Man Quizzed in Jail Break
Ash makes plane ready for flight across the Pacific from Taebiawa to Taelyowa. A 4800 mile journey is planned with a 40 to 30 hour expected duration. The pilot, Ash, prepared the craft after arriving via a 180 mile hop and aims to land in Chrome in the same day. In San Angelo Tezan May 26 authorities continued a jail break case involving Randy Bare, Randy Martin and three others.
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New German Debt Scheme Proposed After Price Revaluation
An entirely new scheme of separations and schedule revaluations based on changing commodity prices is expected to be proposed by Germany. Foreign Minister Te dvlina Gurius and Chancellor Hen rich Bruening will likely unveil the plan during talks with Britain’s Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Wethur Henderson at Chequers.
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New Picture of Thielepape Painted For City Hall
An authentic portrait of Mayor Thielepape hangs in the city council chamber after a painting was acquired claiming to be the mayor. Citizens questioned the likeness, suggesting it depicted Samuel Smith, but officials confirmed it as Thielepape following a new portrait by Ar. Felman from Chicago. The mayor, linked to General Teswolds and Governor Davie, served 1867 to 1872, with Descendants living in Chicago.
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Hoover wreath for Harding grave memorial
Marion Obio May 29 A wreath cent by President Hoover at a Memorial day remembrance for the late President Warren & Harding received by the Warding Memorial association. It will be placed on the Wardhill tomb tomorrow. President Hoover has gone a Memorial day wreath task since taking office to wins bequest.
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Three of Kind in Graduation at Bucklin College
In Bucklin Missouri, Mary Julia and Martha Wickiter are shown in caps and gowns as three graduates. The photo highlights their successful completion of studies at the Bucklin college campus.
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Portrait of Mayor W. CLA in Second Authentic Likeness
An authentic portrait of Mayor W. CLA by Soloman, second likeness following controversy over the first. The item notes home goods at low prices in Classification 724 Classified Ad section and mentions a misprint about a snake product.
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Capone Inquiry Moves Ahead in Kansas City
Federal agents pushed an inquiry into a Capone linked liquor ring in Kansas City hoping to determine if a case for prosecution exists. Assistant district attorney Chet Keyses said a decision would come from W Z Vanderent ex as the review of evidence proceeds. Duncan, special agent in charge, said arrests and pages of records followed last week as the Chicago gang leader’s ring allegedly operated here for his other interests.
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Chicago
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Employment Gains in May Says Doak
Doak report shows more men at work in May than April, with the Doak secretary noting continued improvement in employment. The Fort Worth area data, though not fully compiled, indicates a positive trend over April, and the May figures are expected to solidify the year’s early gains.
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Dog Bite Case Brings $2 Fine and Court Action
A dog attacked a youth at Adleigh Ozuna near 315 Simon Street, prompting the owner to face charges in Corporation Court for keeping a dangerous animal and related violations. The defendant, Raymond Gomez, appeared before Judge A. L. Mattock, with a guilty plea entered on one charge. The trial record notes a 25 year career and a solemn court proceeding.
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Dudse A. L. Mattock
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