Heavy vote expected in two county primaries in Texas
Voters head to multiple precincts in Val Verde County for Democratic primaries on Saturday with polls open from 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Officials list precinct locations and presiding judges including Matt Hohnan Mrs C Herreford Alta Batot John Johnson and others at Courthouse Graf Hotel and various streets and buildings. Local coverage notes the outcome will shape county offices as results anticipated by 10:00 p.m. in what appears to be a competitive slate.
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Texas
Val Verde
Democrats
Matt Hohnan
Mre. C. Herreford
Graf Hote Aumost A. Batot
John Johnson
Lovable Pank
C. Armstead
Kelty
Duno
J. Vo
Cotatork
Beith
Col
Culoroper
Lenny J
Ingram
Ariouar
Vinegarons
F M Hastiam
Ernest Quire
Pandale
Caderm
Ant
Madsen Labs
Two Trainmen Killed In Freight Train Crash
A rear end collision between two east bound Atlan Pacific freight trains near Topeka Kansas killed two conductors from Kansas City and injured four others. Fire followed the wreck and rescue operations were underway.
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Topeka
Kan
Daly
Asiian Pacific
Ce Tae
See’ Deh
Aha Ductor
Katuas City
Clayton Backs Judge RK M West For Agriculture Commissioner
Clayton from Navacots endorses Judge RM West of Navasota for agriculture commissioner. The letter describes West as a sturdy, capable man and a former Del Rio associate urges support from Del Rio residents.
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Clayton
RK. M. West
Owof Cheyfon
del Fie
Navacots
Val Virde County
RM West
Navasota
Dude West
del Rio
Derby Airplanes Head for Angelo
Lee Gentaach of Detroit took off in the All American air derby with 13 other entries. The flight heads toward San Angelo as the next stop in the race.
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Houston
Lee Gentaach
Detroit
San Angelo
Eleven Governors Candidates Go to Post in Primary
Eleven candidates for governor face voter choices in the upcoming primary. Profiles highlight positions on taxes road bonds prohibition and state resource policy with emphasis on ad valorem taxes, highway commissions and public utilities.
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Clint C. Small
Poltics
Highway Commission
GC C. Moody
Earle S. Mayfield
Barry Miller
Keel
Boul
Frank Putnam
Railroad Commission
E. Walker
UAX
Elective Highway Commission
Paul Loven
Valdes Elected Vice President Of Highway Association
Sweetwater, July 25. Mauzey presided as West Texas Highway Association president and Valdes of Villa Acuna was chosen vice president of the Panhandle-Mexico Highway Association at a conference here. Ortiz of Coahuila named chairman of the board, with Rivero and Hargraves among board members and several other vice presidents chosen. The group aims to route a highway from Pampa Texas to Villa Acuna and Mexico City, with Matador Sweetwater designated permanent headquarters.
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Sweetwater
U.P
Mauzey
West Texas Highway Association
Valeriano Valdes
Villa Acuna
Nazario Ortiz
Coahuila
Raymundo Rivero
del Rio
E. J. Hargraves
San Angelo
Clifford Jones
Spur
W. BR
Ede
F. Key
Bronte
Ww. R Johnson
Guy Patterson
Rotan
C. l. Glenn
Matador
Pampa
Texas
Mexico City
Hold-Up Murderers Die At Rope's End
Kanders Clpy reports three robbers executed after a bungled tenk robbery. Nasello died at 6:22 pm with two accomplices one minute later. Officials describe disbelief at the deaths as the trio walked to their execution.
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Chamber of Tay
Tony
Nasello
Messi
Boy Band Guests Of Mexico To Play In Greenwood Park
The World Brotherhood Band of Chicago a group of about two youths will perform at Greenwood Park around 8 o clock Tuesday night under Rev T S Stauffer supervision. They are en route to Del Rio and Marfa Monday night before visiting with the Mexican army. A R Diehl secretary of boys work oversees the trip.
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World Brotherhood Band of Chicago
Greenwood Park
T. 5
Stauffer
del Rio
MC. A. of
Chicago
A. R. Diehl
Livestock Prices Steady On Limited Lamb Supply
Kansas City market weekend report shows fat lambs steady with receipts near 1000. Odd lots of sheep rose up to 25 cents, best native lambs at 8.75 dollars, other lambs down from 6.50, fat sheep odd lots at 3.75. Cattle receipts 400 calves 200, holdover 525 amid a slow weak market.
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Kansas City
First National Bank
Public urged to observe rules at Devil's River Camp Grounds
The public is asked to follow posted rules at Devil's River Camp Grounds 12 miles from Ted Hue Ho fvey. Rules require no dogs or vicious pets, no firearms or harming wildlife, no removal of plants, and proper disposal of trash. Boisterous behavior and excessive drinking will not be tolerated.
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Devil’s River
Oroeieng
Ted Hue
H. Waren
Cert Bey of Commerce
Frank W. Cochran
Mr. Tanner
Task & Ae
Three Rio Grande Dams Planned At Ten Million Each
Interests in the Lower Rio Grande Valley seek permits from the Board of Water Engineers for three Rio Grande dams. The three sites lie in the Big Bend, between Eagle Pass and Laredo, and near Roma. The project would cost about 16 million dollars and store roughly 4 million acre feet of water.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
Board of Water Engineers
Big Bend
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Roma
San Benito
United States
Biz Bend
Sare
Rome
Two Men Held After Woman Starves in Relatives’ Room
Chicago report says two men watched without helping as an elderly woman starved to death in a squalid room. Jacob Pfeiffer, 78, and a man named Joseph were held for examination after police found them in the home. The woman, weighed 38 pounds, died at a hospital from slow starvation. Pfeiffer had recently been released from an asylum.
