Prosperity Signs Prosperity Signs on Wall Street
New York reports a wave of dividend declarations with Industrial Rayon at 50 cents a share annualized to $2, F. E. Myers & Bro. 35 cents payable June 30 with June 15 record, Burlington Railroad $3 a share mostly to Northern Pacific and Great Northern, and International Shoe maintaining the regular common stock dividend.
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New York
Wall Street
Industrial Rayon Corporation
F. E. Myers & Bro. Company
Burlington Railroad
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
International Shoe
Companies Declare Regular and Special Dividends
John Manville declares regular preferred dividend while Hazel Atlas Glass reports an extra 25 cent dividend and 75 cent common dividend. American Gas and Electric, Walgreen, Edison Brothers Stores also declare regular dividends in cash or stock. Mountain Producers Taylor Milling National Battery preferred Margay Oil and Vortex Cup also declare regular dividends.
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Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
American Gas and Electric
Taylor Miling
National Battery Preferred
Margay Oil Corporation
Vortex Cup Company
Oklahoma Teacher Charged in Outlaw Bank Robbery Link
Mrs Mollie Johnson a Garvin County teacher faces bank robbery charges tied to the Hot Springs National Bank raid in May. A warrant for Lyndal Cox Keith Underhill and Aronzal Breezy Cox was issued by Governor Murray on New Mexico requisition. Johnson says she joined Breezy Cox to seek a school job and learned of the 12 month teaching pay.
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Oklahoma City
Molle Johnson
Oklahoma
Hot Springs
N. M
National Bank
Underhill
Johnston County
Mrs. Johnson
Murray
Innocent Denial Aims to Avoid Humiliation Over Names
A quoted statement expresses a refusal to have individuals' names dragged into the matter, asserting innocence and a desire to prevent public humiliation. The speaker emphasizes not wanting others to suffer reputational harm.
Enraged Father Beats Woman Principal at City School
In Baltimore on June 2 Emmanuel Bennett 35 invaded Public School No 37 after dispute over his son’s transfer. He beat and kicked 42 year old principal Miss Charlotte Hanna leaving her insensible. Bennett was arrested and charged with assaults with intent to kill.
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Baltimore
Emmanuel Bennett
Bennett
Charlotte Hanna
Counterfeit $5 Bills Seized in Fort Worth and Dallas
Secret service agents seized 14 spurious five dollar notes in Fort Worth believed to be from a Chicago counterfeiting ring. The bills claimed to be issued by the First National Bank of Toledo and St Louis, and twelve more were reported at Dallas banks.
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Fort Worth
Secret Service
Chicago
First National Bank of
Toledo
St. Louis
Dallas
Ships Dodged Dynamite Off San Francisco Ferry Route
Skippers avoided collision as several hundred boxes of dynamite floated near ferry channels off San Francisco. Captains were warned to keep clear and not ram the hazardous cargo.
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San Francisco
Honey Grove Officer Arrests Two Men Over Whiskey
Honey Grove constable J. B. Ridinger arrested two men found in a bar with fifty seven half gallons of whiskey. A. S. Broadfoot, district attorney, conducted an examining trial and sent both men to the grand jury on charges of driving while intoxicated and possessing and transporting liquor. They remain jailed. Broadfoot also prepared to hold an examining trial for a horse theft case opened at Honey Grove.
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J. B. Ridinger
Honey Grove
A. S. Broadfoot
Grand
Oklahoma
Jacquemaire Rejects Ceauceau Memorial Mockery
Paris reports Mme Numa Jacquemaire, daughter of former Premier Ceauceau, refused to attend the unveiling of a vast memorial calling the statue mockery. Britain shows concern over hints of drastic economies.
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Paris
Mme Numa Jacquemaire
Clemenceau
Britain
Bonham Girls Attend Annual Homecoming at Denton College
Bonham girls and ex students of Texas State College for Women in Denton prepare for Homecoming during Commencement week. Events include a Shakespeare production by C I A Little Theatre, Blue Chambray breakfast, class meetings, ex-students banquet with Sweetheart motif, and Sunday bac calaureate plus Monday commencement. Miss Annie Crawford and Miss Mary Carr travel to Denton for the weekend.
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Texas State College For Women
Denton
C. I. A. Little Theatre
Bonham
Annie Crawford
Dallas
Mary Carr
SLAIN BY OWN TRAP IN MISSOURI POULTRY HOUSE
Soppington Missouri John Hays aged 50 died after triggering a shotgun trap he had set for thieves who stole 200 chickens. He was killed upon entering his own poultry house.
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Soppington
John Hays
Texas Farms Reap Gains From Poultry and Coccidiosis Control
Extension poultry experts report widespread control of intestinal worming and coccidiosis in chicks across Texas farms due to county demonstrations and home demonstration clubs. Counts show farm wives aided in canning and gardening, club projects built sanitary pits, and notable crop yields aided by terrace farming and water conservation.
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Texas
Collin County
Wilbarger County
Untidy OCR Note Sparks Brief Local News Item
Fragmentary text suggests a report about a 16 year old boy tied on and a broken leg incident involving a transportation event. Names and key details are garbled, leaving unclear locations, dates, or outcomes.
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