Republican party turmoil grows over Huston chairmanship
Washington July 9 reports say factional foes demand Huston resign as national chairman while he resists. Senator Watson and Hoover weigh options as Kinsley rumors of a temporary chairmanship surface. Hoover reportedly worried as revolt threatens unity and potential challenge to Moses in the senate campaign.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Republican National Organization
Claudius Huston
Young Guard
Huston
Watson
Indiana
National Committee
Hoover
Capitol
Moses
New Hampshire
Kinsley
Flace
Vermont
Earle S. Kinsley
White House
Murder warrant taken for deputy Barbourville KY
Knox County sheriff says a murder warrant was sworn for Nat Helton deputy constable of Wilton after Omer Mackey 25 a farmer was shot during a raid on Mackey’s father in law farm. Helton with three deputies and a federal agent pursued Mackey who drew a bottle of whisky and fled.
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Barbourville
Nat Helton
Wilton
Omer Mackey
Mackey
Joe Mackey
E. P. Walker
Knox County
Helton
Big Pocket
Dean of Sacred College Dies at Vatican
Cardinal Vincent Vannitelli, aged 80 or more, dean of the Sacred College, dies after days of illness in Vatican City. He served as principal diplomatic representative of the Vatican and attended major papal events as the Pope’s representative.
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Sacred College
Vatican
City
Cardinal Vannistelli
The
Vincent Cardinal Vannitelli
Heat wave toll of three in Northwest region
In Chicago and across the Northwest seven cities report temperatures above 100 as three deaths are attributed to the heat. Miles City Montana hits 106 and Emporia Kansas reaches 105. Sioux City records 104 and Omaha marks 102. Ole C Nelson dies in Minnesota after heat exposure. C V Gerkev e commits suicide amid illness worsened by heat. Edward W Higgins is noted.
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Miles City
Mont
Emporia
Kans
Sioux City
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
Ole C. Nelson
Virginia
Minn
Minneapolis
C. V. Gerkove
Hatfield
Edward W. Higgins
Youths Released from Jail on Murder Charge
H B Riggers of Cape Girardeau Missouri and Winyard Williams of Oneonta Alabama were released from custody after investigation of the death of Riggers wife. Williams was rearrested for Tennessee authorities awaiting completion of a jail sentence. The coroner ordered the release. Mrs Riggers body to be sent to Baxter Missouri for burial.
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Jasper
Ala
H. B. Riggers
Cape Girardeau
Winyard Williams
Oneonta
Rigger
Williams
Tennessee
A. B. Legg
Riggers
Dora
Detroit Sets July 22 Recall Election for Mayor Bowles
Detroit officials set Tuesday July 22 as the date for the recall election of Mayor Charles Bowles after a circuit court dissolved a restraining order sought by the mayor to stop the vote. City Clerk Richard W. Reading announced the date.
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Detroit
Tuesaday
Charles Bowles
Richard W. Reading
Boy Missing in Mount Whitney Search Continues
Searchers scaled Mount Whitney for a second day and found traces of 18 year old Howard Lemel who disappeared near the summit last Saturday. Lemel left his companions at the 11 000 foot level to attempt the risky ascent and failed to reappear by nightfall.
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Los Angeles
Mount Whitney
United States
Howard Lemel
Les
East Steps
Bobby Jones Faces Packed Open Field At Interlachen
The Associated Press reports Bobby Jones leads a star studded field at the U S Open at Interlachen as rivals led by Walter Hagen Horton Smith and Gene Sarazen prepare for a 72 hole stroke play battle. The article notes Jones as the prohibitive favorite amid questions of endurance and mastery against 146 rivals in Minneapolis.
