Ranchman Dies in Brewster County After 15 Years as Treasurer
Alpine Texas reports J Chastain pioneer Brewster County ranchman died of apoplexy yesterday. He served as county treasurer for 15 years. In a separate incident Martin Lozano reported to police that an unknown man fired three shots at Lozano and his two dogs at dawn near 524 North Peeor Street.
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Boy Invents Tubeless Radio From Kentucky Mountain Youth
Ernest Patrick, a twenty one year old Kentucky mountain youth, declares his tubeless radio an all electric AC set without vacuum tubes. He claims lower costs, near lifetime service, and banished static with sharper tuning and instant station pickup. The 18½ by 12 by 6 inch device evolved over six years in his basement with Chicago and Bedford backers and adviser Dr Bruce Morgan.
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Columbus
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Office Boys Must Pay Income Tax in Alberta
In Alberta under the new provincial tax, unmarried persons earning 15 dollars a week will pay 3.30 dollars a year. The change applies to office boys as well as others earning the specified amount.
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Alta
Apn
Alberta
Germany May Buy Farm Board Wheat
Germany may purchase between 10,000,000 and 15,000,000 bushels of Farm Board stabilization wheat if credits are satisfactory. Proceeding under Washington expectations, this potential sale hinges on credit arrangements and official approval.
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Washington, D. c
An Appeal to The Senate Continued Prom Page One
A reflective political commentary argues government finances suffer from extravagance and a pursuit to tax the rich. It urges broader taxation, less reliance on volatile big incomes, and advocates adopting a sales tax to avoid deeper national decline.
Finger traced to Ohio medical school extortion plot
A severed index finger and a grim extortion note were traced by Cleveland police today to a northern Ohio medical school. Financier and sportsman John H. Wilberding had received threats to pay 1000 in small bills to a messenger. A second note demanded 3000 after warnings to stop contacting police. The envelope with the finger was delivered to Wilberding’s mailbox. Police suspect revenge motives.
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John.h. Wilberding
Belents
Ohio
Edward Barrows
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Wilherding
Yo Yo Festival Preview Sparks City Fun Contest
Local clubs warn of upcoming playground demonstrations as youth Yo Yo spinners rehearse for The Light's big 100 cash prize contest for children under one year. Friday shows at Lions Field before enthusiasts and a Woodlawn Lake event Saturday morning. An important Sunday edition promise to name entrants.
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Filipinus
San Antonio
de Vera
Lionsfield
Woodlawn Lake
One Vote Costs $21 in Wetumka Oklahoma Fourth Ward
In Wetumka Oklahoma April 14 one vote in the municipal election cost 21 dollars. Seven officials were required at 3 dollars each. The lone ballot elected W. Maslin a Democrat in the Fourth ward.
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Oxla
Wetumka
W. ®. Maslin
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