Oklahoma gas and oil probe continues in Oklahoma City
The investigation into the Culyeeesl Gas and Oil Company of Oklahoma City continued under Deputy Attorney General Richard Eberman after testimony by Police Commissioner Enright. Eberman said the bearing was secret, Boright defended the company’s integrity, and he claimed to have intended to invest 10,000 dollars, paying 1,000 so far.
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NEW Y “Rk
Fue Culyeeesl Gas and Oi Company
Okla City
Okla
Dy Deyuts
Richard Eberman
Foruhe
Wichard ¢. Enright
Mther Wphan
Aftermans
Boright
McKenzie Fails to Attract Visitors at Prison Trial
A garbled report notes Prisoner McKenzie awaiting a decision on potential execution. Despite high anticipation, not a single caller visited the jail as Detective Chief Sam Street anticipated. The morning passed with no visitors or clear updates on the case.
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McKenzie
Jai
M.y McKenzie
Oy Mols
Sam Street
Pete
Edin Tavsts Trial Recalls Frantic Legal Fight
Frances Martii Uratdall, an advertising expert, testifies in a case against George J. Gillestile, NYC official, over alleged meeting promises and financial dealings related to a Winter Supply matter. She describes itemized expenditures and a strained friendship influencing the dispute amid a long legal confrontation.
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Npay Yqius
Chanelys
Atte
Frances Martii
Uratdall
Gillesple Sith
Rerick Uriangles
Maren Sho
Gillesvie Gramisal
Brackenridge PEA Plans Anniversary Party
Brackenridge PEA announces a Friday party marking its 38th anniversary at Brackenridge High School. President Mrs Di Fa Crewe says the national network includes 60 percent of Texan chapters. local guests include Flewman and Stay Kay with Mirann Ollie Stratton assisting the program.
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Purent Teacher Association
Brackenridge High
Mra
di Fa Crewe
Brackenridee
Xentes
Wil the Flewman Tiehs
Mo Mrender
Advivuey Board
Way Stay Kay
Meadouridge
Mirann
Ollie Stratton
Vier Iin Childres
Slayer to Spend Life in Prison
A man named Kana Feb Willitia Skelton Taner Wan, described as a carpenter, confessed to a crime against Captain Thom Ae Kanilere. He was sentenced to life in prison by the authorities on a date indicated as February. The report notes the judge’s ruling and the terence of the sentence.
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Lef
St. Peter's Cathedral
Vatican City
Willitia
Skelton
Taner
Wan
Carpenter
Thom- Ae
Rave Niebe
Jofnean Honnes
Indian Ballads Held on Bank Drive Count
Fragment and garbled OCR text mentions Indian ballads or items tied to a bank drive and a list of names and numbers. It references SANTORE and TINNEY and locations like Dothan and a bank event. The readable facts are unclear and incomplete.
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Santore
Speerndines
Liege
Aquiny Vetas
Die Ag Tate Notinaat Bank
Itu
Coalition Bill on Prisons Offered in Austin
A long session in Austin features a coalition bill on prison reforms with a $350,000 rehabilitation plan for existing properties and a plan to centralize the system. Senator Williamson presides, while debates cover taxation measures on sulfur, natural gas, and a proposed per diem for employees amid ongoing impeachment charges against a local official.
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Coalition
EIN Actio
Austin
Hunter
Senate
Bigur Wirt
Wava Oodin
House
John FP. Wallace
Trugue
Phil Sander
Natydoches
Fiesta Week Parade Entries At Fiesta Week Parade
A trade parade for Fiesta Week will feature 25 entries. The board of directors authorized the industrial parade and an April 21-26 Fiesta Week program will be discussed by the committee at an upcoming meeting. President Harry Motinay will preside, with the delegation from Santh and others invited to join in the event.
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Celver
Ananimane Cate
Board of Directore
Nerm
Harry Motiyn
Ian
Soe Din Moony
Muvar ¢ Bare
Reamivsi
Vineet
Canadian Water Treaty Opposed by Local Delegation
A confused text fragment mentions opposition to a water treaty involving Canada and Niagara River interests. The readable portion references petitions, local leaders, and a broader dispute over water rights. Specific names, dates, or places are not discernible in the fragment.
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Niagara
Europe Picks Its Beauties Miss Austria and Holland’s Choice
Europe embraces beauty pageants with nations naming fairest. Ingeborg V. Grienberger is Miss Austria and Miss Koster represents Holland. Norrit Nitykowsky is described as Germany’s recently voted most beautiful girl.
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Europe
Ingeborg V. Grienberger
Austria
Miss Koster
Holland
Norrit Nitykowsky
Germany
Man Prosecuted for Red Light Saying City Too Crowded
In a courtroom scene Judge Dave Watson hears 1 R Gottlieb defend a red light stop claim by saying he walked, not drove, amid crowded streets. Gottlieb argues overpopulation risks, while police note the danger of disobeying signals. judge grants leniency and cautions him.
