Valdes Denies Beer Fight in Villa Acuna Election
Sr Valteriano Valdes HL denies any beer brand battle in Villa Acuna mayoral race. He explains he initially refused candidacy, then accepted after a meeting with business leaders and party heads, calling early reporting false and promising truthful administration.
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Villa Acuna
Valteriano Valdes HL
del Rio Evening News
National Chamber of Commerce
Giraud Labor Party
Modesto Villareal
Fey
Valeriano Valdes
Fliers Warned to Get Permits for Mexican Air Hop
A complaint from Capt Manuel Gonzalez G alleges Del Rio airplanes flew over Villa Acuna without landing to display headquarters there. A red plane with yellow wings and an unreadable number reportedly cruised over Villa Acuna on Sunday, prompting the warning to obtain permits.
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del Rio
Villa Acuna
Commu
Manuel Gonzalez G
Villa Acuns
Leer
Probe of Lingle Murder Opens With Writer On Stand
A grand jury probe into the murder of Alfred Lingle begins in Chicago with reporter Harry Ficundige of the St. Louis Star as the first witness. The Chicago Tribune reporter was killed in a workplace incident attracting press attention.
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Lingle
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Harry Ficundige
St. Louis Star
Vote Seekers Court Favor of Women Who Control Val Verde County
ERNEST G. FISCHER reports on poll tax records in Val Verde County showing housewives as the largest voting bloc with 1079 receipts. The article lists occupations and agencies represented among voters including laborers ranchers merchants railway workers lawyers doctors teachers police and many others, highlighting broad cross sections shaping elections.
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Val Verde County
del Rio Evening News
Ue County
Woman Bluebeard tale sparks renewed murder mystery
Reports recount Mrs Belle Guinness linked to a 1908 La Porte Tad. killings at the matrimonial farm where 15 to 20 men were slain. Investigators dug up mutilated bodies as arrows mark sites, fueling decades of controversy over whether she died in flames or fled.
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Belle Guinness
Fgwre
Laporte
Tad
Guinness
Worman Bluebeard
Democrats Push Iowa Referendum On Prohibition Law
Democrats advocate a national referendum on the dry law in Iowa urging a popular vote on the issue. Steck has been renominated to seek re election in the Senate. Party leaders expect the referendum plank to be added to the platform.
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Iowa
Steck
Democrats
Senate
Lation Tudey
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City Sale Day
Kansas City livestock receipts reached 10 000 head of sheep on Tuesday with steady holdovers and lambs showing 0 cent declines. Native lambs topped at 8.79 dollars and overall sheep market was steady. Cattle receipts 4000 with calves light and heldover at 1027. Lighter native steer and yearling weights rose up to 25 cents. Hog market remained fairly active with 6000 head traded and top price around 9 dollars.
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Kansas City
Pocket Change Seizure Linked to Mexican Silver Ban
An official bulletin says silver coins carried by individuals and large imports across the Rio Grande may be seized under a Mexican ban aimed at propping up the peso. No seizures at the international bridge here have occurred, reflecting broader currency protection efforts as the peso declines.
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Rio Grande
United
Davidson Pleads For Clint Small Rally Saturday
A plea for support for Clint Small as voters grow confused about candidates for governor in the Democratic era. The message notes a We stern Texas and Panhandle vote bloc and urges rally efforts Saturday to bolster Clint Small.
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Davidson
Clint Small
Davidwen
Incall Daily
Govnor
West Texas
Panhandle
Clint Smal
Realtor Is Held For Brutal Death Of Capital Girl
Washington police arrest Bert M. Campbell a Oakertst Virginia real estate dealer for the murder of Mary Baker a Navy department clerk slain April 11 near Virginia. Investigators cite Campbell owning the gun and gloves found with the victim as key evidence.
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Capital Girl
Washinton
Herbert M. Campbell
Oakertst
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Virginia
Campbell
Herman Barrere
Short Cotton to Aid Prices Says George Terrell
Agricultural Commissioner George Terrell announced an outlook for a short cotton crop, about 3.8 million bales, to lift prices. He cautioned that 40 percent of the crop is very late and much of the yield remains impossible to estimate.
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George Terrell
Austin
Terrell
Heat wave claims 254 lives in week on Atlantic coast
Clouded skies offered limited relief as a deadly heat wave continued to devastate crowded Atlantic cities. The toll rose to 254 deaths in the week, with 114 due to prostration, 136 to drowning, and four from lightning, marking a sharp increase over yesterday's figure.
