Lanes Arrest Old Romance Ex Prisoner Eytinge
Kansas City report on Louis Victor Eytinge once famed advertising man, imprisoned for murder and forgery, paroled in 1923 after a romance with Miss Diver. He says joint bank account with wife led to arrest for checks drawn with insufficient funds. He claims forgery charge not proven.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Louis Victor Eytinge
Ing. Bivict
Arizona
John Leicht
Eytinge
Miss Line Diver
New York
Miss Diver
Eotinge
Lotinge
Price
Bytinge
Pittsburgh
Transatlantic plane to use compact French engine
Experts say a new 550 horsepower motor by a French inventor will be fitted into the wing, reducing headroom and allowing much higher speeds. In other notes, China imports 1,609,000 pounds of butter yearly while the Philippines with a smaller population consumes about 1,000,000 pounds.
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China
Philippines
Teachers Pay Plan Faces Strong Legislative Opposition
Austin May 6 Opposed by Sen J W Reid and Prof R L Marcus the plan to classify teacher salaries across institutions faces vigorous resistance at the Texas legislature. The proposal would place UT in Class A Texas Tech and A M in Class C, setting salary scales by class. The opponents argue equal pay for equal work across institutions.
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International News Service
Austin
House Appropriations Committee
J. W. Reid
Canyon
R. L. Marcus
State Teachers College
Denton
Marcus
Reid
Appropriations Committee
University of Texas
Texas Tech
College
European passports to solve visa nuisance proposed
Paris May 6 European countries would sign an agreement creating inter European passport committees in each capital. Passports issued by these committees would be valid for all member states reducing visa hassle.
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Paris
L’ere Nouvelle
Feasibility of Special Visas Discussed by Newspaper
The article notes that special visas would be required for all other countries and treats the suggestion as feasible as the International Postal Convention. It frames the idea as a practical option in global travel and diplomatic policy discussions.
Fireproof Film Promises Safe, Cheap Projection
A British inventor after fourteen years of work claims to have perfected a fireproof moving picture film. It cannot burn yet should produce as satisfactory images at a lower cost than standard film. The invention could eliminate costly fire precautions in theater projection rooms.
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Ytinge
MR. Gray
Ruth Snyder
Long Island City
N. Y
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Lee McCombs
Chesney
Marinello
Marinello Bob and Beauty Parlor
Regent
Polk
S. L. Edwards
East Sth
Union
Premier Distributing Co
Broom St
Dallas
U. S
A. S
U.S
Usco
United States
Tyler
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