Spectacular end to bandit Tiny Tim Braniff career
Six foot two hundred pound bandit known as Tiny Tim Braniff was knocked unconscious during a robbery attempt at a restaurant. He was arrested after the assault and has confessed to multiple robberies. He admitted to holding up a Times Square drug store with a toy pistol.
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Auto tourist trade to Canada in 1929 valued at 208 million
United Press reports the official estimate puts the 1929 automobile tourist trade value to Canada at 208,744,000 dollars. The piece notes Carl Williams, cotton member of the federal farm board, warning residents in Ville, Virginia, on August 8.
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Former Congressman's Booze Raid Narrates Undercover Work
Manuel Herrick, ex Oklahoma congressman, tells of posing as an undercover dry agent in a Baltimore jail cell. He faces charges of possession and manufacture of intoxicating liquor with a preliminary hearing set next week.
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Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
United States
Herrick
EB. Hartman
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Cordell Hull Nominated for Senate Post
Memphis, Tenn August 8 Representative Cordell Hull former Democratic national committee chairman will be a senatorial candidate in the fall elections A L Todd conceded Hull victory in Thursday's primary after an early lead. Brook appears to have defeated John R Neal for the unexpired term while Governor Horton leads for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Carroll Reece also competes in the report.
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Cordell Hull
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Castoria: A Mother’s Standby For Baby Ailments
An advertisement promotes Castoria as a ready solution for infants and children facing colic constipation feverishness and sleep troubles. It touts safety gentle ingredients and parental reassurance with Chas H Fletcher’s signature as a mark of authenticity.
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Agricultural unrest sparks debate over veting act and farm fate
Report from Tri Lakes Indiana notes civil war rhetoric on farming policy as the veting act faces possible failure. Clyde Billman and Arthur Huff, both of Columbus Ohio, were released on $1000 bond after prohibition officers objected to an alleged practice linked to the tent speakeasy scene tonight.
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Arthur Huffne
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Columbus, O
William Addresses Virginia Institute on Welfare and Equality
The farm board secretary cites the marketing act as a right for one third of Americans to gain equality with the other two thirds. Norway is noted as controlling sixty percent of the world whaling industry.
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Virginia Institute of Public Welfare
Farm Board
Norway
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