Burglary reports spread across several homes
Residents in multiple blocks report intruders and stolen items. Mrs. W C Oker chased police after a man rummaged her room stealing $10 from a purse. The Rickett home and others also suffered break ins with items missing. Police roamed the area but no suspect was captured.
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Paul H. Ricketts
Schley Avenue
Oberett
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Fort Worth
Texas
Burnet Street
Jeck Fleherty
Lamar Street
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Talk O' Town
Avelove
James Street
Slum Clearance Appeal Ties to Local Labor Action
Letter from R G Gibson argues for rapid government loan agency action to remove eye sores and provide work and decent housing. He criticizes labor unions for lacking a political party and urges chambers of commerce and polls to drive reform. He promotes sharing the new telephone number in The Light directory beginning Sunday.
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Chpmber of Commerce and
Get Ung
R. G. Gibson
Public Service Commission Orders Rate Cuts in Kansas
The Kansas Public Service Commission ordered utilities to pass excess above 30 cents per thousand cubic feet to customers. The new rate sets a thousand cubic feet price at 39.8 cents for mainline town borders and related services. In Lawrence textile mills report improving conditions with higher employment and output.
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Peka
Kan
Gervlos
Kansha
Public Service Commission
Dreiston
Commiestan
Cltlex Service
Cotmuuny
Woman Has Last Word In State Budget Row
Mrs Jean W Withch state budget commissioner demanded an apology from Julius 4 Johment treasurer after he threatened his deputy for delaying approval of a 17.85 expense account due to sub vouchers. She replied with indignation and asserted she holds the last word in the affair.
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Julius
Johment
Wate
Alent
Earler
Jean W. Withch
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Abe
Reading company to recall 2000 employees this month
Philadelphia Sept 1 11 The Reading company will recall more than 2000 employees for work at its repair shops at Reading and St. Clair Pa. Charles Ewing president announced.
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Reading Company
Reading
St. Clift
Charles
Ewing
Australia Budget Presented Salons, Sept.
Prime Minister J. A. Lyons, treasurer of the commonwealth, presented a balanced budget to Canberra. It excludes the war service debt to the United Kingdom and outlines financial plans amid postwar considerations.
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Canberra
Australia
J. A. Lyons
Lee
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Sinclair to Spend 2.5 Million on U S Plants
Sinclair Refining plans a 2.5 million dollar investment in the United States to upgrade its plants, adding 4.5 million dollars in equipment and wages across multiple sites. Treasury receipts for August 30 totaled 2,521,277.00 with expenditures of 6,407,185.77 and a balance of 343,380,790.02. Customs duties for August 30 amounted to 23,208,141.75.
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Sinclair
U. S
New York
UNS
Sinclair Refining Company
Gongolddted Oi! Corporation
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Customs
Quito Battle Near Climax Amid Quito Clash
Quito Ecuador Sept 1 The rebel forces led by Bonifaz hold Bolivar barges overlooking the city as fighting rages. Loyalists demand unconditional surrender and threaten further action after a failed amnesty accord. The city has seen desultory shelling since Bonifaz seized it Saturday. Minister Theodore Oberhelimann dies in St Louis aged 86.
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Ecuador
Quito
Neptello Bonifaz
Bolivar Baryarks
Uayegull
ST. Louis
Theodore Oberhelimann
Evangelical Lutheran Synod Pension and ‘Relief Fund
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