Prairie Oil Executive Oles Dead at 60
Charles TH Oles general auditor for Prairie Oil and Gas died yesterday afternoon in Amarillo. Funeral services set for 7 tonight at Blackburn Boxwell with the body in state 2 to 7 pm and burial to Independence Kansas. He is survived by his widow and two sons Paul and Lawrence.
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Charles TH. Oles
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Blackburn-Boxwell
Independence
Kan
Qles
Amarillo
F. E. Miller
Springfield
Independence Presbyterian Church
Banks Hold Two Thirds of U S Deposits
New York banks and trust companies now hold about six billions of deposits, equalling two thirds of all U S bank deposits in 1903. China trims its army to 715 000, urged to feed the starving and devote 40 percent of national revenue to relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
New York
United States
China
Associated Press
Anaconda
Kennecott
National Cash Register
U. S. Steel
Abitibi Power
F. G. Shattuck
St. Joseph Lead
American Fabseco B
U. S. Rubber
U. S
Funeral Rites for Miller Held Tuesday
Ned Orris Miller 35 prominent oil operator died Sunday morning in a local hospital. Funeral services set for 10:30 Tuesday at Central Presbyterian Church with Rev. Thomsen officiating. Body in state at Griggs & Son chapel. burial in Mexico Mo. Miller survived by widow, father R. E. Miller Amarillo, two sisters Mrs E H McCullock St. Louis and Eva Miller Los Angeles. He belonged to Presbyterian church American Legion Kappa Alpha Elks and Masonic lodges and helped invent the Miller method of drilling through gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Orris Miller
Central Presbyterian Church
Thomsen
Griggs & Son Chapel
Mexico
Mr. Miller
R. E. Miller
Amarillo
E. H. McCullock
St. Louis
Eva Miller
Los Angeles
The
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Elks and
Masonic Lodges
Miller @ Fisher
Miller
Hotel National Fire Kills Two, Injures Ten in Minneapolis
A blaze swept the National hotel in Minneapolis early today, killing at least two and injuring ten. Firemen found an unidentified man's body and another man listed as John J Jones from Williston North Dakota among the dead. Olaf N. Lundberg a 58 year old Chicago salesman and Fred Krowl were among the seriously injured. The building is a city landmark and its owners declined to estimate the loss. The cause was not immediately known.
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Nited Press
Minneapolis
National Hotel
John J Jones
Williston
N. D
Olaf N. Lundberg
Chicago
Fred Krowl
Booth Injunction Postponed in Salvation Army Case
London January 21 postponement granted on hearings to issue a permanent injunction against Gen Bramwell Booth restraining the high council from further action to depose him United Press reports a high court action in the Salvation Army case remains unresolved to Friday with the injunction pending decision
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United Press
London
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
High Council
Prostatitis Remedy Offered By W B Way Co
Advertisement claims kidney bladder and prostate troubles can be stopped in hours using Rudolphs Prostatitis. It offers a mail order treatment for 10c to cover mailing, with a $1 charge only if satisfied and a money back risk free promise. Address: 152 Westover Arcade Kansas City Missouri.
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W. B. Way Co
Westover Arcade
Kansas City
Rudolph
Vincennes Honors New Two Cent Stamp Print
Vincennes Indiana prepares for national publicity as a new two cent stamp honoring George Rogers Clark and the Fort Sackville surrender goes on sale February 25 in Vincennes only. The city hosts a major Northwest Territory exhibition with federal and Indiana funding.
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Vincennes
Ind
George Rogers Clark
Allegheny Mountains
Fort Sackville
F. C. Yohn
Northwest Territory
Funeral Procession Follows Bivins Nurse to Liano Cemetery
Thousands attend the funeral of a Northwest Texas hospital nurse, with sections for her employees and families, city workers, Presbyterian Children's Home children, and Knights of Pythias. The service at West Amarillo Christian church includes scripture, prayer, and songs, led by Rev. W O Dallas and Dr Buckner. Burial is at Liano cemetery in a vault. Blackburn Boxwell Funeral Home arranged the rites.
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Northwest Texas
Bivins
The
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Knights of Pythias
W. E. Benson
Howard Boxwell
H. A. Shew
Charles Winn
W. O. Dallas
West Amarillo Christian Church
Shaw
City
Harvey Crudgington
Episcopal leaders attend district auxiliary meeting in Lubbock
Mrs Seaman Mrs Henry Gooch of 2012 Monroe street leaves for Lubbock to preside over the Woman s auxiliary district meeting in connection with the convocation. Mr Gooch follows to join her. Amarillo attendees include Rev F A Foster and Mrs Foster and others.
