Ferguson predicts landslide in Texas gubernatorial race
Former Governor James E. Ferguson claims his wife Ma Ferguson will win a large share of the vote and secure re nomination over Governor Sterling. He says the Ferguson organization remains intact and criticizes the state highway contract plan as a deception while predicting Ma Ferguson will garner around 550000 of 950000 votes. The couple plans to close their campaign in Greenville tonight.
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Denton
Wup
James EB. Ferguson
Ross S. Sterling
Ferguson
Tom Hunter
Fergusons
Greenville
Hatcher promises fair play in utility tasks
Houston radio speech by W Gregory Hatcher, former state treasurer, pledges fairness in utility matters if elected to a four year railroad commissioner term. He discussed natural gas industry and municipal utilities, denying any debt to or favoritism for corporate interests.
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Houston
W. Gregory Hatcher
Railroad Commission
Hatcher
Waitress Shot To Death In Dallas Rooming House
Rose Pierce a 21 year old waitress was found shot in the heart at her doorway early today in Dallas Police also found J M Rodden 25 dying from a gunshot wound on a porch swing with papers in his pocket identifying him He died an hour later Neighbors heard running steps and two shots in rapid succession
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Dallas
Rose Pierce
J. M. Rodden
Doug Fairbanks Off to Hunt Rare Gobi Tigers
Douglas Fairbanks the movie star sailed from San Francisco on the Chichibu Maru to hunt longhaired Manchurian tigers in the Gobi desert. He carried guns ammunition and camera gear to document the expedition.
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Doug Fairbanks
San Francisco
Douglas Fairbanks
Gobi Desert
Amelia Earhart completes first nonstop cross continent flight by a woman
Amelia Earhart Putnam lands at Newark after a 19 hour 4 minute flight from Los Angeles to Newark, setting women’s transcontinental and distance records in a Lockheed Vega. She notes slower speed saved fuel, flew mostly at 10 000 feet, and plans to rest at Rye home.
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Newark
WN. J
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Newark Airport
Putnam
Los Angeles
Mrs. Putnam
Miss Ruth Nichols
Miss Nichols
Oakland
Cal
Louisville
Aviatrix
Columbus
Frank Hawk
Rye
Two Die and 44 Hurt in Dallas Area Wrecks
In the past 24 hours two persons died and 14 were injured in Dallas area automobile crashes. Peyton H. Bland, a First National Bank employee, died near Rhome Wise County. Loues L. Kindrer, 32, a Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas transit official, perished when his car overturned. Vernon Rogers, 13, in Parkland Hospital with a fractured skull, is in serious condition. A.L. Thurmond Jr., 21 Oklahoma City, remains critically injured with cuts bruises and a broken arm.
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Dallas
Peyton H. Bland
First National Bank
Rhome
Wise County
Loues L. Kindrer
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Vernon Rogers
Parkland Hospital
A. L. Thurmond, Jr
Oklahoma City
Bland
Election fraud reward extended in Fort Worth
Dr. J H McLean campaign manager for Miriam A Ferguson asks if Gov Sterling will extend his $500 reward for proven election law violations to the July primary in Tarrant County. He proposes a committee of supporters to boost ballot purity efforts.
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Fort Worth
J. H. McLean
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sterling
Tarrant County
McLean
Speed King Mobbed Windsors Speed Boat Clash
Speed boat racing peril described as mobbed in Windsor Ontario on August 26 amid chaotic scenes and tense competition. Officials report injuries and crowd disturbances as racers push for victory and safety measures are debated.
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Windsor
Ont
Irishman hailed after speeches mobbed by autograph seekers
After three speeches in Oklahoma City a famous Irishman was mobbed by a crowd seeking autographs. He was celebrated as the man who drove an English boat on a Scotch lake faster than any other. A separate note mentions a suit cleaning rate dropping to 15 cents amid a price-cutting war.
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Kaye Don
Oklahoma City
B. C. Headache Remedy Promises Fast Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist combined several ingredients to create B. C. a versatile headache and pain reliever sold in 10c and 25c packages. Marketed as fast acting soothing relief in minutes B. C. also eases muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and distressed nerves without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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North Carolina
B. C
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Rex
Maud
Atlanta
Gazoo
Amelia
Carries Records
Capitol Hotel
Wilson W. Ballew
Amarillo
Rosalie Raymond
Chicago
Amarillo College OF Music
Tyler
Emil F. Myers
Liccett & Myers Tobacco Co
Fe Ff
Chesterfield
A . A. Mnd
Ihe
Estell
Columbia
VNCAR
Wynn Wayne
Blanche Sweet
Associated Press
Henry Ansley
Russell Stationery CO
Amarillo, Texas
Dobbs and
Stetson
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Rhea C. Myers
Rhea C. Meyers
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