Bruman Life at Stake in Desert Poker Drama
In a tense high stakes poker game, Dad and Joe Lundy battle over a pot near a desert door. Lundy leverages IOUs to pressure Dad as the crowd watches, while Dad risks his mine transfer and fear of a possible straight flush.
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Oith
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Lunay
Jerry Peterson
Joe Lundy
Lundys
Dai
Sven
Street rackets and coupon swaps in New York
Summer brings petty racketeering with stolen goods pitches. Five people offer items like suits, perfume, and a mysterious watch, sold under sub rosa conditions as trucks transport suspect merchandise. Separately, cigar coupons fund stamp trading among youths, with dealers noting modest profit amid a growing hobby. An actress earns a Paris role after two days of study. Coney Island’s Eden Musee adds to the horror beat with wax exhibits.
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New York
Daily Cross Word Puzzee Clue Fragments
Fragmented crossword clues list reader readable items such as Across answers referencing Farmer Peter Partly colored fifty adverbial end and other garbled entries. Names like El Staa and Hi Eragrane appear distorted among numbers and miskeyed terms.
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Famer
Mather
Puzzle page fragments confuse Saturday reader
An OCR distorted page lists scattered clues and stray phrases including numbers, names, and partial words. It reads like a jumble of puzzles and stray notes with references to poems, plants, dishes, and foreign terms, offering few coherent facts or a clear central event.
State Briefs From The Associated Press
Spencer Lonnie Paxton twenty four of Polendenin was killed when his truck plunged into a ditch. Hinton Abbey Meadows Democrat was elected mayor of Hinton. Fred L Teal superintendent of schools at Wheeling offered similar position here. Wheeling Tea undecided about accepting Charleston offer. Kenova P E Way independent reelected mayor of Kenova. Charleston Governor Byrd of Virginia asked for inter station rendition of Robert Chambers wanted in Huntington for burglary by Governor Conley.
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Lonnie Paxton
pOlendenin
Charleston
Fred L. Teal
Wheeling
Tea
Byrd
Virginia
Robert Chambers
Huntington
Conley
Dorothy Burgess Debuts in Fox Film In Old Arizona
At the Strand the charming Dor othy Burgess makes her screen debut in Fox Films In Old Arizona directed by Raoul Walsh and Irving Cummings with Warner Baxter and Hamond Lowe. The movie marks Fox Movietone’s first feature length air talking drama as casting tested ingenues and voice value.
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Dorothy Burgess
Fox Films
Old Arizona
Raoul Walsh
Irving Cummings
Warner Baxter
Hamond Lowe
Fox Movietone
Jamiss Burgess
Los Angeles
The Old Afizéna story by Tom Bukgy
A fragment from a Tom Bukgy tale mentions Parrell MacDonald Ivan Snow Joe W Brown Tom Santschi Frank Campeau and James Marcus in a cast praised as truly all star with varied performances.
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Tom Bukgy
Truly All Star
Parrell MacDonald
Ivan Snow
Joe W. Brown
Tom Santschi
Frank Campeau
James Marcus
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Cities
A collage of brief notes from New York Westport Moscow and Burlington recounts Earhart opposing a women’s ten thousand dollar racing idea, a man’s shorts trend among male summer residents, French midnight sailings ending, Lauretta Olston returning a found diamond ring valued at ten thousand, Soviet delegates at a godless congress, and a golden wedding present from a New York bank to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith.
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Lauretta
Olston
Na Company
Burlington, VI
Charles P. Smith
Chief Justice Taft Leaves Hospital for Murray Bay
Washington reports Chief Justice Taft fully recovered from his ailment and preparing to leave the hospital late today for his summer home at Murray Bay Canada. His household will accompany him except Mrs Taft who stays in Washington to assist. He is much benefited by hospital treatment.
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Taft
Murray Bay
Canada
Overnight World Briefs From Washington To Iceland
Domestic Washington Senate rejects farm bill and presses Hoover plan to resolve relief tangle from a conference of leaders with Hoover, oil firms led by Standard of Indiana, convicted of Sherman act violations. Plane crashes into governor Largan’s summer home in Seagirt New Jersey. Edward J. Fogarty, Cook County jail warden, Chicago, dies by own hand in South Bend. Oil field fire in Los Angeles area climbs to four million dollars. W. D. Boyce, Chicago publisher and big game hunter, dies. Miss Austria Lisl Goldarbieter crowned Miss Universe in Galveston. Robert Gordon Sproul elected president of the University of California. Constitutional League of Louisiana forms to oppose Governor Long in New Orleans. Iceland Swedish filers fail thrice to reach Greenland en route to New York. Mexican students seize main building of national university in Mexico City. Ampush forces in Rabat clash with Senegalese infantry and camel corps. repulsed. Martial law in Willemstad, Dutch West Indies to curb Venezuelan raids. Princess Teana of Romania visits Sweden and is presented two sailing boats.
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Senate
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House
Chicago
Standard of Indiana
Seagirt
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Largan
South Bend
Ind
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Cook County
Los Angeles
Chicazo
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Dies
Galveston
Tex
Lisl Goldarbeiter
Austria
Berkeley
Cal
Robert Gordon "Sproul
University of California, New Orlean
Constitutional League of Louisiana
Long
Reykjavik
Iceland
Greenland
New York
Mexico City
National University
Rabat
Morocco
Moroccan Camel Corps
Willemstad
Dutch West Indies
Governor Lamon Survives Plane Crash at Camp Larson
Seagirt June 12 A biplane piloted by Taft carrying two papers landed on the grounds before Governor Lamon's summer home. The craft struck a flagpole tore a wing burst into the cottage ceiling. occupants escaped unharmed as fire was extinguished. The governor was away. his mother Mrs Regina Larson was nearby when the plane crashed into the room.
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Morgan
Larson
Lter
Taft
White House
Lamon
Camp Larson
Thomas Hanson
Mrs Kahn Seeks Aid to Victims of Dry Cops
Representative Florence P Kahin introduced a bill in Washington on June 12 to authorize payment of 25 dollars to dependents of persons killed by prohibition agents. The measure covers dependents unless the officer was intoxicated or negligent in duty. The proposal aims to provide relief for families harmed by enforcement actions during prohibition.
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Florence P. Kahin
Californa
Prohibition
Gelt Deterite
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