Rift in Republican ranks over farm relief frays further
Washington June 13 The rift in Senate Republican ranks over Hoover farm relief seems unlikely to mend soon with trouble brewing over tariff policy. Borah demands agricultural focus while Watson pushes broad revision. Hoover favors limited revision. Brookhart hints at a progressive party if export debentures fail. Thirteen Northwest Republicans sided with Democrats on export debentures, widening the east west split within the party.
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Indiana
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Former Sheriff Gurley Goes to Trial at Texarkana
Arthur J. Gurley former Miller County sheriff faces trial in Texarkana charged with embezzling 490 dollars from farmer Dixie Batte. Prosecution alleges Batte trusted cotton bales to Gurley who sold them and kept the proceeds. Two additional embezzlement charges and a forged check count are pending. Gurley previously pled guilty to embezzling 83 000 dollars and was pardoned after serving two years.
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Four Escapees From Harlan Prison Farm At Large
Four men escaped from Harlan prison farm near Huntsville and remained at large as police aided in the search. The fugitives are Bob Pollock 35 Thom Adams 19 Lawrence Banks 25 and R B Gray.
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Houston
Harlan
Huntsville
Liberty
Bob Pollock
Thom Adams
Lawrence Banks
R. 8. Gray
Two Pioneers of Collin Die Within Hours of Each Other
McKinney Texas report shows J. H. Taylor aged 89 and W. L. Osborne aged 91 dying and being buried within hours. Taylor lived in Collins county 62 years and Osborne 59 years. Both left many relatives behind.
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Mckinney, Tex
J. H. Taylor
Collins County
W. L. Osborne
George Parr Sent Home From Hospital After Crash
George Parr aged 17 was removed from St. Anthony's hospital to his home at 1611 Harrison street after injuries from a Tuesday night auto crash. Doctors expect rapid recovery. Other victims Rex Walling and J N Childers sustained only slight injuries in the same collision.
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Shallowater Gin Is Burned In $40000 Fire
Shaver Brothers gin in Shallowater was destroyed by flames causing about $40,000 in losses. Lubbock fire department made a 12 mile run to reach the scene and prevented the fire from spreading.
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Tex
Shaver Brothers
Lubbock
Southwestern Claim Conference Opens in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO June 13 Forty delegates from five southwestern states attend the semi annual Southwestern Claim Conference in its two day session. Committee reports were heard today as the gathering continued.
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United Press
San Antonio
Congo Explorer Returns With Two Cannibals
Dr Daniel Davenport sole white survivor of a Belgian expedition returns to New York accompanied by two cannibals from the Ubangi Shari and upper Congo regions. Both bear tribal marks and carvings on foreheads and cheeks. Davenport notes hundreds of tribes with distinct carvings and languages. the cannibal boys speak five tribal languages, some press German, but none English.
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New York
Daniel Davenport
Belgian Congo
Central Africa
Cameroons
Upper Congo
Still Operator Sentenced For Wife’s Whiskey Plan
ATCHISON Kansas June 14 A man named George Thaum was jailed six months and fined 500 dollars after claiming he ran a still to produce whiskey for his wife on a physician's advice. The judge ruled the alibi provided by the plan insufficient.
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International News Service
Atchison, Kans
George Thaum
Thurn
Denver Concern Finds Women Handle Funds
Denver on June 13 reports Walter F. McDodell president of the United States League of Building and Loan Associations says women are displacing men as domestic financiers nationwide. He notes a large share of clients on our books across the United States.
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International News Service
Denver
Walter F. McDodell
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
The
United
States are now women in home finance shift
A speaker notes women are saving to build homes and invest for sound returns while male clients fade. He credits placing family money with wives and mothers for advancing women’s emancipation in America. He also states tarantula bites are rarely fatal and that a hiss has no echo.
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