Promoter of a low-rate store scheme hunted by authorities
A suspected fraud ring operated a fake store front to lure customers into a "gut-rate" clothing and jewelry scheme. Samuel Lester, linked to the operation, was identified in Enid by witnesses and police as the man behind the offices rented on Court Street. Post Office officials, after receiving complaints, traced goods moved through the mail to various business houses before the scheme collapsed. Lester reportedly disappeared and later reappeared as investigators pursued his movements, with authorities preparing to pursue charges.
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North Cour
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Bees Samuel Lester
Lester
Wertheimer
Hfe
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Biser
Heman
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Lesver
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Horseradish Dressing and Other Salads Tonight Menu
A kitchen feature outlines horseradish dressing recipes for celery carrot and apple salads, plus a potato mayonnaise and bacon dressing. It includes ingredients like cream paprika white pepper and horseradish and notes preparation steps and serving ideas.
Christmas Play and Socials Highlight Winfield Circle
The Winfield circuit held a Christmas program at Ebenezer church with an organ prelude by Mrs George Magin and a "Let There Be Light" play featuring Father Ambrose Everett Wright Nellie Kathryn Wright Soldier Harry Pickett Azariah Riv Mr Amoss Want s Clara Bernes Adelene Jenkins and Burnell Jenkins. Roland Grimes hosted gatherings with the Jenk ins Waltz and Pickett families. A Chicago labor racketeering case tied to unions and lawyers surfaced with 35 to 48 suspects charged in a sweeping graft probe.
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Winfield
Jane
Barbers Watts
Ruth Hobbs
Ridgeville
Mary Summers
Prederick
Wilam Prekett
Roland Grimes
Burnell
Westminster
Dramatic Club
Ebenezer Church
George Magin
Howard Amoss
the Dramatic Club Choir
Helen Pickett
Elizabeth Nail
Scripure
Barbara Waltz
Song of Love
Pearl Conaway
Father Ambrose
Everett Wright
Nellie
Kathryn Wright
Harry Pickett
Azariah
Riv
Mr. Amoss
Clara Bernes
Adelene Jenkins
Francis Magrn
Acoss
Pearl Conowly
Burnell Jenkins
James Jenkins, Jr
C. At Waltz
Helen Pickets
Adaline Jenkins
Burnell Grimes
Hard Coughs or Colds Use Mace to Soothe Relief
A column touts a remedy labeled Mace to ease hard coughs and colds. It claims science backs seven tips and warns rapid relief can come with caution, noting effectiveness varies by cold type and dosage.
Radio Day by Day Highlights From January Air Schedule
AP Radio Editor reviews network plans as WJZ NBC WEAF CBS and others lay out upcoming programs. Highlights include speeches by Secretary of the Interior Ickes and Ambassador Troyanovsky, plus musical and variety selections across stations with schedules from morning to night.
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New York
Anoher
Wright
Wjz-Nbc
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Ben Bernice Hias
Efrem Zimbalss
Lam
WJZ Group
Veta van Ail
Bob Taplinger
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WEAP
NBC
Cavaliers
Abe Lyman
Drems
Pionsieur Beauceire
John Esskine
WABC
CBS
Olsen and Johnson
Bary Eastman
Joe Haymes
WJZ
Frank Simon
Freddie Startin
Ambassador Troyanovsky
Sovie
Russia
WEAF
Metropolitan Opera
Arlene Jackson
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Panbho
Trio Romantique
Trial Date Set For $75,000 Alienation Suit in Rockville
The $75,000 alienation of affections case brought by Welter Comer of this city against G Frank Thomas of Ad amstoun is set for next Tuesday at 9 30 am in the Montgomery County Circuit Court Rockville. About twenty witnesses will be summoned for the hearing. Samuel A. Lewis represents Comer and Leo Weinberg represents Thomas. A second suit for $30,000 by Edward D Shriner Jr against Miss Olaude M L Stogner of Rockingham N C has been set for Tuesday January 16 and was also moved to Rockville for venue. Attorney T J Courtney claimed has rid Chicago of racketeers.
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Welter Comer
G. Frank Thomas
Adamstoun
Montgomery County
Rockville
Crml
Samuel A. Lewis
Comer
Leo Weinberg
Attornney
Thomas
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Olaude ML Stogner
Rockingham
N. C
Rockwilli
Atomey
T. J. Courtney
Chicago
Marriage license racket probed in Frederick County
United States Attorney led a 425 person investigation into a marriage license racket linked to clerks who issued licenses and kept names out of papers. Reports describe clerks charging fees to conceal marriages and to seal records, with some couples paying to avoid publicity.
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Prederck
United States
Attormens
Wrimere
Saad
Baltimore
Wetlin
Marrage
Court Intervenes as Illegal Ceremony Sparks Racket
The clerk halted the procedure after officials learned of the scheme. Ministers faced pressure and a demand for extortion money, with Sobel refusing to name participants. The report notes ongoing warnings and legal consequences including possible prison terms for those involved.
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Sobel
Lindbergh
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