Voting rights clash as AG rules on Democratic primaries
Austin July 12 The attorney general’s department rules negroes may not vote in Democratic primaries. Supreme Court ruling allowed barring by legislative acts but AG Allred cites 1932 party resolution closing primaries to negroes. In Travis County two absentee ballots were cast by negroes despite the ruling.
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Austin
Attorney General's Department
Democratic Executive Committee
Travis County
United States Supreme Court
el Paso
Attoreny
James V. Allred
San Antonio
Love Wires Support to Clint Small in Texas Prohibition War
Thomas B. Love sent a wire to Sen. Clint C. Small praising his anti crime stance and announcing support for Small for governor. He notes differing views on prohibition but urges voters to decide submission in line with the people's wishes, citing Mississippi and North Dakota as examples.
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Dallas
Thomas B. Love
Clint C. Small
Jacksonville
Comanche
Texas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Youth evades Texas police in college tragedy
Norman Oklahoma July 12 a panicked University of Oklahoma student Neal Myers 21 vanished after Marian Mills 20 lay dead in a duplex near Norman Houston police hunted him through a wooded area after a car chase. Missing pills and a powder found in the abandoned vehicle tied to his father Dr P B Myers Elk City Okla. The funeral for Marian Mills was held as Norman authorities questioned Hazel Brown the fraternity cook.
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Norman
Okla
Houston
Tex
Marian Mills
University of Oklahoma
Neal Myers
University
Miss Mills
Texas City
Young Myers
P. B. Myers
el Reno
Marian
Here
Hazel Brown
Brown
Paul Updegraff
Fair Friday forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecasters call for generally fair and warm weather across West Texas on Friday with unsettled conditions only in the far southeast. New Mexico shares a fair start with a chance of showers and storms in the northwest. Temperature readings from Amarillo show a high around 108 and a low near 76 with a warm day ahead.
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Amarillo
Cinity
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Drought Spreads Across Texas Adding 33 Counties
The western drouth now covers three fourths of Texas with 119 counties on the emergency list and 75 on the secondary list after 33 additions. Relief mobilization accelerates through county agents, CCC involvement, and low freight and feed rates to aid drought victims and stock.
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Washington
Texas
Farm Administration
Bailey
Brazos
Burleson
Burnet
Cochran
Cottle
Dallas
DeWitt
Dickens
Ellis
Erath
Fisher
Floyd
Hays
Hill
Hood
Johnson
King
Knox, Lee
Limestone
McLellan
Milam
Motley
Nolan
Parker
Palmer
Robertson
Runnels
Somervell
Tar
Travis
Williamson
Haskell
Stonewall
Farm Credit Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
State Park
Fatal Blow Ends Life of Deputy Constable Controversey
C C Murphy a 45 year old Alto man died in Jacksonville hospital after being struck in a courthouse dispute with a deputy constable. Witnesses say the blow came from a fist or blackjack during the argument. Murphy was uncle to H D Murphy a state highway patrolman killed Easter Sunday by Barrow and Parker near Grapevine. Sheriff J A Smith ordered deputies to arrest the deputy involved.
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Ruse
Tex
C. C. Murphy
Alto
Jacksonville
Murphy
H. D. Murphy
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Grapevine
J. A. Smith
Hereford CCC park planned along Tierra Blanca creek
Hereford authorities approve a $200000 CCC park project to span two miles along Tierra Blanca creek covering 500 acres southeast of Hereford. The work includes dams planting trees a concrete swimming pool and a community clubhouse.
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Hereford
CCC Boys
D. F E. Colp
State Park Board
George L. Nason
National Park Service
Tierra Blanca
Perjury Charge Filed in Missing Agnes Tulverson Case
Selma Tulverson, sister of Agnes Tulverson who vanished last December, filed a perjury complaint today with Assistant District Attorney Harold W. Hastings against Ivan Poderjay, husband of the missing woman, in New York.
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New York
Selma Tulverson
Agnes Tulverson
Harold W. Hastings
Ivan Poderjay
Coast strike paralyzes Pacific Coast trade in July crisis
San Francisco faces growing disruption as maritime unions in San Francisco and Alameda County walk out with 3,700 members. The stoppage halts freight movement and cuts meat supplies for about 1.6 million residents as the fight nears a general walkout despite federal mediation efforts.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Labor Disputes Board
Federal Board
Colp
Teamsters
Alameda County
Bay Cities
National Guard
Wanted to Buy Ad Drives Quick Results in Globe News
A bold notice offers a wanted mirror about six by three feet. Call 6262 for ad help and wordings. Dial 3453 is listed for the ad to place. The ad promises low cost and the option to charge it.
