Fort Worth Couple Kidnapped and Beaten Near Walnut Springs
A. L. Patillo and Miss Audrey Caviness of Fort Worth were abducted by two men near Seminary Hill and driven to a point five miles from Walnut Springs where they were beaten with a rock. Patillo reported head wounds after escaping to an oil station. Caviness was found at the rock site as a search party resumed.
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Fire at Sea Strands Thymes Crew as 14 Sailors Missing
The Thames freighter burned in Long Island Sound with at least fourteen men missing while ten were saved including Captain Robert Sherman and Chief Inspector Clarence Tibbetts. The ship sent distress calls and was later boarded by the Lexington off a coast guard picket boat.
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Bank Burglary Hits Saline Louisiana Bank of Saline Robbed
Saline Louisiana April 25 bank officials found thieves had stolen the safe containing 3750 dollars and valuable papers during the night. Entry was gained by digging a hole under the vault and the safe door hinges were removed. The safe appears loaded into a truck with no arrests yet.
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New York Theaters Estimated At Over One Thousand
An early projection puts the number of operating theaters in New York at more than 1000, signaling a booming stage culture and a dense entertainment scene across the city. Officials caution the figure is an estimate reflecting current venues.
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Weather Outlook for Texas: Cloudy Skies and Showers
East Texas sees cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight and Saturday morning in the south and east. West Texas remains partly cloudy with local showers in the east tonight. Temperatures range from a maximum near 75 to a minimum around 62 for the 24 hours ending at 7 am today.
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Squirrel season opens May with strict bag limit enforcement
Hugh Ashford, a Clarksville visiting game warden for Red River and Bowie counties, calls local attention to May 1 squirrel season start and a strict ten-squirrel daily bag limit. Outside county, hunters must have a license. within Red River County residents hunt without a license. The May 1 fish season also opens with nets under three inches banned. larger-mesh nets allowed and enforcement will be strict.
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Bold Bad Bandits Loot Oklahoma Bank at Opening
Two young bandits looted the First National Bank in Tonkawa Oklahoma shortly after opening today and escaped with about $15,000. Ralph Emerson assistant cashier and mother employee were the only others in the bank. The robbers took till cash bonds and currency from the safe and forced five customers into the vault before locking it and escaping in a coupe.
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Tonkawa
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First National Bank
Ralph Emerson
Butter as Cure Alleged by Dallas Doctors at Conference
In Dallas, Southern Clinical Society doctors discussed butter as a preventive and curative agent for cancer heart disease influenza and pneumonia. They cited Dr Weston Price’s 10 year research on vitamin D from butter noting dairy rich spring milk and capsules may aid degenerative diseases and bone health. Dr Price linked sun ray analysis to vitamin D benefiting bones teeth and infections, with the Dallas gathering featuring lectures from regional physicians. The event's oldest participant was Dr J L VanZandt of Fort Worth at age 90.
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Lamesa Jail Terms For Alleged Jake Joints Owners
April 23. Two owners of alleged jake joints in Lamesa were sentenced to the State penitentiary after grand jury investigations. Alexander, a sandwich shop owner, received one year on one indictment and faces five more. J H Lee, another sandwich shop owner, drew two years after pleading guilty to the first indictment and faces seven additional indictments.
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Alexander
J. HL. Lee
Lindbergh Heads to Florida in Fast Air Ship
Charles A. Lindbergh departed Bolling Field for Miami to inaugurate the new South American air mail route. He plans to cross the Caribbean Sea to Cristobal in the Canal Zone and expects to reach Miami by nightfall.
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Chas. A. Lindbergh
Bolling Field
Miami
Florida
Carrbbean Sea
Cristobal
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Editors Meeting in Paris Draws Northeast Texas Press
Paris, April 25. The Northeast Texas Press Association met this morning. Fred Massingill, publisher of the Terrell Tribune, is president and Arthur Bagwell of Plano is vice president.
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Duncan P T A reports on 111th I O O F anniversary
The Duncan Parent-Teacher Association met April 22 with student songs, talks, and reports. Officers were elected for the coming year and the group noted funds, memberships, and projects including health programs, pre school efforts, and organizing aid to other P T A chapters. The 111th anniversary of the Odd Fellows was celebrated with a program at the hall, featuring readings, addresses, entertainment, and fellowship.
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Mac Swope
Neil Williams
Edwin Smith
Fenner Leslie
Lem Tittsworth
Sam Meade
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Cora Cana
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Herman Hanmett
Moman Matthews
Luther Danner
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Portland man rescues self after auto plunges from pier
Mea P. F. Jewett survived a car crash when the vehicle rolled off a Portland pier. He kicked open the top of the car, escaped into the water, and swam to safety, saving his life.
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Mea
P. F. Jewett
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Stephens County Judge and ex-tax collector indicted for bribe
Breckenridge April 25. County judge W. J. Arrington and former tax collector George T. Adams were indicted by the grand jury for accepting and giving a bribe. The case centers on a warrant for excess fees totaling 35000 for 1922 work, presented to the commissioners court and cashed. Both posted bonds of 1000. trials set for May 19.
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W. J. Arrington
George T. Adams
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Adams
Arington
Commissioners Court
Jersey Club Holds Regional Jersey Meet at Sherman
Sherman Texas April 24 The largest attended dairy meet of the year was held in a regional session of the Texas Jersey Cattle Club North Texas section Breeders county agents and milk plant men from four counties heard addresses by Charles Shepherdson D T Simons Roger Davis Renee and C Thomas dasnevialhist Tom Mann A dinner at the Bink Hotel was attended by seventy five people with speeches and entertainment The program honored the Sherman Lions Club which has been active in dairy work.
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Texas
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
North Texas
Charles Shepherdson
A. & M. College
D. T. Simons
State Club
Roger Davis
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
At. Renee
Katy Railroad
C. Thomas Das
Tom Mann
Persur
T. A
Sherman's Lions Club
B. Wilbanshe
Mar Banker
Dent Oo
Tempe Club
W. R. Dan
Irangement
Enare
Grayson County
Wi Simons
Hail Storm Ravages McAllen Area Causing Heavy Damage
A severe hailstorm struck McAllen and surrounding Rio Grande Valley towns late Thursday, damaging tomatoes and corn. The storm cut a four mile wide swath, with Pharr and Mission nearby. Businesses reported extensive losses, including a large department store with damages near 50 000 dollars and roof destruction at a McAllen building. Police reported downed wires and two feet of hail in some areas. A Kansas car crash killed one person and injured several others.
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Rio Grande Valley
Pharr
Mission
Mayer
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