Shotgun Wards Burglars in Barkge Neighborhood
In Barkge a homeowner fires a shotgun at a burglar who entered through a side window and triggers a bell trap after an alarm failed. The intruder dropped a battery and fled. the homeowner’s brother reports three prior burglaries in two weeks. A second resident on Water Street likewise fires at a man seen at a window.
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Ck Gre Balieves
Bava
Bieber Aerate
Denver Boulevard
Seapolk
E. Young
Interser
Young
God Rows
Water Street
Rowe
Deposed Panama President Returns to Panama City
Panama City reports a quiet return of Florencio Harmodio Arosemena after his deposition as president of Panama. Observers note a flurry of comment has cooled, and he is to live unmolested in a private residence during an ordinary private exile.
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Panama City
Florencio Harmodio A. Rosemena
Tonamas
Toama City
Poe Graduation Exercises Planned
Graduation exercises for Poe Junior High were discussed at a meeting led by the principal and sponsors. Final arrangements were completed for the Thursday event to be held in the auditorium with early officers and Robert Cameron presiding.
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Yager Allan Poe
Schoal
Als. Dodd
Robert Cameron
Presid
Junior Champion Plans Guba Hop
Elizabeth reports 16 year old aviator Bob Bi announced plans to travel to Havana within two weeks for a forthcoming aviation event.
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Elizabeth
Bob Bi
Continentara
Feillar
Havana
Law for two period tax payments urged by reader
A letter to the editor advocates a law allowing semiannual tax payments on February 1 and August 1. The writer says many unemployed homeowners would be relieved from delinquency if relief and a two‑period payment plan are enacted, stressing it would aid thousands of readers.
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Spencer
MINT CLOSES BEFORE PROBE IN BELVIDERE
Albert W. Benham known as The One Man Mint and Ble Money Al runs a scheme paying investors 20 to 60 percent. He paid off today but will not accept new funds. Grand jury plans to investigate his business of buying vehicles and homes at bargain prices and reselling quickly for profits.
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Belvidere
Jas
Lac
Albert W. Benham
Agreval
Benham
Selionelime- Wight
Grand Jury
Hhe
Audge
School Board urged to hire building architects promptly
A San Antonio county council letter urged the School Board of Education to immediately authorize architects to plan school construction. The move aims to use the $1,700 bond proceeds and boost local employment while awaiting a state bill to raise the school tax limit. Dr J A McIntosh presides over the board.
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San Antonio
Mans API
Jeitey Oald
J. A. Horsey
Brief Declaring Dry Act Invalid Filed in Court
Washington January 24. Counsel supporting Judge Glazt of New Jersey filed in the Supreme Court an excutive brief urging denial of oral argument. The brief contends Congress lacks discretion in submitting proposed constitutional amendments to states for ratification, but may decide which state bodies ratify by the amendment’s nature.
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Washington, D. C
Glazt
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Brie
Congress
Girl Held for Court Ron Lung
In DeWitt Arkansas a 17 year old girl Mrs Helen Spenserston killed the accused slayer of her father in a crowded court room. She fired four bullets into the body of Jack Woris 80 as the jury prepared to deliberate on murder charges. She surrendered and was taken to the state penitentiary in Little Rock.
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Dewitt. Ark, Tan
Helen Spenserston
Jack Worls
Chargin
Bin
Cicery Spense
Clole
St Little Rock
Worle
Spence
Mra Spence
Tleve
Jeveney
Memphis
Mra
Eaton
Mme
Warren 81
Colbunter
Taore
Wwemen
Mother of Two Held in Jail on Forgery Charges
Mrs. Rosamond Lave, 40, of Roosevelt camp, faced six forgery and passing charges in a Justice of the Peace court. City Detective Frank Moore filed the case, and Lave was jailed in Bexar County awaiting trial. She is mother to two children under care of the San Antonio Child Protective and Humane Society.
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Rosamond Lave
Roosevelt Camp
San Antonio
Congress Debates Interior Bill and Banking Probes
The record notes continued debate on the Interior Department appropriation bill and banking investigations. It cites approval of a $26 million Red Cross relief appropriation and a $90 million construction bill, plus changes to banking laws and other House actions on drought, post office, and drainage district matters.
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Jbnate
Interior Department
Glaxy
Red Cross
Fuou
Warner
New York
Aval
Banking Investiga Lon Committee
New Quick Way to Stop a Dangerous Cough
An advertorial touts Mentodene as a fast internal menthol remedy for stubborn coughs. It promises relief within hours and guarantees a full refund if the user does not feel 100 percent better by morning.
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Epecialista
March Upon City Hall Planned By New York Reds
New York Reds plan a hunger march on City Hall with the unemployed demanding 15 to 25 dollars weekly for the unemployed, free transportation, meals for children, rent cuts, free utilities, and use of vacant buildings for housing in a organized protest led by Sam Nesin.
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New York
Ui—Cony Tiruniste
City Hall
Brooklyn
Parnté
Sam Nesin
Jolless
National Guards Escort Negroes to Face Charges
Sixty National Guard units escorted African American prisoners from the State penitentiary in Columbia to a distant Texingtony location to face murder charges. The guard unit carried grenades and rifles as part of its equipment after Governor Nicholds ordered action amid threats against the governor.
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National Guards
Columbia
Auiardémen
Tectngtony
National Guard
Ching Pin Outfit
Ihs
Nichnals
Isnehing
Divorce Granted After Testimony In Watsaw Farm Case
In WatsaW Indiana on January 20, Charles D. Robin a farmer and longtime husband of eight children received a divorce after testifying his wife failed to provide milk from her cow. The couple had been married 41 years with Kokles parents involved in the proceeding.
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Watsaw
Ind
Charles D. Robin
Grontman
Kokles
First National Bank of Jackson Fails to Open
The First National Bank of Jackson with deposits around 4.0 billion ends service and fails to open for business today. Officials note bank failure and orderly actions expected to follow.
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Jackson, Mills
First National Bank of
Jackson
ONG
Bonshire Laundry Promises Clean Clothes and Crisp Ironing
An advertisement touts Bonshire Laundry as a reliable service for spotless washing and properly pressed garments. It appeals to households seeking better laundry results and convenience from Sunshine Lawn district.
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Sunshine Lawn
Law Invoked by House of David in Hunt for Treasure
A treasure hunt linked to the late Benjamin Darnell of the House of David colony drew a court petition in Berrien County. Dewhirnt seeks a writ to compel Ada Roas Schneider the 25 year auditor and secretary to reveal the location of hidden riches believed worth up to 700000.
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House of David
Joseph
Benjamin Darnell
Houe of David
Dewhirnt
Ben
Berrien County
Ada Roas Schneider
Lewis Plans Visit to England and BERLIN Notes
Berlin dispatch reports American author and Nobel laureate Sinelale Lenda will travel to England next week possibly for a month or longer while Mrs. Lewis notes her husband plans a new power project taking years to complete. Political ad and Citizen's League notices follow about meetings and committees.
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Lewis
England
Berlin
Sinelale Lenda
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