Plane crash injures two children in Wilmington yard
A wing collapse caused a plane to crash in a Wilmington California front yard as children played nearby. Three aviators aboard the craft were killed: Jack Martin, William H. Hulbert, and Leonard T. English. A 14 year old boy was knocked unconscious and a 4 year old girl had her apron torn by debris. The plane had departed from Burdett airport in Los Angeles about 30 minutes earlier. Witnesses saw the aircraft fly northwest before the wing failure near the city center. Jacinto Zamudio, 14, was revived after the crash.
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Wilmington
Cal
Jack Martin
Los Angeles
William H. Hulbert
Leonard T. English
Huntington Park
Burdett Airport
Jacinto Zamudio
Three Sisters Wed in Jefferson Courthouse Ceremony
In Beaumont at the Jefferson County courthouse three Perricone sisters Virginia Bessie and Annie wed in a single ceremony joining two brothers and a cousin. Judge C N Ellis officiated as the couples received licenses with their parents present.
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Jefferson Courthouse
Husband of Candidate for U.S. Senate Dies
GALVESTON. B. J. Cunningham, 54, husband of Senate candidate Minnie Fisher Cunningham, died Tuesday afternoon. A prominent Galveston insurer, he served about twenty years as vice president and general manager of the First Texas Prudential Life Insurance Company.
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Galveston
B. J. Cunningham
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
United States Senate
Texas Prudential Life Insurance Company
Capper Calls GOP To Purge Oil Smudge From Teapot Dome
Senator Capper of Kansas denounces the Teapot Dome scandal as he blasts Harry F. Sinclair's campaign contributions and urges the Republican Party to purge itself of the oil lease taint through decisive action.
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Washington, D. C
Capper
Kansas
Republican
Harry F. Sinclair
Treasury
Republican National Committee
Teapot Dome
Smith Says Smith Only Man Democrats Can Elect
Thomas W. Gregory of Houston, a former attorney general, declared that Alfred E. Smith is the only man the Democrats can elect and likely to be elected against any Republican nominee. Albert Sidney Burleson, Postmaster General, will speak at the next Smith meeting in Houston.
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Houston
Wilson Cabinet
Alfred F. Smith
Thomas W. Gregory
Alfred E. Smith
Albert Sidney Burleson
Smith
Cairying Big Help To Donley County
Clarendon and Donley County banks show about 300000 dollars more in deposits than a year earlier according to a February banking report. Milk dairy and poultry trade boost local business with daily checks largely for cream or poultry products.
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Cairying
Donley County
Clarendon
Commissioner of Banking
W. W. Taylor
First National Bank
Calf Sales Barriers And Tiny Town Tales In Hogwallow
Slim Flinders notes mail order calf sales are tough. A dream creature haunts Sile Kilden as a trap waits by his bed. Sid Hocks’s mule causes a scene at a corn shack near the post office. Miss Peachie Sims dreads winter slips on sleety ground by the post office. Columbus Allsop argues about Gander Creek’s flow from source to mouth. Five Jeff Potlocks boys stage a home talent show in a cow shed and outshine local amateurs. Tickville residents blame air static on supper hour chaos and broken dishes. A recent speaker avoided bombastic tricks, delivering clear words to a receptive audience.
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Jeff Potlocks
Wild Onion
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary July 1928
The Sun lists candidates for the July Democratic primary including Sam Rayburn for Congress and W J Hogan J H Kimbrough C T Davis R W May C H Durning for various county and district offices. Names cover County Clerk County Judge County Attorney Commissioner Precinct 2 Public Weigher and others.
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the Sun
Congress
Sam Rayburn
W. J
Bud) Hogan
J. H
Jim) Kimbrough
C. T
Orph) Davis
R. W
Bob) May
C. H. Durning
J. L
Jim) Doggett
C. C
Alice) Langford
T. L. Tennison
Billy) Batsell
Ed Westbrook
J. S. Kane
J. P
Joe) Cox
Roy M. Finley
Jesse A. Reece
For Sale Chickes and Seed from Whitewright Hatchery
For sale notice offers baby chicks of all varieties from Whitewright Hatchery. Also cleaned White Wonder millet seed at 1.00 per bushel with reported yields of 74 bushels per acre. Higari seed offered at 2 cents per pound. Trade potential listed with pigs or calves.ends with J. H. Gosnell. 2tm22
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Whitewright Hatchery
J. H. Gosnell
Painting and Decorating And Wallpaper Samples
Advertisement notes wallpaper samples and colors with contact P C Delfel and phone 282. Also an egg sale for Dark Rhode Island Reds Airhart strain priced per setting and per hundred. A classified ad offers 25 words for 25 cents and 25 words or less 25 cents. extra words cost more.
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P. C. Delfel
Feggs
Rhode Island
Airhart
J. P
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Sid Hocks
Peachie Sims
Columbus Allsop
Gander Creek
Tickville
Mark Montgomery
Sam McMillin
W. C. Bailey
T. R
Tom) Brice
J. L. Cantrell
W. H. Stedham
R. W. Ball
Whitewright
Route Four
S. H. Montgomery & Son
Planters Gin Company
Tom Barbee
Eunice Turner
E. O. Thomas
H. W. Hedgepeth
J. Lee Yates
P. A. Short
P. Janway
J. W. McMurry Grocery
Oran Sears
John Hollingsworth
Cedar Garment Factory
Amsterdam
New York
Joe
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Sheppard
Elmo Wallace
J. A. Yeager
A. G. Bradley
W. L. Cullar
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Harper, Telephone
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Firestone
Oldfield
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