Eieyon
OLD First Church
Alamo
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