National Legion Post Pushes Immediate SoldierBonus Payment
Texas posts reported 382 of 422 backing immediate cash payment of the bonus with interest. Alamo Post No 2 vows to pay the soldier bonus in full, following a meeting at city hall. Ernest Cox invited to cooperate. Patman plan for 2.5 billion in currency endorsed. Committees to seek endorsements from chambers of commerce and local preachers.
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Io National
American Legion
Henry A. Stevens
Boughnetti
Alamo
Ernest Cox
Austin
Texas
Detroit
Gox
Herman G. Nami
Chambers of Commerce
Legion Post
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C. G. Bateman
San Antonio
Patman
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Wright Patman
W.E. Leonard
Loyal Legion
Cotton Picking Machine Demonstrated at Illinois Meet
CHICAGO April B A A mechanical harvester with revolving fingers nicking cotton as it passes over stalks was shown yesterday by George Meyercord inventor before members of the Illinois Manufacturers association of which he is a past president. Meyercord said the machine would do the work of 60 men but could not displace labor since it would lower the cost of raising cotton and raise consumption. He said he had been at experiments with the device for six years.
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Chicago
George Mevercord
Illinois Manufactuers Association
Meyercord
Stimson Ready to Sail for Geneva
Secretary Stimson departed Washington early for New York and sail to Geneva for the disarmament conference. He told Hoover farewell and said he would seek concrete results, remaining silent on any new ideas he might carry to Geneva.
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Washington
Stimson
Hoover
New York
White House
Geneva
White House Receives Nine New Autos
Nine new automobiles, among the fancy makes, were added to the White House garage today. The cars were not bought outright but exchanged for those previously assigned to the executive mansion under a long standing contract with several auto makers. The president urged prospective buyers to purchase cars to aid business recovery.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Executive Mansion
Appetite Cause of Suspect's Capture
Syracuse dispatch reports Jack Murphy, 35, jailed for bank robbery yesterday after a rash hunger driven holdup of the First National. He allegedly walked into a restaurant and ordered dinner, then grew nauseated when a sheriff and deputy interrupted the crime in progress.
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Syracuse
Jack Murphy
Sheff Lonis
Rearing of Horse Fatal to Rancher Near Archer City
A rancher Sam Cowen aged 32 died after a horse rearing incident at his ranch seven miles south of Archer City Texas. The accident occurred today at Archer City hospital where Cowen was injured during the riding mishap. Local garbled text follows about job ads and classified notices.
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Sam Cowen
Calfeman
Cowan
Archer City
Tanch
Archier City
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