NRA Sign Compliance Slows Business Recovery
Lucas reports many firms fail to comply with NRA rules and sign requirements. Postmasters say two class employers hesitate to join, and codes delay operations. Signs in windows alone won’t solve the issue, as shortages strain postoffice handling and NRA supplies in the district.
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Houston
Lucas
NRA
Itching Torture Stopped Instantly Ad D A L D Prescription
Itching torture stopped instantly claims a D A L D prescription. The ad touts thirty years of worldwide success for a grease-free antiseptic balm that cures eczema scales eruptions rashes and related skin afflictions quickly. A trial bottle is offered with a money back guarantee by Mallan Balm owners.
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Dennis
Mallan Balm
Unemployment drive expands in Chicago and San Antonio
Chicago report details George Graves claiming to marry three women to secure meals and shelter while jobless. In San Antonio a broad unemployment campaign forms with public leaders named as military style organizers. John Boyle and Joseph Frost receive NRA appoints directing regional efforts as frost duties noted.
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Chicago
George Graves
Detective Bureau
G. K. Quin
N. H. King
Nat. Goldsmith
C. C. Wilebell
Preston Dial
Arthur Biard
Alfred W. Rohde
Guy Bonham
William H. Northway
Miss Pearl Johnson
San Antonio
NRA
John Boyle
Roosevelt Oo
Bonds Fraud Allegations Spread Across San Antonio Case
Charges filed in San Antonio allege Cunningham Bonner Royster and six others conspired to receive and conceal government bonds valued at 200000 each. The group allegedly transported bonds from Missouri to Texas by air, aided by four bodyguards, with ties to Continental Bank and Trust of New York. Investigators, led by District Attorney Walter Tynan, pursued months of evidence gathering and witness statements before filing.
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Gacise
Missouri
San Antonio
Continental Bank and
Trusk Company
New York
Bonner
Cunningham
Royster
Lowit
United States of America
Treasury
Walter Tynan
Mexico
Tynan
Caplan D. EB
Hamec
Jim Shawn
James Young Jr
Yoakum Merchants Set New Daily Hours and 48 Hour Week
In Yoakum on Aug 2 merchants representing dry goods clothing shoes and textiles agreed to new hours of operation. Stores will open at 8 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. daily except Saturdays closing at 5 p.m. They will sign re employment agreements and implement a 48 hour work week. Seven firms have joined the accord.
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NRA
Gunter Hotel
Adolph Grasso
San Antonio
Automobile Trade Association
Yoakum
Five bonds stolen from New York bank traced to San Antonio
State rangers and the district attorney’s office, aided by an American Surety investigator, solved an $190,000 bond theft case. The five bonds vanished from Continental Bank and Trust, with two suspects in New York. Clues emerged after a Treasury clerk noted matching serial numbers. The bonds were moved to San Antonio and San Marcos, with one placed in a county lock box. A prominent San Antonio attorney, Cunningham, is highlighted for civic roles and a 1922 congressional bid.
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Hamer
Shawn
A. J. Goola
South
Continental Bank and Trust Company
New York
Treasury Department
al Waekington
D. E. Hamer
Jim Shawn
Investigaton
San Antonio
American Surety Company
Walter Tynan
San Marcos
Johnson
Bonner
Claude Hirkhead
Washington
MAUS
Intimalion T
Commercial National
Ernest A. Baetz
Bada
Royster
Cunningham
Cunningham, Mourland, Johnson, Rogers and Slatton
Gunter Building
George W. Brackenridge
Robert 4. Green Hospital
Congress
Fourteenth District
Harry Hertzberg
Hertzberg
Harry M. Wurgbach
Vienna Cracks Down on Nudism in Theaters and Nightlife
Vienna authorities vow stringent enforcement of new moral decrees. Police squads to raids theaters cabinets nightclubs and bookshops target nudity erotic literature and obscene displays. Violations carry penalties and indicate a broader campaign against public indecency.
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Vienna
Five Years for Counterfeiting Man in San Francisco
Frank Arquilla pled guilty to counterfeiting and was sentenced to five years in federal prison with deportation after term. Arrested in Crockett, numerous counterfeit bills found in his home and elsewhere. Also reported, relief society approves Nauvoo monument to Joseph Smith site with unveiling planned July 26.
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San Francisco
Frank Arquilla
Federal
Arquilla
Crockett
Salt Lake City
Utah
INS
Desiens
Joseph Smith
Nauvoo
Relief Society of the Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Society
Forest Corps of New Jersey to Fight Forest Fires
Trenton August 5 Civilian Conservation Corps volunteers will be detached at each forestry camp and kept ready to respond at a moment’s notice to wardens of the state forest fire service to prevent the spread of fires in New Jersey forests.
UROGHEL KIN KEEPING MUM CONTINUED STORY ON KIDNAP RANSOM
Reports vary on the ransom for Urschel including figures from 25000 to 30000 and a higher claim of 200000. Tulsa and Kansas City sources discuss negotiations with a gang based in St Louis. Urschel claims he was taken to a backwoods cabin and never saw his abductors. Mel Urschel paid the ransom promptly after two letters demanded payment. Runge to have rodeo scheduled for August on Gus Tips grounds.
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United States Bureau of Investigaton
St. Louis
Tulsa
Kansas City
Tulsa World
Callell
Cadett
John Mabee
Man
Ney
Gus Tips
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