Smith undecided on attending Democratic National Convention
New York June 16 Alfred E Smith said he had not yet decided whether to travel to Philadelphia for the Democratic national convention. He noted reports that he would attend or walk out are unfounded and that he has not made reservations for any train. He was elected a delegate in the April primary and spoke at Tammany Hall.
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Relief Bill Sent to White House for Approval
Senate approves deficit relief package totaling 237.5 million dollars with a 28.0 million reef funding provision. The measure, including an amendment to revive the Panama Canal project, heads to the White House for final signature.
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War Vet Charged After Bon Voyage Celebration Fatal Crash
War veteran Harry Olson was charged with involuntary manslaughter in a crash blamed on a drunken driver during a celebration. The incident occurred in San Lake City where Olson allegedly struck the mother of another man during the festivities. Police allege the celebration escalated into a deadly accident.
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New Tax Plan Faces Final Congressional Action Today
The Senate and House debate a broad tax plan with lawmakers expressing urgency to reach a decision tonight. Chairman and committee members indicate swift action is needed to resolve key provisions and finalize legislation.
Louis Schmeling Contest Postponed After Filing Charges
A fragmented news item notes the postponement of a Louis Schmeling contest in New York with references to charges filed in a flogging case. The readable text mentions a potential witness or identification by a farmer pepper supplier, and unsettled scheduling details remain unclear.
Well Known Russian Writer Dies Today
A fragmented wire notice reports the death of a famous Russian writer in Moscow. The item mentions Max Gorky and notes the obituary mood, while stray lines reference stock tips and a Supreme Court matter involving Alma Nelson and Miss Nelson’s influence on investments.
American Hospital In France Yields To Strikers
In Paris, the American Hospital yields to French strikers amid demands for higher pay. The hospital administration announces agreement to meet several wage-related requests as protests continue around the facility.
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Fariff Plank Arouses Sec Wallace in Republican Debate
June Washington page reports tar Woode aeration by farmlank the Republican platform drew denunciations. The text mentions Sec. Wallace and Mr. Wallas in a discussion about eradicating saldans and raising faces, with unclear context and fragmented quotes.
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Demo Ex Com committee sets assessment against candidates
Fragmented OCR shows an Ex Committee meeting about assessing candidates for a political race. Names and districts appear in garbled form, with references to representatives and payments.
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Four large land projects eyed for 73 000 acres in Texas and Oklahoma
A regional inspection plan targets 73 000 acres across Texas and Oklahoma for land use, recreation and conservation works. Governors, congressmen and state boards will lead the review with sessions in June. Separately, the Federal Reserve notes overall business gains in early 1930, with some sectors near pre depression levels while consumer goods lag.
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Knox Praises Landon Attitude After Topeka Talk
President Hoover lauded Gov Alf Landon for his wholesome sane attitude amid public questions after a Topeka conference, saying Landon showed poise and understanding. The report lists county officials and salaries in Kansas and notes a radium incident at a New York hospital.
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France Differing on Sanctions With Britain
A brief European diplomatic note reports France and Britain holding divergent views on sanctions. The piece references ongoing discussions and a ceremonial program connected to allied policy without detailing specific measures or dates.
Texas Flag Campaign Inspires Bonham Residents
Bonham residents respond to a slogan urging a Texas flag in every home and business. The effort, praised by a visiting Denison citizen, highlights flags available through the American Legion post at 150 dollars, with over fifty already displayed on residences and businesses in Bonham.
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Sherman Junce Denison
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New Yorker Charged in Death of Girl
A New Yorker named Jimmie J Albert Walter Jr faces charges after the death of a girl. The report notes names and places linked to the case, with references to associates and locations in New York and Dallas.
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New Yorke
Idaho
Texas Gel Production May Be Reduced Report
An Associated Press dispatch from Austin notes potential reductions in Texas gel production due to operational and regulatory pressures. The piece references the Texas carbon commission and state officials discussing impacts on fields and output.
Announcements for July Democratic primary candidates
Announcements list candidates for various races including BAM Rayburn for Congress, J EB Spies for County Judge, Henry Chaney and others for Sheriff, J Couch for Sheriff, John G. Moser, Moore, Wildtims, Reynolds for County Commissioner, and W O Cravena for Tax Assessor with other names and positions in Fannin County.
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Wil Rogers Humnans Story and the Big House Tale
An Oklahoma oil man builds a vast house to host two national political conventions. A visiting New Yorker admires a costly stained glass window, noting flaws from gashes. The host jokes about guarding diamonds and mischief by the children with their pearl shots.
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Bites on Torpedo Injures Idaho Man
Oran Ottson, 35, of Blackfoot Idaho, reached for a sweet Wednesday and was maimed for life when what seemed to be candy turned out to be a marble torpedo. The device exploded on his bite, tearing away his upper lip and mangling his tongue.
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Chinese student strike begins during period of unrest
Students in China initiate a strike amid ongoing turmoil. The action signals rising student agitation and highlights tensions between authorities and student groups. Observers note potential impact on educational institutions and local governance.
Invasion of Thunder Bay Tent Caterpillars Clears Streets
A June 17 invasion in Fort Williams sees a crawling sea of caterpillars devastate over 100 square miles around Thunder Bay district. Cities Port Arthur and Fort Williams report similar damage as roads and foliage are coated inches deep, prompting civic spray efforts.
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Bonham Ice Cream Co Pays County Farmers Big Over Decade
Bonham Ice Cream Co has paid Farmers of Fannin County about 250000 dollars over the past decade for dairy products. The funds circulated throughout Fannin County, boosting the local dairy industry.
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Death blow to anti lobbying bill in House vote
Democratic and Republican members joined to table a conference report on the Smith Black bill. The measure would have required lobbyists to register and disclose receipts and expenditures. The roll call was 263 to 76.
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Meadow Boost for Bonham and Fannin County Ice Cream
A local business touts a decade of growth and increased ingredient spending to support manufacturing. The message appeals to readers to patronize the Kist Ice Cream dealers and keep Meadow’s boost for Bonham and Fannin County.
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Dallas to Paris aboard new aviation principle test
Monty G Mason an aircraft corporation executive and Clyde E Pangborn will depart Dallas June 12 sponsored by the Texas Centennial Exposition to test a new aviation principle en route to Paris.
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Mob Disperses After Firing Case in Texas Jail Riot
In El Campo Texas on June 18 a race related incident led to a mob gathering at Wharton and the city jail seeking alleged assailants. Police placed several Black individuals in custody after a cafe disturbance connected to the deputy shooting case.
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Tsion
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Drop Investigation of Inventor death ends in New Jersey
An Associated Press report states the East Orange New Jersey investigation into the murder of inventor C Farhi Moore has been closed. Ballistics indicated the gun used was fired by Jean Ph Gebhard in New Monmouth during the incident day. The daughter of the presenter said the background resembled respect.
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