Denver Ad Man Admits Forging Water Bonds Fraud
Bar A Pivan a Denver advertising man confessed after cross examination that he led a Jekyll and Hyde life, forging $600,000 in municipal water bonds and trading $240,000 in forged bonds for good ones or cash. He was captured after a jail escape attempt and significant police pursuit.
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Texas hunting license sales set new state record
Texas sales of hunting licenses in November's first 15 days reached 26500 dollars, a record for the State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission. Over 2000 licenses were sold in San Antonio and similar totals in Dallas and Houston.
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Woman Convicted in Cruelty Case in San Francisco
Mrs. Pawline Handley was convicted of cruelly punishing Ronald Ohlsen by holding his hands over a gas flame. She was sentenced to ten days in county jail.
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Pawline
Handley
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Russian pictures damaged on Baltic voyage to America
The commissariat of education reports the steamship Baltic carrying Russian pictures to be shown in the United States sprang a leak and most of the artworks were badly damaged.
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Wright Brothers' Sister Katherine Wright to Wed Harry Haskell
Oblerin Ohio reports Katherine Wright sister of Orville and Wilbur Wright will marry Harry Haskell editorial writer of the Kansas City Star. Notes on Xmas cards include local ads offering design and printing services at small costs.
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Saturday Night Radio Concert Listings Across Stations
A dense schedule lists multiple radio programs for Saturday November 20 across stations such as WMAQ KPAB WOC and WLS. It includes concerts, organ and piano performances, orchestra pieces, church programs, and children’s shows with times from 6:00 pm to late night.
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WMAQ
KPAB
EM4
Smap
WOC
Wiid
OYW
Jonnie
Bnele Roh
WDA
School of the Air
WHT
WLS
WELW
WOAW
WOK
WOCO
WGN
KDEA
WEAA
Wstra
Bedtime Star
Keene
Field
Plumbers
KYW
WLIB
WLW
WORD
WQJ
Fred Sweet
KPRC
Sumday
WCCO
WBBM
WIJD
Palmer House Studi
WSAI
RSD
Wwoc
WDAF
KFAB
WFAA
WMC
WATAQ
WSMB
KMA
KTHS
WCA
WEBH
WEAF
WBAP
WIZ
Kei
IWPO
WESM
Grees Witd
WQT
Wooo
Mule
Garnival
WSB
KWL
NPNP
WEBI
KOA
WRRM
Local Air Crew Flights Highlight Week at Brooks Field
Reported Friday flights from Brooks Field included Lt G A Beverly to Fort Clars with Lt Beard aboard, Lt Wittkop's Marfa destination with Lt Burkhart passenger, and Lt Whitson and Sgt Comber on a weekend training run to Kaippa. Other Brooks passes noted Lt Perrin to Harlingen with Sgt Gershon as passenger and Lt Harvey to Cleburme with Pvt Worley.
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Brooks Field
Fort Clars
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Marfa
H. M. Wittkop
Burkhart
W. E. Whitson
Kaippa
Comber
B. B. Perrin
Harlingen
Gershon
A. L. Harvey
Cleburme
Worley
W. G. Bennett
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
RFMR
Leo T. Post
Hugh CG. Minter
Golf Championships Move Ahead Quietly Abroad
The United States Golf Association set the American open for Oakmont on June 23 to 25, precluding a planned England United States pro team matches. British tournament dates were urged to shift earlier, citing weather and course conditions. Prince Henry of Prussia arrived in Vera Cruz, while Cleveland was awarded the 1927 American Electric Railway Association convention, October 3 to 7.
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England
United States
Royal and Ancient Club
Fingland
America
Mexico
Mexico City
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Vera Cruz
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American Electric Railway Association
Hotel patio vandalism shocks San Antonio guests
A San Antonio hotel manager told police that several youths damaged plants on a Spanish style patio used by guests. The frolicsome group rode about the city in cars and staged four races around the patio, destroying plants and shrubs.
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Driver Chases Pedestrians on Broadway Streets
Pedestrians on Broadway were targeted by a car filled with youths who raced the street between Sixth and Houston. Within minutes four calls to police reported the vehicle driven on the sidewalk forcing people to flee for safety. Trees fences and sign posts offered refuge.
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Satuday
Sixth
Houston
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