Jacob Berman to Testify in Keyes Bribery Case
Jacob Berman who turned state's evidence to say he paid Asa Keyes forty thousand dollars to gain acquittal in Julian Petroleum cases will be cross examined today as the bribery trial of ex district attorney Keyes and five others resumes. The defense seeks to undermine Berman by showing Ben Getzoff said the money went to Keyes. After cross examination the state will call Berman’s brother Louis for corroboration.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jacob Berman
Asa Keyes
Julian Petroleum
Berman
Ben Getzoff
Spring Street
Keyes
Louis
Princess Martha of Sweden to Wed Crown Prince Olaf of Norway
The engagement between Princess Martha of Sweden and Crown Prince Olaf of Norway was announced in Stockholm. Martha born March 28, 1901, is King Gustaf’s nephew’s daughter. Olaf born July 2, 1905, is King Haakon’s son and renowned yachtsman.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Martha
Sweden
Olaf
Norway
Charles
Gustav
Astrid
Haakon
Maude
George
England
Europe
Grand jury to probe Dagger Bill gang in Dallas
A Dallas grand jury began an investigation today into William Pruett known as Dagger Bill. He was wounded and captured after a late Sunday gun battle with police and is held in the county jail hospital ward.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
William Pruett
Pruett
Dagger Bill
Yancey Story Trial Set to Open in Marlin
Denton Texas January 14 Trial of Yancey Story on a charge of robbery with firearms in the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Krum holdup ten miles west of Denton in 1925 is scheduled to be called at Marlin today. Denton witnesses have been summoned as part of the change of venue order.
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Associated Press
Denton
Texas
Yancey Story
Farmers and Mechants Bank of
Pennington to Address Pen Women at Panhandle Club
J. W. Pennington will speak to Panhandle Pen Women at the Crystal Ball Room Herring hotel at 3 20 tomorrow afternoon detailing the history of a famous short story. The pen women schedule their quarterly meeting Tuesday with morning business sessions.
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Panhandle Pen Women
Crystal
Herring Hotel
Mr. Pennington
Pen Women
Scarlet fever cases reduced in city
City records show six scarlet fever cases remain, a sharp drop from prior weeks as schools reopen. Health officials will conduct another flu epidemic survey this week to assess further trends.
Flying School Short Course Opens At Fort Worth
More than 25 newspapermen and chamber of commerce secretaries arrive for the Texas Air Transport flying school short course. Instruction will cover meteorology aerodynamics airport construction and management.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chambers of Commerce
Texas Air Transport Flying School
Nolen Arrests Man on Burglary Charge
Ernest Wilson was arrested by Santa Fe Railroad officer F E Nolen and jailed on a burglary charge. Wilson allegedly wore clothes among those recently stolen. The News correctly notes Nolen did not arrest Wilson.
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Ernest Wilson
F. E. Nolen
Santa Fe Railroad
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News This
Nolen
Babe Halts Death of Ruth Wife in Boston Fire Mystery
A photo found in the Ruth home helped identify Helen Woodford Ruth after a fire killed her. Charles A. Kinder identified the dead wife at a boxing exhibition, while her sister Catherine Woodford and Nora Woodford confirmed the identification. Kinder’s status remains uncertain. The Ruths had a troubled marriage with a concealed daughter born in 1921. The couple reportedly married in Montreal about two years before, with Helen employed as a waitress near the ball park.
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William F. Kinder
William F. Kinder, Jr
Montreal
Roth
Helen Woodford
Boston Red Sox
Back Bay
Ball Park
German Prosperity and Allied Financing Debated
The article argues German profits of 10 million dollars annually and a lower Reichsbank rate support Mr. Gilbert’s claim of prosperity and capacity to pay. It notes American bankers may avoid German bonds, reducing available cash for the Allies, while highlighting a lack of demand for bonds in the U.S. It also references Chinese suffering and road issues as observed by G Walter Reed of the Santa Fe railroad, noting transport barriers from South to Northern China.
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G. Walter Reed
Santa Fe Railroad
China
Chisum to Display New Graham Paige Cars Tuesday
Toney Chisum Inc prepares a salesroom display for seventeen Graham Paige cars. Chisum, newly appointed distributor for the Panhandle Western Oklahoma and Eastern New Mexico, invites all to see what he calls the finest automobiles offered to the public.
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Toney Chisum, Inc
Graham-Paige
Chisum
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Mr. Chisum
Roosevelt Convinced Dems Have Will to Win
Albany report says Roosevelt, after surveying 3000 Democratic leaders, is convinced the party has the will to win. Alfred E. Smith, in Albany for discussions, will speak next Wednesday on a nationwide radio hook-up. Replies show a militant mood and readiness to fund deficits and sustain party work for four years.