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Seaman
Henry Gooch
Monroe Street
Woman's Auxiliary
Lubbock
Gooch
Supreme Court blocks Texas gasoline tax for military use
The Supreme Court ruled Texas may not tax gasoline bought in the state for use on military reservations. The decision struck down a one cent per gallon tax on gasoline sold in Texas, challenged by Grayburg Oil Company of San Antonio for sales to the government at Fort Sam Houston.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Grayburg Oil Company
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Earth Tremors Continue at Stricken City Cumana
Fresh tremors add to terror in Cumana after last Friday's earthquake. The Bishop Cumana reported via telegraph that seismic movements persist but with diminishing intensity.
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United Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Cumana
Deny Delay In Northcott Murder Trial
After two physicians found Gordon Stewart Northcott not physically incapacitated by a slight cold, Riverside authorities denied a continuance of his murder trial for three slain boys. The court reported no medical necessity to postpone proceedings.
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Associated Press
Riverside
Cal
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Harrison Pierce
H. L. Ratliff
Northcott
Marshal Foch Sits Up Awhile and Feels Much Better
Faris Jan 21. Marshal Ferdinand Foch improved today as doctors allowed him to sit in an arm chair for a few minutes and read messages from around the world received in the last week.
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Associated Press
Faris
Ferdinand Foch
Red Tweed Suit With Novel Step-Up Skirt Yoke
A red tweed suit features a tuck-in blouse in exy shell crepe and an all-around box plaited design. The skirt yoke alternates length with stitched-down panels creating a step-up and step-down silhouette.
Train Kills Seven Members of an El Paso Family
At a grade crossing near Finaly Texas a Sunset Limited passenger train struck a heavily loaded wagon killing seven members of the Hernandez family returning to El Paso from Big Spring. An eighth, Francisco Hernandez, 2, died later with hospital staff stating little hope for recovery. Simon Hernandez, 16, suffered fractures but expected to recover.
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United Press
EL Paso
Finaly
Texas
Here
Alejandro Hernandez
Bernardina Hernandez
Bernadina Hernandez
Juliana Hernandez
Maria Hernandez
Francisco Hernandez
Simon Hernandez
Alejandro
Hernandez
Big Spring
Southern Pacific
Jail Crooks and Guards Captured in City Cleanup Show
Citywide cleanup nets jailed figures linked to West Side gang. Notables like Frankie Pope Ralph Buglio Sammy Kaplan Emil Cook Nathan Goldberg Joe Glaser and four Saltis lieutenants behind bars. Bondsmen and lawyers scramble as show up to identify suspects proceeds later today under Deputy Commissioner Stege.
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West Side
Frankie Pope
Ralph and
Frank Buglio
Sammy Kaplan
Emil Cook
Nathan “Bunk” Goldberg
Joe Glaser
F'olack
Joe” Saltis
John Stege
State to Award Highway Contracts Nationwide Today
The state highway commission will let contracts totaling about 2 900 000 for 150 miles of road and four bridges across twenty counties including Goliad Victoria San Patricio and Nueces with an underpass near Canyon and possible secretary appointment to succeed Claude Teer. Grading and drainage on Amarillo Canyon road completed awaiting hard surfacing awards soon.
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Associated
Austin
State Highway Commission
Goliad
Victoria
San Patricio
Houston
Madison
Navarro
Leon
Nueces
Hale
Runnels
Cameron
Young
Randall
Winkler
Ellis
DeWitt
Grayson
Throckmorton
Montgomery
Kerr
Claude Teer
Board of Control
Santa Fe Railway
Canyon
Highway Department
Amarillo Canyon
Dr Virgin Speaker at Kiwanis Luncheon
Dr H W Virgin former head of First Baptist Amarillo and now North Shore Baptist Chicago spoke at the Kiwanis weekly luncheon. He is visiting daughter Mrs Guy Owens in this city. The club adopted resolutions on the death of Mayor Lee Bivins and Black Aces provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Virgin
First Baptist Church of
Amarillo
North Shore Baptist Church of
Chicago
Kiwanis Club
Virgin
Guy Owens
Lee Bivins
Black Aces
Wichita Falls Man Accused in Murder
A complaint signed by District Attorney Sam B. Spence charges O. C. Heither with murder in the fatal shooting of Clifford E. Wood 28 who died in a local hospital after suffering 14 bullet wounds. Wood said he and Mrs. Heither and another woman went to a movie then returned home where jealousy was named as the motive.