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Paul BR. Mickelson
Associated Press
Mineapolis
America
Old Interlochen
Bobby Jon
Hobby
Atlanta
Bobby
Atlantic
England
Bobby Jones
Interlachen
Hot Springs
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Johnny Farrell
George von Elm
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Johnston
MacDonald Smith
Leo Diegel
Bill Mehlhorn
Cyril Tolley
Great Britain
Hagen
Japan
Singletary Sues Over $50,000 Eye Injury From Mill Shootout
State Senator W. J. Singletary sues E. B. and Q. D. Sauls for $50,000 damages after a gunfight at a Newport Florida sawmill leaves him blinded. Warrants charge assault with intent to murder for Singletary's son C. W. Singletary and the Sauls brothers. E. B. Sauls wounded a hand. the incident stemmed from timber rights dispute on land worked by the Sauls' sawmill.
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Tallahassee
Fia
W. J. Singletary
E. B
Q. D. Sauls
C. W. Singletary
Newport
Fla
Young Singletary
Sauls Brothers
A. H. Porter
Wakulla County
Angus Morrison
Senator Singletary
E. B. Soulis
Singletary
Sauls
Two Injured in Bessemer Carbide Gas Tank Explosion
Two men Louis Perotic and Luther McClain of Bessemer were injured last night at Taylor's ferry near Bessemer when a carbide gas tank used for camp lighting exploded. They were taken to a local hospital with burns and other injuries but were expected to recover. The report also notes a separate line about anti miscegenation laws in eleven states.
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Bessemer
Ala
Taylor's Ferry
Louis Perotic
Luther McClain
State Democrats Urged By Brown To Vote In August
Watt T. Brown Alabama national democratic committeeman urges all Democrats to participate in the August 12 primary. He argues voting selects precinct, county, state and congressional candidates and unites the party for November. He calls for forgetting past differences and saving franchise by voting in the primary.
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Brown
National Democratic
Birmingham
Ala
Watt T. Brown
Alabama
National Committee
Democratic National
Ind Peculiar Independence Day Disturbances Under Investigation
Montgomery Alabama July 9 AP Governor Bibb Graves awaited a McAdory report on Independence Day disorders at Emelle where two white men and four negroes died. Jacob Robertson, brother of Esau Robertson lynched at Emelle, was held for safekeeping. Authorities sought Jor dah Robertson and Tom Robinsons. A $200 reward was authorized for suspects connected with the affair and the Esau Robertson lynching.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Walter G. McAdory
State Law Enforcement Department
Sumter County
Emelle
McAdory
Jacob Robertson
Esau Robertson
Emilie
Albanma
Capone Perjury Trial Pushed Back to Tomorrow
Al Capone’s perjury trial in Miami municipal court was continued to tomorrow after a volatile session. Capone refused to plead, was arrested on two new false swearing charges, and has traveled through multiple courts in Dade County since arriving April 20. The case stems from his testimony in a false arrest suit against Miami’s director of public safety.
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Miami
Fla
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
Director of Public Safety of
Dade County
Miami Beach
Miami Municipal
Justice of the Peace
United States District Court
Florida
Carlton
Year Found Board Assisting Market Of 14 Farm Crops
Washington July 9 The first anniversary of the agricultural marketing act shows the Federal farm board has enabled fourteen crops to be sold cooperatively through five national sales agencies. Wheat corn oats rye barley flax cotton wool mohalr beans cattle hogs sheep and goats move via local and regional cooperatives toward central or national programs as feasibility is tested for further crops. Local cooperatives are urged to unify marketing.
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Federal Farm Board
Showers Won't Bring Relief From Heat
Alabama heat remains extreme as government meteorologist P H Smyth predicts little relief from upcoming thundershowers. Thermometer readings hit 105 at Auburn and 101 in Montgomery with other towns like Goodwater Thomasville Clanton near 160s, while rain reaches Greensboro Greenville Thomasville Tuscaloosa Union Springs offering slight dampness. Crops suffer from moisture shortage despite a few showers and a Polish currency proposal noted for the Free City of Danzig.
