Texas Oil Field Proration Rule Debates Loom
The Texas railroad commission faces a core problem in East Texas oil field control under a new Conservation statute enacted in a special session. It gains power to consider market demand and physical wage for field quotas and per well allows, with hearing set soon. Governor Sterling signed the measure after swift approval, with martial law still in effect in Gregg Rusk Upshur and Smith counties as militiamen monitor order. The field exceeds 700 producing wells, a legacy of earlier discoveries and federal court rulings limiting economic wastes.
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Aubtin
Texas Railoaal Commission
Texas
Tenas
Govert BR. & Sterling
House
Senate
Railroad Commission
East Texas
Joseph G. Hutcheson
Randolph Bryant
W. L Grubb
Sterling
Gregg
Rusk
Upshur and
Smith
Texas Rangers
Bishop Cannon to Speak at McAllen Engagement
Bishop James Cuongn Dr Jeardet arrives this afternoon for a speaking engagement at a Methodist church in McAllen. Bishop Cannon has been in Laredo and will make his only Valley appearance.
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Bishop Cannon
McAllen
30000 Spanish Miners Strike Shuts District
About thirty thousand miners in the Buyers-Turon mining district refused work in a widespread strike order. Guards patrolled Temon as the district remained quiet and peaceful amid the labor action.
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Ovindo
Bpaln
Turon
Temon
Creosote Promoted For Coughs And Bronchitis
West doctors prescribe creosote in the same form for colds bronchitis and related illnesses claiming it stops all coughs and colds that could lead to serous trouble. A creamulsion is said to be powerful and pleasant to take with a druggist guarantee of refund if not relieved. Public warning urges keeping creomalision on hand for instant use and to beware lingering coughs or chest congestion.
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West
Nuva
Gui
Nce
al Pelca
Ady
Klutch Holds False Teeth Tight at Drug Store Box
Fragmentary ad style notice claims Klutch dental device keeps false teeth secure so users can eat and speak normally. Mentions availability in drug stores with a box included.
Grave toll in crash of aircraft near Randolph Field
Lieut. Walter Andrew Oglesby, 23, of Lighth Attack Squadron Fort Crockett, was instantly killed Sunday when his high powered aircraft struck power lines near Kirby after departing from Kelly Field. The crash cut San Antonio electric service briefly. Oglesby was a Citadel graduate and football player, survived by his wife Mrs. B. J. Oglesby of Charleston.
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Walter Andrew Oglesby
Fort Crockett
San Antony
Public Servies Company
High Tension Power Ine
Hirby
Texas
Welly
Randolph Field
Lighth
San Antonio
Struk
Deatis
Randolph Bela
Porter Springs
Lieut
Oglesby
B. J. Ogieby
Charleston
South Carolina
Citadel State Mililery College
Fic
Kellyfield
Oil Institute Convenes For Annual Convention
Houston readers report the American Petroleum Institute convening for its thirty-eighth annual convention. Committees study refinery statistics and automotive transport topics with a forecast on molar fuels use for the six months ending March 1, 1853. President Arnon L Beaty notes vast industry improvement. rental property listing appears at end.
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Houston
American Petrolum Institute
Arnon L. Beaty
Institute
Pobtinung
Radio's Torture Toll and Calls for Livelier Airs
In the Open Forum editorial, The Light laments radio's painful balance of torture versus entertainment and urges reversing the ratio. It critiques dull scripting and encourages more upbeat songs and drama to improve radio value, echoing Mr. Renshaw’s views on air content.
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the Light
Radio 16
Mellon Sits for Spanish Painter Portrait
London dispatch reports Ignacio Iloaga a leading Spanish painter has been commissioned to paint United States Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon. Iloaga will stay at the Spanish embassy and Mellon will pose daily. if Mellon changes plans, Senor Zuloga will complete the portrait in the United States.
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London
Ignacio Iloaga
Spain
United States
Andrew W. Mellon
Melion
Senor Zuloga
Husband Shot Ex Wife Held In Leesville
Charles Eubank 45 a bridge contractor was critically wounded by his former wife after lunch at a restaurant yesterday. He suffered a bullet to the right gut side and stomach with a fourth near the spine. Mrs Eubank, who arrived from Texas, is jailed on insanity charges as officers hold her pending his wounds.
