Judge Belcher Optimistic On Tariff Conditions For Sheep
Judge Belcher of Del Rio official spokesman for the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas says the Hawley tariff bill fixes defects from the Fordney Mackumber Act by raising duties on rags oils and shoddy, aiding Texas wool and mohair interests if the Senate bill passes. He notes Texas mohair producers rely on Texas representation to secure fair provisions and warns that the history of imports shows protection has been defeated by insufficient duties on substitutes. Continued on Last Page.
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House
Texas
Senate
Washington
Belcher
del Rio
Sheep and Croat Raisers Association of
Judge Belcher
United States
Plan to Help tanchmen In Feeding Season
San Angelo July 13 extension of the latest livestock service will give West Texas cattlemen and sheep growers full reports on feed production and available cattle for fattening. W V Parr of the federal bureau of animal husbandry and county agent W I Marschall discussed operation of the service, which links range and grain states to optimize feeding and reduce shipping costs. The program aims to broadcast regional feed and stock data to aid planning and pricing across the corn belt.
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Sion
Tom Green
West Texas
W. V. Parr
Federal Bureau of Animal Hubandry
W. I. Marschall
Parr
San Angelo
Livestock Service
Mr. Marschall
Stamford
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
State Agricultural Extension Bureau
Marshall
Corn
Northwest
Arizona
New Mexico
Renewal New Orleans Car Strike Renewed Violence
United Press reports a renewed street car strike in New Orleans with a burst of violence after a two week stalemate. A fire aimed at the Public Service storage barn housing twenty five cars caused slight damage and firemen put it out. Service resumption is postponed by Public Service Inc.
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New Orleans
Public Service
Public Service Inc
Cowboys Begin Three-Game Series With Big Lake Oil
The Cowboys travel to Big Lake for three games, with one today and two tomorrow, minus three regulars Harris Lewis and Sibley. Lewis quit over a college athlete ruling, Harris left for a Southern team, and Sibley is absent this season. Chitspa Sparks anchors the Del Rio rotation as Cannon plans two to three Kerrville pitchers.
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Big Lake Oil Company
Harris
Lewis
Sibley
The
Big Lake
del Rio
Chitspa
Sparks
Bobby Cannon
Kerrville
Princess Theater
Texan
Farmers Face Losses If Tariffs On Hides Go Ahead
Fred Brenckman of the National Grange told a Senate tariff sub committee that proposed duties on hides leather shoes and sugar would harm farmers. He warned the house rates on hides and shoes would disadvantage farmers and that the sugar tariff would provide no real benefit. Lipppit argued long staple cotton duties would not help American producers, noting Egyptian cotton differs in key ways despite similar length.
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Washington
Senate
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
Brenckman
H. F. Lippitt
Rhode Island
Mount Rainier Tragedy Claims Two Climbers
Forest rangers search for Forrest Greathouse longtime Seattle high school coach and former teammate of Red Grange after a party retreat from Mt Rainier’s 13 000 foot level fell into a crevasse. Edwin Wetzel of Milwaukee has been recovered as Greathouse remains missing.
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Forest Rangers
Forrest Greathouse
Inset
Seattle
Red” Grange
Edwin Wetzel
Milwaukee
Wis
Mt. Rainier
Wetzel
Greathouse
J. E. Lowe Dies Suddenly in Del Rio
J W Lowe a pioneer ranchman and former customs inspector dies at 11 39 am at his son Japs Del Rio home. He served over 10 years as an inspector along the Rio Grande and was born in Atacosa McMullin Counties. Survived by widow four sons Gus J Lowe Don Jap and two daughters Jessie and Mrs Fitzpatrick. Funeral arrangements by Doran Funeral Home pending arrival of J Lowe from Arizona.
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Customs Service
del Rio
H. J (Jap) Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Lowe
George W. Cox
Autrey Walker
Rio Grande River
Texas
Atacosa
McMullin
Atacosa County
Aps
Marculis
W. A. Lowe
McMullin County
Val Verde County
Gus Lowe
San Antonio
J. Lowe
Nogales
Arizona
Don Lowe
Houston
Jap Lowe
Jessie Lowe
Fitzpatrick
Doran Funeral
Edison
Risk
Marabie
Risky
Memphis
Autrey Walker Taken to San Antonio Hospital for Operation
Autrey Walker assistant cashier at the Del Rio National Bank has been seriously ill at his Del Rio home. He was carried to San Antonio by train with Dr Dorbant nerve specialist from that city who advised the operation. Mrs Walker and her mother Mrs Trailer Mrs Braun and George Shay accompanied the party. The doctor hopes for a successful outcome if Mr Walker is not too weak. Mrs Braun will wire updates after the operation.
