Allred Presses Prohibition and Race Gambling Stand
James V. Allred campaigned in Beaumont urging Tom F. Hunter to declare his position on prohibition and track betting. He attacked Hunter over ethics while recounting Roosevelt era ties and labor support, promising to depoliticize unemployment relief and opposing public race concerns.
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Beaumont
James V. Allred
Tom F. Hunter
Alfred
Hunter
Bohemian
Tom Hunter
Allred
Roosevelt
Garner
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wiess Park
Port Arthur
Clyde E. Smith
Courthouse Records and Car Registrations Update
Court records show deeds and property details including N Tex Building and Loan Fairman Dee, Summers, University Heights blocks and mirrored lots. Car registrations list owners and vehicles from Bessie Ruben to Dempsey A Winn with brands such as Chevrolet Olds Pontiac and Terraplane. The Shadow is captured in St Louis on August 21 as twelve East prominent figures report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Tex
Fairman Dee
R. W. Burke
O. J. Leveritt
Mirror
University Heights
Bessie Ruben
Buren
Gene Bourland
Dallas
Buick
International Harvester Company
City
International Truck
W. G. Baker
West Second
Pontiac
Ivan Wilcox
West Ninth
C. B. Braxton
Fillmore
Olds
W. G. Tennison
Shamrock
Jno
C. Sullivan
Short
Plymouth
Travis Mellor
Rule
Chevrolet
United Sash & Door Company
Edwin Ramey
Amarillo
R. L. Swink
Lincoln
Dempsey A. Winn
West Fleventh
Nero Fuelled Rome's Debasement With Coins, Analysis Finds
Chemical tests trace Nero’s inflationary impact from 96 97 percent silver coin content to a long running debasement that ended with near 1 percent precious metal. German data by Hammer and Princeton chemist Earle R. Coley show the gradual decline through Commodus Aurelius and Diocletian reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Princeton
N. J
Nero
Rome
J. Hammer
Zeitschrift Fur Numismatik
Parthia
Princeton University Laboratory
Earle R. Coley
Hammer
Dionysius
Lydia
Augustus
Trojan
Commodus
Aurelius
Diocletian
Shadow notes terrorize St Louis youths as police arrest trio
St Louis residents reported letters saying Death is your pal signed The Shadow. Each note showed a hooded figure leading a skeleton. Police arrested two boys and a girl described as "having fun" in connection with the messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louisans
Guiding Your Child: Toys and Development
Aileen Burns, 19, dreamed of running and leapt from a second floor window, shattering a rib after she plunged 18 feet to the ground. The essay advocates simple play materials over educational toys, arguing imagination and raw play spur growth more than prepared items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Aileen Burns
Police shake up after Labatt kidnapping case
The Toronto Mail and Empire reports likely Ontario Provincial police reforms after Attorney General Roebuck criticized OPP handling of John S. Labatt kidnapping. Roebuck reportedly took charge when Labatt walked from the Royal York Hotel room undetected. Labatt was freed after three days in captivity. A Port Huron resident cited a pine woods hideout near Grand Bend, Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Toronto Mail and Empire
Ontario
Arthur W. Roebuck
Labatt
Royal York Hotel
Hugh
Roebuck
Sarnia
Port Huron
Mich
Grand Bend
Song Writer Died By Own Action Verdict Hollywood
Jerry Jarnagin a songwriter and husband of Trene Franklin was found dead with a self inflicted gunshot at his Lake Hollywood Drive home last night. Police Captain Wallis said the death was by his own action and that the weapon was hidden under his bed pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jerry Jarnagin
Trene Franklin
Lake Hollywood
Bert Wellis
Jarnagin
Lawrence Thomas
Franklin
Wallis
Capone and Public Enemy No 1 Through Chicago History
Aug 2 Chicago report traces Capone known as Scarface from gangland emperor to 11 year prison term in Alcatraz as the public enemy prototype. It notes Loesch ranking crime figures,Federal pursuit, and later successors Dil linger Murray Humphreys Nelson as No 1 in the evolving public enemy list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
San Francisco Bay
Scarface al
Plain al Brown
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Crime Commission
Leech
U. S
Capone
Indiana
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Department of Justice
George
Baby Free) Nelson
Connally Hear Ranchmen's Ills in West Texas Meet
Twenty five cattlemen from the West of the Pecos region met with United States Senator Tom Connally at Fort Davis to present cattle industry problems and argue for continued federal credit aid. They cited the liquidation of the RACC in San Angelo and drought and financial hardship hindering loan repayments, warning foreclosures could hinder new loans from the Production Credit Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis
United States
Tom Connally
Pecos
Connally
RACC
San Angelo
Production Credit Association
Hungry and Hungry in a Call for Bread of Life
A poem contrasts hunger among the gaunt boy, weary woman, and a suffering dog with well dressed people who are hungry for meaning. The speaker urges aid and notes the equipment is ready to serve.
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Amarillo Globe
GOP
Hecklers
Courthouse Records
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pikes Peak
Helena Rubenstein
CDRUG
E.A.B
Agardl
Doe Company. Ass
Chamberlain's
Williams
Wras
Pinkham
FOX
S.S.S
Old Town
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Johnny
Broken Dream
Oriental Shop
Dallas, Texas
Flay Police
Camden
Vermont
Simpkins
Chas. Hoppin Printing CO
Cuthura
Dollie Shipp
7Th St
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. 12
Maiden, Masa
Sre
Harrison
Delicates
Bacon
Lamb Shoulder, Tb
Green Peppers
Peaches
Lee
Lee's
McIlroy
Red & White Pierce
Alcatrez
Murray Humphreys
Humphreys
South America
Nelson
Flo
Franklin Lee Stevenson
Haxwell Brothers
Taylor
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