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The
United Press
Atlantic Seaboard
Truck Delivery to Follow S P Schedule Shift
Del Rio residents at a Chamber of Commerce meeting learned Southern Pacific Transport Co plans truck delivery of less than carload shipments to shippers, with origin pickup and destination delivery by trucks. If no opposition arises, the motor train between San Antonio and Del Rio may be cut, replacing costs with truck service and minor timetable adjustments to the Argonaut and Sunset Limited.
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Southern Pacific Transport Company
del Rio
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Pacific Railway System
Missouri Pacific
Trans
San Antonio
Texas State Railroad Commission
Annie
Argonaut
Here
Clint Small Eyes West Texas Vote To Boost Runoff Bid
Lee Satterwhite, Small’s campaign manager, predicts Clint Small will be among the top two in Texas Democratic primary voting on July 26. He cites West Texas support and overall statewide figures, estimating Small could collect 130,000 to 145,000 votes and win a runoff with broad East and South Texas backing.
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Fort Worth
Clint Small
Texas
Lee Satterwhite
Wellington
West Texas
Denison
Red River
del Rio
Rio Grande
Great West Texas
The
Dallas News
West
Small
Land Lease Row Ends in Ouster of One Auditor
The University land leasing investigation committee ousted special auditor J. O. Eargie after a tense session sparked by an alleged indiscreet loan to Eargle from W. W. R. Long. The panel commended S. M. McLaren and the state auditor's office. A fist fight occurred as Long charged unethical conduct and Eargle admitted indiscretion. Both men testified. McLaren and Moore Lynn explained criticisms and remarks. The committee may begin testimony by November 1 and authorized more staff and higher pay, while one employee was fired for talking too much.
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Bob Long
Wichita Falls
Eargle
Long
McLaren
Moore Lynn
Bot
Hering
Lynn
Bargie
Ee McLaren
Grain Sale to Nations Suffering Famine Urged
Washington on July 22 reports a proposal to create distribution machinery for shipping surplus wheat abroad to famine struck nations. Federal Farm Board chair Alexander Legge and five Midwestern senators rejected a plea to buy 100,900,000 bushels and withhold it from sale amid tense debate.
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Washington
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Sanane Ks Tangha
Bete
Bud Whistler Seeks Reelecton On Long Sheriff Record
Sheriffs Whistler of Val Verde County seeks another term on the strength of a long career as a peace officer. Since 1905 he has served as deputy city marshal immigration service mounted watchman and sheriff since 1920. He emphasizes the guiding motto be sure you're right then go ahead.
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M. L. Whistler
Val Verde
Bud
Cai
Hit
Robinson
Uvalde Country
Whistle
F. M. Rose
W. C. T. A. Urges Dry Vote in Saturday Primary
In Austin on July 22 the Daily reports prayers by the W C T A for a large dry vote in the upcoming Saturday primary election.
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Austin
Pilot for Aliens Loses $300 When Patrol Gets Two
A Mexican smuggling pilot and two Czechs were captured by Immigration Patrol after landing on the U S side of the Rio Grande at 3 38 last night three miles up river They carried $300 money they said was payment to the Mexican when they reached this country The Czechs planned to go to New York and were taken into custody for trial
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Rio Grande
U. S
New York
Weather forecast for the region
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible showers in the West. Warmer in the Northwest on Wednesday. Local thundershowers expected in the Northwest and near the coast. Cooler in the Northwest.
Six White Men Go to Trial In Negro Killing
Six white men go on trial charged with the murder of Der Hubert, a negro, following an alleged insult to a white woman. The case has stirred Georgia, with religious interracial groups accusing the slaying as unprovoked and alleging the youth's father's house was burned after bail was set.
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Atlanta
U—ix
der Hubert
Georgia
Kert
Mrs. McLeroy Dies at 55 in Local Home
Mrs. Mattie Olivia McLeroy aged 55 died Tuesday at her residence 462 East Mills Street. Funeral arrangements were made Tuesday afternoon with P F Doran of the Doran Company in charge.
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Mattie Olivia McLeroy
East Mills Street
P.F Doran
The
Doran Company
Marriage License Notice Filed by County Clerk
Refugio Garcia and Maria Gi seek a marriage license as the county clerk’s office records the intention. Nicholas Alagoa Fetiaz Salines appears in the notice of intention with the stated parties.
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Refugio Garcia
Maria Gi
Nicholas Alagoa Fetiaz Salines
Boys Admit Stoning and River Quarr Incident
Coffeyville Kans July 22 Isaac Cullieon eight and Carlyne ten brothers faced preliminary hearing in Sin Spent at ones Se et eS cee story. tnd, Cale. ean Jed Och
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Coffey
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