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United Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
Sam B. Spence
O. C. Heither
Clifford E. Wood
Wood
TASTY SUPPER Calves Brain Recipe with Tomatota
A vintage style recipe instructs soaking calves brains, removing membranes, soaking in salt water, then breading with flour eggs and cracker crumbs. The brains are sautéed in hot butter and served with grilled tomatota and hot rolls for a hearty meal.
Tex Says Robber Uses Credit At His Place
Tex Rambo, operator of Texs Place at 4th Fillmore street, reports two break ins. Aims at small change $10 taken from a secret till, and $18 worth of merchandise stolen last week after rear entry. Police investigating. Tex identifies a suspected robber who dines on credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex” Rambo
4Th Fillmore Street
Tex
Texas bill prompts attention to local measures in hearing
R S Sterling of Houston chairs the state highway committee and other commission members arrive for their regular meeting. Tonight's hearing invites suggestions on needed legislation. Appropriation bills for the next biennium are not to be considered before a May special session, with the Senate seeking money bills and the House opposing regular-term action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Sterling
Houston
State Highway Committee
House
Senate
Nine charges listed against State Land Office in Texas House
A Fredericksburg representative introduced a resolution listing nine charges against the State Land Office. The items include lease approvals on millions of acres, late bids, questionable patents, scrap land deals, open bidding on public lands, and failure to report funds. Investigation was requested and the resolution asked printed in the House Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
State Land Office
House of Representatives
Albert Fetschof
Fredericksburg
Petschof
House Journal
Reagan, Crockett and
Irion
Texan Oil and Land Co
Big Lake Oil Company
Winkler County
Ira G. Yates
Land Commissioner
Budget Cut At Texas Eleemosynary Institutions
The Senate finance committee trimmed over 400000 from emergency requests by Texas eleemosynary institutions and proposed a 253645 appropriation for eleemosynary emergencies. Notable items include 125000 to replace a ward building at Terrell State Hospital and 30000 for Austin State Hospital among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Senate Finance Committee
Terrell State Hospital
Austin State Hospital
Abilene State Hospital
Confederate Woman's Home
Rusk State Hospital
San Antonio State Hospital
Wichita Falls State Hospital
Juvenile Training School
Home For
Y Departmental Board of Control
Houston Police Seek Two Escaped Convicts
Houston police were asked to search for two convicts who escaped from Wynne state farm. They were Trusties W. J. Morris 26 serving two years for theft in Harris County and J. W. Jones 35 serving two years for liquor law violation in Collingsworth County.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Wynne State Farm
W. J. Morris
Harris County
J. W. Jones
Collingsworth County
Drug Store Robbery in Austin by Two Boys
Two masked youths robbed W. H. Stehr's drug store in Austin Texas on Sunday night. They locked the clerk in a back room and rifled the cash register, making off with thirty four dollars.
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Austin
Unitet Press
Tex
Stehr
Piles Cured Or Costs Nothing Adv by Darling Ton
An advertisement offers a $1 treatment of a home remedy to cure piles with a money back guarantee. The promoter W. R. Darling Ton of Kansas City Missouri promises the cure or no charge, wording aimed at direct response marketing.
Smith May Visit Hoover in Florida
Alfred E. Smith leaves New York for a southern trip with plans to visit Savannah and Sarasota then Miami to possibly meet Herbert Hoover in Miami. Smith will stay until March 1, visiting Ringling Brothers circus and spending time with Carl Espy and John Ringling. John J. Raskob joins the party in Wilmington.
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New York
Alfred FE. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Miami
Mr. Smith
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
South
Smith
Savannah
Sarasota
Fla
Carl Espy
John
Killer of Seven Men Dies in Electric Chair
At Rockview Prison Bellefonte Pennsylvania Paul Jaworski bandit chief and confessed killer of seven men was executed by electric chair for the murder of payroll guard I L Gump. He died at 7 06 p m Calvin J James Bucks county murderer followed Jaworski to the chair and he died at 7 14 p m after the first current. James had murdered bootlegger W H Dunstan of Doylestown.
