Roosevelt gains as voting continues in national convention
Delegates clash over polling and order as Roosevelt gains on a second ballot. Alabama and Texas votes shift amid delays and heckling while Farley and Walsh contest tallying and pressure for a two thirds rule.
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James J. Hooey
New York
Smith
Walsh
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Hartigan
Alabama
Roosevelt Roosevelt
Indiana
Missouri
North Dakota
Alaska
Ohio
T U women oppose any candidate on repeal platform
Mrs Claude Van Watts of Austin said Texas W C T U members will not back any candidate who runs on a platform to submit modify or repeal the 18th amendment. The national policy must be upheld at the Seattle convention. The group will support only candidates who honor their oath to support preserve and defend the constitution.
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Texas
Women's Christian Operance Union
Rty
Claude van Watts
Austin
Seat
Wash
Little Lady Riches and the groom in the park
A verse by Edgar A. Guest depicts Little Lady Riches riding with a groom under orders while watching children play in a city park. The poem contrasts her wish to romp freely with the constraint of wealth and conduct. The nearby market report notes July trading activity and stock shifts amid holiday expectations.
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Riches
Edgar A. Guest
Social circles and sharp caricatures at a city gathering
The scene sketches Bernard Baruch dictating social roles with Alice Roosevelt Longworth mentioned through names like Tommy Hitchcock Jr and Goelet. It praises Jesse I Straus for his steady political work for Governor Roosevelt and recalls Isidor Straus family ties and quiet efficiency.
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Bernard Baruch
Alice
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Tommy
Tommy Hitchcock, Jr
Jock
Mr. Whitney
Bobbie
Bernard M. Baruch
Woodrow Wilson
la Fontaine
Cak
Roseau
Jesse I. Straus
New York
Jesse I
Roosevelt
Isidor Straus
Thousands prepare for Amarillo July Fourth celebration
Amarillo workers and employers join in a city wide holiday as all Amarillo Credit Association firms close Monday. Mail deliveries suspend, post offices operate 9 to 10 A M. Tri State Fair Association sponsors the largest Independence Day celebration yet, drawing thousands to enjoy the holiday in the city.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Credit Association
Tri-State Fair Association
Forger Suspect Shot During Auto Race Chase
Red Reed charged with eight forgery indictments located in Childress jail under alias Allen per deputy C. T. Vanderpool who had Reed held for this county. A F Rutherford arrested on grand jury indictment for swindling. bond set at $3,500 by Judge Henry S. Bishop.
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Red” Reed
Childress
Allen
C. T. Vanderpool
Reed
A. F. Rutherford
Sheriff's Department
Henry S. Bishop
Mission to Give 4th Preview Sunday Night
A midnight matinee will be held Sunday night at the Mission theater for a preview of The Tenderfoot starring Joe E. Brown. Brown’s rising popularity as a screen comedian is noted as this may be his best production yet.
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Mission Theater
the Tenderfoot
Joe E. Brown
Brown
Tenderfoot
Veteran voice decries favoritism in unemployment scam note
A World War veteran writes a blunt letter denying requests for favors amid concerns over unemployment scams. He emphasizes he seeks no special treatment and condemns the practice.
Political denouncements and candidate nominations aired widely
Connally dismisses charms and incantations while Senators Glass and Tydings nominate Virginia governor Byrd and Maryland governor Ritchie as leaders. Illinois banker Melvin Traylor is proposed as a new type of candidate. Other nominations include Reed of Missouri, White of Ohio, and Murray of Oklahoma.
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Virginia
Treasury
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Harry Flood Byrd
Michael F. Igoe
Chicago
Melvin Traylor
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Tydings
James A. Reed
Missouri
Samuel Fordyce
St. Louis
White
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
Murray
Oklahoma
Henry S. Johnston
Phillips Petroleum files 29 debt suits in county court
Phillips Petroleum Company filed twenty nine suits on accounts in county court at law between June 7 and 24. In all cases Phillips either won judgment or the actions were settled and dismissed on motion of the plaintiff.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips
License fee law held valid in Houston ruling
District Judge Charles E. Ashe ruled the Texas statute on distributing automobile license fees between the state and counties valid. The decision comes amid ongoing questions over fiscal sharing and local government funding.
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Houston
Texas
Charles E. Ashe
Concrete pour set for 60-foot Amarillo bridge span
Concrete for the bent supports of the city's new 60 foot bridge at the disposal plant north of Amarillo will be poured before Saturday night. The concrete and steel structure over Amarillo creek replaces a wooden span washed away by recent high water, per city engineer E N Stanley.
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Amarillo
E. N. Stanley
Amarillo Creek
Livestock Markets Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Hogs and cattle prices shift across major markets with gains in Kansas City and Chicago. Cattle and hogs show varied moves in weights, sows, calves, and vealers while New Orleans cotton opens firmer before retreating on weekend profit-taking and rain concerns.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
New Orleans
Liverpool
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