Fourteen Held After Raid Vine County Gaming Bust
Fourteen men arrested in a rural deputy raid at Narl Chadwell’s place 203 Fast Market Street failed to appear for charges in Justice of the Peace E. H. Talbert’s court. Chadwell and attorney Leonard Brown appeared. bonds were posted for the defendants while the cases were reset to 2 p.m. Tuesday by Justice Talbert.
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Narl Chadwell
Fast Market Street
Justice of the Peace
H. Deneger
Goliad Street
John Imes
Maha Street
C. KE. Joe
East Martin Street
Max Martin
Harding Place
W. J. Farrer
Rivas Street
FE. J. Wilkins
East Houston Street
Howard Havin
Adel Street
BR Holoff
Harriman Place
L Cantu
Victoria Street
W.orest
Reid
W. BE. Isbell
A C. Breet
W. B. Hauck
J.C. Rice
Isbell
Red Cross to Continue Flour Distribution Work in Boxer County
The local American Red Cross chapter chaired by Maughall Betridge will keep distributing flour to destitute families. The directors voted the action at a Thursday meeting. About 3,300 families have already received milled grain from government wheat.
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Boxer County
American Red Cross
Maughall Betridge
Pridey
Torough Eckinge
Chet
Turner
Geneva Stance Clears on German Participation in Disarmament
Geneva authorities and statesmen agree that Germany will not join the disarmament conference. They view equality demands as non negotiable and beyond dispute, signaling firm posture ahead of negotiations.
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Geneva
Germany
Bay State GOP Votes for Amendment Repeal Adopted
The Massachusetts Republican convention adopted a platform calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with no guarantees against the return of Prohibition in Belcom, signaling a shift in state party policy.
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Bay State
G.O.P. F
Boston
Death frees noted mass murderer Jesse Pomeroy at 70
Lea Bridgewater Mass Sept 50 Jesse Pomeroy Massachusetts notorious life prisoner died at the state farm last night at age 70 after 58 years in confinement. He served 40 years in solitary at Charlestown prison after being sentenced in 1873 for the murder of a child and was believed to have killed at least two children. Robert C Sherman state farm superintendent announced the death saying he had been in poor health for years and had requested to stay with friends rather than transfer.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Jesse Pomeroy
Massachusetts
State Farm
Prisobm
Pomeroy
Lfe
Charlestown
Robert C. Sherman
Tasull Subsidiary in Receivership in Chicago
The Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Electric railroad, the Tasull subsidiary, entered receivership after a filing by American Brake Shoe and Foundry, which claims $2807.98. The railroad owes other creditors and cannot meet taxes or interim payments of about $285,000, according to the petition and consent filed by railroad attorneys.
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Chicago
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Electric Railroad
Inaul
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
Roadroad
Kelly Bombers Leave for Dallas Training Flight
Kelly field bombardment unit from the Advanced Flying School departed Friday for Dallas on extended crew country training. Capt. John W. Monahan directed bombardment training. A 15 plane pursuit flight followed the formation toward Ringgold and Hurin.
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Kelly
Dallas Berven
Kelly Field
Advanced Flying School
Dallas
John W. Monahan
State Relief Loans From R P C Totals 1 454 279 10
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced emergency relief loans totaling 1 454 279 10 made to Hawaii Louisiana Nevada and New Mexico. Hawaii received 407435 dollars Louisiana 1 008 844 Nevada 447200 and New Mexico 90800.
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Washington, D. C
Reconstruction Corporation Today
Hawaii
Louisiana
Nevada
New Mexico
Railroad Reports Car Loadings Up Fort Worth
Fort Worth and Denver City Railway records show a twenty seven percent rise in car loadings during the first twenty seven days of September compared with the previous month. The gain equals eleven hundred twelve additional car loadings.
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Fort Worth
Denver City
Misront Pa broadcasts feature Antonio on MoPac party air
A local MoPac broadcast will feature Antonio on a St Louis station as part of a misread promotion. The details resemble an internal notification prepared by affiliate hero Pris Ann with a date placeholder and unclear scheduling information.
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MoPac
A. bin Antonio
Shorty
Ihr Dines
IMOX
St. Louis
Pris Ann
Nol
Brent Ant
Court weighs huge election contest amid delay request
Governor Sterling seeks to deploy up to 100 special commissioners to hear testimony across more than 100 counties in the Ferguson election contest. Mrs. Ferguson and ex Governor Ferguson may defend only at great cost, with the defense arguing no contest pending. Judge Robertson urges delaying action while the supreme court rules.
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Robertson
Ferguson
Democratic Party
Electon
Nickels
Mia
James E. Ferguson
Sterling
iSickels
Speer
Supreme Court
C. &. Bradley
Goesbeck
Mexico Highway Work Showing
E F Watt of Valles San Luis Potosi met with William Purlong manager of the highway department of the chamber of commerce in San Antonio. Watt has traveled the Mexico City to San Antonio route five times in the last year. He said early trips showed road sections so bad cars could not pass. He predicted the bad stretches are nearly eliminated and the highway will be all weather by next year.
