Texans reject Smith slate in primary returns come in
Dallas reports show over 600000 of about 700000 votes tallied in Saturday's Texas Democratic primary reveal a defeat for candidates who denounced and refused to back Governor Alfred E. Smith. Senator Love trails in a runoff as Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller gains. Dan Moody wins a clear majority in a four candidate governor race amid Ferguson era intrigues.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Thomas B. Laveeon
Barry Miller
Miller
Senator Love
Smith
Dan Moody
James E. Ferguson
Ma" Ferguson
Governor Smith Keeps Southern Question Quiet on Vacation
Hampton Bays July 30 AP Governor Smith dismissed political talk as he vacations at the shore. He says he is not worried about the South after his nomination, responding briefly when reporters pressed on the issue.
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Hampton Bays
Smith Iit
South
Brennan in grave condition after dental extraction
In Chicago a serious infection after two teeth were removed left George E. Brennan, Democratic national committeeman from Illinois, in critical condition. Lung infection worsened his vitality as surgeons and physicians cared for him over two days. the last rites were administered. Mrs. Brennan and others stayed at the hospital through the night.
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Chicago
George E. Brennan
Illinois
William Allen White Reveals Smiths Early Saloon Record
New York July 30 AP William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette released a two week study of the New York assembly journal. It portrays Gov Alfred B Smith as supporting wide open saloon policies in his first dozen years as assemblyman and voting against proposed restrictions. The report underscores the contrast with his current platform.
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New York
William Allen White
White
The
Assembly
Smith
Lindbergh Lands for Gas and Repairs near Lindy
East Vaughn New Mexico July 30 AP Colonel Charles A Lindbergh landed at 715 PM for gasoline and to repair a missing cylinder. He planned to depart at midnight heading west toward Los Angeles. Earlier he was en route to the Grand Canyon of Arizona and hit Santa Barbara at 330 AM with two women aboard. A fog delay left Miss Betty Awl 16 of Santa Barbara behind. Mrs John Mitchell and a mechanic continued the flight.
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Vaughn
New Mexico
Charles A. Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Santa Barbara
Betty Awl
John Mitchell
Lindbergh
British Empire steals Olympic show in Amsterdam finals
A pink cheeked English nobleman a Canadian sprinter and an Irish doctor led a British Empire surge at the Amsterdam Games. Percy Williams of Canada won the 100 meters as the United States endured a rare string of track setbacks with Wycoff and Cuhel also failing in their events while Burghley defeated American favorites in the 400 meter hurdles.
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Alax J. Gould
Olympic Stadium
Amsterdam
County Cork
British Empire
America
Percy Willams
United States
Frank Wycoff
Bobee
Lord
Lord Davy Burghley
England
Frank Cuhel
Morgan Taylor
British and French Reach Naval Disarmament Compromise
Sir Austen Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that Britain and France have a compromise on naval disarmament. The agreement may be submitted to other naval powers and ultimately to a disarmament conference.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Great Britain
France
Assassin of Obregon Says He Had no Aid
Jose de Leon Total, the man who killed President elect Alvaro Obregon, confessed he acted alone. He blamed Obregon for religious policy and other issues, said the assassination was a good deed, and claimed he did not reveal his plan to anyone before the slaying.
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Assassin of
Obregon
Mexico City
Jose" de Leon Total
Alvaro Obregon
Total
M Jday
Rios Zertuche
Toral
Boy Scouts Bag Lions in Wilds of Africa
New York July 34 The three American Boy Scouts taken to Africa by Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson on a photographic expedition bagged a Menapiace and endured a thrilling adventure with their camp surrounded by seven book letters from Johnson to George Palmer Putnam describing the boys activities made public today The Boy Scouts are 15 years old Richard Douglas of Greensboro NC Party Martin of Austin Minnesota and Douglas Oliver of Atiana Ga
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New York
Africa
Martin Johnson
Johnson
George Palmer
Putnam
Boy Scoutz
Richard Douglas
Greensboro
N. C
Martin
Austin
Probe of Killing of Roy of 18 Put Off
Cheyenne Wy July 30 An investigation of the death of William Tighe 17 Sheboygan Mich shot and killed yesterday by William Pausen Union Pacific yard watchman called for this afternoon by Coroner Barley Finkbiner was postponed until tomorrow Pausen told authorities the shooting was accidental
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Cheyenne
Wye
William Tighe
Sheboygen
Mich
William Pausen
Union Pacific Yard
Barlley Finkbiner
Pausen
Lane Names to Staff for State
Lewistown July 30 AP Major J E Lane of Lewistown named as aides Arthur Babbitt Livingston James Bole Bozeman Charles P Nevin Butte H J Kelly Kahspoll Sid Coffee Missoula L K Devlin Havre Dan Tracy Great Falls Bay Church Helena Desmond O Neill Glendae Thomas Dignan Glasgow as assistants in Montana finance for the presidential campaign.
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Lewistown
Mont
J. E. Lane
Montana
Democratic National Committee
Arthur Babbitt
Livingston
James Bole
Bozeman
Charles P. Nevin
Butte
H. J. Kelly
Kahspoll
Sid Coffee
Missoula
L. K. Devlin
Havre
Dan Tracy
Great Falls Bay
Helena
Desmond O'Neill
Glendae
Thomas Dignan
Glasgow
Reed backs Smith on repeal of the eighteenth amendment
Liduun Kansas City July 30 AP Senator James A Reed said Governor Alfred E. Smith’s nomination commits the Democratic party to revise or repeal the eighteenth amendment. Reed spoke for James A Collet who will support Smith on prohibition, opposing St Louis dry Charles M Hay who adheres to the Houston platform enforcing the law. Reed denounces Heflin as a political foe and cites his protest of Heflin's stance in Missouri.
