Boy Hunted in Hobo Jungles Across Nation
William Webster Theile, 15, heir to millions and descendant of Daniel Webster, vanished 28 days ago. His father, head of Wall Street firms, disclosed a private detective search found no clues while police noted the boy frequented a Harlem 10 cent dance hall and sold school books for small sums before his disappearance.
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New York
William Webster Theile
Daniel Webster
Wall Street
Ima Green Webster
Siloam Springs
Ark
Theile
Willam
Harlem
Atlantic Investing Corp
Catalin Corporation of America
William
Courthouse records and vehicle registrations listed
The notice records transfers including Globe Realty Co to L L Beale for Lot 1 Block 381 Mirror at 1230 dollars and Inez Benton with J M Benesch, plus registrations for Buick Plymouth Studebaker and Chevrolet vehicles to various owners. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples and a Brazilian government plan sets seven radio zones with station caps by city.
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Globe Realty Co
L. L. Beale
Mirror
Inez B. Benton
J. M. Benesch
S. J. H. Ltd. Snv. & L Assn
W. C. Whitecotton
Pimples Quickly Dried By Black and White Ointment
Advertisement puff touts Black and White Ointment for drying pimples rashes and blemishes with safe scientific claims. Mentions trial size 10c large can 25c and synergy with Black and White Skin Soap. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Texans Open Centennial With Giant Pageant Saturday
Five days before the $25 million Texas Centennial Exposition the labor force races to finish structures while a 100 workers strike stalls the state hall. Secretary Daniel C. Roper will open the fair at noon with a jeweled key as Marine Band music and a global radio ceremony broadcast from the Cotton Bowl lead to the gates opening. Transmitters in the stadium will capture remarks by Senor Augusto Barcia about De Pinedo’s 1519 Texas discovery.
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Felix R. McKnight
Dallas
William A. Webb
Roper
Works Progress Administration
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Marine
Texas’ Exposition
Cotton Bowl Stadium
United States Marine Band
Senor Augusto Barcia
Madrid
Francisco de Pinedo
Texas
O'Brien Nominated for Reappointment
President Roosevelt nominated Robert Lincoln O'Brien, Republican chairman of the tariff program, for reappointment. Washington watched for opposition among Republican senators who recently opposed a plank endorsing the Roosevelt administration's tariff methods.
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Washington
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
Roosevelt
O'Brien
Four Bonus Stations Planned In Amarillo For Soldier Bonus
Postmaster W D DeGrassi announces four certifying stations in Amarillo to cash the soldier bonus. One will be at Legion headquarters in Municipal Auditorium, another at Ottinger's leather shop on Polk Street, with additional stations in North Amarillo and San Jacinto. Also notes Warren Williams first drew attention on stage for resembling John Barrymore.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Amarillo
Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Ottinger
Polk Street
San Jacinto
Livestock Prices Mixed at Kansas City as Hogs Cattle Beef
USDA market news reports receipts of 2600 hogs 7000 cattle and 4000 sheep. Hogs steady to higher with top at 9.85 and 9.65 for specific weight classes. Cattle bids mostly lower early with vealers steady, fed steers 7.00 to 8.00, yearlings to 8.26, vealers around 8.90. Sheep steady to weak with top native lambs 11.75. New Orleans cotton firm on dry weather. July opens 11.53, October 10.54, December 10.49, January 10.47.
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Kansas City
United States Department of Agriculture
Lambe
New Orleans
Townsend and Preacher Form United Front in Allentown
Dr. Francis E Townsend and Rev Gerald L K Smith leader of Share the Wealth Clubs joined to oppose dictatorship in Washington and combat Communism and Farleyism They pledged a united front until the emergency is met and victory won after a public handshake in Allentown June 1.
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Allentown
Francis E. Townsend
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey P. Long
Washington
McCraw Seeks Re election On Record Of Service
Austin June 1 Attorney General William McCraw announced his candidacy for re election citing his record of the past two years. He said in this Centennial year Texas can lead America in restoring confidence with help from the legislature and interested citizens.
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Austin
U.P
William McCraw
Texas
America
McCraw
Attorney General's Department
Eskridge Goes to Trial for Slaying Orange Police Chief
The Rev. Edgar Eskridge faced trial in Houston for the slaying of his former friend Chief Ed O'Reilly of Orange. O'Reilly, a church member, was fatally wounded May 29 when a shotgun discharged from a passing car.
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Houston
Edgar Eskridge
Ed O'Reilly
Orange
O’reilly
Negro Solon Blasts GOP in House Speech
In Washington on June 1 Rep. Arthur W. Mitchell Democrat Illinois the only Black congressman charged the Republican party has kept Negroes in political slavery for 70 years. Ida Lupino plans a trailer trip to Mexico.
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Washington
House
Arthur W. Mitchell
Illinois
Burning Toast Triggers False Alarm in Kansas City
Firemen found a smoke-filled two-story building and prepared to tear up the floor when Mrs. C. B. Rice revealed a burnt piece of bread in a toaster. The incident, initially thought to be a blaze, ended as a kitchen mishap.
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Kansas City
Youth Killed as Train Hits Car Near Quapaw
A Frisco passenger train struck a stalled car near Quapaw Sunday afternoon killing Leroy Sturgeon 25 of Doughit and injuring Don Cooper 20 with a fractured skull while Bill Little 18 of Quapaw escaped unharmed. A third youth leaped to safety.
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Miami
Okla
Quapaw
Leroy Sturgeon
Doughit
Don Cooper
Bill Little
A Wonderful Little Mother continues bedtime tale
The excerpt shows a motherly scene where a nurse-like figure praises bravery in a mother’s love as she cares for a baby at Farmer Brown’s, implying a compassionate bond. The text frames a continuation titled A Wonderful Little Mother with themes of care and protection.
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Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
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