Lost fliers traced in Everglades search
SEBRING Florida March 31 The silence of the Everglades hides the fate of Captain R A Smith and E P Lott aerial photographers who vanished during an aerial expedition three days ago. Anxious officials say the men may have landed in the vast swamp as another search from Hialeah and Sebring attempts to locate them. Stuart Moyer of the furnishing company overseeing the expedition plans aerial search from St Petersburg.
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Sebring
Fla
Everglades
E. P. Lott
Aerial
Hialeah
Lott
Smith
Site Drainage Board
Stuart Moyer
St. Petersburg
Tiny Red Pimples Heal After Cuticura Treatment
A testimony from Miss Fannie Les Jones of Springdale Ky describes a year long facial eruption of hard itchy pimples that caused sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports relief after five or six treatments and complete healing after four boxes and four cakes of products.
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Fannie Les Jones
R. FD
Springdale
Zabermiories
Dart
Stop That Itching BlueStar Remedy Ad
A bold ad promises two jars of BlueStar Remedy with a guarantee for eczema pimples and skin sores. It claims deep penetration to relieve itching, no clothing staining, pleasant odor, and cites Scra mers Warners drug stores.
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Scramers Warners Drug Stores
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Mrs Henry Holviston of Welandotte Michigan says after childbirth she suffered severe right side pain and fatigue but found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with restoring health and urges others to try it. The ad notes the product is for all women and sold by druggists nationwide.
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Wrandotte
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Henry HoLviston
R.F.D. No
Weandotte
Mich
Lydia BE
Dreuth Hurts San Saba Marriages
San Saba report notes no marriage licenses issued in March except to one Mexican couple kept by County Clerk A. Woods. The item underscores the drought of marriages in the county this month.
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Dreuth
San Saba
Tex
A. Woods
Officers Plan Campaign Against Vice Citywide Raid Soon
Plans completed at police headquarters outline a citywide offensive against vice involving city and military police. Detectives Vogler and Goff will lead the raiders with George Stendebech in charge of the night desk as sergeant. Last month raids netted several score women during soldier payday at Fort Sam Houston and cases await county court appeals.
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Polive
Vogler
Goff
Automobile Squad
George Stendebech
Vice Squad
Police Detective Bureau
Stendebech
Vice
Fort Sam Houston
Corporation Court
Scout Troops Formed in San Antonio Orphan Homes
For the first time in San Antonio a Bar Scout troop is organized at an orphans home with two troops at St Peters Orphanage. About 40 boys enrolled after tenderfoot exams. Charters applied for, expected from headquarters. Thirty minutes daily for Boy Scout work and songs. Thomas Martin and Henry Masters lead the troops. Additional troops are being chartered by Elks Club Woodlawn Presbyterian Church Hebrew Institute and Knights of Columbus with charters due soon.
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San Antonio
St. Peters
Arthur Michael
Sensperk
Thisewerk
Michael
Thomas Martin
Elks’ Club
Woodlawn Presbyterian Church
The
Hebrew Institute
Knights of Columbus
Spd
Missourian Offers Aid to Mrs Defer in Forgery Case
From Caruthersville Missouri comes an aid offer for Mrs Myrtle Defer who admits forging a fourteen dollar check to feed her child. George W Watkins of Carutherville writes he supports enforcing laws and will forward funds to cover any losses. Her case awaits action by the Bexar grand jury after a bond release and pending prosecutorial steps.
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Caruthersville
San Antonio
Jim Stevens
George W. Watkins
Carutherville
Myrtle
Defers
Bexar Grand Jury
Justice Court
Grand Jury
Tae
Boy Scout Center Bids Expected After Tuesday Meeting
The cone funded Boy Scout training center bids near $100000 by Alexander Joske are slated for Wednesday morning after a Tuesday building committee session. Plans by Harvey P. Smith. Arthur Michael notes bids would be called if plans pass. Judge W. S. Fly chairs the committee in the courthouse office.
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Cone Boy Scout Training Center
Whic
Alexander Joske
Harvey P. Smith
Arthur Michael
W. 8
Fly
Jewelry store boy and watches found by police
A GT Sam Miguel jewelry store employee vanished Monday along with eight watches. Police scoured the area and eventually located the missing youth and the watches. The jeweler and the boy were reunited as the investigation concluded.
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Xoutafal
Sam Miguel
Commerce Street
Pofien
Alva
Paticerro
United States Prepares for Geneva Arms Conference
Secretary Kellogg leads cabinet talks on shaping U S policy for the May 4 Geneva arms traffic conference. Weeks Wilbur and Hoover discuss expectations with Kellogg and finalize participation based on constitutional limits and prior conduct restricting surgilus arms and war material shipments.
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Geneva
Kellogg
League of Nations
Weeks
Wilbur
Hoover
League
Washington
3Vernment
United States
Historic Manitou Hotel Burns in $40000 Fire
Fire swept the historic Manitou Park hotel eight miles north of Woodland Park Colorado destroying the wooden structures and surrounding timberland. Forest rangers Boy Scouts and volunteers fought the blaze driven by high winds as sparks from a fireplace reportedly started the fire. Estimated loss set at forty thousand dollars.
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Colorado Springs
Manitou Park
Mecca
Solag
Ute Pass
Woodland Park
Forest Rangers
Emergency landing fields secured along San Antonio to San Diego route
Three emergency landing fields have been secured and marked by Captain T. W. Hastey and First Lieutenant R. D. Biggs on the San Antonio to San Diego air corridor. Uvalde secured a 1724 by 500 foot field with a 50 foot circle. Sabinal leased a 3000 by 2000 foot field. Hondo secured a 2640 foot long strip varying 160 to 400 feet in width.
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T. W. Hastey
R.D. Biggs
San Antonio
Pioneer Robert E Richter 19 dies in San Antonio home
Robert E Richter 19 a retired lumber man dies at his home 901 South Pecos Street at 10 o clock Monday night. Born in Germany he came to the United States at 15 and to San Antonio 45 years ago. He is survived by his son John Richter a former building inspector and a sister in law Mrs Max Richter. Funeral services are in charge of Shelley and arrangements will be announced later.
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Robert E. Richter
South Pécos Street
Mr. Richter
Germany
United States
San’ Antonio
Tumber
John Richter
Max, Richter
Shelley
Supreme Court to rule on publication of income tax returns
Treasury officials say the legality of publishing income tax returns will be decided by the Supreme Court before the 1929 returns are made public. The case is expected to be argued and decided before the Court's January recess.
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Universal Service
Washington
Supreme Court
Treasury
Jane
Tanlac Tonic Claim Promises Quick Health Gains
Advertisement touts Tanlac from Mother Nature's storehouse using the Taniac formula. It claims to restore health for weak appetites stomach trouble and rheumatism with noticeable improvement after one bottle. It urges readers to visit their druggist and buy Tanlac and Vanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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Aber
Aavernsem
Oruggiet
Missourian
BOY Scout Center
Manitou Hotel
Robert E. Richter, SA. Poneer, Des
Forhen
Forhan's
Forhan
R. I. Forhan
D. D
Forkhan Company
New York
Tanlac
Beecham
Beechem
Eleanor Wilcox
Newburgh
Allen Co
Canal 31
New York Bay
Elizabeth Arden
America
Elizabeth —Auden
E Wolff & Marx Co
Grockett
Pictorial Review
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vogue Patterns
Phillipine
Vanta Knit Garments
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