Indicted Banker Again Disappears
An indicted banker vanishes for the second time amid ongoing legal scrutiny and search efforts. Authorities say the case remains active as investigators pursue new leads and potential whereabouts.
17 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Breckenridge American
Location
Breckenridge, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1933
Page
1
An indicted banker vanishes for the second time amid ongoing legal scrutiny and search efforts. Authorities say the case remains active as investigators pursue new leads and potential whereabouts.
A fragmented note lists sales activity on the Ne Sverenian exchange with unclear figures and names. The readable portion indicates totals and a meeting reference but lacks complete details for precise figures or participants.
Oil price policy moves aim to prevent market slowdown. Officials plan actions to maintain supply flow and stabilize costs amid volatility. Key figures include Ickes and allied agencies coordinating with industry groups to avert shortages and protect consumers.
Fragmented text references Roosevelt's son and a wet raid. The readable portions hint at a news item detailing an official action or statement following the incident, with oblique references to dates and reactions. The lack of clear names or dates limits precise reconstruction from the source.
A local figure named McGregor will represent Ma in an upcoming event. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the report centers on McGregor's involvement and representation for Ma.
A garbled report mentions Clark discussing county 70 funding and a church cotton money figure of 18 000 dollars. It cites Stephens Farmers and hints at expected allocations, with strained wording and broken phrases across multiple lines.
Readable bits mention names and places in a chaotic mix. It references a person named Han Gare and a Rain or Paste event with odd quotes. Overall, the text appears as garbled OCR from a historical page with no clear cohesive news item or outcome.
Report notes that 500 business men would aid the Recovery Act by calling for an extra session. The item mentions figures, proposed legislation, and the role of women in supporting economic measures amid national tense times.
A fragmentary item notes homes entering a beauty contest with partial names and unclear details. The text references participants or organizers and hints at an event related to a beauty pageant context without full specifics.
A local obituary note reports Newby attending his father’s funeral rites. Details are limited but indicate family, community gathering, and a respectful farewell in the hometown.
Fragmented OCR text mentions textile men and code related terms with scattered names and places. No clear event dates or outcomes exist, but references to a contest or scorer imply a sporting or competitive context. The readable parts suggest a regional textile industry or worker gathering described in period newspaper style.
A fragmented sports note reports Olden and Breek Oilers in a fast game at home on Sunday. The brief text mentions players and a jammed sequence but is largely unreadable, offering limited names and actions.
A fragmentary update notes rising payrolls and growing business activity across Texas urban centers. The readable portions reference wage increases, construction momentum, and shifting labor demand impacting local economies.
Firemen report two airmen killed in separate incidents in German woods as tests are repealed. The article notes fatalities across two states and references emergency responders on the scenes.
A brief line of chaotic text suggests a theater program item titled The Scarlet Sin with scattered letters and fragments surrounding it. The legible core notes a theatrical presentation and cast listing in a damaged OCR fragment.
A stolen automobile has been recovered and charges filed against a suspect. Police report details are limited due to the damaged source text.
Fragmented voter notes show Jim Liaes discussed as a bond candidate with unclear details. The text references a tram, rooms, and dates in garbled form, suggesting a local ballot or campaign item with incomplete phrases. The article conveys a murky snapshot of a political process.
Taxpayers appear before the Tas Board amid a pared down session. Attendees voice concerns over local charges and budget impacts while board members outline processes and potential next steps.
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An article fragment details a start of a 1.580 mile jump in a record flight with unclear surrounding text. The readable portion mentions names and notes about the event and participants, but the exact context and outcomes remain obscured.
Local officials report a man was taken into custody amid unclear circumstances. No further details on identity or charges are provided, and the investigation continues.
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