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Autrey Walker
del Rio National Bank
del Rio
San Antonio
Dorbant
Walker
B. K. Trailer
Leslie Braun
George Shay
Martial Law in Hutchinson Flood Stricken Town
Hutchinson is under martial law as field artillery patrols more than 1,000 flooded homes. The city endures its worst flood in 26 years with serious conditions and enormous expected losses.
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Hutchinson
Supply Store Destroyed By An Explosion
A Hong Kong dispatch reports a large explosion at ammunitions stores in Yunnanfu on Thursday. About 1,000 people were killed or injured, while the French consulate and British consulate and Protestant mission were damaged but no foreigners were killed.
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Hong Kong
China
Today
Yunnanfu
Brackettville Officials Visit Del Rio On Saturday
Brackettville editor W. W. Price superintendent A. R. Davis and attorney Frank Lane of Brackettville were in Del Rio Saturday on business and visiting friends.
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W. W. Price
Brackettville
Preliminary hearing for Federal men in Oklahoma
The preliminary hearing opened in Tecumseh Oklahoma for W W Thomason federal prohibition agent and three deputies Tom Little Jeff Harris and John Williams on murder charges in a July 4 dry raid deaths of farmers James Harris and Oscar Lowery County Attorney Pittman pledged to pursue the prosecution to the limits as investigations found no license for such gun play.
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Tecumseh, Okla
W. W. Thomason
Prohibition
Tom Little
Jeff Harris
John Williams
James Harris
Oscar Lowery
Pittman
Moody Sends New Message to Halt School Lands Sale
Governor Moody urged immediate passage of laws to remove public school and University land from sale. About 1.5 million acres were set to be bid on September 1929, according to the United Press report from Austin dated July 13.
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United Press
Austin
Moody
Texas
Open House at Pagle Furniture Tonight in Del Rio
A grand open house at Pagle Furniture Stores local house runs 7 to 11 p.m. with Del Rio citizens invited. Entertainment includes radio artists from San Antonio, a seven piece orchestra, a singer, and piano player. RK. E. Reed acts as toastmaster. Free sewing machine giveaway on July 27 requires registration tonight for women. A photographer will take free portraits of children under six. E. J. and W. G. Garven attend from San Antonio.
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Pagle Furniture
J. C. Dudney
del Rio
San Antonio
RK. E. Reed
Dudney
E. J
W. G. Garven
E Eagle Furniture Store
Mrs Beeler Visits California For Vist
Mrs Beeler will leave Del Rio Sunday morning for San Bernardino California to visit her father M J Callahan and other relatives and friends. She plans to be away about a month.
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Fred Beeler
del Rio
San Bernacieno
California
M. J. Callahan
Many Anxious to Preside Over Convention Pageant Opens July 31
Fourteen Memphis women compete for queen of the Sheep and Goat Raisers Convention opening July 31. Ballots 1 cent each fund a city beautification campaign. Entrants include Emma Fawcett, Bernice Rains, Violet Miers, Lucille Love, and Dorothy Smith with a coronation planned in the convention pageant.
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Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Emma Fawcett
Bernice Rains
Violet, Miers Julie Texie Boggess
Lucille Love
Bertha Mae Weathersbee
Frances Laughlin
Johnnie Mae Weltman
Bertie ‘Taylor
Ivy Dee Newton
Dorothy Smith
Hazel Brown
Lois Nell Whitehead
Dorothy Walker
Violet Miers
Chambers of Commerce
San Antonio
Alpine
Miss Miers
Federation Committee
Elks Club
Roswell
Central Pharmacy
St. Charles Hotel
Border Grocery United Cigar Store Home Confectionery
Roach-McLymont Company
Federation of Women's Clubs
Neff Rumored to Enter Dallas Governor Race
The Dallas News reports former Governor Pat Neff may enter the upcoming gubernatorial campaign. It notes Neff's supporters expect factions led by Lieut. Gov. Barry Miller and Senator Tom Love to rally behind him, and Mayfield’s candidacy could be dampened if Neff runs. The paper suggests Neff could gain backing from Samuel Palmer Brooks of Baylor University and Cullen F. Thomas if he announces.
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Dallas
Dallas News
Pat M- Neff
Parley Mayfield
United States
Pat Ooner
Neff
Barry Miller
Tom Love
Oanel
Love
Miller
New
Mayfield
Samuel Palmer Brooks
Baylor University
Cullen F. Thomas
Thomas
Brooks
Del Rio Area Weather Tonight and Sunday Forecast
Partly cloudy skies in Del Rio and vicinity with clear conditions. East and West Texas expect generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with probable thundershowers in the western portion.
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