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Leesville
Charles L. Eubank
Eubank
Billy Brock Ocean Flier Dies of Cancer in Chicago
Billy Brock known as Ocean Flier and pioneer pilot died in Chicago after a battle with cancer. Born at Gladstone, Minnesota, he flew mail planes across the Atlantic and taught American soldiers to fly during World War I. He survived early aviation perils and completed a transatlantic flight before retirement.
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Billy Brock
Atlantic
Caveer
William
Brock
Gladstone
Omin
Britain Rapped by Soviet Organ
In Moscow the Soviet government newspaper Tevestia accuses British intelligence of planning to fake proof that Stalin directed famine and Indian civil war. It claims Western propaganda opened when the Anglo Russian trade pact collapsed and asserts British leaders sought to turn the United States against closer Soviet relations.
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Moscow
Tevestia
British Intelligence Service
Joseph Stalin
London
Great Britain
United States
Russia
AFFicial Leaves to Fight Capone Plea in Atlanta
CRIME era report from Chicago says United States District Attorney Dwight Green will travel to Atlanta to oppose Capone's habeas writ bid. Capone's counsel argues the sentence expired by statute of limitations. Capone was convicted for income frauds in 1925 1926 and 1927 with a 10 year federal sentence.
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Cricago
Mvs
United States
Dwight 7. Green
Atlanta
al Capone
Capone
Ingull Waits Two American Attorneys
Athens dispatch reports Insull cheerful as Charles Belioys and Andrew Winchos, Chicago, arrive to seek extradition to the United States. The state’s attorneys sent them to press the case while Insull jokes about the men’s sightseeing.
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Ingull
Athens
INSI
Insull
Charles Belioys
Andrew Winchos
Chicago
Ftate
United States
B Jaugh
Fifteen Arrested in Lausanne Bombing
Fifteen men were arrested today in connection with the explosion of a bomb last night in front of Lausanne city hall. Seven persons, one woman, were injured in the blast. The device apparently targeted the city hall during an unemployment demonstration last week, as firemen fought disorderly crowds and turned hoses on protesters.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Ina
Felice
Two Michigan Hunters Slain in Tragic Michigan Incident
In Marquette County two hunters were killed in a morning accident near trapgood when a man mistaken for a deer was shot by his hunting partner Pelle Gabrielsan died at the scene and Joe Denaral of Megawnice was wounded by an unidentified shooter. Authorities report the incident occurred on the eve of opening season and investigators are questioning the event and identifying suspects. The report notes dangerous hunting conditions and urges caution for hunters in the area.
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Michigan
Marquette
Oleh
INS
Michiigan
Pelle Oabrietsan
Trapgood
Joe Denaral
Megawnice Wes
Oklahoma Banks Close in Shawnee National Led Collapse
Oklahoma City September 14 17 six state banks shut by the State Banking Department. Shawnee National Bank the largest with deposits about 2 million faced closure after Eastern creditors demanded collateral totaling around 1 250 000. Other banks closed included First National McCloud Park National Bulphur Allan Canadian Valley State Asher Maud with deposits ranging from 95 000 to 390 000 and capitalization about 25 000 each.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Shawnee National
Thetate Banking Department
W. J. Barnets
H. T. Douglas
Shawnee
First National
McGloud
Park National
Bulphur
First
National
Allan
Canadian Valley State
Asher
Maud State
Maud
Maj Kengel Killed by Drunk Drive
CHICAGO Nov a8 Frederick Rénsel 62 killed in a random road collision by an intoxicated driver early today. He was a former judge advocate of the United States Marines and a West Point graduate, son of Col. George A. Bensel. The incident underscores the era's concerns over drunk driving. The accompanying item notes the national sweet tooth market and a stated value of confectionery production for the year.
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Chicago
Frederick Rénsel
Hewie
Unite States Marines
West. Point
West Point
George A. Bensel
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Maj. Kengel
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