Ferguson Attacks Moody in Texas Governance Dispute
A Texas campaign report details persistent exchanges between Ferguson and Moody allied figures. Sterling defends a highway bond plan amid claims of tax hikes while highlighting two thirds legislative support. Woodward criticizes Fergusonism and vows reforms. Allred counters with police-machine politics charges as the attorney general race heats up with Alf read and Bobbitt trading barbs.
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Sterling
Jesse Jones
Lazaion
Monty
Snesker
Crooke
Eain
Austin
Treas
Ferguson
Serling
Pergeron
Terling
Jim Ferguson
Jacy
Isene
Fergusunily
Coleman
Mre. Ferguson
Hebrst L. Bobbitt
Moodry
James Y. Alfred
Wichita
Senterdas
Mano
Robbirt
Allred
Tyler
Hil County
Bowbitt
Alfred
Muser Chan
Jers E. Ferguson
Horhand
Sire
Miriam A. Ferpucnn
Fu Rovercor
Hergoxon
Benn Alfred
Wichita County
Finbbiet
Teras Knee
Funeral Set for Dallas Merchant
In Dallas on August 9, funeral arrangements are set for Semen G. Weteter, president and general manager of Webster Wholesale Grocers. He died yesterday after a fall into a water body near the Dalay Country Club following a effort to escape a sudden illness, with nearby witnesses reporting shock and distress.
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Dallas
Funerel Arrviceg
Semen G. Weteter
Magaret
Webster Wholeste Grocers Campeoy
Dalay Country Club
Athsaitiany Expressell
Hope
KTSA Abend Radio Schedule and Concert Listings
The page lists KTSA and other stations with 1290 kilocycles, 232.4 wavelength, and programs tonight including Hilda Breen concert at 7:00 p.m. and various orchestras. Also notes other stations KTSA parings and times, plus miscellaneous music and programs through the evening.
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KTSA
Tel Plasa
Breen
Hilda
Araminat
Pubils
Troyey Archentraaex
Bod Skills
Hay Wire
Iit
Masirale
Pr mm International Bible Students
Local Education Officials Return From Arkansas Visit
Merrill Bishop San Antonio assistant director of education and English head returns from Fayetteville Arkansas after meeting at University of Arkansas. Notable updates include travels of Nass Monta Hunter and Rutier brothers executive Mr Matson. Community church events and campus notices fill local scene with meetings, picnics, and anniversaries across August.
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Merrill Bishop
San Antonio
Fayetteville
Ark
U Rereity
Arkansac
Mr. Matson
Rut ’Ier Brothers
Daltes
Merebert
Channel Swimmer Marines Engineer DOVE England Aug 4
Mercer Leila, who crosses the English Channel in WOVT, arrived today to Patrick Cares, a young engineer from Dublin, Temple left at once for Istanbul, Turkey, where the bride will also move to swim.
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Channel
Dove
England
Dance Music Tonight on WOAT and Partners
Radio schedule lists WOAT orchestral dances at 7 and 9 p m with Denice numbers and a Brock note, KTSA and CBS network programs, and a series of musical features from 6 to 11 p m. Includes organ recital at First Presbyterian at 11 a m and various hourlong programs across Kilocycle stations KGCI KONO and OTH networks.
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Kuno
First Presbyterian Church
B. U
NBU
Ny Beerar
Iaea
Ielizious
Alber Sen
KGCI
KONO
Payor's Music NFA III airs on National Broad News
Mayor directs Gen eval Electric hand in his own composition The Arms of America to be heard over the National Broadcasting chain and WOAL at 7:30 Saturday evening. Saint-Saens Algerian Built reflects North Africa impressions. Elosd Gibbons to present Adventures for Science. Missing radio favorites include Billy Jones Eyzie Hare and Tesriva Dragonette. Florid Gibbons, the fastest asking man on the radio, may now speak early or fast as dimary person instead of four times as fast.
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Detout
Geneval Electric
America
Taarch
Broadvaeting
WOAL
O'Clork
Saint-Saens
North Africa
Elosd Gibbons
Will Ee Iile
Science
Billy Jones
Eyzie Hare
Talerwaren Pein
Tesriva Dragonette
Cities Service
Flord Gibbons
aAulivey
W. J. Murtisog
Ty Svil
Sunny Ont
Sunny South
Har-' Inedate
Taurman Barret
Henry Lee Taylor
Harlen D. Itlind
Sid © Rolbertson
Barrett
Benefita
Coultieracity Limita
San Antonio
Weel
Pleanonten Road
Noth
Kendelia Aver
Enet
Mlestan Road
Mears and Pilot Dismantle Wreck for New York
Harbor dispatch reports John Henry Meara, hopeful for the around the world flight in City of New York, departed for New York after a crash during takeoff for Teeland last Sunday. Henry J. Bruen accompanied him as two men disassembled the engine and other valuable parts. The wrecked aircraft pieces were prepared for shipment to New York.
