Confessed to Sending Death Bomb in Muskegon
In Muskegon a 25 year old Bartlett confessed to sending the bomb that killed August Kruebach his wife Janet and her fiancé William Frank as the funeral cortege moved to Unkhurst cemetery. The confession was reported by prosecutor R G Dunn who said Bartlett would plead guilty to first degree murder in circuit court after arraignment tomorrow.
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Asa
Bs Bartlct
Lake
Hanessed
August Kruebach
Tuuehter
Janet
Wam Frank
Bartlett
R. G. Dunn
Elks’ Temple
Unkhurst
Whitehall
Kruebach
Bartlet
There There Everywhere Wespack Fertilizer For Lawn
Local notes mention Wespack fertilizer and several people in Texas and California. Joe Stephens of Long Beach visits his brother A E Stephens in Amarillo. Homer L Smith found dead with a bullet wound on the Panhandle highway last Tuesday night. Homer Wade of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting with oil men in Memphis and a program for visiting oil men during the convention.
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Whoney
Joe Stephens
Long Beach
Calif
Amarillo
A. E. Stephens
Pierce Street
Stephens
California
Mary Nobghter
H. A. Ni
National Park Sen
Washington, D.C
Ed Pittman
Northwest Texas
D. Y. Taylor
Winters
Texas
Homer L. Smith
Panhandle
Taylor
Joe Turner
Smith
Turner
Borger
Homer Wade
How to Make Finer Flavored Jams and Jellies
Advertises Certo rapid short boil method for jams and jellies. Claims six million women use the technique and that Certo preserves fresh fruit flavor with minimal cooking time. Includes offer for a trial half size bottle and a recipe book, with address in Rochester New York.
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Douglas-Pectin Corporation
Granite Building
Rochester
N. Y
Mrs E C Toepperwein Recalls Dr Pierce’s Prescription Help
A testimonial from Mrs. E C Toepperwein of San Antonio credits Dr Pierce’s Prescription for restoring health after years of decline. She notes improved vigor after using multiple bottles and praises the medicine as free medical advice she received.
Half Minute Interviews Sparks Oil Mergers and Local Worries
Fred Bone notes Wales Madden as an officer in many oil firms and director of others while resigning as secretary treasurer. Kork Kelly reports ill health and a misread war department note. R G Barnam questions a newspaper photo. N D Bartlett mentions Silk well scouts. Henry Hall accuses lars oil firms of ruining Mesalero holdings in New Mexico.
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Fred Bone
Wales Madden
Henry Hall
Lars
New Mexico
K C Man to Drill Test Wells for City Water Plant
Phillip S Judy of Kansas City will oversee the drilling of test wells on the Word ranch as part of the city water works project. The city awarded and forfeited a contract to Well Works of Garden City, with pipeline and other phases due to begin in about 30 days. Mayor Bivins expects bids on June 14 for pipeline work while W Kiersted, city consulting engineer, has filed plans and specs with the commission.
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Phillip S. Judy
Kansas City
Well Works Company
Garden City
Bivins
W. Kiersted
Balloonist Hurt as Akron Flies in Gordon Bennett Race
Herbert Max son, assistant to pilot John Boettner of the American balloon Akron, was thrown from the basket near Antwerp. He escaped with slight bruises as the Akron, still aloft the next morning, remained officially out of the Gordon Bennett race.
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iBy
Associated Press
Brussels
Herbert Maxson
John Boettner
Akron
Bakset
Antwerp
Boettner
No Trace Found After Man Tries Rio Grande Swim
A traveling salesman, Charles F. Smith of Corpus Christi, disappeared after attempting to swim the Rio Grande from Mexico into the United States. Authorities say no trace has been found and a body search continues along the river. Mexican officers deny shots were fired during the incident after an argument with a taxi driver.
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Associated P'ress
Brownsville
Tex
Charles F. Smith
Corpus Christ
Rio Grande
Mexico
Smith
Unclear text fragment about a border incident
A partial account describes a party crossing a stream with one member reaching the American side, another caught on the Mexican side, and the third remaining stranded until Sunday morning.
Beggars' Tickets Issued in Germany to Curb Begging
Germany adopts a ticket system to curb begging. Citizens harassed by beggars may buy tickets worth five to ten pfennigs to trade for food or lodging at relief bureaus. Imposters spotted as some tear up tickets in disgust. Soft water for your radiator at the High School Service Station.
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Germany
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