Cosmopolitan Bank Fails to Open in Cincinnati
The Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co. in Cincinnati did not open amid the arrest of A. O. Shafer district sales manager for Henry L. Doherty and Co. Officials say Shafer’s alleged shortage could total 1.5 million with about 550000 tied to the bank. Shafer faces embezzlement charges including 10160.50 and was released on a 30000 bond.
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Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co
A. O. Shafer
Henry L. Doherty and Co
State Banking Department
Shafer
Police Claim They Know Man's Slayer
Chicago officials state they know the slayer of Albert Lingle the Tribune reporter killed en route to Washington Park race track. They refuse to name the suspect but confirm the killer is an ex convict with multiple prison terms.
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Washington Park
Shooting Affray Sparks Bond Posted in Dawson County
Lamesa June 10 United Press reports a fourth Dawson county shooting this year in a dispute over children's marriages. Bill Snow suffered a broken leg from a bullet hit. A. A. Smith surrendered to O'Donnell officers and was released on bond.
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United Press
Lamesa
Anther
Ander
Dawson County
Bill Snow
A. A. Smith
O’donnel
Blaze at Clyde Markwood Home Sparks City Fire Response
A fire at Clyde Markwood's home prompted a 2:30 call from the fire department. Damage came from flames and water, with most furniture saved. The incident involved a quick response, and investigators noted potential insurance implications and a near total loss. A man who aided firefighting is asked to return a purse.
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Clyde Markwood
City Council Approves Accounts at Monday Meeting
The City Council met on Monday night and passed accounts with no other business appearing. The Favorite was advised this morning at the council session.
Washington Shares in $37 Per Capita Circulation
Treasury figures show per capita circulation at $37, a figure connected to national spending, while mentions of George Bernard Shaw and film rights to a picture in England hint at broader cultural investments. A Cannon victory is noted in a Methodist conference final move.
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Washington
Treasury
Coun
Cannon Victor
Methodist
Motor Car Makers Keep to Rules for Foreign Trade
Washington dispatch reports Commerce official George Fr Viault outlines automobile trade rules for foreign markets. Manufacturers must adapt colors and right hand drive features for regions like Persia and Britain and replace metric gauges for some markets. The piece notes color appeal, tropical usage, and safety equipment differences across countries.
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Robert C. Albright
United Press
Washington
George Fr. Viault
Commerce Department
Persia
Viault
Japan
Europe
Great Britain
Hen Mothers Kittens Montrose Foster Mother Cats
A farm scene describes a hen on Ralph Nash’s farm that mothers six kittens. The bird acts as a foster mother to the kittens as she would to chicks, an unusual display of maternal behavior.
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Montrose
Ralph Nash
Nash
Boy Dove in Shallow Water Dies of Broken Neck near Orange
George F E Colbert Jr 17 a Texas Aggie freshman died today after diving into shallow Blue Lake near Orange Texas. The injury occurred Sunday when he struck his neck on the lake bottom. Local authorities announced the fatal accident and ongoing investigation.
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United Press
Orange
George FE. Colbert Jr
Texas Aggie
Blue Lake
Here
Unday
Federal Agents Shot By Mountaineer In Alturas Standoff
Rodney Selby, 35, a service station proprietor, eluded posses in Modoc County Calif after shooting and killing one federal agent and wounding another during an attempted arrest at a mountain service station. Albert Brown died en route to hospital. Robert Davis survived the attack.Authorities searched the rugged terrain for Selby following the shooting incident.
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United Press
Alturas
Calif
Modoc County
Rodney Selby
Mountaineer
Albert A. Brown
Robert A. Davis
Selby
Lonely Mountain
Brown
Record of a daring drive spans several states
A driver from Angeles California to New Jersey made a brief appearance in Bonham Monday night where onlookers timed a claimed dirt road trip of about forty miles in thirty minutes. In Longview Texas Clifford Felts, son of Miro and Mac Felts, fell from a moving car injuring his spine and becoming paralyzed. His condition led to transfer to a Dallas hospital. The death toll in 120 totaled 61 000, a 102 percent rise.