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Race
N. F
John Henry Meara
New York
Teeland
Huuday
Heary J. Bruen
Gilet
Meare
Brown
New Yorks
Lindbergh Foresees Global Air Network Growth
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh predicted rapid aviation development linking all world regions. He spoke on radio, detailing advanced systems and global routes spanning the American, European, Asian, African, and Australian continents as aviation nears a new era.
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Lindbergh
Sears
Kookup
Asia
Africa
Australia
Categel Tin Neszh
Weilhe Pon International
Dry Agents Flayed for Halting Cars
Baltimore reports a protest by prohibition agents criticizing halting of cars without adequate reason. The note cites fears the law is being dictated and mentions disciplinary actions and planned demonstrations. Local officials, including directors, discuss reforms and world events influencing enforcement.
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Baltimore
Martinez Resident Dead in Local Home Funeral Details
A Martinez resident died Friday at the residence of her daughter, 221s Fried Manston Street. Funeral services will be held from the home on Saturday. The obituary lists family members and mentions arrangements through local contacts.
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Milam
Houston Street
T. PL Mathes
Ile Mn
First Baptist Schurea
Attlee Mhitaibes
Travis Pack Methodist Church
Arden Pers
Ily
Mise
Mary Fllen Fries
Martinez
Fridas
Mre
Menry Tanna
Fried Manston Street
Hame
Navy objects to Coolidge article sparks election fight
The Navy disputed a Coolidge syndicated piece on aircraft engines, triggering a court review of Sunny South municipal incorporation plans. Judge Aubrey cleared the path for a new election, outlining boundary limits and confirming voters' rights before a rescheduled poll.
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Sunny South
Ite
Roberison
Altornes
Cver
Pana
Manrobbed and struck with bottle on street after assault
Report says Bua Booker, 22, was struck with a bottle and robbed at a house on Chenttul Street near Hebert Green Hospital Saturday. H. C. Rhodes and W. Swift went to the scene, intervened, and recovered $21 taken from the victim.
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Bua Booker
Wromin
Hebert Green Hospital
Booker Enid
Chenttul Street
Ueceiver
H.C. Rhodes
W. Swift
Inter Ant
Waldorf Astoria Adds 190 Miles Radio Wiring
New Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York will feature about 190 miles of radio wiring costing around 200000 dollars. The system allegedly the world’s largest, will serve 2000 private rooms and 15 public rooms with individual radio programs amid ongoing construction.
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New Waldorf Radio
EW Lok
DAA
Watel
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Retired Importer Philip Teller Dies in Oakland
Philip Shepheard Teller II, a wealthy retired importer and former member of the United States Marine Corps, died yesterday in Oakland, California. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Oakland
Calif
Philip Shepheard Teller
United States
Alex Meda
Retailers Elect Officers At St Louis Meeting
J D Carenthera of Oldohowma Cats was unanimously reelected president of the American Retailers association. Vice presidents named were R T Hartvite of Augusta Ack and Nathan Leach of Wichita Falls. Scott Tl Dekins of St. Louis was reelected secretary and treasurer.
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AT. Louis
J. D. Carenthera
Oldohowma Cats
American Retailers’ Association of the Board
R. T. Hartvite
Augusta
Ack
Nathan Leach
Wichitavnlle
Tex- 3
Scott Tl. Dekins
St. Tavis
Boy Author Home After Caribbean Cruise
Hartley de Gerald, 11, returns to Chicago with his mother after a Caribbean cruise to gather material for a book he plans to write. The boy is pictured with his mother.
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Hartley de Gerald
Chicago
Carribbean
Drought Cuts Food Supply in Relief Effort
The article reports a nationwide drought crisis with governors of severely affected states urged to act next Thursday. Plans focus on a coordinated method to spray available state and county latencies for relief, aided by federal departments. Hoover reviews field reports and maps to assess damage and guide relief actions.
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Bbst Iromn
Gelling
Eam
Hoover
Maryland Faces Heat and Drought Across Counties
Maryland endures high temperatures and a worsening drought for a second day. Water conservation measures hold authorities in Haltinerr and Alarslanil, while sections of the state urge residents to reduce use. A brief shower offered little relief as heat persists, with reports of a local scare near Baltimore and a price increase for water services at 40 cents a unit.
