Barrows Pal Sought In Mace Case Trial
Fort Worth witnesses and police hunted Henry Methvin for a habeas corpus hearing involving Billie Mace sister of Bonnie Parker. Subpoena passed to Dallas officers. Methvin evaded capture as prosecutors consider his potential pardon help. Methvin linked to Barrow Bonnie case. hearing resumes in District Court.
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Fort Worth
Ofhcers
Henry Methvin
Clyde Barrow
Billie Mace
Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Methvin
Dallas
Eastham
Raymond Hamilton
Barro
Bonnie
Rrow
Frank Amer
Dallas County
Heriff
Bob Alcorn
War Clouds Over Strife and Arbitration Debate
The piece discusses tear gas use against striking workers and the looming threat of a near war atmosphere. It notes labor leaders distrust arbitration and government fairness, urging decisive action to protect peace and safety. It also reports William A. Robinson's critical illness in the Galapagos while aboard a Navy destroyer seeks medical aid.
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William A. Robinson
Galapagos Islands
United States Navy
Mr. Robinson
Milk poisoners and estate tax loom in legacy debate
The text contrasts public outrage sparked by sensational acts with the unseen harm of milk poisoning. It notes Nathan Straus’s advocacy against impure milk, cites Mrs. Whitelaw Reid's 1931 death and $18,589,916 estate, and explains a $7,000,000 stock-decline implies inheritance tax for heirs.
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Mr. Robinson
Nathan Straus
Madison Square Garden
New York
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Great Britain
Cystex Promise for Kidney Relief and Quick Action
Thousands claim freedom from nocturia and discomfort with Cystex. A doctor’s prescription claims to start within 15 minutes, flushing acids and toxins, soothing membranes, and promising a money back guarantee if not effective. At drugstores, cost is about 3 cents per dose.
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Lee
Soak the rich and loaves and fishes in old times
The piece argues heirs pay heavy taxes on estate wealth while noting cases of alleged embezzlement and lavish fortunes. It cites Julius Rosenwald's heirs, Harold L. Kunstler, a White Plains title firm, and Sir Robert Mond, linking wealth to weak law enforcement. It also mentions Ickes and labor patterns as a broader critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rosenwald
Mr. Rosenwald
New York
Harold L. Kunstler
Kunstler
Justice Kunstler
White Plains
N. Y
Camel Advertisement Promises Energy Boost and Cheer
An ad touts Camels as a simple way to lift energy, reduce fatigue and irritability, and restore focus. It claims Camel tobacco provides a natural energy flow without strain, suggesting smoking often for sustained vitality and mood.
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New York
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Barrows Pal
Texas
Sir Robert Mond
Hitler
Germany
Italy
Ickes
Arcady
Aily
Ugeles
Empe
Madison
Canada Dry
RJ. Reynnelds Tobacco Company
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