Hits Are Numerous With Cowboys Leading Home Runs in All Three Games
The Del Rio Cowboys won the first two games of a three game series from the Pic Lake Oil team, then lost the final 11 to 6. Cowboys hit 49 times in three games. Big Lake 21. Barbee and Moos each hit multiple homers, with Barbee and Harris contributing strong defense and offense. Sparks pitched well in Wednesday, while Sipes, Sikes, and Hern shared pitching duties in Thursday’s contests.
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Cowboys
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The
Moo
Moos
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Jones
Cowboy Park
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Sparks
Cros
Peeples
Cannon
Ward
Saxon
Sikes
Gardner
Conley
Dallas
Hern
Spanish Flyers Rescued At Sea By British Carrier Eagle
A Dornier seaplane and its Spanish crew were saved in the mid Atlantic by the British aircraft carrier Eagle. Commander Ramon Franco and navigator Captain Ruiz De Alda were aboard. Major Eduardo Gallarza and mechanic Pedro Madriago were also rescued.
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mid-Atlantic
Eduardo Gallarza
One Dead in Liquor Fight in Oklahoma
Shawnee Oklahoma July 5 One dead and one injured from a Fourth of July shooting during a liquor raid on a farm near Tecumseh on Seminole borders. Victims are James Harris and Oscar Lowrey the latter a brother in law. Jeff Harris named as killer to be charged with murder. Dry leaders say Harris not with prohibition department. raid led by W. W. Thompson a veteran federal agent.
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Shawnee, Okla
Tecunson
James Harris
Oscar Lowrey
Jeff Harris
Oklahoma
Dry
Harris
Prohibition Department
W. W. Thompson
Del Rio Celebrations End With Quiet Police Beat
Police in Del Rio report only one arrest amid two days of celebration with minimal trouble. One officer noted limited incidents on duty while across the river the other side saw many jailed. The border town unusual calm contrasted with harsher conditions nearby.
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Mexicans In Cutting Affray July Fourth
Antonio Gloria of San Felipe was in Williams Sanitarium today with deep stab wounds to the left chest after a cutting affray. Ortez, also of San Felipe, was in the county jail for the incident, and Gloria was brought to Eagle Filling Station by a motorist for emergency care before transfer to a hospital.
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Ortez
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J. R. Middlebrook
Doran
No men killed in Villa Acuna reports
Reports on the streets of Del Rio claim two Americans were killed in Villa Acuna over the fourth. The Daily News team crossed the Rio Grande to verify but found no fatalities. Several people were jailed and Villa Acuna police court was busy that day.
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Rio Grande
Mexican Boy Amuses Dancers On Street Scene
A small tan haired Mexican boy delighted spectators with graceful street dancing last night on the platform. He synchronized glides and turns, kept pious control, and drew cheers from a crowd that lingered to watch his brief performance before leaving with a poignant, reflective note on life.
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Cecil B. Brown
Earthquakes Reported in the East by Seismograph
Two earthquake shocks were recorded by John Carroll University seismograph today. Father F. L. Edlenbach reported the first shock at 9 37 and, about ten minutes later, another quake occurred about 500 500 miles away.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
John Carroll
University Seismograph Today
F. L. Edlenbach
Two Men Arrested in Paris Ties to Capone Gang
Paris police arrested Willan Benjamin Macsherrie and Victor Lustrie alias Robert Miller as they were about to depart for Prague. They are charged with attempting swindle in French stock and bonds totaling ten million francs, and are believed to be part of Scarface Al Capone's gang.
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United Press
Paris
France
Willan Benjamin Macsherrie
Victor Lustrie
Robert Miller
Scarface al Capone
Prague
Dorsey’s Body Found After Drowning at Morgans Point
LaPorte Texas July 5 The body of Edward Dorsey 21 who drowned at the Houston ship channel last Wednesday at Morgans Point was found floating today in the bay 75 feet from his clothing.
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LaPorte
Texas
Edward Dorsey
Houston
Morgans Point
Vote Totals Soar as Candidates Line Up For Finals
The article reports a crowded campaign period with massive vote totals as candidates prepare for a second period ending July 13. It urges readers to boost their support, notes near-equal standings, and stresses increased effort to win through the final stretch.