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Kansas City
Alfred E. Smith
James A. Reed
James A. Collet
Canpie
United States
Senaor
Collet
Smith
Charles M. Hay
St Louis
Missouri
Hay
Houston
Lease and Option for $50,000 on Six Mine Claims
Mrs. Mary E. Herter leases six quartz mining claims Blue Bird Blue Bird Number Two Rainbow Rainbow Number One Blue Bell and Blue Bell Number One to T. H. Wands of Wallace Idaho with option to buy for 50000. Lease runs three years with two year renewal. annual labor of 40 shifts. 15 percent of returns credited to purchase price if option exercised. owner may inspect any time. failure to comply cancels lease. lessee to pay all labor and materials.
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Mary E. Herter
Blue Bird
Rainbow
Blue Bell
T. H. Wonds
Wallace
Idaho
Wands
Woods
Henry Ford Foresees Busy Years Ahead at 65
Detroit July 30 AP Henry Ford, age 65, says there is no age limit for work and he expects to do more in the next five years than in the last twenty. He marked his birthday by noting his plans and continuing activity in business and industry.
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Detroit
Henry
Ford
Explosion at Polish chemical plant kills five
Five people die and hundreds are injured when a zinc explosion rocks a Lodz chemical factory. Homes shattered. windows rattled up to a mile away as damage spreads through the area. Authorities investigate near the Bertha site.
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Bertha
Lodz
Poland
Tunney to Decide If He Keeps Ring Plans Tomorrow
Gene Tunney says he will decide tomorrow whether to retire from boxing after conferring with Tex Rickard and William Muldoon within 12 hours. He spoke at a luncheon and denied retirement reports while noting the Heeney knockout and promising a final statement at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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New York
Tals Q
Gene Tunney
Tex Rickard
Maison Square Garden
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Tom Heeney
Yankee Stadium
Tunney
Muldoon
Gene
Riot in New Bedford by National Guard clears crowd
New Bedford Mass July 30 AP The national guard with fixed bayonets cleared a mob estimated at 10 000 from near the central police station where textile strike picketers were detained. A reserve officer was wounded while two city blocks were cleared. Soldiers replaced police on duty and directed traffic after the two block cordon.
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New Bedford
Mass
National Guard
Central Police Station
Battery, Coast Artillery
Quist
Taok
Conference on Grain Standards Keeps Protein Testing Stable
A 43 member group from Montana farmers, elevators, grain dealers, the Montana farm bureau and the state college concluded a conference on grain standards in Bozeman. They urged maintaining federal grain standards, expanding protein testing facilities, and licensing labs under the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The resolutions: keep current standards, ensure open protein testing to buyers and sellers, and require licensing and supervision by the USDA. The meeting was chaired by Niles A. Olsen.
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Bozeman
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana Farm Bureau
State College
Fed
United States
Niles A. Olsen
City Officials Approve 8 Mil Levy Rise in 1829 Tax
City commissioners introduced and passed resolution 2407 to levy the city administration tax for fiscal year 1829. The total levy rises eight mills from 1927 and three mills from 1926, with one mill earmarked for the airport. Additional mills fund executive, street, garbage, and park services as well as fire and police costs.
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Tany Walls
Stats Jawa
Hoover in Wilds to Hook Few Fish at Klamath River
Herbert Hoover spent three days fishing near the headwaters of the Klamath River at Browns Camp California. He stayed with friend Milton Esberg a San Francisco banker at a hillside cabin above the gorge where the river flows southwest.
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Browns Camp
Uornbceck
Cal
Sanford
Herbert Hoover
Klamath River
Milton Esberg
San Francisco
Klamath
Murder trial of Milltown girl opens in Missoula
In Missoula on July 30 AP reports the jury for 18-year-old Sylvia Thurston, Milltown matron, accused of murdering 16-year-old Doris Wentworth, was fully selected. Foster father W C Wentworth testified as trial began. Prosecutors seek first degree murder, calling the crime without excess and cold-blooded. The case stems from an early morning joy ride on a highway east of Missoula, with continuation noted on page two.
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Missoula
Sylvia Thurston
Milltown
Doris Wentworth
W. C. Wentworth
Dwight N. Mason
Wright Loses Taliesen as Villa Sells to Pay Debt
Frank Lloyd Wright loses his Taliesen estate after a bank sale in Spring Green Wisconsin. The Bank of Wisconsin bid 725000 to take title to satisfy a foreclosed mortgage on the hillside villa over looking the Wisconsin river. The sale drew curious locals as Wright faces financial reverses tied to personal affairs.
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Wright
Villa
Spring Green
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright
Taliesen
Wisconsin River
Bank of Wisconsin of Madison
Miriam Doel Wright
Flood Waters Recede in Eangas Kansas
Flood waters in Eangas recede as Haves Kansas notes relief and officials report gradual return to normal. Local residents contend with lingering damage while agencies coordinate cleanup and assist affected households amid continuing heat and uncertainty.
Clark's Fork River Claims Fisherman Drowning
Missoula July 30 AP John Jones a 34 year old of Atherton drowned in Clark's Fork River near Atherton bridge while wading out too far. His body had not yet been recovered at late hour. He is survived by his parents several sisters and sons.
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Missoula
John Jones
Atherton
Atherton Bridge
Fate of 8 Men in Freight Wreck Reported Still Uncertain
Wreckage from a Burlington freight train fire five miles east of Guernsey North Platte river remains under investigation. Eight men suspected cremated in the blaze as 48 hours of efforts cleared tracks. Three cars recovered from the river, all tank cars. empty box car reportedly seen in Guernsey yards may be submerged in the river.
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Wio
Tristed Iron
Burlington Iegh
Here
North Platte
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