Deep Sand in Cole Field Extends Oil Boom Reach
Magnolia Petroleum Company No. 4 Tremuvn-Honnvides well in Myrtle Trade subdivision of Arise grant, Cole field, tested large oil and gas volumes at 3050 to 3083 feet. Located two miles from No. 1 Brennan-Trenavides, the well shows 30.9 gravity oil and brownish black fluid with high gas content, indicating a new flowing producer as the field expands.
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Taredo
Myrtle Trade
Arise Grant
Cole
Aome
Brennan-Trenavides
Discovery Dean
Lewin
Magoolin
Mercy Fansler
Datedo
Air Transport Men Hear Outline of New Regulations
Washington report shows Assistant Secretary Ronny Young outlining minimum safety standards for air transport operators. Key points include two way radio, weather info reception facilities, and emergency message transmission to ground. Also calls for emergency landing fields and lighted airways.
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Department of Commercalay
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Malone the Third Marriage for Lawyer Malone
Malone, a noted American divorce lawyer, wed Edna Lonlés Johnson of Brooklyn in a simple ceremony at Prince raw. This marks his third marriage after a recent divorce from Borin Stevens of Orsohn, Neb.
Victory mood in England as George III triumphs
London reports a celebratory mood across the country after King George III defeats Tig Him Thompson and Chivago. A royal delegation and commission are planned to define next steps and establish measures to begin restorative actions. Will Bovers signs the letter.
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England
George
Tig
Thompson
Chivago
Big Bil
Chiesa
Iim
Will Bovers
Butler and Watson clash in negligent collision case
Mrs. BSP Butler, nominee for mayor, charged Trobert Ni Barstey with negligent collision after a Dewey Place crash that damaged her car. Judge Watson declined to fine Barkley, citing wet streets and signaling duties, while Butler pressed for accountability and exchanged sharp words with the judge.
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Yove Watson
Corporation Cour
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Butler
Trobert Ni Barstey
OA McCillough
Dewey Place
Main Avenue
Barkley
Watson
Tadgs Watson
Life Saved by Friend's Tip Licks 13 Years' Handicap
A Canadian veteran credits Nujol with easing chronic intestinal pain after wartime injuries. He describes years of use, praising its gentle action, safety, and lack of habit formation. The testimonial urges readers to try Nujol, calling it “Hottled sunshine” and harmless.
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Rivate Loughnan
Srottlah
Foch
Ypres
Canada
Nujal
London Naval Conferenceing Session Amid Dormant Talks
Report from London states the naval conference sits in suspended animation as leaders from five powers work toward a more open plenary session tomorrow. American delegates push to place responsibility for delays, with Britain and France at odds over Mediterranean and European disarmament terms.
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Aeap Italiana
Stinson
Watahipe
Europe
European Politics Instead of With Shiny and Guns Gyda Hey
Lerce
Sisee
Waltera
Tripoli
Stimson
Ambarsaddy Morro
MacDonald
Dallas Deputy linked to Shipp case in Bexar jail
Demity Bherith Whisenant of Palins appeared at the Bexar County jail Wednesday over a warrant for the removal of Shipp Burley Shipp. The warrant rests on an indictment charging robbery by assault. A prior conviction for robbery by Nassau with firearms is pending here. Shipp is linked to a recent theater cashier robbery in Frederickeborg. Five other indictments are listed against him here.
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Shipp
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Demity Bherith Whisenant
Palins
Bexar Cquity
Snme
Nasauie
Lhala Shipp
Civil Service Planned Exams for Various Posts
Examinations in the next 60 days will test for senior librarian junior technologist junior biologist assistant inspector of ballot boxes junior architect and guard for penal correctional institutions. Pay ranges from 400 to 600 marks monthly. Details from the examination board secretary M Tauckenbach announced Wednesday.
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Testa Tor
Ballera
Wariber
Gangster Killed by Rival Faction in Waterfront Feud
STW YORK Jan 29 The longtime gang dealer Red Donnelly Rosners aid Cease aide today to the long list of gang dealers slain in the waterfront feud in the Red Hook district of Brooklyn. A rival gunmen hidden behind checkers boards the pier fatally ambushed another figure near Columbia.
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York
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Charlea
Red Donnelly Roosenrs
Bee
Red Hock
Trookisn
Wife of Governor Saenz to Visit in August
Aaron Saenz wife of the Nuevo Leon governor will arrive in San Quoiig Wednesday night for a brief visit about 1 hour, accompanied by Mia Marie Saens sister of the governor. They will stay at the Gunter hotel.
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Aaron Saenz
Nuevo Leon
Melee
Marie Saens
Anvernor
Tte
Gunter Hotel
Executive in DA for Meet Executive in DA for Meet
Mrs Green, vice president and director, heads Espencee Corset Co and asserts corsets remain a staple for American women. She opened a London agendab four years ago and now has agents in the United Kingdom, accompanied by J P Toterts and Mrs Buty Bleving.
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Geren
New Hayes
Coon
Ara
Cireon
Antoine Werdnestay
Plaza Notes
Espencee Corset
Wales
Telephone inquiry into possible monopoly in communications
Washington January 28 1931 Senator Clarence Dill pointed to rising New York Telephone rates as evidence for wide probes. The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee led by Senator James Couzens investigates general communications conditions to decide if a new Federal Communications Commission should be created or control stays with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The hearing opens with charges against the Radio Corporation of America and the American Telephone and Telegraph company as scrutiny expands to California Washington and Utah where state legislatures seek federal action. President Gifford of AT and T will testify before the committee.