Fireworks Display Lights Del Rio Sky at Cowboy Park
Last night from 8 30 to 9 15 Hal C Worth staged a fireworks show at Cowboy Park Del Rio. Rockets shot skyward with pops and colorful sprays while spectators along the road cheered. Fireworks were set off in the baseball park and crowd safety kept onlookers at a distance.
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del Rio
Cowboy Park
Hal C. Worth
Riots Erupt in New Orleans Amid Big Strike
In New Orleans on July 5 police with shotguns rifles and tear gas guarded streets as air strikers sparred with townsfolk. One man was seriously injured and many others were hurt in scattered riots, with the worst clashes at the car barns after a strike began Monday and escalated daily.
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United Press
New Orleans
Out Our Way Cartoon to Start Tomorrow in The Dacy News
The NEA Service feature Out Our Way, a popular comic, will begin in The Dacy News tomorrow. Watch for its debut as the car toon continues to entertain readers.
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NEA Service
Hausser to resign as Maverick County Sheriff
Albert Hausser, longtime Maverick County sheriff, has resigned effective July 15 to pursue a higher office. Despite calls from Eagle Pass residents to stay, he quotes a wish to serve a larger number of people and leaves with a strong local following.
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Bacgle Pass
Albert Hausser
Maverick County
Hausser
Eagle Pass
Construction Firm to Employ 300 Next Week on Highway 90 Route
Del Rio hosts the formation of the 940 Association with officers Hal A. Hamilton and John Stovell among leaders. The group pledges strong support for U.S. Highway No. 90 route improvements and plans a July board meeting in Del Rio. Separately, Santa Fe line work to Sonora will start in five to six days with 300 to 400 workers, headquarters in San Angelo, and a $750,000 contract ending January 15.
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del Rio
San Antoni
el Paso
Hal A. Hamilton
John Stovell
Sanderson
A. S. Robinson
Alpine
A. B. Ewing
Porter A. Whaley
Bexar County
Joe Dillon
Medina County
H. Ray
Uvalde County
B. D. Deanem
Kinney County
BE. KR. Pawcett
Val Verde County
Joe Kerr
San Angelo
Santa Fe
Sonora
J. L. Posey
Lone Star Construction Company
San Antonio
Lone Star Company
Lane City
Guy
Texas
Dallas
Posey
Naylor Hotel
Toxicology links pilot Stultz to crash death near Roosevelt Field
Dr Gettler testified that Wilmer Stultz showed intoxication at the time of a plane crash near Roosevelt Field on Monday killing Stultz and two passengers. The toxicologist report was directed to Assistant District Attorney Phillip Huntington.
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United Press
Minsola
Long Island
Dr. Alexander QC
Gettler
New York City
Wilmer Stultz
Stultz
Roosevelt Field
Phillip Huntington
Cap Dowe Sells Liquor Truck At Public Auction
A Chevrolet truck seized from a San Angelo bootlegger was auctioned on Broadway Street near the Federal Building. Del Rio’s M R Arranga bid 440 dollars, with Capt Luke Dowe acting as auctioneer. The vehicle carried 200 gallons of alcohol and a large quantity of beer. The owner is held on bond and federal officials plan to dispose of nine more confiscated machines later.
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San Angelo
Broadway Street
Federal
M.R. Arranga
del Rio
Luke Dowe
Customs Service
Dowe
Outbreaks in New Orleans Street Car Strike
In New Orleans July 5 a new outbreak occurred as two strikers were shot when a mob of about two hundred armed with bricks and clubs stormed Canal Street car barn to seize strike breakers. Police used riot stuns as the second car attempted to depart leaving the scene. Authorities fear a larger mob will attack the barn to reach the four hundred workers inside.
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Anithet
New Orleans
Canal Street
Communists Held in Moscow by Comintern Order
The Times reports that a group of leading American communists are held in Moscow by order of the Communist International, indicating a political detention overseas.
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New York
Moscow
Communist International
the Times
Rootlegger Denied Papers in Jamestown Naturalization
Philip Loback of Jamestown admitted violating the national prohibition law and his naturalization application was denied at a hearing before Justice Bernard B. Ackerman of Belmont. He disclosed the past violation during the proceeding.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Philip Loback
Bernard B. Ackerman
Belmont
Loback
Weather Forecast Del Rio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday across Del Rio and West Texas. Lows near mid forties to mid fifties with light winds. Saturday may bring continued dry conditions and warm daytime highs.
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