City election guarded under 300 armed guards in New Orleans
New Orleans gears for the mayoral primary with 300 armed guards under an arbitration panel from all factions. District Attorney warns against fraud while Huey Long faction and Walmsley camp rally rivals. Regular police barred from partisan badges as voters face tight security.
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New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
Long
Walmsley
Regular Organization
Francis Williams
anti-Long
Anti- Walmsley
John Klorer
Huey Long
Herbert Homes
Eugene Stanley
Mayor Walmsley
Jail Terms For Firing Puppy
In Birmingham Alabama on January 22 a white man and a Black man were sentenced to six months in jail and fined $100 each for setting fire to a fox terrier puppy after soaking it with gasoline. Judge Henry J. Martin called the act fiendish and the worst he had seen, imposing the maximum cruelty to animals penalty. Charles L. Martin 24 and Will Ellis 21 were the defendants.
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Birmingham
Ala
Henry J. Martin
Charles L. Martin
Will Ellis
McDowell seeks adoption help for baby boy request
Letter to Tack reveals desire for a baby boy of one to two years old, asking for guidance to reach the right party. Also notes a lost purse incident at Buchanan School on January 11, described as black with suede zipper top containing a vanity and fountain pen.
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H. E. McDowell
Box 325
Waynoka
Okla
Buchanan School
Courthouse Deed Transfers and Vehicle Registrations
Courthouse records list numerous warranty deeds transferring lots and acreage among Gaines T Warren Sarah D Warren Ben Henson and others with prices ranging from 1 to 6673.06 for Sunset Park properties and a 5 acre tract in NE4 Sec 166. Also filed are car and truck registrations for Frost Motor Co FE I Broughton First National Bank J J Dimmitt Mary E Bivins and others noting 1934 Plymouth Dodge Chevrolet and GMC trucks with addresses in City Okla and other localities.
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Sunset Park
Farm & Home
Mary H. Turner
E. H. Petty
Farm & Home S. & L
C. A. Hetrick
J. O. Lewis
Ab&m
Metes and Bounds
Continental
Sav
C. E. Gilmer
H. W. Allen
Fuqua
Mellrory
Frost Motor Co
City
Plymouth
Sam Scheinberg
C. J. Lane
Jackson
Dodge
FE. W. Means
H. E. Baker
Buch
Help Wanted And Lost Items In Classified Notes
A mixed set of reader notices includes a lost comb and 30 cents with a reward offered, requests for rooming-house placement, and several help-wanted pleas from individuals seeking work or lodging. Additional reader comments mention opinions on local cinema and a humorous anecdote about a misdirected wheelbarrow joke.
Classified want ads snippet with personal notices
A fragmented page shows personal ads including needs for a bird cage exchange, a girl seeking work in house care, a deaf person seeking child care work, a woman seeking house work and room and board, a request for correspondence with a Christian gentleman, and other brief notices from Parker’s Tourist Camp and local addresses.
Lost cow feed and purse seek return with contact
A message reports missing cow feed from between Eighth Avenue and Grant Street and 827 North Van Buren Street. The caretaker pleads for its return and asks anyone who found it to call 5817. The note also mentions a lost purse and requests help locating it.
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Tack
Eighth Avenue
Grant Street
North van Buren Street
Lost purse in business district with small cash
The writer seeks help locating a purse lost Wednesday in the business district. It contained two ten dollar bills a five a couple of ones and a note noting hard work to support three children. The sender asks for aid and signs off with contact code ER Dial 9730. TALES YOU LOVE TO SNEER Deat Tack.
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Dial
Lonely widowed man seeks companion for marriage
A reader asks for a lonely widow or old maid aged 35 to 47 as a lifelong Church of Christ member who does not drink gamble or swear. He owns his home and signs Tack 4 D Box 5016 North Amarillo Station in a brief letter to the paper.
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Tack
Church of Christ
Reward for purse and contact details
A reward offer for a lost black purse calling 8285 the finder. It held $8.00 plus change and receipts with the name Tack. Also a separate note from Mrs. W. L. Montgomery seeking work as housekeeper or practical nurse, contact Mrs. A. J. Ryals at 221 Georgia Street Floydada Texas.
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Tack
W. L. Montgomery
A. J. Ryals
Georgia Street
Floydada
Texas
Man Kills Himself on Paris Area Farm
Charley Smiley, a 50 year old Paris landowner and farm operator, shot himself yesterday while seated in his car about 11 miles northeast of Paris. His brother-in-law J E Woodfin witnessed the act. Investigating officers said no inquest was needed and Smiley left notes about funeral plans. He had been despondent for some time.
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Paris
Charley Smiley
J. E. Woodfin
Smiley
No Such Thing as a Born Criminal Says Professor
A contended discussion on criminal anthropology notes there is no born criminal and that alcohol and disease may lower inhibition. It recounts Dr Meyer dissecting Giuseppe Zangara’s brain and a Johns Hopkins doctor’s experience with donated brains. Professor Kincaid of Washington University is cited on oysters and feeding.
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Dr. Meyer
Giuseppe Zengara
Roosevelt
May~or
Cermak
Chicago
Johns Hopkins
Kincaid
University of Washington
Oysters thrive on absence of food and monarchist musings
A curious note observes oysters surviving on bacteria after all food was removed for ten months, then shifts to political commentary about Hitler era monarchists and a forecast of Germany's return to monarchy. It discusses dirigible travel, U S Russia trade links, and a giant gas balloon to study the upper atmosphere, highlighting potential value beyond cotton.
Condensed JAD Salts Promises Rapid Weight Loss
Advertises a new Condensed JAD Salts method claiming a pound per day loss while eating more, with a teaspoonful in water before breakfast and two eating changes. Promises moisture weight drop on day one and removal of poisons, urging purchase at drug stores as a poison banisher, not a reducing aid.
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