Oil Boom Fraud Trial Plays Fairfield Town
A long faded oil boom scheme unravels as Ira Brooks seeks to buy stock in a dormant Fairfield company. George Meadows reveals stockholder records and a hunt to reclaim options from Beverly Stark and a corporate enigma, exposing a nationwide oil scam.
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Fairfield
George Meadows
Weadows
Meadows
Ira Brooks
Brooks
Tim
Beverly Stark
Trans-Octanic
Fairfield Oil Company
Stark
Mr. Meadows
Tiust
Man Brooks
Urey
Casic Aid
Senator Wilson to Introduce Bob Bailey Event
Senator Wilson will introduce Bob Bailey on March 2 and September 22, with the days and nights equal length worldwide, amid a formal program in Hope. Speakers and schedule details are noted, though some text appears garbled.
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Senator Wilson
Bob Bailey
Eptember
Syorld
Beer Permits Denied For Three More In Hot Springs
Hot Springs officials announced three more beer permit denials after state revenue department notifications. Officials cited new applications and administrative actions affecting Unyee retail dealers Lovell Leer and associates, with further license refusals anticipated as investigations proceed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
C. B.lovell
Gatling Council Revenue Inkneller
State Revenue Department
Lovell
Golf Tournament to Be Held Here
A local golf event is announced with invites to all regional players. Organizer Mr Sreykay invites participation while noting a relaxed schedule and welcoming attitude. Mr Beawhy expresses eagerness to meet area golfers and help coordinate the event at the local Beach area.
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Lalo Liek
Tibet
Sreykay
Beawhy
Warrant Sought in Chicago Doctor Birth Certificate Case
A warrant request was made against Dr John A Ruse over the birth certificate of Donald Elorst in a custody dispute. City Chief Justice John d Sonsteby denied the warrant citing insufficent affidavit while OtHbiNs Horst and Miss Nelson were to be questioned anew to verify the child’s age and parentage as the case continues.
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Chicago
Baruch Heieg
John A. Ruse
Donal Elorst
Fosley Miubhers
Bis
John d Sonsteby
Municipal Court
Rutin
Otto Hurst
el Bing
John Begic
Anil Lelie Nelson
Pitt
Bert
Miss Nelson Avaituh
Pisani Wilbert
Fey Hardy
Ad Pve-Titul Aureentinis
Ferses
Gal Nelson
Sivas
Horst
Miles
Rose Adinily
Horst Ougas
Neldge
Jhu
Ats
Radio Career Now Beckons Miss Hallin
Isabelle Hallin, a young New England schoolteacher in Saugus Mass, seeks a radio career after a rumored party scandal cost her teaching jobs. Awaiting NBC audition for a radio newsreel, she describes the move as a matter of principle and aims to prove herself in show business despite local setbacks.
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Maria Smith
Shuey
Atic
Waldo Russell
Gor
The
Boyd
Hallli
Saugus
Miss Hallin
New York
Isabelle Hallin
Mass
NBC
Hallin
Sino-Japanese Quiet Follows Flare After Regional Clash
An AP report notes a silent stalemate a month after Sino-Japanese hostilities flared in North China. Japanese forces crushed resistance in Tientsin and Peiping while massing troops around the area. Chinese forces are estimated around 350,000 on the field with 33,000 to 48,000 in reserve.
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Associated Press
Pelong
China
Tientsin
Peiping
Abi
Imrves
Saluelig
Fies
High Hog Prices At Chicago Market Lifted by Scarcity
The Chicago hog market saw peak prices due to tight supplies, with reports of hog receipts dropping to a small volume. Farmers faced limited stock to sell despite strong demand from consumers paying high prices for various cuts as a large corn crop ripens.
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Chicago
Cory Belt
Baby Reported to Be Out of Danger
In Philadelphia the three and a half pound baby girl born after her mother died from an incurable disease was declared past the critical stage. Dr William Turnbull of Philadelphia General Hospital noted the infant had irregular nourishment overnight and a falling temperature since delivery Friday night. Doctors had waited for her mother to die before the birth.
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Philadelphia
Frances Mary Boccassini
William Turnbull
Hossia
Wheat Farmers Use More Machinery in Whitman County
Colfax, Wash. Whitman County, touted as the nation’s top wheat producer, shows prosperity lifting farm equipment. The assessor notes 3,016 fewer horses on July 1 versus last year, a 19 percent drop, while replacements boost the assessed value of farm machinery from $559,610 to $861,630.
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Colfax
Wash
Giyser
Whitman Zucity
Housing Bill Is Passed by Senate
The Wagner housing bill seeking more than 700 million dollars to clear slums and build low cost homes passed the Senate but with restraints. An amendment limiting cost per unit was upheld 40 to 39 and tabled on reconsideration 44 to 39. Final passage stood 64 to 16 with administration under Secretary Ickes. Jackson in 1828 attacked the Bank of the U S as harmful to state banks.
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Washington
Wagner
Senate
D-Ny
Byrd
D-Va
Ickes
Interior Department
Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee backs Bailey
The Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee resolves to approve the Arkansas State Central Committee’s nomination of Governor Carl E Bailey for the United States Senate. It declares support for the nomination and fidelity to the party’s rules and duties.
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US Senate
Weithen Fee
Carl E. Bailey
United States Senate
State Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Arkansas
Cerl B. Bailey
Hempestead County
Democratic Central Committee
Hempstead County
Car B. Bailey
Democratic Party
Democratic Central
State Central Committee
State Central
Carl E. Hailey
Democratic Party of Arkansas
Carl &. Batley
Cotton Market Update from New Orleans Opening
New Orleans opened Saturday with the cotton valley at 19.85 and closed at 4ME4 spot. Price movement shows Quiet six points lower and middling at 111 percent.
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New Orleans
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