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Mexico City
William Purlong
Highway Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
E. F. ‘Watt
Valles
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Furlong
San Antonio
Two Love Birds Stolen From Cage
Police report says Sergeant Eddie Ankerson found two love birds missing from a large cage at his home Friday after a thief entered Thursday night. The theft comes as three birds remained in the cage and only two were taken. Mrs. Mary Nix reported two dresses stolen from 1418 Grayon Street near the army post. In separate losses, three razors a pair of ellippers and two pairs of shears were stolen from Ersch barber shop at 1642 West Poplar Street.
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Eddie Ankerson
Mary Nix
Army Post
Grayon Street
Lodt
Poplar
Automobile Brings 588 at U S Auction
The customs treasury gained 68 dollars from a Thursday public auction where an automobile served by mounted inspectors was sold. A second vehicle is slated for disposal at 10 a m Monday, and another automonite is expected.
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Treasury
Customs Department
Floods Cut Through Northern Mexico and Texas Rail Lines
Heavy rains caused the Rio Grande and neighboring rivers to rise sharply, flooding towns from Chihuahua to Tampico. At least seven deaths are reported with thousands of livestock lost, while relief funds were allocated. Rail traffic collapsed across northern Mexico and the Texas border as towns disappeared and bridges were washed out.
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Mexico
CO City
Mosis
Tampico
Monterey
Chinuahua
Herjutla
Hidalgo
Congress
Chihuahua
Temen
Heusutla
Tempico
San Juan
Rio Grande
San Martin
EL Paso
Juares
Mexico City
San Pedro River
Ority
Chihuahua City
Santa Rosalia
Science Hails Power of Yeast Iron and Copper
A health claim piece extols yeast iron and copper as curative, promising vitality and digestion aid. It touts a purported new compound with dramatic benefits, backed by unnamed trials and a pharmaceutical company push, urging readers to seek the remedy in a Georgia firm’s release.
Hitching Rack Reappears on Main Street
ORANGEBURG Sept. 3 Something this town has been without for years the Hitching rack and the watering trough are being put back on Main street. Use of horses, mules, baggies and wagons has increased. The chamber of commerce felt compelled to feature the almost obsolete conveniences for farmers in this trade territory.
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Orangeburg
Uoe
Horzee
Chamber of Commerce
Retired General Quits Legion Over Bonus Debates
San Diego Calif Sept 30 A retired Maj Gen F B Strong commander of Fort Leavenworth during the war resigned from the American Legion. He cited the Portland convention action on the soldiers bonus as the reason and warned of national finances and a heavy treasury burden. In Wisconsin, Bishop Frook Wilson of Eau Claire announced withdrawal from the American Legion over the same issue and the Legion’s push for full bonus payment.
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Legion
San Diego
Calif
Portland
F .B. Strong
Camp Kearny
Tédeau
American Legion
Fall Claire
Wis
Frook
Wilson
Episcopal Diocese of
Eau Claire
Chicago
American’ Legion
He Legion
Hin Reasana
Burkholder Heads Advertising Group in New Role
C. A. Burkholder of San Antonio has become president of the Association of Advertising Specialty Manufacturers Importers and Jobbers. He was elected at a New York meeting last week and is the first Jobber to hold the presidency. He was also named a national director of the association, a branch of the National Advertising Specialty Association, and affiliated with the Advertising Federation of America.
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Burkholder
C. A. Burkholder
San Antonio
Association of
Advertising Specialty Manufacturers, Importers
New York City
National Advertising Specialty Association
Advertising Federation of America
Military Affairs Group Visits Fort Sill Mission
SHREVEPORT La Sept 30 Congressman John J McSwain chairman of the house military affairs committee announced before leaving by plane for Fort Sill Okla where his party would continue inspection of army posts in the South and Southwest Barkedale tied will ultimately be completed as originally planned
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Shreveport
Barkedale
John J. McSwain
South Carolina
House
Fort St, Okla
Curtison Tour of Wheat Best in Oklahoma Campaign
Pauhubea Oklahoma Sept 20. A log of Charles Curtis campaign tour through northwestern Oklahoma. At Enid last night Curtis praised Hoover’s leadership and guidance and blamed economic troubles on federal reserve policy under Wilson. He spoke to an attentive audience about the nation’s economic outlook.
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Pawhubea
Okla
Oklahoma
Vicw
Charles Curtis
Enid
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Woodrow Wilson
School Offers Intra Curricular Horseback Riding Program
Alamo Helghia high school introduces horseback riding as an intra curricular course for girls. A riding club of about twenty five nuns wearing habits ride on Thursday and Friday afternoons, guided by Miss Patty Lacey and Miss Lessie Allen Wooldridge at Ajastic Heights riding range.
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Alamo Helghia High School
Patty Lacey
Mieg Lessie Allen Wooldridge
Leathers
Ajastic” Heights
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Paine
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