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Chicago
Pey
Jacob Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Joseph
Beggs Pioneer Oilman Dies Near Amarillo
George Beggs a Garfield County oil man and pioneer dies at his summer ranch near Amarillo Texas after a fall illness. He had been a prominent figure in local oil ventures and philanthropy with family mourning his loss.
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Beggs
Garfield County
Belfast Police Protest Lengthy Trouser Style
Belfast police officers protest their uniforms as trousers hang long over shoes in multiple folds. They object to appearing collegiate and complain the long pants look improper for duty.
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Belfast
Cham Pas Provides 0 Percent Exchange in Roanoke Va
In Roanoke Virginia a local 0 percent exchange program named Cham Pas is introduced as a cost saving option for residents and businesses. The program aims to simplify bartering and price parity within the community.
Weddin g 14 Times Exposes El Paso Plumber's View on Women
Bruce W Steele a El Paso plumber whose 14th marriage papers loom recounts a history of thirteen prior divorces all linked to show gigs and travel He claims women are all alike and that finding a woman’s weakness is key to love or divorce He says five divorces occurred in El Paso with others in Dallas Portland Glendale Seattle and Salt Lake City"}
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EL Paso
Bruce W. Steele
Sterle
Breele
Mary
Ruth
Goldie
Annie
Rose
Steele
Fannie
Pannie
Fan-nie
Nellie
King Solomon
Dallas
Portland
Ore
Globe, Ariz
Seattle
Salt
Del Rioans Win in Epworth League Encampment Guests Return
Del Rio attendees of the Epworth League encampment in Kerrville July 15 22 helped the Uvalde district tie San Antonio for the loving cup awarded to the district with the best record. The cup will rotate six months between districts. Rev Nixon spoke on Stewardship. attendees earned two units toward a Christian Culture diploma. Violet Miers was named district leader. Thomas Henry Seale named yell leader and dean of men helper. Seale won a swimming contest.
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del Rio
San Antonio
Uvalde
Nixon
Violet Miers
Thomas Henry Seale
Banks Close Saturday in Del Rio for Election Day
Banks in Del Rio will close Saturday due to the election day observance. Local residents are advised to plan around the shutdown and complete banking needs beforehand.
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del Rio
Beating Husband Pleads Guilty in Disturbing the Peace Case
A Yallas man paid a 50 dollar fine and 11.70 in costs after pleading guilty in corporation court to disturbing the peace. Officers said the intoxicated defendant beat his wife during a dispute over driving. Arrest reported about 10:20 Thursday night.
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Yallas
Corporation Court
Becaue
Parents settle mixup of babies in Chicago
The Bamberger and Watkins families resolve a baby swap after scientists confirm the infants were confused at birth. Both couples, with doctors present, agree to keep their respective babies and return home relieved.
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Bamberger-Watkins
Charlies Bamberger
William Watkins
Bamberger
Watkins
Ranchman Admits Drinking Denies Disorderly conduct
Lem Henderson, a ranchman, says he was drunk but not disorderly after reports he pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly in corporation court. He notes a party member may have been involved while insisting he was not driving. The docket shows a $1 fine and total costs of $12.70.
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Lem Hienderson
Ranchman
Corporation Court
Henderson
Corporation — Court
Thirteen-Word Will From Torquay Provokes Family Row
Arthur Bond Yockney declares in Torquay that 7 leaves to his sister Augusta and dismisses chatter about 6. The fragmentary phrasing hints at a contested will and possible disputes among heirs.
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Torquay, Engy
Arthur Bond
Augusta
Tommy
Mrs. Dixie Dunn Seeks Val Verde District Clerk Seat
Mrs. Dixie Stewart Dunn, with about one year in public service, asks Val Verde County voters to elect her district clerk. Her background includes four years as deputy tax collector, four years as a railway office clerk, and work in local merchants plus community activity.
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Dixie Stewart Dunn
Val Verde
Dunn
Suit Filed Over Notes
A lawsuit has been filed regarding notes. Details on parties, court, and specific claims are not fully clear from the fragment. Further information is needed to identify the involved individuals or organizations and the case's scope.
Two Rallies Planned in San Felipe on Eve of Voting
Friday plan includes speeches by Judge W F Boggess and J J Foster for governor candidate J Young in Wood Park with D F Rose presiding. Republicans and Democrats arrange rallies in San Felipe and Brown Plaza as election eve activities unfold.
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San Felipe
W. F. Boggess
J. J. Foster
Grood Park
J Young
M. Rose
Brown Plaza
Cowboys Meet Santone City League Kings
The Cowboys open a series with Santone City League Kings as the Utilities club from OG leads in a three game set. Saturday's game is slated for 4 o clock with Sunday’s likely at 3. start times were not fixed on Friday. The Cowboys tout a four game series win over Big Lake Oilers and claim West Texas championship contender status.
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Utilities
Cowboys
Big Lake Oilers
West Texas
San Antonio
Rome to Dallas Flight Delayed by Funds Shortage
Murphysboro Illinois reports a planned airplane hop from Rome to Dallas delayed by a lack of funds. Paul Montgomery from Re Italy needs to raise about $6 009 to make the flight possible and said he is ready to attempt the hop once the money is secured.
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Rome
Murphysboro
Ill
Paul Montgomery
Italy
Dallas
Texas
Montgomery
Praise Band for Sterling Concert Delights Local Support
Sterling supporters praised the concert in Del with positive reception to the speaker in the G Pork venue. The music by King and the King's band drew commendation as organizers noted improved production and growing support for the group.
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Sterling
Del
Priday
King
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