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Ws Schoefanberg
Votlct Waliff
1. R. Gottlieb
Gottlieb
Charles Culley Hand
Navarro
Flouston
Dave Watson
Gott
Uga
Judge Watson
Gottleb Ly
Judge Raps Movie Star in Alimony Case
Universal Service reports on William Facnin, former Luminary, fighting a temporary alimony award of 100 dollars weekly. Superior Judge Hugh J. Crawford appointed a receiver for the Hallwood Wood property and criticized the star’s actions. The wife accuses him of infidelity and hosting lavish entertainments at their Long Island home, while previous maintenance had been set at 100 dollars weekly.
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Universal Service
Angeles
Wuusel
William Facnin
Luman
The
Screen
Dacing
Guy Holls- Wood
Bert
Olive Ann Purnan
Hugh J. Crawford
Hallowood
Ing
Farnum
Sisense
J. Wale Ter Hinby
Long Island
Judge Fitzhugh Speaks at M C A Nation Meeting
Judge Fitzhugh spoke at the MCA Nation meeting themed Highness Surmounting the Warah wre. The third annual cupper was presented at Wee AL Trip night in Inde O, Mo. Attendees included Mrs Lexie Mathia president of Varne Susiness Women, Mr Carl Gross, MEX Toh M. Hannan, Miss Georgia Howson, and others from Korea and various cities who participated in the progenies.
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Mo Fitzhagt
Lexie Mathia
Carl Gross
Toh M. Hannan
Géorgia Hiwson
Fren
Minn Founie Tanne
Ching
Mins Kriede Rehneiter
Kaelaruhe
Cecemany
M Villt Barkers
Siverdlen
Cebin Tacoil Af Sprig
Aroerien Moore
Sin Antonis
Parties Agree on Incineracy Site
City and the South Hide signed a deal to build an incinerator at a new site, with Hartaniale and Perty THs named as parties. The plan faces one remaining hurdle as officials weigh the agreement before a public expulsion is announced.
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Missinram
C. M. Chambers
Mayer Sain
Blue sport shoes vogue in 1930 mens wear
Indianapolis Feb 1. Sport shoes blues will be a major part of the sartorial symphony for men in 1930, according to HK A Burrill educational director of the National Association of Shoe Merchants. He told the Indiana Shoe Merchants association that blue will be used extensively in sport shoes for men this year, driven by rising water sports. He urged the well dressed man to own at least six pairs for various occasions.
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Universal Service
Indianapolis
Ind
A Tiurritl
National Association of Shor Mentera
Indiana
I'rngelera’ Association
Burrill
Tia
Milk decree seeks ban on artificially made milk sales
A San Antonio petition, backed by City Clerk Fred Prien, seeks an ordinance to prohibit the sale of falsified milk. The filing accuses two milk dealers of promoting false milk and calls for regulatory action to halt such practices.
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Fred Prien
San Antonio
Itv
Narcotic Agent Faces Multiple Charges in Galveston Case
Galveston reports an unnamed narcotic agent, slated for March 3 before Commissioner Bennipy Hare, faces murder aiding and kidnapping charges. The case includes alleged car theft, and additional accusations tie to an incident in Florida involving a separate man.
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Galveston
Caltey Kinlex
Bennipy Hare
Florida
Increase in Gun Manufacture Cited in Report
A U S government report shows a sharp rise in revolver and pistol production in the United States during the first seven months of the current fiscal year. Figures from the Internal Revenue Bureau indicate nearly triple the weapons were seized or believed added between July and January, driving tax collections up by about 178,544 dollars, totaling 272,655 dollars.
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Washington, D. G
United States
Black man fined after incense theft in city court
City detective arrested a Black man, Johnson Tohnson, for stealing a package of incense from a Woolworth counter. In court, Judge Dave Watron fined the defendant 319 dollars on vagrancy charges after testimony.
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Thia
Kong
Tales Tohnson
Corporation Court
Joe Taure
Tohnson
Woolworth
Dave Watron
Johnson
Edison Sees Bright Business Outlook and Shifts in Labor
Thomas A. Edison, in a Fort Myers laboratory interview, says America’s resources are underused and the economy will improve. He predicts a shift from farming to manufacturing as machines replace manpower and warns of overproduction and excess labor in the farm sector.
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Byt
Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Vkliwony
America
Bern
Edison
Pioneer Statue for Ponca City to Be Dedicated April 22
A letter from sculptor Bryant Baker announces the dedication of The Pioneer Woman statue in Ponca City on April 22. The commission was awarded by T. W. Marland after a competitive selection from many models. Baker was in New York about March 1 to arrange the ceremony details.
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Ponca City
Oslo
GPI
Bryant Baker
Ponta City
New York
Waw
Haker
T. W. Marland
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AMC
Flaine Harney
Williamson
Tunis
W.O. Willamson
Sip Autonie
Pro Ten
Tin
Senatae Dulias PL Chreer
Athens
Ier Sunaar
Sanders
Hunanord
Hel
Chinnalini
Istriel Jaesnawer
Rodhe Souther
Itis
Judge
Fitzhugh
Man In Green Hospital
Tawsat Iekaon
Owerke
Sith Hrondwas
Trenton
Simp Daverations
Willi Hase
0-Cedar Corporation
Caxaco
Lees
Ron
Edlinon
Trank Bros
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