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Associated Press
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Agany
Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
National Party
Museum Plan Aims to Convert Governor's Mansion
Plans to turn the Governor's Mansion into a state museum are under consideration in Austin Texas A bill to establish the museum is to be offered this week The mansion has housed Texas governors since Sam Houston with opposition to tearing it down a former plan drew protests
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United Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
Sam Houston
Toothlils Common To Early Indians
Skeletons of 200 Wisconsin Indians aged 600 to 1000 years are under study by Alton K. Fisher of the Milwaukee public museum to test whether raw foods preserved perfect teeth. Findings show widespread dental diseases including pyorrhea abscesses decay and various infections refuting the theory.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Alton K. Fisher
Milwaukee Public Museum
Fisher
Wisconsin
Mexico Fits Army With Battle Plan Airplanes
A committee of aviation experts will travel to Europe to buy 30 airplanes for the Mexican army with 10 from England 10 from France and 10 from Spain and 14 more from the United States. The government may spend 1.5 million dollars to establish a factory at the Valbuena army air field to manufacture planes in Mexico.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Europe
England
France
Spain
United States
Mexico
Valbuena Army Air Field
Dependent Britain Relies on World for Food Supply
London reports the British Isles, as civilization's center, depend on foreign sources for most necessities. Only fish is not imported, and no more than 20 percent of wheat and oats consumed are grown on the islands.
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London
British Isles
Islands
Oldest and youngest flyers merged at All-American Air Meet
The All-American Air Meet in Miami gathers Charles Dickinson of Chicago near age 70 who flies his own plane and 4-year-old Donald McIntosh of California who reportedly has logged 30,000 miles in air travel, signaling aviation progress.
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Miami
Fla
Charles Dickinson
Chicago
Donald McIntosh
R. A. McIntosh
California
Solons Debate Oil Lands Controversy and Holds Patents
The upper House adjourned with action on the measure expected today as senators trade statements on the oil lands controversy. Senator Joe Moore called the inquiry a bank to limit the land office probe to correspondence, while Land Commissioner J T Robison denied resistance and invited scrutiny of his office transactions.
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Joe Moore
Greenville
Senate
Land Office
Senate Committee On Lands
Moore
Florida Leads Shrimp Production In St Augustine
St Augustine officials note the city ranks among the world’s top shrimp ports. Florida boats active in winter number 417, yielding about 12 680 bushels daily, with 90 more boats adding roughly 900 barrels. Shipments total vast daily returns and local canneries process thousands of shrimp for storage.
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Associated Press
ST. Augustine
Fla
Florida
United States
San Sebastian
Johnson Clans Keep Name Within Family
In Brockton Massachusetts on January 14 Verna Marie Johnson wed Edmund Johnson a Brockton mechanic in a ceremony at the first Lutheran church where her parents were married. The Johnson name is kept within the family as Verna Peters Johnson and her mother Anna were Johnsons before marriage.
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The
Associated Press
Brockton
Mass
Johnsons
Verna Marie Johnson
Anna
Verna
Frank Johnson
Edmund Johnson
Audiences Review Chicago Stage Shows in New Column
Chicago readers now critique local productions in a daily interview column titled How Did You Like It. Random audience members comment as they leave the theater, expanding beyond professional critics. The article also notes fashion tips like scarf loops for kerchiefs and mentions Paris trends in black lace gowns and accessories.
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Associated Pross
Chicago
Capt Ira G Eaker At Bedside Of Critically Ill Mother
Captain Ira G Eaker chief pilot of the Question Mark endurance plane reached Eden Texas after a hurried trip from San Diego to be at his mother's bedside as she fights pneumonia. Doctors say her condition has improved since his arrival and that she has a fair chance to recover with his three brothers present.
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Associated
San Diego
Midland
Here
Baker
Washington
Dawson family visits Panhandle as local jobs noted
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dawson spent Sunday in Panhandle with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Little and family. Mr. Little and his son Joe Lilly are both confined to their beds by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon O'Neal arrived to live here. O'Neal has taken a window decorator post for Adams Dry Goods stores in Panhandle.
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Panhandle
Mr. Little
Joe Lilly
Weldon O'Neal
City
Mr. O'Neal
Adams Dry Goods
Market Report from Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago Livestock
Livestock prices and trading activity across markets in Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago. Hogs and cattle show broad price ranges with slow to weak demand in some classes. vealers and sheep also noted with varying price levels and tops.
East St. Louis market report shows livestock and cotton prices
At East St. Louis on Jan 14, 24,000 cattle and 1,800 sheep traded with vealers up, steers mix weak, cows steady. top hogs around 9.20, lambs 15.50 to 16.00. Cotton in New York and New Orleans rose amid steady to firm tones, with March around 20.40 and May near 19.70, while Liverpool quotes showed varied middling rates.
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East ST. Louis
Associated Dress
New York
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Liverpool
Trade and Commission Hom Boying
New Orleans
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What Fame and Wealth Offer to a Fading Star
The poem questions the value of fame and wealth, arguing that accolades and riches bring only fleeting praise and potential curses. It reflects on the emptiness of material splendor compared to lasting meaning, concluding that neither wealth nor fame guarantees true contentment.
Trading Dims in Cold Weather Hit Grain and Stocks
Transit 941 reports no trading due to severe cold with consignments from St Worth and Butter and potatoes seeing nominal moves. New York stock letters show irregular opening gains, led by a few industrials while many issues drifted, as credit conditions and week end reviews shape early market sentiment.
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Associated Press
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General Railway
Sears Roebuck
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Commission House
Allied Chemice
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Nash Motors
United Electric Coal
Consolidated Gas
Packard
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