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Associated Press
Rockview
Belle Fonte
Paul Jaworski
Haid
I. L. Gump
Jaworski
Calvin J. James
Bucks County
James
W. H. Dunstan
Doylestown
Search Wreck for Bodies of Many Tramps
Laborers searched the Santa Fe freight wreckage of No. 87 eleven miles south of Gainesville Texas for the bodies of several tramps believed killed when the train left the tracks on Sunday night. The freight had sixty two cars with more than half derailed. No train crew injuries reported. Unconfirmed word said two or three tramps may have been aboard. The cause remained undetermined.
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United Proms
Gainesville
Tex
Santa Fe
Here
Flier Held on Liquor Charge
Wichita Falls Texas January 21 F H Rogers test pilot and Oklahoma City flying field instructor charged with operating a 2000 gallon still near the Wichita county courthouse. Rogers and his wife arrested denied charges plane in Dallas still largest found here Morgan traced escape via underground tunnel from the house near courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wichita Falls
Tex
Wichita County Court House
F. H. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Rogers
Dallas
Frank Morgan
Wichita County
Flashes of Life from the Associated Press
In Hempstead a young lady faces a possible $10 fine after trouble with a parking ward. Mrs. Leeds notes it is her first talk with a policeman about the incident. In New York the Rev Dr Straten criticizes Mayor Walker and urges resignation in favor of Ruth Pratt. Builder Starrett envisions 110 story skyscrapers as safe and socially beneficial.
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Associated Press
Hempstead
Prinda
W. B. Leeds
New York
John Roach Straten
Walker
Ruth Pratt
William A. Starrett
Negro schoolboy urged as a candidate for hero medal
James Bell a 14 year old Negro pupil from Williamsport is twice hailed a hero and three times urged by local businessmen as a candidate for a Carnegie Hero Fund commission medal after he saved 8 year old Frank Surbist from drowning in the icy Susquehanna river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Williamsport
James Bell
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Young Bell
Frank Surbist
Susquehanna River
Court House Records Details Deeds And Vehicle Registrations
The notice lists warranty deeds transferring property from A E Krause to Eva R Harrod and others with prices, plus transfers from Arthur Clark to Don D Parker and N M Canfield to E R Pigg. It also records car registrations for residents including Walter Irvin and Chas Shoblan along with addresses in Memphis Tex and Allen Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Krause
Eva R. Harrod
Arthur Clark
Don D. Parker
Odom
Cotten
Turnley
Jno
McKnight
Odom C
N. M. Canfield
E. R. Pigg
Hardware men to meet here April 8 9 10
Plans for the Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers association annual meeting were shaped by directors in Amarillo. The convention, expected to draw 400 plus, will be in the Amarillo hotel with a feature inviting each delegate to contribute a constructive program. Attending directors included Clarence Williams Amarillo C L Thompson Canyon B Sherrod Lubbock Sid Nolen Canadian R H Royal Wellington and I C Stoakes Paducah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers Association
Amarillo
Clarence Williams
Williams Hardware Company
C. L. Thompson
Canyon
B. Sherrod
Lubbick
Sid Nolen
Canadian
R. H. Royal
Wellington
I. C. Stoakes
Paducah
Cook to quit as head of Michigan U
Dr Clarence Cook Little, one of the youngest major American university presidents, will resign as president of the University of Michigan tonight. Regents had not been informed but would likely accept the resignation at the meeting. Disagreement over administration policies and friction with alumni groups are cited as likely reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Board of Regents
Regents
Blasphemy Cases Now Being Heard
Berlin reports more than thirty blasphemy prosecutions are pending in German courts. Accused include artists and political leaders such as George Cross Friedrich Wendel Walter Hasenclever Erwin von Kreibig Franz Masareel and others. Prosecutions rise after decline of 1924 treason trials tied to Goerne’s failed Black Reichswehr plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Welt Am Abend
George Cross
Friedrich Wendel
Walter Hasenclever
Erwin von Kreibig
Franz Masareel
Goenér
Reichswehr
Republic
Inquiry Into Ship Accident Ordered
Admiral H. A. Wiley will appoint a board of inquiry to investigate the fatal crash between a naval gig and a barge off Balboa Canal Zone. Two officers and three enlisted men were killed in the incident reported yesterday by the Navy department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
H. A. Wiley
U. S. Fleet
Balboa
Canal Zone
Navy Department
Houston Detective Tolley’s Body Sent to West Virginia
The body of Houston City Detective B. E. Tolley, 82, who killed himself with a bullet, was sent to Parkersburg, West Virginia, last night. Ill health had plagued him in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Houston
H. Tolley
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio city shows one divorce per two marriages in 1928
In Cleveland Ohio the marriage license bureau and common pleas court report for 1928 and 1927 that for every two marriages there is one divorce. 1928 totals show 10,654 marriages and 6,166 divorces while 1927 had 10,589 marriages and 5,430 divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland, CO
Marriage License Bureau
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia Editor Dies in Heart Attack
Col James Elverson Jr publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer died today of a heart attack. Juanita Lee Konkle daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Konkle 410 East Thirteenth Street remains seriously ill with pneumonia at Northwest Texas hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
Associated Press
James Elverson, Jr
Philadelphia Inquirer
Juanita Lee Konkle
East Thirteenth Street
Northwest Texas Hospitat
Mother Dreams Of A Brave Child
A poem portrays a mother gazing worldwide and dreaming of a clean handed man who will kiss away her tears. She hums a lullaby above the cradle as visions of a prince-like child rise, and she loves the newborn regardless of bravery or stature.
