Stimson Speech Pleases Allies and Warily in Geneva
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson’s address on the Briand-Kellogg pact to the Council on Foreign Relations drew positive reactions in Washington Tokyo and Geneva. He cited Far East events as showing how the pact can peacefully end hostilities by mobilizing world opinion, while noting the Rescue of Nations backing the U.S. stance against violations. Japanese officials sought a full report, and Geneva circles welcomed assurances that U S actions would align with the league if called upon.
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Tokio
Geneva
New York
Henry L. Stimson
Scerriary Stimson
Council On Foreign Relations
Far East
Assembly of the Rescue of Nations
United States
Sorioules
Formlom Office
Washington
Slimson
Samosa
Japan
Manchuria
League of Nations
League
Stim
Sterling and Stuart Debated in Luling Speech
Governor Ross Sterling spoke for nearly an hour at Longer park in support of his candidacy. He defended his record against the Fergusons while praising no charges. A crowd between 1200 and 1500 cheered as Senator Bot Stuart of Fort Worth attacked Ferguson as a tool of special interests. The event was introduced by D A Reeves of the Luling Signal.
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D. A. Reeves
Luling Signal
Dallas
Texas
Harve Haines
Port Arthur
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mexico
United States
Haines
Congress
John F. Grant
Houston
Orville Bullington
Wichita Falls
George CS. Hopkins
Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
Grant
Bullington
Rene B. Creager
Brownsville
H. 5. Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Home Loan Board Convenes In Washington Session
Franklin Farr chairman of the Home Loan Bank board opened the first session in Washington noting hopes that the new discount bank will ease home loan availability. He said the organization would begin functioning within a reasonable time.
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Washington, D. C
Home Loan Discount Bank
Franklin Farr
Fort
Double murder near Fort Sam Houston shocks neighborhood
The Markleys, civilian employee at the Fort Sam Houston quartermaster warehouse, were shot to death outside their home at 8 20 p m on Monday. Neighbors heard screams and five shots. Investigators noted a glove found at the scene and a 92 20 pistol bullet. Police quoted no clear motive but traced possible threats and a plan thwarted days earlier.
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Williams
Markleys
Moeks AO
Markley
Quartermaster Warehouse
Fort Sam Houston
Justice of the Peace
Talbert
W. B. McMillan
Grapeland Avenue
Maerkleys
McMillan
Cel
Mrs. McMillan
Mrs. Markley
Arnold
MrMillan
McMilan
Natchez Murder Mystery Cleared and Charges Brought
In Natchez Mississippi authorities dropped the mystery around Jaze Burge Mer and cleared murder charges against Richard Dana a 61 year old wild man of the woods and Octavia Dockery 81 goat woman. The motive involved a dispute over keys to a Dana plantation adjacent to Miss Merrill's home where she was shot and dragged 200 yards into underbrush. Sheriff Clare Roberts charged the pair with murder after fingerprints were found on crucibles in the Merrill residence.
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Natchez
Aux
Jaze Burge
Mer
Whler
Richard Dana
Octavia Dockery
Miss Dockery
Dana
Miss Merrill
Rheritt Clare
Roberts
Jierder Piter
Merrill
Stock swindle case ends with bond forfeiture
Bond of 750 dollars posted for Sam Nami in a Kansas stock swindle case was forfeited after he failed to appear in Justice of the Peace court. Nami, charged with selling forged General Motors stock, faces extradition and further action by Newton County officials. Herman Nami said Sam slipped up and is missing.
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Sam Nami
Kansas
Nami
Cour of Justice of the Pease John Shook
Namis
General Motors Corporation
Newton County
Kansa
Ross Sterling Mcday
Nam
Postmaster Gets Year on Charges
Albert C. Simpson former Verdigris postmaster in Rogers county pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling 31072. He was sentenced to one year and a day in federal prison. Simpson had been a fugitive seven years until his arrest at Natchez Mississippi.
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Muskogee
Ohls
Albert C. Simpson
Verdigris
Rogers County
Simpson
Natcnes
Miss
Terrably
Corpus Christi School District Cuts Valuations by Forty Percent
Corpus Christi independent school district lowers valuations by 40 percent, Nueces County trims 16 percent and considers a 29 cent tax rate reduction. The move aims to ease tax burden amid fiscal pressures, with officials weighing further adjustments.
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Corpus Christi
Corpus Christ Independent School
Nueces County
Aviatrix's Love Story Between Clarke and Signe Tewcaster
The excerpt describes Clarke and Signe Tewcaster recounting their relationship in Sydney during a press interview. It notes their shared peril on a flight, a growing bond, and limited private time due to public attention while in Australia. They mention plans to write a book for Mrs. Clarke.
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Carson
Sydney
Australia
Tewcaster
Clarke
Keith-Miller
Signe
Mob Seeks to Take Negro Youth in Missouri Clash
In New Madrid Missouri around August 9 a mob of about a hundred men from Wyatt Mississippi County attempted to seize Clim Hous ton a 17-year-old Black youth accused of attempting to assault an 18-year-old white girl. Deputy Sheriff Sam Harris prevented extraction and the youth was later moved to Cape Girardeau county jail in Jackson. Earlier, highway patrolmen blocked another mob effort while escorting the detainee to the local jail. The youth denied any assault beyond a kiss.
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New Madrid
Clim Houston
Sam Harris
Cape Girardeau County
Jackson
Wyatt
Misglasippi
Bills Found Identified as Lindbergh Kidnap Money
Police report three twenty dollar bills two tens and two fives bearing serial numbers linked to funds from the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The plates match a series on fifty thousand dollars tossed from a hedge in the Bronx after the abduction. The bills were deposited by Carle Anderson, a nurse from Ramp ton Virginia, at a bank in Albert I B and turned over to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police at Moncton.
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Halipax
N. 8
Bronx
Jatin F. Condon
Carle Anderson
Rampton
Bank of Nova Scota
Albert
I. B
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Moncton
Girl injured in accidental 46 caliber pistol discharge
Misa Gurida Herrera, 4, at 150 at Leal street, was struck by a pistol discharged while she picked it up at home Tuesday morning. Father Antonio Herrera, working nearby, found her semiconscious. the weapon lay nearby. She was rushed to Robert Green hospital in critical condition. A cousin said the family planned a country trip and the girl had shown an interest in shooting rabbits.
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Misa Gurida Herrera
Antonio D. ‘Herrera
RIE
Vari i
Miss Herrera
Herrera
Robert Grean Hospital
Adolph ‘Viereers
Perez Street
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