Judgment tiered Against Hollywood Star
A court ruling in York County favors Arthur Leonnal over a film producer identified as the GI producer of the movie Sue. The actress, Miss Dirthe, led the case with Bramer representing the actress. The decision awards professional services of 4103 dollars plus costs and interest.
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York
Arthur Leonnal
Farner
Jonston
Midler
Tornee
Bill Tor
Bramer
Ells
Sue
Here''s Prescription For Rheumatism
Advertisement claims Kiurko relieves rheumatic pain neuritis neuralgia and sciatica with instant effect. Urges testing a package with money back guarantee promising relief from tormenting pain for helpless sleepless patients and urging purchase at Warners drug stores and Sommers druggists.
Falling Hair Stopped Quickly
Product advertisement describes antiseptic liquid for hair and scalp care. Claims include rapid relief from hair thinning and dandruff. Promotes a refreshing odor and cleansing action with penetrating ingredients.
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain and Vitality
An old advertised health claim urges readers to use Me Coy’s Tablets to gain weight and restore energy. The copy targets underweight adults, promising a firm figure and improved health with a money back guarantee. Sixty cent or two dollar box pricing is stated with limited distribution notes.
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McCoy
MeCar
Yan
Kain
Pole Dragelet
LETC
MeCas
Plank to Give Agrarian Ald Debated at Convention
Kenneth Clark reports from June 12 that the Republican platform debate centers on farm relief. Smoot drafts a near 1924 template praising Coolidge and tariffs while Hoover aides push a cooperative marketing program. Secretaries Houser Sardine and Mellon confer on terms. internal splits and minority farm planks loom as battles over prohibition and party unity intensify.
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Kenneth Clark
XS. S. Sinkf
Watform
Smoot
Utah
Coolidge
Vheid
Saont
Jessi
Hoover
Wordwrag
Hoover Representativ
OFDER
Washington
Houser
Sardine
Mellon
Mellos
Jardine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Jomphink
Oil Firms Urge Conservation Rules in Pecos County Hearing
In Pecos County a railroad commission hearing heard a majority of affected companies urge pro ration and conservation rules to curb waste and overproduction in the oil field while another group argued against such measures.
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Sone 42
Rares
Pecos County
Railroad Commission
Dad Burdick Dies at 68 in Coleman West Texas
Coleman Texans mourn Dad Burdick 68 a former thief of police in Coleman died after a hard mark. Veteran services will be held a day. Mr Burdick was known throughout West Texas.
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Dad Burdick
Coleman Coleman
Tex
Jude
Dan— Ald
Burdick
Coleman
Vanernt
Bury Rick
West Texas
Bus Will Convey Kiddies to School
The state board of education guaranteed transport for children to the Giddings public schools. At a meeting Monday officials said bus service will be provided to move students from the Iy Branch area to school, ensuring kids reach classes promptly.
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Chile
City bids sought for 4.7 million bond issues
City officials announced bids on 4,755,000 dollars of public improvement loans to be received by July 16. Bids require a 3 percent certified check, unconditional, and payment options include cash or installments. The city reserves right to reject all bids and ads must wait for time to publish.
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Cily Commission
M. Chambers
Tuesitar
Ely
Miror
Fred Fries
Chambers
Bonda
Electra Chamber Helps Farmers With Seed Distribution
The Electra Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture completed the distribution of 2000 cottonseed husks among farmers in Electra area. The effort aimed to aid local growers after a disastrous storm.
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Electra
Electta
Texas
F Electra
Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Mant Juice ends long illness for San Antonio reader
A testimonial from Mex. MOF of Fifth St W Colae Kapler describes Mant Juice restoring health after severe indigestion, weight loss, and fatigue. The letter claims rapid relief, improved appetite, and clearer thinking, urging public use and noting availability at drug stores in San Antonio and nearby towns.
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Vary
Fifth St. W
GOOLIDGE PUTS OE TAP TO WISCONSIN
President Coolidge postpones scheduled 1928 trip to Wisconsin due to Mrs. Coolidge illness. Doctors advise delaying travel until her condition improves and is deemed safe. Preparations had been completed but remain on hold as the president's attendance is contingent on her recovery.
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Wisconsin
Coolidge Portace
White House
Indus
Coolidge
Ust
Lexington Sets Record Day's Run
Washington reports Lexington completes a world record day’s run on the Pacific for 21 hours at an average speed of 29.2 knots. The vessel covered 760 nautical miles in this record period as it steamed over the waters.
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Lexington
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Hundred Die in Brazil Drouth Reported
Reports reaching this city describe a severe drought in Northeast Brazil where over 100 people perished and many more starved amid the crisis. Local observers note widespread hunger as families struggle for basic sustenance in the affected regions.
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Brazil
Janairo
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Texaria Agent Wounded in Texarkana Gun Battle
An unidentified federal agent was shot and believed seriously wounded in a gun battle near Texarkana Arkansas. The incident occurred around June 12 as authorities chased a suspect. Local reports indicate the agent received critical injuries, with investigation ongoing.
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Texaria Ark
Oln W. Griegs
Wiltik
Texarkana
Bugs Baer Opens Great Marathon Dance Story
Arthur Bugs Baer narrates the Great 6.0 P marathon dance. The piece blends political figures and events with a lively parade scene. Mentions Senator Guelia pairing with William Allen White and references Mellon, Woaver, Dawes, Coolidge, and Alabama delegates in a colorful pastiche.
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Bugs’ Baer
Senator Guelia
William Allen White
Capitol Reask to Repair and Build Office in Austin
June 12 brief notes a board member proposing Capitol repairs at 1,090,000 and a ten story office building at 800,000. Hy on, member of the board of control, would announce plant details by JT Widthatl as chairman.
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Austin
Br. . Hyon
Jt. B. Widthatl
Chajriani
Luce
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