Quiet on Edamer Front as Bridge Injunction Sought
Durant Oklahoma October 2 1913 federal injunction petition to close the Durant Meuison free bridge stalled as toll owners protest delays. National guardsmen called out before dawn to guard the riverfront with Judge Pollock delaying hearing and the governor stating the bridge would stay open for now.
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Durant
Oks
Hed River
durant-Meuison
WV. H. Murray
Muskogee
Jivlce John C. Pollock
Pollock
Oix
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma Murders Baffle Officials
Authorities hunted for the latest victims near the spot where Jack Odell, a young farmer, was slain a week earlier. The bullet-pierced bodies were found yesterday and were unrecognizable, with speculation they may be R. T. Ethridge of Carrollton, Mississippi, and an Arkansas resident last seen in Dequern, Springdine area.
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Kiamichis
Jack Odell
R. T. Ethridge
Carrollton
Mississippi
Chappell
Springdine
Arkansas
Corn removal claim for Shur-Ol product presented
An advertisement extols Sourult the cure for fast corn removal using a modern scientific method. It promises the corns come off in minutes after applying a few drops and loosening tissue, with a claim of safety and instant relief. The ad urges asking a druggist for Shut-Off at fifty cents with a money-back guarantee and free refills.
Stop itching torture ad for ZEMO acne relief
An advertisement touts ZEMO for soothing itching skin and scalp irritations including eczema pimples ringworm and dandruff. Claims prompt relief and usually healing as an antiseptic soothing preparation with prices for various strengths.
Girs Refuse To Date on Dutch Treat
Chicago dispatch reports University of Utah president’s proposal to share dating costs provoked a strong campus response. Northwestern Evans ton and other co eds reject the idea, arguing they never have and never should pay for dates. The debate reflects evolving views on social expenses among university students.
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Girs
Chicago
University of Eo
Northwestern University of Evanston
George Thomas
University of Utah
Dane Masun
Northwestern Isity
City Holding Taa Pledges Back Tax Payments Plan
City holding two cashier’s checks from delinquent taxpayers as pledges on back tax payments. The checks will be held by back tax attorney B Kramer and full amount due paid, avoiding suits for back taxes. Plan aims to aid delinquent taxpayers without immediate payment.
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City-Central Bank and ‘Trust Company
O. FH
B. Kramer
Kramer
Bramer Fail
Most of Striking Amarillo Truck Drivers Return
About 30 truckers who walked off the job two weeks ago in Amarillo returned to work on state highway No. 5 north of the city. F. Smith, president of the Amarillo Truck Owners' Association, said actions forced by the strike led to a partial wage settlement. The union's initial demand was $1.40 a load. they settled for about 9 cents more than the prior rate, while the current agreement was near half the original request.
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Amarillo
Venus
F. Smith
Turk
Verdict in Grocer's Death by His Own Action
Coroner's verdict returned by Justice of the Peace John Shook finds Onofree Sooccer owner of a grocery at S38 Muir Street died by his own hand. City agents John M. Bacon and Joe Hurston were raiding the shop when a shot rang out. Sanchez sustained a bullet wound and a .22 caliber rifle was found in his hands.
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Onofree Sooccer
Muir Street
Justice of the Peace
John Shook
John M. Bacon
Joe Hurston
Ciry
Sanchez
Hoover Approves Year Arms Holiday
In Washington on October 27 American leaders back a one year arms holiday. The plan, inviting 52 nations to join, has approval from President Hoover and Secretary Stimson for a disarmament truce and immediate war participation halt.
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Hington
D. C
Anmerics
UN Leagan
Hoover
Stimson
New Paraguay Cabinet Aim Prompted by Crisis
In Asuncion on Oct 27, Vice President Gonzalez Nuvero moved to form a cabinet to replace President Jose Coggiari, but was forced from office amid political turmoil.
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Asungion
Paraguay
Gonanlez Nuvero
Jose, Coggiari
Communist Organ Barred From Mails
Washington October 27. A government order barring the Revolutionary Age organ of the Communist party from the mails was upheld by the Supreme Court. Dolores Me believed oldest Cuban woman dies in Santiago de Cuba at about 1300 years old according to local reports.
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Washington, D.C
Oet
West Office Department
Communist Party of America
Evenrk Lodayy
Santiago DE Cuba
Dolores Me
Cuba
Dinderlay
Berlin Loans Attacked by New York Republican
Representative Hamilton Bish Jr of New York denounced German loans and urged Germany to stand firm against Soviet and Russian pressure. He cited savings from a Sloan monitorium as a leverage point in the debate.
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Wasuin
Germany
Sloyer Monitorium
Hamilton Bish Jr
Republican
New York
Smoke Thicker Over Pittsburgh Fire Figures Rise
Smoke thickens over Pittsburgh as fires burn, with heavier smoke rolling toward the city. Reported figures range from three to ten per day higher than the past two weeks, per observers. New York marks the anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt’s birth, 77 years on.
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Pittsburgh
Piteburgh
Nonok Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Rooevelt
Sandino Plans New Offensive in Nicaragua War
Augusto Sandino, the Nicaraguan insurgent leader, Dent reports that he is not sick and has completed reorganizing his army ready to begin a real offensive. He spoke through representatives from Mexico City on October 27.
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Mexico City
Augusto G. Sandia
Nicraguan
Iis
Mexican Railway Workers to Strike November 6
MEXICO CITY Oct 27 The confederation of employes announced a strike by 8 000 Mexican railway workers on the Southern Pacific line in Mexico for November 6 The decision came after a conciliation board order and was confirmed today by the federation providing a test of labor action in the region.
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Mexico
Confederation of Employes
Board of Conciliation
Civil Service Exam Applications Reach New High
In Washington a record-breaking surge in civil service job applications is reported. The Civil Service Commission will hold stenography and trust examinations in December. Previous years saw about 24 million in applications.
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Ynnerautreriicn
Washingtus
Civil Service
New Disorders in Cyprus Reported
Vague report describes new disorders in the village of Vissoush as an alert from Langon Detachment 27. The message mentions unrest and precautionary measures, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Cyprus
Capria
Quluiyeal
Reduy
Vissoush
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