Juvenile Gets Two Year Term in Boot Shop Burglary
Bill Morehead sixteen was found guilty by a Latth District Court jury of burglary of a boot shop owned by D W Ross. The jury set his punishment at two years in the boys training school at Gatesville and denied a suspended sentence. A second juvenile Lou Brown fifteen faced robbery charges in a separate case with Charles West. Brown pleaded guilty as the jury neared a verdict and West was robbed of about sixty two dollars at the Fort Worth and Denver round house where he works.
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Bill Morehead
Latth
D. W. Ross
Gatesville
Lou ‘Brown
Charles West
Brown
West
Fort Worth & Denver Roundhouse
E. C.moseley
Moseley
John Herndon
Herndon
Lottie Pickford Admits Marriage in Mexico
Lottie Pickford sister of Mary Pickford said she recently married John Locke a Pittsburgh sportsman and former Chicago socialite in Mexico The divorce from Russell O Gillard of Muskegon will not be final until February 17.
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Chicago
Lottie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Mexico
John Locke
Pittsburgh
Lottie
Russell O. Gillard
Muskegon
Mich
Hollywood
Tulsa Fireman Ends 7000 Mile Alarm At Romanian Oil Fire
Myron M Kinley of Tulsa Oklahoma is hailed for ending a 7000 mile fire alarm after a prolonged blaze at Morceni Romania. He used explosives to fill the crater with cement and extensive water cooling to extinguish the volcanic oil fire after five months of effort. The conflagration claimed 14 lives and several hundred wounded, with costs reaching $750000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron M. Kinley
Tulsa
Okla
Morden
Romania
Morceni
Kinley
America
Former OU tennis star tops Yale ace in quarterfinals
Fred Royer of Dallas, ex University of Oklahoma, fought back to beat Yale’s Bob Ryan 6-9, 6-4, 8-6 in the Texas State Tennis Tournament quarterfinals at San Antonio Country Club. Harold Folks and Joe Bledsoe led Tyler to two sets all in doubles before darkness halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Fred Royer
Dallas
University of Oklahoma
Bob Ryan
Yale
San Antonio Country Club
Harold Folks
Joe Bledsoe
Tyler
Charles Sloan
Houston
Albert Love
Austin
Quin Connelley
Wilbur Hess
Rice Stars
Fort Worth
Jesse Pfieffer
Gordon Pease
San Antonio City Pie
Capitol Lobbyists Prove Busy in Final Texas Legislature Rush
In the closing days of the Texas Legislature lobbyists race to weigh in on amendments. An oil tax bill saw an Senate move to place oil pipelines under intangible assets rules without prior notice. Earlier sessions saw a cigarette tax added to a peddler tax bill. The hunting and fishing license bill sparked one of the session’s fiercest fights as members risked votes on a major measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Simons Austin
State House
Texas
Senate
How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
A newspaper ad touts B. C. as a fast acting remedy for violent headaches. Prepared by a registered pharmacist, it blends several ingredients to relieve pain quickly without opiates. Also advertised for muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores.
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B. C
Lawmaker Faces Hard Choices On District Voting Trends
The article notes a politician may clash over controversial issues yet should align with district sentiment on hunting and fishing bills. It discusses a potential bridge project at Nueces Bay with the State Highway Department, funded by federal loans, and mentions Knoxville charter exchanges aiding 100 jobless workers and $500 in turnover in six weeks.
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Iing
Corpus Christi
State Highway Department
Nueces Bay
Knoxville, Tenn
Charter Exchange
Mrs Wiley Oliver Dies at Edinburg
Mrs Drucilla Oliver 28 wife of Wiley Oliver died Wednesday at her Edinburg home. The couple lived here before moving away last August. The body will be sent here Saturday for funeral arrangements by N S Griggs and Sons. Survived by husband two children Gertrude Anne and Wiley Edwin Jr, father H E Hume and sisters Mrs W R Ballard and Mrs Hall Pierce.