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Haltinerr
Alarslanil
Seclions
Ttala
Daltimore
Youthful Typhus Victim Donates Blood to Science
In Washington on August 5, Julian Morell of Leraville Missouri, a youth sick with a virulent typhus, donated a half pint of blood for typhus cure experiments led by two U.S. government scientists. The 14 day illness prompted his blood sample used in injection trials amid laboratory risk.
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Washington
Chicago’s Financial Crisis Fades Away
Chicago reports easing financial distress after a relief effort led by Silaa HH. Straten and a citizen relief committee secured $75,000,000 in funds for city and county governments. The report notes substantial corporate support and ongoing fiscal stabilization efforts.
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Cincagg
Silaa HH. Straten
bin Citizens Relief Comltteer
Ital
Antlered Doe Causes Trouble in Town Feud
McClay confronted a feud over a feral antlered doe that disrupted local life. He reportedly brought a black-tailed deer carcass displaying ten-point spread, prompting a warning from game officials after an incident that led to a public confrontation with a game warden.
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Han Ost
Hug
Fenle
Tn McClay
McClay
Cartel Signed by Nitrate Interests
DARIN Aug 1. A agreement unling European and Chilean arret Intertata. In a world cartel was signe by representatives of the vacant interests. Many American companies operating in Chile are included.
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Intertata
Waa Nignel Ueiay
Teprenoniatives
Vacioun
Chile
Inchidel
Masked Horseman Admits Identity
A figure described as a masked horseman confessed to his identity after being accused of terrorizing the region. The event follows recent disturbances tied to organized crime, with ranchers and local officers involved in the ongoing investigation.
Bank Loan Head Declares Loss in Fluctuating Market
Waldman, manager of Swan department for 15 years, and bank officials faced loss alleged in a suspected embezzlement case linked to a Marsland Trust firm. The venture reportedly caused a near 60,000 dollar deficit due to flock speculation.
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Baltimore
Marsland Trust Company
Eugene Waldman
Swan Department
Cvelady Lolay
Waldman
Nicaraguan battle leaves six insurgents dead
In Nicaragua six insurgents were killed and others captured in a raid by the national guard near the Dulce region in Nicaragua. The insurgent group reportedly numbered around 250 men led by Pedra finigaio, who escaped during the clash involving units from the United Intermarines and local guards.
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Nicamangua
National Riard
Nene
Nance Dulce
Nivaca-gua
Pedra “Finigaio
George Smith
United Intermarines
Flier Seeks Permit for Tokyo Airport Project
A formal application to use the Tachikawa airfield near Tokyo as part of the Tokio project is filed today. Lieut. Harel Uram reports the plan involves air traffic under Japanese government oversight and aims to advance the trial flight program.
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Tokio Airport
Torelo
Tachikawa Airdrome
Nene
Tokio
Alartis
Treama
Harel Uram
Seven Miners Dead and Sixteen Hurt in Mine Collapse
At the Gilbrton colliery of the Philas Meipttin and Heading Coal and Iron company a fall of timbers and debris last night trapped workers. Seven miners were killed and sixteen injured. The disaster occurred in Tolpchingle Pa. local authorities investigate cause and assess damages as rescue operations continue.
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Gilbrrton
Philas Meipttin
Heading Coal and Iron Company
Governor Dickeun Plans Attendance at White House Drought Conference
Montana Governor Dickeun announces intent to attend the White House drought relief conference. He aims to help frame a relief program and coordinate state efforts with federal guidance.
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Montana
Hele
NE Texas oil commission considers production cuts plan
The Texas Railroad Commission outlined a general plan to reduce production to below demand, aiming for a cut to 72,000 barrels daily with price brackets and further limits as market demand shifts. Gulf Coast field protests and Big Lake operators contest jurisdiction under the common purchaser act amid fears of water encroachment and potential damage to deep wells. The University of Texas participated as a fiscal witness, detailing available funds.
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Tezux
Ubexe Protestantsill
Gulf Coast
Neff
Pat M. Neff
Hadeen
Big Lake Oil Co
Commons
Commitnion
University of Texas
Stein
Leragr
Pioneer in Local Advertising Field Dies at 82
Obituary for A. S. Cadwallader a longtime San Antonio outdoor and electric advertising executive. Survived by widow Angela, daughter Mrs W. T Viernes, three sons including Cadwallader II, and siblings. Services Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Seve Yelvington at Cle Rantiat Temple. Born in Indiana, he lived in San Antonio 47 years and helped build Toske fen project.
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Texan
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