Sugar gamble scam shocks rural to city readers
A rural resident known as a gambler on New York sugar futures comes to town, sells non existent sugar to buyers, fails to deliver, and appeals to wage his case before Washington. The tariff board rejects his plea while victims seek restitution, illustrating harsh penalties for imaginary goods fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiha
New York
Phen
Smmart
Washington
United States
Bim Su
Ant
Land for Indians and the ethics of giving
The piece questions a proposal attributed to John Collier to give back to Indians land deemed marginal and unfit for American farmers. It argues Indians deserve liberal treatment and that much land once theirs was taken, traded for small prices, and must be treated as equal citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collier
Fragmented obituary notices from an older local paper
A garbled segment reports a sixty fifth birthday and a telecommunication milestone worldwide. It mentions a ten year old Kimmerer, and a death of a child at the hands of parents, with references to Elizabeth Denton and Judge Ben. Citizens filed in federal records amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Kimmerer
Doe Himf Wenivgiti
Elizabeth Denton
Ben
Pnett
New York Day by Day in MelINTYRE's Column
A New York Day by Day column recounts social and cultural notes from the city. It names Brooks Atkinson, Bud Kelland, Esmond O’Brien, Bob Hope, Amelia Earhart, and others, riffing on stage life, dancing, and urban scenes. It touches on Harlem Lindy hop, the Met and Tut, and funny exchanges about elevators and slang in the Bowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedda Hopper
Bitty Kendall
Brooks Atkinson
Bud Kelland
Smedley Buller
Kimmy Durante
Esmond O'Brien
Hervey Allen Feil
Edward N. Woscott
Metstore
David Harum
Ernest Thompson Seton
al Capone
Devil's Island
Gene Buck
Bob Slagar
Bob Hope
Percy Kilbride Pye
Tim
Amelia Earhart
Rudy Walier
Robert Bernehler
Hin Mien
Gibson
Bishop Potter
N. C
George Arnsby
Bob Davis
Harlem
Henry Lee
Esmond O’brien
Mysterious Orloff Ally Provides London Lead
Victor Bridges presents Sir William and Stellman in a tense ride to a Milan hotel. Orloff, head of a Continental trading concern with Moscow ties, is analyzed as a powerful figure with money behind him. The narrator meets Melly and Jerry in Chicago signals, then returns to reveal to them a dangerous confidential exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Orlorf
Sir Williams
Stellman
Willam
Dslun
Parker
Peter Orloff
Authoritien
Moscow
Grofft
Ile
Orly
Bir Wiliam
Orloff
London
Chicago
Jerry
Milan
Melly
Thala
Molly
Jimmy Pine
Ohalk
Faulkner Holiday Week Christmas Program Attendance
Faulkner news notes a holiday week event program held Monday night with good attendance. Mentions Bauna Nis and Bey winning in a few events as Eddie Madgiing Nix and others are referenced in a brief recap of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Vaulhener
Lew H Bey
Eddiq
Hatchet with a Century of Family History Reveals War Ties
A long fragment recounts a small hatchet passed through generations from Ban Tyler, a Virginian who served in the 1812 era, to Lilburne Tyler in Texas, later owned by Mrs. West. The piece blends memory of old tools with notes on 19th century attire and fashion trends.
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Sontherters
New York
Jimmy
United States
Tay
Ben Tylér
Eso
Ben
Ales
West
Tyler
Ben Tyler
Lilburne Tyler
Mra
Texas
Virginia
Mr. Tyler
Ile
Attractions At Paris Theatres Border Menace Feature
The Lamar theater offers Border Menace as the Friday Saturday feature with thrilling border tales and dangerous riding. The program includes a serial episode Burn Tin Go Barnes starring Franklin Dwarro and Wilsome, plus Eyes Intest of the picty star and an adventure with eight Ryan featuring Temple as an orphan daughter. Also showing is Red Rider West with Buck Jones and Carrying Thy Mali a tale of danger in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar ‘Theatre
Pease Thoan
Entertainment
the Lamar
Frankin Dwarro
America
Ryan
Temple
Chi
Lous
Shirley
Shirley Templa
Wirlel
Plaga Theatre
Sal
Wally Wales
West
Dillon
Buck Jones
Roxeton Personal Notices Holiday Items
Roxeton personal column lists patients visitors and holiday guestings across many local families. Names include Ming Ceeil Denton hospital in Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Maes of Litlle Meek Ark, Mr. and Mrs. Richey, Mrs. Rosa Payne, Mrs. Helen Bludworth, Rev. and Mrs. Coppin and daughter Marie, Mrs. Bud, KP Lowe, W F Patton, John selling, J W Watson, Neal Newton, Bon Klockten, Mack Floyd, Dan McAlister, Mas Duncan, Alien Duncan funeral, Margel and A W Poteet, Ethel Steward, with various travels and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxton
Ming Ceeil Denton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paris
M.D. Maes
Litlle Meek
Ark
Worth Maness
Robert Richey
J. 8. Richey
Fs Pully
Rosa Payne le Jo West
McLennan County
GB. A. Warren
Dallas
John Wood
San Marcos
T. D. Mitchell
Iyler
Mires Helen Bludworth
F. D. Coppin
Marie
Witee
Bud
Abbians
Colorado
KP. Lowe
Oklahoma City
W. FP. Patton
John
Clarienville
Aire
J. W. Watson
Neal Newton
Dalla
Bon Klockten
John. Mtockion
Cooper
Mack Floyd
Charleston
Art
Dan McAliser
Mas Duncan
Bonham Whatsday
Alien Duncan
Mra J
Punean
Bonben
Margel
A. W. Poteet
Poteet
Ethel Steward
Marvin Connor
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Melintyre
Forsythe Street
Rameses I
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Luxor
Thebes
Tut
Sth Avenne
S2d Street
Radio City
Charlie Hughes
Jascha Heifets
Jascha Heifetz
Vas
Rubinoff
Bowery
Etevedoreg
Rouaring Weert Street
Star-Telegram
Greenville Banner
DaeTer
UK Hill
Victor Bridges
Walt
Mitello
Callylus Tea
Alps
Olf Avan
Monliy
Sir Willams
Eomald
Farar
Omborne
Blossom Woratt
Tro Y
LAMAR
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Pri Bal
James Dunn
Jane Darwell
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