PAMCLAD SOLDIERS FLEE FROM FORT SILL IN PAJAMAS
Seven prisoners escaped from Fort Sill Oklahoma last night. Two guards were disarmed and an attempted escape involved commandeering an Indian motor car later abandoned at Elgin. Five others fled from the hospital ward after assaulting a guard. Suspects named include Jessa Brown Rex Parker Carl Bellows Zack Milligan Floyd Brown J A McCain Leonard Shelton. The incident marks the largest break since 1828.
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Port Sill
Okis
Fort Sill
Jessa Brown
Negro
Rex 1
Parker
Elgin
Carl L. Bellows
Zack W. Milligan
Floyd F. Brown
J. A. McCain
Leonard H. Shelton
Filipino official James Clark rises from ad reader to treasurer
The article recounts James Clark of Pangasinan, Philippines, who answered a classified ad seeking teachers in Oklahoma about 28 years ago and advanced to provincial treasurer, handling taxes and internal revenue for a 500000-person province. He has lived in the Philippine Islands 24 years, traveled Asia, Europe, and Africa, and is now visiting the United States for four months before returning. His daughter is Mrs. Dan Allensworth of 303 Ridgewood Avenue.
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James Clark
Pagasinan
Philippine Islands
Dan Allensworth
Ridgewood Avenue
James
Oklahoma
Philip
Pine Islands
Europe
Asia
Rica
Pacific
States
Allensworth
Ardmore
Ohio
Pangasinan
Island
Philippine Senate
Weatherman Seeks to Retain His Job
Washington, Aug. 11. F. Landis of the Fort Worth weather bureau asked the census bureau to verify his claimed age of 68 to avoid retirement under the economy bill. Records show born August 1, 1862, making him eligible for compulsory retirement unless age is confirmed.
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Washington, D
F. Landis
Fort Worth
Hoover Lawn Party Opens Hoover Campaign At White House
President Hoover prepares to launch his re election drive with a garden party at the White House grounds in Washington. Officials will receive the formal nomination notification at Constitution Hall later, as prominent Republicans gather for the ceremony. Three African American guests are invited yet expected to skip the garden party. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt arrives to attend the motivation ceremonies.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Hoover
Constitution Hall
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington-Hoover Airport
Anslinger Sees Progress in War on Narcotics in Texas
United States narcotics chief Harry Anslinger visited the San Antonio office to review federal efforts against illegal drugs. He reported three tons seized in 1941 and noted a growing crackdown nationwide making trafficking less profitable and more dangerous. The visit aligned with plans for a uniform state narcotic law to be proposed to the bar association.
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Harry d. Anslinger
United States
San Antonio
New England
Louisiana
New York
Bar Association
Nslinger
Texas
Harry 3. Anstinger
United States Commissioner of Narcotics
Optimism border tiny fraction of eastern import influx
A terse report notes optimism at the border remained below one hundredth of the volume brought into the country on the eastern coast, signaling calmer border activity compared with eastern port arrivals.
Union Pacific Declares Dividend On Common Stock
New York August 11 AP Union Pacific Railroad declares a dividend of 1.50 a share on common stock maintaining the 6 annual basis set three months ago when the yearly rate was cut from 3.10 The move preserves the prior level amid financial adjustments.
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New York
Union Pacific Railroad
Compion
One Dead and Two Injured in Labor Row Gunfire
A machine gun attack during a labor dispute in East Bt Aug. JL- one man named Alden Ollie Moore 37 business agent for the Bollenmakers union was killed. Two others Benjamin Rector 44 constable for Centerville Township and Charles Duncan 43 were wounded as bullets rained down while Moore spoke with Rector and Duncan.
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East BT
Louie
Aug
Alden “Ollie” Moore
Bollenmakers’ Union
Benjamin ‘Rector
Centerville —Township
Charles Duncas
Moore
Rector
Duncan
Wake Up Your Liver Without Calomel Pills Advertised
An old advertisement markets Carter's Little Liver Pills as a harmless, stomach and liver aid. It claims two pounds of liquid bile daily will improve digestion, reduce gas, and restore energy, urging readers to ask for the red labeled Liver Pills. The copy uses persuasive testimonials and brand naming to persuade readers to buy in 1981.
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Bresia
Poland
Carter
Lovie
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Ada
Mary Jones
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vegetable Compolunii
Clark James
Philippines
Weatherman
Lee
Salling
Hoover Lawn Party
Mary Lou
Crockett
Lifebuoy
Bic
Shaw
Petrolagar
Phillip
Pinkham
Bayer
M. T. Goldmans
ABC
Wile
Panto
Bon William's
Agon Velra
Squibb
Colgate
Kolynos
Fordan
Lyon
Lawrence Electric
Krank
Mennen
Ingram
Toni
Cremos King
Reberts
Bits Roa
Garela Gondeiin
I “ Shanta H.W. Face
Cheaterfelds
Bde
Tin Siren
BBA
Wrallee Amber Uw Aie
Ramone Tampa Caben
Pasa Lines
Uss
Loum
Hopper's
Castoria
We oRite Sp
Tau Pinaud
Nicom Minden
Burns
Dr. Mcholl
Alamo Puaga
Seroco
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