Oklahoma City Oil Promoter Convicted After Fraud Trial
A federal jury in Oklahoma City convicted a group including an oil promoter, his wife, and three others on fraud charges after long deliberations and extended trial time. The case centered on alleged deceptive oil investments and related schemes.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jan
University Oil and Gas Coiopaoes
Edgar S. Vaushe
TH. A. Kroeger
T. A. White
W. A. Yidwards
Miccefor
Corwens
Carlon Christmas
Ty. A. Melkercher
D. Garfield Crawford
John Stan Ticinunpolis
Lingemann
Milwaukee
James LL Wealson
Pee
Universal Company
How Does an Actress Manage
Matinee and night performances demand endurance during painful periods. Midol blocks period pain for hours, preventing discomfort in advance and ending cramps quickly. One Midol tablet suffices, with no narcotic effect and safe purchase at drug stores.
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Narcoti Ab
Flying Grandmother pilots semi dirigible at 81 in Louisville
Alice M. Richardson known as the flying grandmother, at 81, completed her first piloting lesson in a semi dirigible above Louisville. She steered the craft for about 45 minutes on a two hour flight, planning a future flight from Miami to Cuba over the Atlantic.
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Mlami
Fia
Alice M. Richardson
Louisville
Kentucky
Edtard
Minmi
Cuba
Atlantic Ocean
Ake
Honduran Rebel Leader is Killed
In Tegucigalpa a small rebel group attacked San Francisco Yojos today continuing the revolutionary movement. The rebel chief Colonel Teadora Lopes and a few others were killed in the attack.
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Honduran
Tegugigalpa
Honduras
Revolutionary Movement
San Francisco-Yojos Tolay
Col
Teadora Lopes
The Magic of Her Smile Her Strange Road in Love
The article outlines a romantic arc centering on a woman known for her captivating smile and the unusual journey she takes in pursuit of love. It highlights personal relationships, social scenes, and the challenges faced along a winding emotional path.
Hidalgo County Opens New Court Then Closes It
Hidalgo County opens the Ninety second Texas District court in Edinburg but immediately closes for lack of a judge. Sheriff Tom Gill opens the court and then closes it, planning a four day cycle before the term ends. Governor Sterling is not yet appointing a judge and will likely visit Hidalgo County.
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Hidalgo County
Edinburg
Texas District Court
Tom Gill
Sterling
Wringling
Washington Farms Third Party Group Emerges in US Politics
A Washington state third party group formed by progressive Republicans aims to organize effective support for insurgent Republicans in Congress and to back an independent presidential candidate if Republican and Democratic vows prove unsatisfactory. The movement seeks to influence policy and elections by building a distinct conservative reform slate across parties.
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Apal Cun
Wag, Wan
Iancehellors Group
Progressive Republicans of
Washington
Four Men Sentenced in Forgery Conspiracy Case
Following a high profile counterfeiting investigation last October, four men were sentenced in federal court. Allen D Towston received the maximum term, Clarence O Woodrich faced ten years in prison and a $1300 fine, Bilgin McDougall got six months in jail and a $100 fine, and Jas Sanchez drew eight months and a $100 fine for their roles. Evidence and notes were seized from a barn behind 11190 West Martin Street where Sanchez resided. Edgar Jung of Stonewall County awaits trial after pleading not guilty.
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Leavenworth
Junge DuVal West
Allen D. Towston
Clarence
Woodrich
Rel
Thowison
Rich
Cheir Lecin
Wailentine
Bilgin McDougall
Jas Sanchez
Restrictions on Ship Crews Sought in Washington
In Washington on January 5 a proposal seeks to require that at least half the crew of American ships be American citizens. Details remain unclear as the session discusses immigration and national service implications.
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Washington, D.C
Davis
School Health Director Reports December School Health Work
A December report by Miss Jen ale Mae English, supervising nurse, tallies 300 plus school calls, 255 home exits, and 636 follow ups by public school jurists. The dental clinic performed 2610 inserts and dressings for minor injuries, with visual tests numbering 8074. diphtheria vaccination reached many children, throat cultures were conducted, and antitetanus serum was provided for emergencies and clinic cases.
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Jenale Mae English
AMSG
Solon Seeks End to Muscle Shoals Lease Plan
Representative Almon of Alabama proposes ending the power plant lease plan at Wilson Dam Muscle Shoals. The measure calls for a SQ year lease and favors preferred lessees controlled by former power interests.
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Solon
Muscle Shoals Row
Washington, D.C
Almon
Alabama
Wilson Dam
Man Dies on Freight Platform in Austin Rail Yard
A 55 year old man died on a freight platform at a local railway yard in Austin after spending time there. Investigators found pockets filled with sandwiches and bread. A wrinkled painter’s union card from Okemgee, Oklahoma, was found on the victim, with initials R. A. or Tt. W. Hoose noted in the report.
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Austin
Jan
Stalin
Okaungee
Okla
R. A
Tt.w. Hoose
Officers to be Named at Lia Meeting Thursday Noon
Chamiher of commerce officers for 1092 will be selected by the board of directors at a Lia meeting Thursday noon at the Pinza hotel. The officers are chosen from the board. Plans for the mutual membership banquet of the Charines on January 20 are practically complete. General W. Y. Atterbury president of the Penn Central railroad will be principal speaker. About 1000 guests expected. Members of the president's council will be present. Reports of accomplishments to 1031 and the program for 1932 will be discussed.
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Chamiher
Cammercn
Lia
Pinza
Charines
W. Y. Atterbury
Penneatin Railroad
Vivie Pid Loneheon
Pope Sanctions Hapsburg Rites Blessing Reported
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII blessing the marriage of Princess Leann of Antievia to Anton of Hapsburg. A Vatican message was sent to Dukehost advising King Carel of the union.
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Vatican “City
Pius XL
Leann
Antievia Ani Ke Anton
Hapsburg
Suffrage Problem Noted in Early Voter Records
A Jan 5 news note describes women hesitating to disclose ages for the 15,000,000 eligible voters over 23. It highlights the challenge of age verification and the enthusiasm for the franchise despite bureaucratic hurdles. The fragment reflects early voting realities and attitudes toward age documentation.
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Madimd
Mose Aimong
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