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Globe News
Bum's Rush At Dorothy Parker Party In Denver
Denver social set faced embarrassment after 200 fake invitations to a Dorothy Parker party prompted a police stoppage. Expensive cars arrived and stylish attendees were refused entry. the real guest list was small.
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Denver
UPA
Dorothy Parker
Pampa Welcomes Senator Connally At City Rally
A crowd of hundreds in Pampa heard United States Senator Tom Connally review his 16 years in the Senate. Mayor W A Bratton presided and City Attorney John Sturgeon praised Connally as a friend to all classes. Connally called the act counting to the people and cited benefits from the agricultural act cattle buying program and other relief measures. Eddie Dunnigan heads the Connally-for-Senator club as Gray County backing grows. Connally then spoke briefly before heading to a night address in Childress.
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Pampa
Gray County
United States
Tom Connaly
Senator Connally
W. A. Bratton
John Sturgeon
Connally
S Turgeon
Senate
Texas
Washington
Pampa Citizens Are Well Pleased With Mr. Connally
Eddie Dunnigan
Connally-for- Senator Club
Childress
Halt Brush Fire At Edge Of City Park City Utah
A brush fire destroyed surface of the American Flag mine and the Daly lead silver mines near Park City. About 200 firefighters fought the blaze a mile from town, rescuing a dozen workers from the American Flag shaft seconds before the hoist failed. The fire spread over two square miles amid dry underbrush, heat, and canyon winds.
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Park City
Utah
Eagle Restored to Austin Firm in NRA Move
Washington July 12 The NRA compliance council voted to restore the Blue Eagle to the Dolphin Grill Austin after it had been ordered to surrender the insignia for alleged violation of the President’s re employment agreement last December. The NRA said the company has paid back wages and promised further compliance.
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Washngton
NRA
Austin
NRA chief defends farm aid as work surge boosts economy
A Western tour speech by Hugh Johnson, recovery administrator, claims NRA assignments created 2,000,000 city jobs and boosted purchasing power by 4 billion dollars. He criticizes Senator Borah and ties the NRA to employment gains, saying costs rose modestly while payrolls and manufacturing growth surged.
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Waterloo
Towa
Hugh &. Johnson
NRA
Farm Administration
Blue Eagle
Borah
Idaho
Idahoan
Hiram Johnson
League of Nation
Minneapolis
St. Paul
al &Mith
Herbert Hoover
Old Man of the Mountain Dies in Oklahoma Bank Pursuit
Two bank robbers, including the elder referred to as The Old Man of the Mountain or Kaiser Bill, died in a swift gun battle with lawmen in Ottawa County Oklahoma. Sheriff Dee Watters reports the elder robber identified from photos. the younger companion was not yet identified. The incident followed earlier bank robberies and a long police record for the elder, including prison terms in state and federal facilities.
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Pat
Cookson Hills
Kaiser Bill
John FR Goodman
Bureau of Criminal Identification
McAlester
Sequoyah
Leavenworth
Kas
McAlester Penitentiary
Wheat Gains as Corn Slumps in New York Cairo Market
Wheat prices rose amid government forecasts of sharply reduced 1934 U S grain output. Corn slid after early gains, easing as profit taking and favorable offerings capped advances. September wheat climbed to 96 cents intraday, closing around 94 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
United States
Fight Die in Ice in Andes Caravan Tragedy
A commercial caravan of 30, traveling from Pinto Chile to Argentina, was caught in blizzards in the Andes. Twelve days in over 12 feet of snow left several members frozen to death.
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Santiago
Chile
Andes
Pinto
Argentina
Rally Planned for MDonald in Amarillo
McDonald of Wichita Falls, a governor candidate, will address voters in Amarillo Monday night at 8 30 at the Municipal Auditorium after a Shamrock stop. Former Gov James E Ferguson is invited to speak. His platform supports unemployment insurance, shorter work hours, pensions for older workers, labor rights, bank depository laws, repeal of ad valorem real estate taxes, and two year equity of redemption.
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Ferguson
James FE. Fergueson
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
McDonald
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