Frightful Texas mob violence injures Black man in brutal assault
An unruly mob in Texas severely harmed David Gregory, a Black ex-con, chaining his body and dragging him for about 35 minutes. Authorities, including Sheriff Ralph Chane, investigated the incident amid tension involving a white woman case, with surrounding towns and officials braced for further action.
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Kountar
Fes
Dee
David Gregory
Melle Williams Brockman
Kountsze
Chaotic Coverage Sparks Confusion Across Multiple U S Regions
Disjointed AP dispatches report a Washington-Roosevelt conference, Treasury oversubscription at 960 million, alleged attacks on writers, liquor clashes in Pause Texas, and a Norwegian accident. The scattered items reference various cities including New York Los Angeles and Seattle with blurred names and garbled agency attributions.
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IST
Washington
Roosevelt
George No
Peekney
RBC
Texas
Turee
Sernte
Chase National Dank
Harvey Cogeh
Ken York
David Stern
Philadelphia Record
New York
Washington — Treasury
Jon Angeles
Mary McCormic
Ian
Relief drive in Helena surpasses $20000 goal for year
Helena residents rallied for the annual relief campaign, exceeding the $20,000 target. Co chairs Tobin and Bord led volunteers across Lewis and Clark County, with donations from Derby and Cheyenne areas contributing to the completed drive. The committee praised community cooperation and volunteers for their long, hard efforts toward the rapid achievement.
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Dastieas
Aspen
Cheefty
Wis
Aire
Alto
Esse
Witsaint
Desiree Anvendt
California moves to impeach Rolph for governor race turmoil
A California movement to impeach Governor Rolph advances with a call for impeachment proceedings. The assembly debates charges over legal actions and alleged involvement in lynching cases tied to the Brooks murder, while President Roosevelt condemns mob violence.
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Rolph
California
Riot at Chicago packing plant injures six workers
In front of the Mid-City Packing company, 400 striking Amalgamated Meat Packers members clashed with police as bricks and stones flew. Adolph Gennon, 47, a plant worker, was held in custody after taking a new hire to the plant. a fight erupted when an employee attempted entry.
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Chicago, Co
Pere Sons
Amalgamated Meat, Tatters and Watcher
North America
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Gennon
Joseph Kutokal
Kourke
Lynghers in San Jose Ma Be Prosecuted
Bay Planlate attorney for the American Civil Tahertton union states two members faced a stand for identities after allegations involving the cotton and San Juan slayers of Brooke Hurt ALT Wirth. Los Angeles lawyer Wy Milarky and California General Tomer R Comings are involved in authentication and handling of evidence.
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Brooka Hurt
Alt, Wirth
Los Angeles
Amerivah Civil Tahertton Union
Milarky
Tomer R
De Valera Warns Britain on Irish Rebellion
In a London return, Eamon de Valera, president of the Irish Free State, declares Britain's threat of force will not deter Ireland from seeking independence. He emphasizes sustained struggle and improved ties with Britain, noting twenty years of effort and hope for understanding and friendship. The Associated Press filed this report from New York.
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Eamon de Valera
DeWitt MacKenzie
Knarse
Anvochird Press
Servier
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London
MacKenvir
Sey
York
Lee
Bel
Doare Inn Cylle
Te Valera
Government borrows $950 million in most subscribed issue
Treasury officials announced heavy over subscription for December financing. Of the $950,000,000 in 2 percent certificates, $727,000,000 will retire maturing debt, $114,000,000 will pay interest, and the rest will be added to the general fund. The move comes amid criticism of Roosevelt's monetary program and concerns about borrowing costs. Continued on Page 2.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Revision of Beer Law Begun in Lower House
A bill introduced in the lower house seeks a comprehensive beer law revision. Gov. Cooney urged regulatory clarity to ensure equity for the state and licenses. The measure rewrites current provisions, raises the tax per barrel, and expands licensing for retailers hotels and restaurants.
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Rnor
B.J. Cooney
Aly
Atte Board of
Favernar
Commercial Club Directors Back City Improvement Plan Unanimously
At a Telos Commercial Club gathering the directors voiced unanimous support for the city improvement program. They urged the mayor and commissioners to push a public works funding package, backing disposal plant upgrades and park improvements with a special election and bond deposits to secure needed funds.
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Black
Mayer and Ely
Hole
Muthorms Bonis
Public Works Administration
Farm hand sets blaze then kills self amid house blaze
Sheriff OBrien reported a farm hand attempted arson on his employer then killed himself. He also fired at two others who arrived to put out a fire at Mrs. Palmer near Andes, 80 miles northwest of Aldney. The barn burned. house intact. Relatives saw smoke, and the man fled before acts. Authorities suspect sudden insanity.
