Texas Cotton Ginners Fight Bankhead Act Ban
Texan ginners and allied groups joined forces to oppose Federal Judge Bryant's injunction blocking enforcement of the Bankhead cotton act. Reps from Texarkana to Austin planned court action to secure relief from the restraint, citing economic harm to gins, farmers, and local merchants as revenue collectors and court orders loom.
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Royston
Alig
Texac
Leona Goaur
Bankhead Srt
Girmers
Randolph Bryan
Sherman
D.C
Texas
Bryant
Alver
Psrk Gamners
Association
P.M. Kennerly
Alebale Tees
Kennerly
George F. Seay
Dallas
Henry Moore Jr
Texarkana
Ce. Bullard
Kenerly
Bullard
Seay
Moore
Frank Scofield
Austa
Dave
Jodger
Sofield
Gue Bryant
SA Brogo
Travis B. Bryan
Pirsional Bank
Agricultural Committee of the
Texas Bankers Asociation
Coi Tourstay
Breton
Burleson
Grimes
Robertomh Cauunles
Williamson County
WC Mershall
Bell County
United States Plans Fund Allocation Details
Fragmented notes discuss allocations of a 4.0 million dollar fund with references to a president and approvals. Details are garbled but imply a plan involving money earmarked for specific projects and official authentication. No clear dates, names, or places are readable.
Pastor Bitten by Snake Faces Trial After Help Request
Fragmented text suggests a religious community incident where a pastor bitten by a snake seeks aid and reports on local health or mentorship efforts. Names and clear details are obscured, but the piece mentions improvement efforts and a figure named Sevier in a unclear context.
Explosion Kills One and Destroys Three Buildings
An explosion in Haverstraw killed one person and damaged three buildings. Authorities believe the blast originated from a gas-related incident. Emergency crews responded promptly as the surrounding community faced the aftermath and cleanup costs. Local officials began investigations into the cause and safety procedures.
Will Rogers Joins Wiley Post in Alaska Hop
Rogers arrived to join Wiley Post for a pioneering Alaska flight planned in a new monoplane. Weather delays and a last minute pontoon test delay the start, with a route toward Siberia and Moscow discussed.
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Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Alaska
Bratile
Ang
Cenciins
Ute
Rec
Atenks
Siberia
Moscow
Post
Tomorray Rogers
Beng Post
Police Seek Bogus Woman Solicitor
Capt Willan Stesherson of Silver Lion Armor asked police Tuesday to locate a woman soliciting money without authorization. The officer said the suspect carries a fenneline and a Salvation Army emblem.
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Willan Stesherson
Silvelion Armor
Army
Bill Extends U. S. Smuggling Control
President Roosevelt signed the splintering bill expanding federal power to reach smugglers abroad and extend jurisdiction over foreign vessels. The move aims to tighten enforcement and deter illicit cross border activity.
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U. S
Washington, D.C
INS
Precidun Roovewell
Abid P
Fear Revolt On AAA Vote Sparks Senate Bargaining
Washington August 6 Observers tracked Senators Johnsyth and Borah as amendments to strengthen the Farm program surfaced. Conferees drafted a compromise on processing taxes and recovery procedures, with changes to allow sue rights and 30 percent financing from customs to handle surplus crop sales.
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Washington
Bay
Johnsyth
Republican
California
Borah
Bil
Senate
Meire Communynist agenda hints third party rise
Moscow reports outline a new U S political strategy aiming to form a third party focused on organizing workers and peasants. The platform urges equality for Negroes, farm debt cancellation, unemployment insurance, and land for the poor, with hints a Communist sponsored movement is already starting in Austria.
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Moscow
LNS
Meire
Acthinee
United States
Orm
Taffics
Georgh Datgort
Lal
Geremany
Conus
Russia
Linlwolt
Dmitroff
Auter
Iba
Beaten candidate refuses to acknowledge defeat in Cook County race
Chicago Aug. 8 report describes a staged scene at the county building as defeated candidate F Aken and rival Noble J Potter maneuver for the Cook County superintendent of schools post. Aken occupies an inner office while supporters, including Judge James J Kelly, anticipate legal actions and deadlines extending to August 19.
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Chicago
Tavo
Cook County
F. Aken
Noble J. Potter
Aken
Meheti
Puffer
Jamey J. Kelly
Aken Waa
Shir Roish
Buffers
Bryan's Grandson Seeks Film Career
Hollywood Aug 8 John Baird Bryan grandson of William Jennings Bryan says he may pursue acting. He notes no firm party stance and that he does not drink liquor. Also mentions his father Ruin Brean Owen as ambassador to Denmark.
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Bryan
Hollywood
John Baird Brion
William Jennings Bryan
Ruin Brean Owen
Denmark
Ferrig Clans Jail Beatings Trial Nears Verdict
Detroit August 6 A packed courtroom heard William Lee Ferris confess to the killing of Howard Carter Dickinson amid cross examination. Prosecutor Durcan McCrea pressed Ferris as the defendant testified that Dickinson died in Rouge Park June 26 claiming it was suicide or accident. Ferris and three former burlesque dancers faced trial in a case tied to a New York attorney. Ferris testified Dickinson grabbed his coat and vest as the gun discharged, while others described the group traveling toward a resort when Dickinson died.
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Detroit
Wiliam Lée Ferris
Howard Carter Dickinson
Durcan
McCrea
New York
Dickinson
Terris
Rouge Park
Eler
Ferris
Floeence
Loretta Jackson
Jenn Miller
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