Market report from Kansas City Chicago and New Orleans livestock
Livestock prices and volumes across Kansas City Chicago and New Orleans markets show hogs and cattle edges. Hogs at Kansas City top 9.00 for 200-220 lb and cattle slaughter steers 11.25 to 15.25 for various weights. calves and sheep also noted with mixed changes. Cotton and futures quotes cited for New York New Orleans and Liverpool with steady to lower tones. Produce prices show higher butter and eggs and poultry ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Asociated Press
Chicago
Assciated Press
ST. Louis
Assciated
East ST. Louis
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Orleans
Mexico Secret Service Halts Crime Plan
Tomas G. Pena chief of Reynosa police and two officers were arrested by Mexico City detectives after a plot to rob businesses in Reynosa and attack American tourists. Pena allegedly forced out reluctant officers and replaced them with his own picks as the wider conspiracy unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mcallen
Texas
la Prensa
Mexico City
Tomas G. Pena
Reynosa Tamps
Mexico
Reynosa
Pena
Mrs. Fowlkes Loses Diamond Ring at Funeral
Mrs. Preston Fowlkes reports a diamond dinner ring lost at Liano cemetery after the burial for Mayor Lee Bivins. The ring is set with two white diamonds and a coffee center. a reward is offered at 110 A East Twenty first street or B. F. Service station. Police investigate pickpocket theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liano Cemetery
Preston Fowlkes
East Twentyfirst
Mrs. Fawkes
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Gen. Booth
Episcopal
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Schubert
Regensburg
Franz Schubert
Valalla
Ludwig I
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W. R. Darlington
Kuro
Florida
Court House Records
Cook
Michigan U
W. Virginia
Cleveland
Edgar A. Guest
Transit Grain & Commission Co
Ft. Worch Consignments
Adv
James E. Bennett & Co
American Smelting & Big
American Sugar Refining
American Steel & Foundry
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Locomotive
American Tele
Telg
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnadale Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Burrough Adding Machines
Cerre de Pasco
Milwaukee& St
Rock Island & FP
Chile
Chrysler
Coen Colatees
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
du Pont de Nemours
Louisiana Oil & Refining
Mack Trucks
Marland Ojene
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle States
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moon Motors
Ford of Warl
Famove Players
Fisk Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast Freeport
Texas General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Western Su
Houston Oil
Studson Motors
Hup Motors
Hainois Central
OF & Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
International Nickel
International Paper
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Telx
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Bringfield
New Moon Motors
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
Prairie Oil and Gas
Packard Motor
Van-American Tet
Trans B. Pennsylvania R. BR
Pere-Marqueste Phillips Petroleum
Pure Orly
Dee Sais Radio
of America New Radio
of America
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Coal
Oil Skelly Oil
Southern Southern Railway
Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Coal & Or
Timken Roller Bearing
Union Pacific
U. 8
United States Steel
Victor Talking Machine
White Fagle
Cficago Grain Tableennett & Co
James E
Secret Service
Majestic Radio
Vinh ¢Ajestic
Io7
iscerRabe
Panhandle Music Co
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