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Goodwater
Thomasville
Clanton
Montgomery
Gadeden
Greensboro
Greenville
Tuscaloosa
Union Springa
Racketeers in Churches Claim North Side Case
Chicago July 9 AP Alderman Arthur F Albert tells the crime investigation committee of the Chicago church federation rackets may reach religious and reform groups. He cites possible church racketeers while Acting Police Commissioner Alcock asks precinct captains to report any police graft or racketeer links before July 20. Albert accuses city hall forces of selling Mayor Thompson down the stream and urges a meeting with State's Attorney Swanson. The church committee releases an open letter to Col Hubert Isham Randolph.
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Chicago
Arthur F. Albert
Chicago Church Federation
Albert
Alcock
Samuel Ettelson
New York Retains Second Largest City Status Worldwide
Census figures show New York with 6,958,792 residents, second only to London’s 7,742,212. The five boroughs reveal migration from Manhattan to Brooklyn and Queens, with Queens up 139 percent to 1,082,212 and the Bronx rising 73 percent to 1,264,734, while Staten Island grows 45 percent to 157,283.
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Five Boroughs
London
Greater
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Chicago
United States
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Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Richmond
Staten Reland
Alabama student in extort case adjudged insane
F Swalley planned to have his son Bernard Swalley a 21 year old Birmingham Junior College student charged with extorting 5000 dollars from Mrs. F W Emery declared insane by Superior Judge Charles W Fricke The judge may dismiss charges if Swalley is confined to an asylum by July 21 He faces trial for two extortion letters and threatening to kill if the money is not deposited in a hole at a designated spot He was arrested when he went for the money Police said he needed the funds to finish his schooling.
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San Francisco
Cal
F. Swalley
Bernard Swalley
Birmingham
Charles W. Fricke
Swalley
Emery
Methodist Church of Mexico Formed
The Methodist church of Mexico, independent of the U S church, has been formed in Mexico City. About 100 congregations will join the new federation which will operate autonomously, though under the same Methodist framework. The move aims to let Mexican Methodists pursue their program in their own way.
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Mexico City
Methodist Church of Mexico
Tato
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
United States
Mexico
Wreck Leaves Thirty Passengers Injured in Corpus Christi
In Corpus Christi on July 9, a collision between the Missouri Pacific Pioneer and an express train from the Gulf Grade valley injured thirty passengers, none seriously. The crash disrupted two rail lines and prompted emergency response from local officials.
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Tolay
Missouri Pacific
Pioneer
Hoat‘en
Hla
Birmingham records show high court ruling amid 1937 funds
Court records in Birmingham reveal a chancery circuit ruling on 1937 funds with a monthly average balance and specific syndicated figures. The fragmented clipping mentions details of the dispute and a keeper account situation related to a prior period.
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Rircuit
Peterman Acquitted by Federal Jury in Liquor Transport Case
J S Bud Peterman was acquitted by a federal jury after a 24 hour deliberation on charges of transporting liquor. He testified he did not know liquor was in the car and claimed a frame up by officers Linch and Fullford. Evidence tied Linch to the shooting and to Fullford’s involvement, with witnesses detailing trips and requests to meet.
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J. S
Bud”) Peterman
Himere
Young Petermann
John Ling Jr
A. T. Pruett
M. W. Bro
Peterman
Oscer
Oeers
Atlas Fullford
Linch
Ullford
Fullford
Dothan
Midland City
Dothia
Peacemaker Fatally Shot in Church Quarrel at Revival
In Dickson Tennessee a family quarrel during a church revival left Jess Ciften, 41, dead after three gunshots. Hirron Lank, a relative, and Gradon Lank, another relative, were wounded. they were arrested but released with no charges. Deputy H Hammond cited unclear motive and ongoing investigation.
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Dickton
Jess Ciften
Hir Ron
Gradon Lank
Gradon
Sherif H. Hammond
Hammon
Caldwell County youths plant 215 percent of black walnut trees
Raleigh AP reports high school boys in Caldwell County joined a drive to plant 215 percent of black walnut trees to replace the fast diminishing supply of this native American timber.
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Raleigh
8. C
Caldwell County
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