Oscar Falls Victim to Eros In Frivolous Photo Contest
A reeling city scene shows Oscar crashing into editors fire as Longur riffs question a mysterious photo girl. The camera contest awards five prizes for images including a Seminole Indian and a snowpass in the mountains while readers are invited to submit more photographs and envelopes to the Tar Light Picture contest editor.
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Oscar
Eagleere
Fr. Zuelecke
West Trevis Street
E. R Sedgwick
Highland Boulerary
Vernon Walker
Becker Street
Katherine Garrett
Willow Street
Gyins
Camera
Tar Light
Indian and Papoose Kodak Contest Winner
First prize in the Kodak contest goes to Mrs. F Zuelecke of 3814 West Travis Street for her snapshot of Seminole Indians. The Light and Fox company sponsors the event.
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Kodak
Fragmented Readers List and Addresses in Local Notice
The item lists names and street addresses with scattered fragments including Fox company on Houston street and many individuals such as Miss Billy Res Bult at 105 Callaghan avenue Ellen Zimmermann 22 Saunders avenue Mrs Van 6 Carson street and others. It appears as a partial notice or muster of recipients without a clear event or action.
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Fox Company
Houston Street
Billy Res Bult
Callaghan Avenue
L. M. Burns
Wyoming Erect
Ellen Zimmermann
Saunders Avenue
Van
Carson Street
P. UD
Burange
Toute G
Gay
Helenud Street
D. E. Hoffman
West Gramercy Pave
Tobert Graves
Smiler
Towas
Jack Frocke
Martha Duckworth
Inesa Street
Serst
A Keols
Gonzales Street
B.S. Sewell Nodgs
Wife traders jailed for 19 months in Lincoln case
Lincoln men Ned Geonett and Horace Reed were sentenced to 19 months in jail after pleading guilty to statutory charges. Judge Broady noted the option of up to four years but cited their plea and the impact on families. Mrs Slade had appeared to county commissioners for charity and was placed under juvenile ward supervison.
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Lincoln
Neti
Ami
Geonett
Ned
Clin Slade
Horace Reed
Deanice
Broady
Yesternlas
Jay Tiready
Slade
County Officials oppose automoble license funds relocation
County Judge Perry Robertson and the Bexar County commissioners joined State Senator W. A. Williamson to oppose relocating automotive license funds. They warned the special session would consider restricting counties from receiving more than 50 000 of registration fees into the state highway maintenance fund. Williamson said legislation would be introduced to block the move, backed by county judges and commissioners of smaller counties. He urged letters to other county officials across Texas highlighting the plan’s impact.
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Perry
Robertson
Bexar County
W. A. Williamson
Willan
Efimmiasiocera
Texas
Og Muaintenance Fund
Houten
Ann Forrest In Critical Condition After Auto Crash
Film star Ann Forrest lies near death at St. Francis Hospital after an early morning crash following a party. John G. Warner, partner in Fuller Richter and Aldrich, was driving. the collision occurred with a test car. Warner escaped unharmed.
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Ann Forrest
Cersal Servier Hantyon
Ronn
April UL
Lan Fortet
St. Francis Hospital
John G. Warner 1
Atack Bokeraxe
Fuller
Woman Leader of Communists is Jailed in Carolina
A female communist leader was jailed in Charlotte after a speech. Alley Doerrwee remained in jail near Charlotte, with authorities moving to bring her before district court in Trenton. The events followed an arrest of another woman yesterday.
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Carolina
Stoke
Seus Giliel
Sesterlay
Fool
Elle Daigsan
Sete Pond
Trenton
Major Carl Terry Relieved of Post
Major Carl Terry was relieved of his post and reassigned to a new duty station. The change, ordered by military authorities, places him at a forward supply depot while another officer assumes command. Terry reported to his new assignment on December 16, 1924, at Wet Sans U Hourt.
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Carl Terry
Trey
Carpa Sean
Fort Bam
Menstan
Tiny Teen
Charlertay
Bog
RRA
Mader Terry
Wet
Circus Film at Princess Promises Big Screen Sideshow
The Princess presents The Sideshow a circus style film photographed by movie cameras. Stars Marie Provost Ralph Greven and Mattin Lilly head the cast with a special midget act. Light Classified ads tease exceptional bursting in the kind of work you want.
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Miovis Cassera
Marie Provost
Ralph Greven
Mattin Lilly
Chicago gun show falls flat amid misfires and dismay
April reports from Chicago describe a puzzled reaction to the Gun exhibition featuring Two-Gun Tob and Deb Timbert from Idaho. Audiences witness mishaps as demonstrations falter and pistols misfire, leaving attendees unimpressed and critics calling the event disappointing.
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Chicago
Deb Timbert
Idaho
Tob
Inmuk Walton Jengueru
Pine Obierago
Youth Dies After 60 Foot Fall From Wire Tower
Houston report says 17 year old Lyle Carder of Stouston fell sixty feet from a high tension wire tower near Houston and died from injuries sustained in the accident.
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Houston
Lyle Carder
Stouston
Here
Biggest Ore Blast Hits 600,000 Tons
In the Lake Superior ore region a massive blast shattered ore structures at a volunteer pit near Negaunee Michigan. The charge broke about 600,000 tons of ore and used roughly 212,000 pounds of explosive, with an estimated cost of $110,000 for drills and related work.
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Negaures
Michy
Ute
Lake Superior
Mae Palmer Restorery
SIL Iwag
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