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WASHINGTON, D/C
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Clarence Dill
Washington
New York State
New York Telephone Company
Setealor
James Couzens
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Radio Corporation of America
Pacific
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Four New Members Named on Local Library Board
Major C. M. Chambers announced appointment of four new members to the library board and reappointment of four others whose terms expired. New appointees include Miss Elizabeth Houston and Albert Tlute, president of St Marys University. M. Harris, a newspaper man. and Dr. Charles A. I. Campbell. Reappointed are Hiram Tar ter, Mrs. A. Kiler, Mrs. Henry Drought, and Williams Aubrey. Additional new members: Leo H. Dielmann, Jesse W y Crow, and Dr. Paul B. P. Kera.
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C. M. Chambers
Elizabeth Houston
Albert Tlute
St. Mary's University
M. Harris
Charles A. I. Campbell
Hiram Tarter
A. Kiler
Henry Drought
Williams Aubrey
Gotzoing
Leo H. Dielmann
Jesse Wy, Crow
Paul BP. Kera
Shelled Pecans and Personal Items Reported Stolen
Shelled pecans totaling a value of 600 dollars were reported stolen from Guadalups Valley Teccan company at 1134 West King’s Highway. A. Muberts of that address reported the loss. Ilma Good, a guest at the Pruiten tink hotel, reported that his coat and croft were stolen. Mrs Ellen Mitts of 1220 Mason Street had her home prowled with pot plants and lent globes taken. W. D. Werner at Southland hotel reported a diamond stick-pin stolen from his caom.
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Southland Hotel
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Little Old Woman Stops Burglary by Pulling Tie
New York January reports Mrs Louise Flegeman a 62 year old resident of a six foot two inch frame stopped a burglary by grabbing the intruder Joseph Persau and pulling his necktie causing him to gasp for breath. Lodgers summoned police who arrived as the suspect demanded 70 dollars for freedom.
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Landaily
Kiavea
Joseph Persau
Vegeman
Ipelinn
City battles gambling claims amid arrests and police rhetoric
Commissioner Chit Wright denied the city was waging a war on gambling houses despite numerous arrests in the period. West argued the city could not sustain a war and noted some operators seek lenient terms. The messy garbled text mentions enforcement actions and possible leniency in prosecutions.
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Welnesdar
Nest Na Gen
West
Bom Limon
Boy Hunter Uses Too Many Guns Loot Is Revealed
Police recovered $1000 worth of guns and ammunition taken from Poteber nick Hardware at 211 North St Marys Street. Detectives traced the theft to two Government Hill youths who used a different gun each hunting day. Three youths faced arrest as investigators closed in after a neighbor boy spilled details.
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Government Hill
Potebernick Hardware Company
North St. Mary's Street
AL Hartman
Hartman
Flattman
A. G. Laakson
T He Arsenal
Clothing Firm Files Bankruptcy in Federal Court
A clothing company based at 100 North Finrea Street filed voluntary bankruptcy in federal court. The firm, about four years old, manufactured children's clothing. The petition was signed by the president. A schedule of assets and liabilities was filed with the petition.
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Fortune Transfer Held Illegal by Court
A federal court ruled the transfer of the fortune of Jackson Marnett, an Oklahoma Creek Indian, to charitable institutions and his wife illegal. The case exposed a dispute over over 1,000,000 in Liberty bonds, with guardianship disputes and questions of rightful control, order returned to the government.
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Kane van
Jackson Marnett
Goverian Sig
United States Circuit
Wright to Urge Use of Insignia for Funeral Cars
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright will urge a standard insignia for funeral cars at a special meeting to prevent motorists from breaking funeral procession rights. He noted drivers are often unaware of the act and that uniform signaling is needed for public safety. Wright proposed markers on radiators or other standardized signals to ensure visibility.
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Vaiberinkers
Wemenlay
Puiestriana
Wright
Pantages Out on Bond Hearing in Millionaire Assault Case
Tan 20 Melander Dantagts, financier and showman Pantages, is called to appear in superior court for a release request while appeals on a conveution one amentory charge await. Judge Fricke appoints two physicians to examine him and report at the hearing as affidavits from three players claim Pantages acted with danger to life in the alleged attack on Vincia Pringle, a 16 year old dancer, who sued for 1 000 ki1000 damages.
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Melander Dantagts
Superige
Milander Pond
Superine
Charles W. Fricke Yeaterday
Paninges
Vinica Pringle
Wright declines budget raise after department heads meet
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright said a raise in bin 102 budget is unnecessary after a conference with department heads. He urged economy as the fire and police departments can operate on tentative budget allotments. Divorces granted list includes Cora Hawking, F Bankins, James Gandwova, Minnie Goodin, Amelia Milleve, Basil Miller, Lora Files, Louis Filer, Lex Foster, and Alice Porter Fonter.
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F. Bankins
James A. Gandwova
Minnie V. Goodin
Amelia Eva Milleve
Basil D. Miller
Lora Ta Files
Louis Filerlex Foster
Alice Porter Fonter
Texans to Study Lands as Wisconsin Inquiry Grows
An organization of ten Texas citizens will study land agent regulation and real estate protection amid Wisconsin board pressure. Governor Moody to seek a special Texas committee to investigate land deals and brokers, with expenses funded by the South Texas Chamber of Commerce. Attendees include J N Michal, Willista McIntosh, J H Zachry, Ray Leeman, EB Wi anger, Shary, W D Kinsolving, W Q O Hugggins, and George H Terrell.
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Wisco
Dan Moody
Wisconsin
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Commerce
Rey Leeman
W. Grady Kintolring
Piartion
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Winter Gaveden Chamber of Commerce
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J. H. Zachry
Laredo
Ray Leeman
South Tesar Chamber
EB. B. Wi ®Anger
Central Powere and Eight Company
San Antonio Doln Sbary
Sharsland
W. D. Kinsolving
Corpus Christ
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