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Drucilla Oliver
Wiley Oliver
Edinburg
U S Agents Refuse Petty Rum Cases in Dallas
Federal officials in Dallas decline inconsequential liquor cases to cut expenses under Washington guidance. Officers say prosecutions waste resources when potential sentences are no greater than those in local courts.
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U. S
Dallas
U.P
Washington
Dallas Motors raises wages for 46 employees
W O Charles president announces a five percent wage increase for Dallas Motors Inc employees effective June 15. Forty six workers will be affected, eight hired in recent months. The firm has not reduced wages in years despite economic conditions.
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Dallas
W. O. Charles
Dallas Motors, Inc
Santa Fe Rehires 48 Clovis Workmen for Vaughn Track
In Clovis New Mexico forty eight railroad employees recalled from force reductions join Santa Fe Railroad construction gangs to lay 48 miles of new track near Vaughn New Mexico this week after two years of downsizing.
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Clovis, N. M
Clovis Railroad
Santa Fe Railroad
Vaughn
N. M
Lillian Foster 16 to be buried today
Funeral services for Lillian Foster 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Foster of 616 East Eleventh Avenue will be held at 4 oclock this afternoon at Boxwell Brothers chapel Rev J C Sisemore officiating Burial will be Llano Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers direction Pallbearers listed She died suddenly Thursday morning after years of illness Survived by parents a sister and two brothers
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Lillian Foster
E. E. Foster
East Eleventh Avenue
Boxwell Brothers’ Chapel
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers
John F. Sandifer
Varnal Vinent
Homer Cooper
W. D. Burks
J. T. Cooper
Fred Nunn
Washington approves pari mutuel betting in race legality
In Olympia on June 8 state authorities outlined that pari mutuel betting on horse races remains legal in Washington state as lawmakers consider regulations to govern wagering and track operation.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington State
Hatchery plans to hatch over four thousand chicks for Waco orphans
Matador Hatchery plans to hatch 4 320 eggs in 36 trays for the Methodist Orphanage at Waco. Chicks will be shipped there. Miss Mildred Pittman of Brice visits cousin Miss Jessie Pittman at 809 West Sixteenth Avenue. Jessie is a sheriff’s office stenographer.
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Waco
Mildred Pittman
Brice
Jessie Pittman
West Sixteenth Avenue
Jessie
Sheriff's Office
State Board to Meet in Lubbock
Nat M. Washer president of the State Board of Education announced a two day meeting in Lubbock on June 16 and 17. He is from San Antonio and aims to discuss education matters at the statewide gathering.
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Austin
Nat M. Washer
San Antonio
State Board of Education
Lubbock
All-Bran Proves Constipation Aid in Reader Letter
Mrs. John Schneider of Oshkosh Wisconsin testifies that Kellogg's All-Bran controls her constipation better than pills. The letter explains bulk and vitamin B aid intestinal tone and suggests two tablespoons daily, with recipes on the red and green package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schneider
Tenth Street
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
KeBogg
Battle Creek
State Permits Daylight Racing Amid Track and Jockey Shortage
The 15th state in the Union to permit it faces slim prospects for a busy summer due to a shortage of racetracks, horses, and jockeys, limiting the likely racing schedule.
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Union
Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted by Dentists in 1920s Ad
An advertisement touts KOJENE as the solution for bleeding gums and pyorrhea. It claims three daily gum massages with equal parts KOJENE and water, plus soaking cotton between gums and cheeks, with a one week trial and money back guarantee through Randal Drug Stores and other first-class outlets.
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Randal Drug Stores
Skin Health Claim and Remedy Promotion Ad
An advertisement touts 6.5.5 as boosting skin health by improving blood quality. It claims clearer skin, increased red cells, and restored hemoglobin to fight infection, urging a course of SS3 and referencing unsolicited thank you letters as proof. The copy also mentions soap and cosmetics as supports.
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Baton Rouge
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Hotel Childress
Childress, Texas
Guy Peters
Phil Delong
Seurgens Lake
Minnesota
O. U
Capitol Charter
Miriam A. Ferguson
Venice
Calif
al Thompson
Jack Hall
American Legion
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