County Court Opens Fiery Session For Vote Drive
Chicago July 4 A fiery session opened as Democrats push a unified stance to back Roosevelt and Garner in November. Franklin D Roosevelt and wife Eleanor headed toward Albany after a Chicago stop with a crowd of supporters watching their departure. Farley, new Democratic chairman, plans to meet Smith in New York to discuss campaign roles. Roosevelt intends to draw from the party platform for his messages, while headquarters are undecided between New York Chicago or Washington. Both parties face fundraising strains with Democrats owing 420000 and Republicans faring only slightly better.
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Myr
Roosevelt
Albany
Dhop
Smith
Janex A. Farley
Chalrama
Democratic Committee
Farley
New York
Fwn
Tie
Elect
Purley
Hix
Lavold Smith
Chicago
Washire
WMICO
John J. J. Raskob
Prohibition Groups Split Over 18th Amendment Plans
Chicago July 4 AP reports officials and prohibition advocates clash over party platforms and ratification methods. Drys urge focus on electing dry candidates and enforcing the law while opposing new amendments that would alter the 18th Amendment.
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Chicago
Grarty
Phink
Weather notes for Tennessee and Virginia with showers
Partly cloudy and warmer in Tennessee with likely local thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Virginia to be cloudy with occasional showers this afternoon, then fair and somewhat warmer Tuesday. Historical temperature comparisons and daily readings listed, including rainfall data.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Wt. & Maris
Nine Known Dead In Texas Floods
Flood waters in hilly areas west and south of San Antonio have killed at least nine people and caused widespread damage. Rains caused rapid rises in the Guadalupe Frio and Nueces rivers washing away railroad tracks blocking roads and isolating communities. Names of the dead include Charlie Preeman Talga Mike O Dell 19 Houston Charles I Greenleaf 59 Olivet Mich Miss Tda Stirler 29 Comfort J W Brunson Austin Mrs Redman Tvaan and a four year old child of Mr and Mrs J S Floyd Mc Camey Jesus Qozune 18 Toribio Alvarez 30. Some victims reportedly drowned trying to save others.
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Tex
Guadalupe, Frio
Nueces
Kincaid Ranch
Uvalde S
Highwa
Charlie Preeman
Talga
Mike O'Dell
Houston
Charles I. Greenleaf
Olivet
Mich
Tda Stirler
Comfort
J. W. Brunson
Austin
Guadalupe
Texas
Kerr County
Relief Act Storm Clouds Gathering Over Bill
Washington July 4 AP storm clouds gathered about the compromise 000,000 unemployment relief measure. Sponsors hoped for enough votes to secure approval and veto threats loomed from President Hoover. Conferees believed they altered the bill to win signature pending a possible presidential substitute. Drafting continued as the plan to report to the House Tuesday, then Senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
Democrats Seek Speaker Contenders After Garners Nomination
The article outlines potential successors to Speaker Garnett as the Democrats prepare for the next House. William Bankhead and John McDuffie of Alabama emerge as leading figures, with Sam Rayburn, Lindsay Warren, and Henry Rainey also named as possibles. Joseph Byrns of Tennessee is urged by his colleagues as a strong candidate, praised for his chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee and respected leadership.
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Washington
Garner
Ler
House
William B. Bankhead
John McDuffie
Alabama
Senate
Bankhead Banks
Bankhead
McDuffie
Sam Rayburn
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
Henry T. Rainey
Tllinois
John H. Bankhead
Byrns
Tennessee
Garnet
Joseph W. Byrns
Tee House
Browning
McReynolds
Joseph W.byrns
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Reynolds Wins NC Senate Nomination in Dry Prohibition Clash
Reynolds, an Asheville attorney, won the Democratic nomination for U S senator from North Carolina in a landslide over incumbent Cameron Morrison. With 1,619 precincts reporting, Reynolds led 211,227 to 112,090, amid a strong anti prohibition stance. Governor Ehringhaus also led for the governorship as Newall prepared a Republican challenge on a dry platform.
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Charlotte
Robert FR. Reynolds
North Carolina
Teynolds
Asheville
Cameron Morrison
Teynold
Morrison
Ciry
Prohibition
Reynolds
Ofice
C. Max Gardner
Lee S. Overman
Jake Newall
Caroina
Campaign cutting across party lines in Chicago conventions
The piece notes a nationwide campaign cutting across parties focused on prohibition and mood, with Democrats courting liberal voters and Republicans stressing traditional principles. It predicts limited third‑party prospects, roiling intra party debates over prohibition, economic recovery, and Roosevelt Hoover dynamics, plus regional battlegrounds from the east to the south and west.
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Chicago
Borah
Roosevelt
Heaver
Hoover
Taxpayers group seeks out in county operation
Sullivan county court in Blountville held a fiery session as taxpayers in the Sullivan County Tax Payers League urged deeper cuts in county spending. Judge A Caldwell presented a tentative budget for 1982–88 totaling 504,630 with reductions proposed across ordinary, school, and fund accounts, while league leaders pressed for greater economy.
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Sullivan County Court
Blountville
Sullivan County Tax Payer's League
League
Poor Farm
County Health Department
Highway Department
Toe A. Caldwell
Caldwell
Tax B. S. League
A. H. Smith
Germans Study New Debt Plan at Lausanne Conference
In Lausanne on July 4 a compromise plan links reparations to US debt, with a France backed safeguard. Von Papen may claim reparations are ended while France is shielded on the debts. The bond amount eyed ranges from 720 to 1008 million dollars, with three years of no value before BIS capitalization. discussions to continue through the week.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
France
Franz von Papen
America
Cnancellor von Pa‘pen
Germany
Europe
Bank For International Settlements
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