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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1928
Page
11
Warzbach seeks a jury investigation into the primary as factional conflicts mount in Bexar. The report accuses unnamed supporters of fraud and illicit influence, alleging payoffs and manipulation within precincts. courtroom implications unfold amid ongoing political tension.
The Creagers-Notte faction elected temporary chairmen and numerous delegates to senatorial, county, and congressional committees. Frederick Teccel was named county chairman for two years, while Hance was elected permanent secretary. Various selections named include DeGrom, Wal a, Taulber, and Curry among officers, with a broad slate of committee members and delegates listed for district and convention roles.
In a heated county convention, Travis Democrats backed Governor Al Amith for president and Jon J Rahinnon for residence, endorsing Mehicenth amendment modification while a split vote 35 1 2 to 17 1 2 reflected ongoing factional tensions. Delegates also sidelined several figures amid bolting talk and a bride’s engagement noted in the chaotic proceedings.
In Ordano ma City Australia on April 4 a husband killed his wife Amelia Roevin Hoherin during a failed effort to reconcile after a separation. Neighbors heard a two hour quarrel from the living space before the fatal shooting at the woman’s apartment.
County Democratic meetings across multiple precincts focus on endorsing or opposing Governor Alfred E. Smith. Delegates will progress to the state convention to shape the platform, with intra party fights predicted in several counties over endorsements and loyalties amid Smith supporters and anti Smith factions.
On Nort Blores abeed and West Ashby place a collision between an auto and a street car left two men and two passengers injured. Dr Cochran examined one man for brain concussion. Another victim sustained cuts and bruises to the head and face and was treated at a hospital.
Four persons were killed shortly before noon today when a Denver and Rio Grande Western freight train collided with an automobile at a Santa Fe crossing in Fountain Colorado. Names or further details not readable.
J. G. Gotch was elected county chairman of the Republican campaign in Torre zant County at a called meeting of the county executive committee. Verna B. Adams was named temporary chairman of the Republican county convention, with Byvoy B. Luckeridge appointed temporary sergeant at arms. The meeting praised the party’s chances in the presidential election.
A garbled report recalls a conference of Republican leaders announcing fitness for the presidency. Governor John S. Fisher of Donnestvania presided with Dr. Hubert Work, national Republican chairman, and other party figures in attendance.
Atlantic City August 4 The prognosis of Henutor elector William A Var n of Philadelphia is somewhat improved today according to his personal physician Dr Ellywood Kirby of Philadelphia Var e, stricken earlier in the wreck by a parasitic stroke, and suffered an alarming telephane late yesterday when he was unconscious
Tack Pearson, 29, a welder, died after a tractor accident caused a neck wound in Dartley Texas. His widow, mother and three children reside in Austin. The incident occurred as the tractor expanded, according to initial reports.
Herbert Hoover postpones planned visit to Bahemly Grove and Yosemite amid unresolved campaign duties and unopened correspondence. Dwight Davis also weighing a Yosemite trip. Tilson to launch Hoover effort in Maine as California ties, public view of Hoover to improve with campaign progress.
California news outlines a new form of campaign contributions via radio broadcasting for Hoover's Republican nomination acceptance. Local organizations would fund connecting stations to national networks, enabling Hoover's Aug speech to reach broad California audiences. A huge stadium event at Stanford is planned with 80,000 seated and 20,000 standing, featuring a staged setup and limited guest lists.
A detailed preview of an experimental national straw poll conducted with Hearst newspapers. It describes aims to forecast the November outcome, outlines methodology, canvassing plans in cities and rural counties, and notes emphasis on doubtful states, farmers votes, and secret ballots.
Arkansas Senator Joseph T. Robertson, a leading Democrat pick for the vice presidency, is repeatedly shown speaking into microphones during interviews and photo sessions, illustrating his central role in the party’s campaign coverage.
Aug 4. Adam B. Mullen Nebraska governor and Republican leader expects Herbert Hoover to address farm relief policy before committing support. McCloud, Nebranka Republican committeeman, told Dr. Tubert Work that Medfullen awaits Hoover’s statement and plans to back Hoover after review.
In a report from Palo Alto and Cedar Rapids, Hoover faces a collapsing revolt within farming regions as he contemplates a statewide tour across Kentucky Tennessee Arizona and Oklahoma. The piece notes big fire on the border and northeast tensions while Hoover widens plans for campaign appearances and a nomination speech.
The Republican party disclosed a fundraising total as of August 1 amounting to 298 370 dollars of a four million goal to elect Herbert Hoover and gain control of the next Congress. The committee noted that about 100 000 dollars had already come in voluntarily even before intensive solicitation began.
Mrs. Droemer, 83, of San Antonio, died in a local hospital. She leaves a husband Georen Droemer and children Drew, Martin Grarge Drovner, Marge Tawuise Droemer, and Mrs Leopold Scherrer. Siblings and other relatives attend the service, with burial at the family plot in the Greran cemetery.
A messy 1900s style variation invites readers to submit corn beef and cabbage recipes by August third. Prizes include Tiffany silver, a platter, and a picnic kit. Judges include Senators and well known health and charity figures, with entry letters to accompany the recipes.
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