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Calif
New Jersey
Bonham
New Mexico
Park
Longview
Texas
Jum O. Clifford Felts
Miro and
Mac UW
Felts
Dallas
Anitarium
Cleveland reclusive heir’s will upheld by judge
Relatives of Val entine Christ, a Cleveland recluse who died in 1910, win a probate ruling upholding a will found 15 years after his death. Nephews John and Oliver Christ and niece Mrs. Ethel Schamadan receive the bulk of the fortune, while most estate land is not surrendered due to innocent purchases. The bulk of the assets has been sold and the beneficiaries receive only small parcels and minor personal effects.
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Cleveland
Valentine Christ
Common Pleas
Frank Phillips
Aeist
John
Oliver Christ
Ethel Schamadan
Christ
Weather forecast for Texas with showers likely
The 24 hour reading ends at 7 am shows a high of 86 and a low of 69. East Texas expected cloudy unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers in the west. West Texas cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Wednesday unsettled with probable showers in the southeast.
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Texas
San Angelo Banker Louis Tylrt Dies at 65
Louis L. Tylrt 65 prominent West Texas banker died in a Temple hospital after internal hemorrhage. He led the Sawyer Cattle Co. and was vice-president of the San Angelo Rotary Club. Former Tom Green County tax assessor and former city mayor.
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United Press
Angelo
Louis L. Tylrt
West Texas
Temple Hospital
Sawyer Cattle Co
San Angelo
Kingsbury Fire Destroys Five Businesses
Five business establishments in Kingsbury were destroyed by a fire that began in the First National Bank building and spread to a drug store, a mercantile outlet, two frame garages, and a lumbering spread. Water shortages hampered firefighting efforts as damage reached about $65,000.
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United Press
Kingsbury
First National Bank
Kingsbury Drug
J. A. Lynch & Co
Memphis Police Officer Recalls Unclear Trap Suspect
Report describes a chaotic scene as officers in Memphis coordinate a call with Captain Hulet Smith and others. A misread summons, traffic fear, and shifting statements frame the incident amid a tense exchange near headquarters. A witness mentions a rainbow visible through rain and clouds during the confusion.
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Hulet Smith
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Enies
Local Men Attend Greenville C of C Meeting
Several Greenville area men attended the Greenville Chamber of Commerce meeting to discuss the district plan for East Texas regional commerce. Speakers reviewed district structure with county representatives and outlined committees to advance agricultural and business efforts across Hunt and nearby counties.
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East Texas
Greenville
Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Port Arthi
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
John D. Middleton
Justicet Nol
Hunt
Hopkins
Delta
Lamar
Kannin
Grayson
Collta
Rockwall
Dallas
Kaufman
van Zandt
Rains
Chamber of Commerce
Guy A. Blount
Nacogdoches
Harrison
M. Harrison
W Ork Regial
Texco
Pisstisen
Mayfield predicts himself to lead first Democratic primary
Mayfield claims supporters expect him to head the ticket in the first Democratic primary. He cites Mirton Ferguson or Thomas B. Sue as likely rivals in the second primary. The withdrawal of Governor Moody does not affect Mayfield's campaign as he speaks at Teague this afternoon.
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Mexea
Iarle Dr. Mayfield
Mirton Ferguson
Thomas B. Sue
Timary
Moody Doe
Mayfield
Teague
Rain Appearances, No Rains Reported
Fragmentary weather notes show rain appearances mentioned with no rainfall reported. The text references days and locations in a garbled transcription, limiting clear meteorological details or dates.
Simmons Cowboys Reach Indianapolis
In June the famed Simmons University Cowboys Band of Abilem Texas stopped in Indianapolis for its only halt before New York. The band paraded downtown and gave a brief concert at the capitol. Otto G. Field greeted the color guard in Gov. Harry Leslie’s absence.
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Indianapolis
Europe
Famou Simmon University Cowboys
Abilem
Texas
New York
Capitol
Harry Leslie
Otto G. Field
Will Dritt Heads Polo Team at Arizona
Will Dritt, Wildcat No. 2, was elected captain of the University of Arizona polo team for next year. In his first Arizona season he earned the Rider Cummings trophy as outstanding member of the squad. Dritt played two years at New Mexico Military Institute before enrolling at Arizona.
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Ariz
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Dritt
Rider Cummings
New Mexico Military Institute
Billie Dritt
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