Capitalist to Oppose Her in Next Primary
In a Texas run-off for the gubernatorial nomination, Ma Ferguson faces Ross Sterling as the campaign pits rural versus urban bases. Sterling, Houston Post publisher with vast wealth, campaigns on state road bonds and tax reform, while Ferguson champions rural interests and a business-like administration. Senator Morris Sheppard wins renomination. Moody opposes Fergusonism.
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Texas
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Ma) Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Sterling
Houston Post
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Ma” Ferguson
United States
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Houston
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Ma Ferguson
Fire-King challenges school board bid decision over stokers
Fire-King Stoker Company, Indianapolis manufacturer, protests the school board’s award of a Brownell stokers contract on the second lowest bid for School 49. Vice-president F. R. Kimmel accuses the board of unfair treatment, arguing Fire-King stokers have features Brownell lacks and disputing claimed coal feed rates. Zoercher criticizes the choice, citing tax impact and local business concerns.
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Indianapolis
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A. B. Good
Brownell Stokers
Fire-King Company
School
Brownell Company
Philip Zoercher
Good
Kimmel
Brownell
Red Inquiry Attacked by Moscow Press
Moscow editorials and cartoons mocked the Fish committee probing U S Communist activity. They denied claims against Amtorg Trading Company and condemned its questioning style, especially aimed at Amtorg head Peter Bogdano.
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United Press Moscow
Congressional Committee
Hamilton Fish Jr
N. Y
United States
Moscow Press
Amtorg Trading Company
Peter Bogdano
Amtorg
Chautauqua Opens At Woodruff Place Pastor Heads Event
The Rev. L. C. Trent of Woodruff Place Baptist church will open the second annual chautauqua of the Baptist Christian center at 162 Blackford street with a talk on How to Be Happy Though Hot. The program runs through Friday with a play Never Stop for Wet Weather on Wednesday night.
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L. C. Trent
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
The
Baptist Christian Center
Blackford Street
Workers to Meet Here for Three Day Federation Meeting
Policies of the National Federation of Post Office Motor Vehicle Employes will be discussed by the executive committee at a three day meeting at the Lockerbie starting Monday Aug 4. Efforts will be made to bring the 1933 convention to Indianapolis. Charles R Johnson national financial secretary in charge of arrangements. A banquet will be provided Tuesday night for visitors. Attendees include John Kelleher president Kansas City Frank McKinnon Boston Eugene Doherty Buffalo Charles Palearidi St Louis and Mr Johnson.
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Lockerbie
Indianapolis
Charles R. Johnson
Chicago
John Kelleher
Kansas City
Frank McKinnon
Boston
Eugene Doherty
Buffalo
Charles Palearidi
St. Louis
Mr. Johnson
Wisconsin Woman Describes Red Camps in Wisconsin
Mrs. Helen K. Stewart testifying at a congressional inquiry described three Communist camps in Wisconsin and one in Illinois. She said camps at Kenosha Brule and Lake Geneva are run by Communist women, housing children ages 8 to 18 of both sexes and including white and Black youths.
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Wisconsin
Congressional Investigation
Illinois
Helen K. Stewart
American Legion Auxiliary
Kenosha
Brule
Lake Geneva
Shift in View of South Seen in Harris Race
Washington July 26 A shift of southern Democrats attitude toward national and international policies is revealed in the congressional record of Senator Harris Georgia seeking re election. The platform denounces the League of Nations supports white supremacy calls for stricter immigration and critiques the Grundy tariff while praising Wilson and signaling opposition to entry into the League. Harris opposed Mrs McCormicks campaign expenditures and noted the senate should not be a millionaire s club. He recalls attempts to curb immigration and supports larger prohibition enforcement
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Georgia
al Smith
Ruth McCormick
South
John M. Slaton
Senate
McCormick
Illinois
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Court order defied at Thirtieth and Pennsylvanian miniature golf course
Police kept a hands off stance Sunday night as patrons played on a miniature golf course violating a court order. City plans engineer Henry Steeg said the course was run "wide open" and officials charged a private athletic club was created to evade the plan commission ruling per Corporation Counsel Edward H. Knight.
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Pennsylvania Streets
Henry Steeg
City Plan Commission
Plan Commission
Corporation
Edward H. Knight
Passion Player Loses Father After Performance in Oberammergau
Hans Preisinger played her usual Magdalen role in the Oberammergau passion play on Sunday. After finishing, a villager informed her that her father, the village postmaster, had died.
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United Press
Oberammergau
Germany
Hans Preisinger
Magdalena Sunday
Unidentified Man Fires At Fleeing Man At City Intersection
An unidentified shooter jumped from a car on Sunday afternoon at Washington and East streets and fired two shots at a fleeing man. The attacker abducted a woman from the victim’s car and fled in his own vehicle. One bullet shattered a display window at Tom Cain's cafe, 8 North East street. The victim escaped with his car before police arrived.
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Washington
East Streets
Tom Cain
North East Street
U S Tariff Big Issue As Canada Votes
Montreal July 28 Canada faces a pivotal election with Liberals led by Mackenzie King seeking to keep power against the Conservatives under R B Bennett. Tariff policy, unemployment, and the St Lawrence waterway drive the campaign as voters decide whether to retaliate against the Smoot Hawley tariff and how to steer Canada's economy.
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United Press
Montreal
Quebec
Mackenzie King
R. B. Bennett
Dominion
United States
House of Commons
King
Canada
St. Lawrence Waterway
Accident of Science to Help Tame Desert
Paris reports three French scientists accidently created a means to regulate the desert using an atmoradiograph. Jean Lugeon and two associates observed sand storm movements from an oasis outpost in El Golea, detecting a rising storm by a machine gun like tapping on July 12 and developing an improved device to warn troops and travelers in time.
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United Press
Paris
Africa
el Golea
Jean Lugeon
Lugeon
Leonard Silcox's suicide attempt twice prevails again
Leonard Silcox of 142 South Liberty Street tried to take poison at his home Sunday afternoon for a second time in three weeks. He was found in critical condition and rushed to City Hospital.
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Leonard Silcox
South Liberty Street
City Hospital
Sixth annual reunion of Martin county residents near Indianapolis
The sixth annual reunion of former Martin county residents now living in and near Indianapolis will be held at Garfield Park on Sunday August 10. It will join with a former resident of Daviess county for the gathering.
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Martin County
Indianapolis
Garfield Park
Daviess County
Hay Fever and Asthma Treatment On Free Trial
D J Lane, a druggist at 1413 Lane Building St Marys Kan, offers a mail order asthma and hay fever treatment with a $1.25 bottle sent on request. Payment only after user is satisfied, judged by the recipient. Send name and address stating which trouble.
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D. J. Lane
Lane Bldg
St. Mary’s Kan
Indiana Law School opens 1930 31 sessions at Indianapolis
University of Indianapolis announces the 1930 31 sessions open September 17 for a three year LL B degree at a Lawyers Law School. James A Rohbach A M LL D Dean provides contact at 312 322 Columbia Securities Blog 143 E Ohio St Phone Rileg 3433.
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University of Indianapolis
Lawyers’ Law School
James A. Rohbach
A. M
Columbia Securities
E. Ohio St
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