City Considers Bond Ruling After July 14 Vote
City legal staff to decide Thursday afternoon or Friday morning on whether to seek a bond ruling. Funding bonds would retire 1,100,000 in outstanding city debts and restore back tax mover. Citizens League challenges validity, contending the move violated the city charter as efforts to defeat legislative action continue despite Senate Bill No. 44 passing.
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Ity
Citigens’ League
League
Nix On Pajamas For Soldiers At Fort Sill
Fort Sill Oklahoma August 27 M Pajamas for a soldier purchase of 60 pairs cited by Mes E D Corbin adjutant general's office Oklahoma City for the National Guard hospital here was disallowed by state auditor Frank Carter. Carter notes the charge as disavowed not a proper claim and says purchases should be personal expenses. Governor Ross Sterling last week signed. The Simpson company refuses to handle bonds until attorney general office approval is removed from beds placed weeks ago.
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Fort Sill
Okla
E. D. Corbin
Adjutant General's Office
Oklahoma City
National Guard
Frank Carter
Muntor
Carter
Ross
Sterling
Simpson Company
Attorney General's Office
System hints for refreshing the body during fatigue
The note cautions to refresh the body when hot or tired and to remember self care during demanding states. It advises listening to bodily signals and taking breaks or nourishment as needed to maintain focus and avoid overheating.
Capone Sought In Kidnapping of John J. Lynch
Chicago crime commission lists Al Capone as Public Enemy No 1 while investigations focus on the kidnapping of turfman John J Lynch who returned home after a week in captivity. Police search intensifies as leaders from diverse gangs are suspected. A $25,000 reward from Daily Racing Form offers help, while details of ransom payments remain unclear.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Toledo
California
Lynch
Turf Publiation
Snid Lynch
Die
Lane
Ghienzo
Alphonse Gapone
Chicago Crime Commission
John J
Jack") Lynch
City considers bond issue to fund jobless relief
Georges A. Davis leads a 19 000 signature petition urging a municipal bond between 2.5 and 3.5 million to fund jobs on streets parks and sewage improvements. Mayor Chambers will present the measure to the city council while noting no firm stance for or against.
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Georges A. Davis
West Peek
Chalbers
Clursday
Avis
Davis
Riot at Prison Firefight Ends. Guards Wounded and Fugitives
Warden James P. G Morgan reports a general riot at the facility when inmate Schlager attempted to seize weapons. A guard was wounded during the clash, and prisoner Rees Frenuk Uohfer fired at a guard. A raid thief was killed in the chaos while three other prisoners escaped or were recaptured as security restored order.
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Rees Frenuk Uohfer
Flohfer
Ho-Pital
Ingke
Cpic
James P. G Morgan
Graf Zeppeli Embarks For Swiss Eight Hour Cruise
Graf Zeppeli departs for an eight hour cruise over Switzerland with a passenger named She. Afterward she plans a trans Atlantic flight to Brazil Saturday night. Also advertised a business opportunity promising financial independence. Classified BO light notices.
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Priedrichburfen
Germany
Zeppeli
Switzerland
Brazil
Lieutenants Report at Kelly Field Assignments
First Lieutenant W. EB Winteen of the air corps reported for duty at Kelly Field. Lieutenant Tuas L. Gilbert, after a tour in Hawaii, is assigned to the Forty second School Squadron at Kelly Field. Both officers recently completed overseas service in the Philippines and Hawaii.
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Kelly
W. EB. Winteen
Air Corps, Bn
Kelly Field
Hay Leev
Voxrs
Philippine Islands
Tuas L. ‘ Gilbert
Hawaii
Kellyfield
British Novelist Sir not Caine Ill at Home on Isle
London reports Sir Caine the British novelist and dramatist is critically ill at his home on the Isle of Wight. He is 78, with Lady Caine and other family summoned to his bedside.
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London
Sir Not Caine
Isle of
Afan Ho
Lady Caine
Greebn
Burglary Reports Theft From Home and Locker Breakin
A burglary at 221 Peek Avenue by Mrs A J Saver saw $12 worth of clothing stolen. Joe Cruz of 1917 Column Street reported a locker broken open on West Josephine Street with $2.50 and a packet book taken. Louis Estrada of 115 Pastores Street reported a cow loss. Abe told police.
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A.J. Saver
Joe Cruz
Atreet
West Josephine Street
Louis Estrada
Pastores Street
Abe
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