Hawaii Probes Japanese Meetings In Bond Scheme
Federal investigators widened their inquiry in Honolulu and Hilo into plans to market unregistered Japanese emergency bonds in Hawaii. The probe centers on a public subscription to the fatherland worth 1 000 000 yen with connections to Yokohama Specie Bank and officials like Toshio Shirai and a Honolulu meeting. Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer arrived for an emergency session amid possible injunctions. A separate survey notes seven South Carolinians left the state for every outsider during the 1920s to 1930.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Kent
Securities and Exchange Ission
San Francisco
Hilo
Fatherland
SEC
Washington
United States
Yokohama Specie Bank
Toshio Shirai
Los Angeles
Arkansas gets Negro prisoner in Monticello case
C B Blanks alias Pike Roberson, 36, a former Monroe Black man, surrendered to Monticello Ark authorities on a charge of assault with intent to kill after being shot by Collinston marshal E L Hinton while resisting arrest. He also faces a robbery count in Morehouse parish and is tied to an axe attack on logger Jack Howard leaving him critically wounded.
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Bastrop
C. B. Blanks
Pike Roberson
Monroe
Collinston
Monticello
Ark
Morehouse Parish
Arkansas
Jack Howard
Howard
D. J. Loyd
Bastrop-Bonita Highway
F. S. Stevenson
Rites Held for J W Smith Senior Architect at Monroe
Funeral services for James Worthey Smith 69 senior partner of J W Smith and Associates were conducted at Peters Funeral chapel with Rev Ernest Duncan Molloway officiating. Burial followed at Hasley Cemetery with Masons and Shriners overseeing graveside rites. Survived by wife twin daughters a son and two sisters one son F W Smith died recently. The article notes sun distance trivia.
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James Worthey Smith
J. W. Smith and Associates
Peters Funeral Chapel
Ernest Duncan Molloway
First Presbyterian Church of
Monroe
Hasley Cemetery
J. F. Bennett
Elmer Slagle
W. M. Harper
Roy Q. Cole
S. A. Colline
Wayne Huckaby
W. B. Clarke
2. H. Watkins
George Zeigin
Andrews
Charles Schulze
L. Neville
F. C. Bennett
J. H. Trousdale
Frank Massing
Masons
The
Shriners
Mr. Smith
M. D. Jones
Mra
Jewel! Cox
Houston
Tex
D. Curtis Smith
Mary Sandifer
Wesson, Ark
Will Taylor
Jacksonville
Fla
F. W. Smith
Christmas Seal Use Now Wider in Ouachita Campaign
The Ouachita Tuberculosis and Public Health Association reports broader Christmas seal use this year. About 6,000 residents in Twin Cities and Ouachita parish received seals by mail, with many sending checks or small gifts to fund tuberculosis work. Campaign manager Claude Harrison urges continued remittance despite the holiday rush.
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Ouachita Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Twin Cities
Ouachita Parish
Claude Harrison
Patrolmen Key to Police Work in Scranton Tale
In Scranton on December 2 Director of Public Safety James M. Powell told city council that Mexican notarized police equipment is all tight but foot patrolmen remain the eyes and ears of the force. He asked for 2 additional men noting they perform a service that cannot be done by swift-moving radio squads.
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Scranton
James M. Powell
City Courcil
Motive Sought in Slaying of Five in Savannah
Police investigated a double murder that left a family of four and a nearby man dead in Savannah. Governor Rivers offered a reward for the slayer. Five victims were identified as James Sidney Tillman and Mire Tillman their two daughters Clare Pearl and Leola and a man named Thomas. The Tillmans were beaten with a pipe and shot at close range. A gun and tools were found at the scene and a inquest was set for today.
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Savannah
Dee
ED. Rivers
Jamee Sidney Tillman
Mire
Mary Eliza Tillman
Clare Pearl
Leola
Thomas
Tillman
W. Chapman
Tillmena
Robebery
Apply This Once and Kill the Itch Advertisement
An advertisement claims a single application cures scabies by penetrating the skin to kill all itch mites within 30 minutes. It promotes a product for commerce in Coe or Gent, near Commerce, Georgia, and includes a dangerous instruction line urging self harm.
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Bernhardt
DeSiard Sts
J. C. Loftin
Mgr
Personal
New York
So! Bloom
Miami
Florida
Lancaster
Adelaide C. Webb
Haig & Haig
Johnnie Walker
Windsor
Liggett
By Horton
Whitman
Liggett’s Fruit and Nuts Chocolates
Horton’s Red Velour
Whitman’s Fairhill Chocolates
Dover
Peedertecins Orvis Toe Rove
DeSiard
Lepgi
Joan Manning
Chocolates
Adrienne Vanity
Racer
le Fae de
Cologne
Paris
Soda King
Syphon
Hoya
Glee Maing
Playwell
Tock
GIL Blue Blades
Princely Gilt
Bond Street Yardley
Sleviside Tete
Warbeble Marbeille Cane
Renee Eed
Itte
Mennen
William
Brownie, Jr
Companion
Musecatel
Gladstone
Kentucky
Kia
Congress
I Helson
Frank Medico
Rosacco
IGAEL
Sox Wait Tetris Ton AO
Chesterfields Camels
OLD Golds
Luckies
Raleighs
With
the Citadel
Tantalux
Cardinal Personal
Bee
Everest
Liggett’s
Schenley AA
Century Club
Glenmore
Calvert
Continental
Dresden
Parteiea Patrician
Old Forester
Old Taylor
C. F.C
I. W. Harper
Gibson
Richard Hudnut
Hudnut
Gemey
Lily of
Yankey Clover
J. W. Smith
Tully
Chestas
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