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George T. O'Brien
Henning
Texac
San Palmer
Andes
Aldney
Fragmented tale on drinking and order at a gathering
A garbled letter speaks of people drinking openly, the crowd reacting to the scene, and opinions on moderation versus excess. The writer notes visible disruption, warnings about doors, and a preference for orderly hospitality despite temptations. Names and places are unclear.
Shank Sentenced to Die for Akron Murder in 1934 Case
Henton Arkansas man and Akron attorney Shank received a death sentence for the killing of Alvin Calley and two others linked to a potion tied murder. Notices of appeal filed, triggering automatic stay of execution. The crime occurred near Akron amid theft accusations against Calley.
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Ark
Vee
Mark Ff. Shank
Akron
Ohio
Shank
Alvin Calley
Dia
Sang
Calley
Songhet
Woonter
Ohin
Runkers of Rum Life Firit Three Killed and One Wounded
In El Paso Texas a clash at the Rio Grande border left three dead and one wounded after a prohibition era incident. A U S border patrol exchanged fire with a 16 man band near Park Street. one patrolman and two suspects were killed. Suspects named Melton of Convers, Ga, and Francisco Mosqueda, 19, of here, among the injured, with Mosqueda in critical condition at Liberty hospital.
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Texas
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Mego
Senech
U. S
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Winae Kolman
Praneisen Gonzalen
Higinty Peres
Al 7
Franccisco Mosqueda
Hah
Liberty Hospital
Hogs Bought for Relief by Federal Surplus Relief Corps
Washington December 193- The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation began buying hogs for relief at eight leadone livestock markets nationwide The purchases aim to secure 79,000,000 pounds of pork for distribution to needy unprivileged The corporation accepted only 81,000,000 pounds of the amount offered by bidders.
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Washington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Failura
Nackors
Peek May Leave Farm Board Job Hewes Also Likely to Resign
Washington December 7 AP Secretary Wallace offered no new post to George X Peek the foreword structural leader. In a shaken department aimed at ending disputes among allies what proposition was put to Peek not disclosed pending his decision. May resign was believed a take it or leave it proposition and friends of Peek divided on whether he would stay or resign. The showdown came after meetings at the White House and the Agriculture Department.
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Hewes
Washington
Wallace
George XN
May
Peck
Canfereurts
White House
Rexford G. Tugwell
Plan to Stabilize Gasoline Prices Proposed by Oil Interests
Washington, D C. divergent interests in the oil industry reached a plan to stabilize gasoline prices by removing distress supplies from the market. Secretary and oil administrator tested world reaction with approval. The scheme calls for an industry funded equalization fund to withdraw excess stock as supplies are lowered to proper levels.
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Nec
Ekee
Soviet envoy Litvinov snubs Nazi press in Berlin
In Berlin Maxim Litvinov, Soviet foreign commissar, coldly ignored Nazi press outreach and left for Moscow at 6:04 p m after failing to meet Hitler or Neurath. Diplomatic circles view the move as restrained and possibly signaling no direct government contact. The visit to Rome reportedly fed speculation about cooler Soviet-German ties.
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Dec
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Hitler
Konstantin von Neurath
Litvinoffs
Sugar acreage designation under new commodity plan hinted
Washington December 7. The secretary indicated today that sugar could be designated a basic commodity under the agricultural adjustment act. If enacted the measure would subject sugar to acreage reduction and benefit payment phases of the law.
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Wallare
Measures for Protection of Banks and Depositors
The Senate approved measures to protect banks and depositors during an extraordinary session. Two banking bills passed on third reading 54 to 1, with Senator I Ray Carroll dissenting, authorizing solvent banks to issue nonassessable preferred stock and allowing closed banks to pledge assets to secure federal loans. Both bills move to the House for concurrence. Nomis Validated H. B. passed unanimously, validating bond elections and authorizing higher indebtedness of sub-divisions.
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Lindberghs Plan Return Flight to U S for Christmas
Anne Morrow Lindbergh said she and Col Lindbergh intend to fly from Natal Brazil to Mara Retom Brazil then to New York to be home for Christmas. They aim to reach the United States by the northeast coast of Brazil route to celebrate the holidays with their family.
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New York
Henry Ford Urges National Effort to Help President
Henry Ford called on all to pitch in and help the president save the nation. In Detroit he urged dealers and workers to “do all the business we can” to pull the country out of the hole, predicting 1924 will be a good year for those who work. He stressed the need for effort across industry and society.
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Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
Motor Company
Ford
Thera
NRA
Map of the United States and territories offer
A five color map of the United States with detached territories is advertised. It promises complete geographical and commercial data on the reverse as a condensed atlas. Readers are urged to order by sending 10 cents to Washington, NC, including a coupon.
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