Political resumes for Roosevelt and Hoover amid shocks
In Washington President Hoover shaped an acceptance speech while claiming several midwest and farm belt states. In Albany Governor Roosevelt readied for hearings on Mayor Walker as optimistic briefings from party leaders arrived. Roosevelt drew praise from Ohio and Georgia figures, while Hoover faced the death of adviser James Burke. A White House note said Coolidge will not attend the notification ceremony.
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Hoover
Faloners
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Mastachusetts
Iowa
Missouri
Albany
Roosevelt
Meyor
James J. Walker
Ohio
Idaho
Texas
Moses
New Hampshire
Wiliam E. Hull
Ilinois
Cleveland Newton
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
Troosevelt
Senator Bulkley
W. A. Julian
Senator Cohen
Georgia
T. A. Walters
Jed Adams
George 5. Starr
Washington State Committee
Dickinson
Walker
White House
Celvin Coolidge
Everett Sanders
Chicago
Coolidge
Bam Rayburn
Garner
Democratic
Hoosevelt
Speakeasy Approved by Dry Agents in Chicago
In Chicago a new type of speakeasy is described as a fountain offering pure water donated to a neighborhood. Operates on a pluto electric cell principle. Visitors must speak a word softly to activate the flow from a faucet.
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Chicago
Ochicago
Ann Gry
Walker to fight ouster in Roosevelt hearing
New York August 5 Walker Jimmy plans travel up the Hudson to Albany on Thursday to defend his mayoral record before Governor Roosevelt in a trial concerning his removal. Seabury’s sweeping charges allege years of misfeasance and malfeasance and demand action while Walker seeks a full trial rather than a hearing.
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New York
Walker
Jimmy
Hudson
Albany
Roosevelt
Chicago
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
City of
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Bark
Keaton Divorce Granted Custody For Two Sons
In Los Angeles on August 11 1921 Natalie Keaton testified of Joseph F Keaton neglect and frequent nocturnal outings. Superior Judge Joseph Sproul granted a divorce and approved a support plan giving Natalie custody of the two boys and $300 monthly. The marriage began in New York on May 31 1921.
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Keaton
Los Angeles
Joseph F
Buster
Constance Talmadge Netcher
Natalie Keaton
Netcher
Joseph Sproul
New York
New Tax Bill Hikes Miscellaneous Fund Revenue
Washington August reports a new billion dollar tax bill boosting miscellaneous internal revenue by about 4.99 million in the first six days of August, with total receipts indexed at roughly 14.4 million. The note cites June collections and compares income taxes and customs receipts to the prior year, indicating a mixed impact across revenue streams.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury
Philquist Named Appeals Court Clerk in Texas
Veteran Travis County clerk Philquist is appointed clerk of the Third Court of Appeals in Austin. He will assume duties on September 23 following the late R H Connerly.
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Austin
B. A. Philguu
Ie Travis Sounty
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Wid
Use
Ruecord
R.H. Connerly
Philgquist
British to Publish Award August 17 in Simla India
Government of India announces to permit the British government to publish the award in England and India on August 17. In Huntsville a sensational double execution is reported as Hehard Johnson and Richard Brown face electric chair after being convicted of a Port Worth crime.
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India
Government of
Huntsville
Hehard Johnson
Richard Brown
Aenunor
Nelson
Noedart
Port Worth
Wichita Faith
Bepierles
Wpal
Mexico City weighs colonizing American veterans dreams
President Pascual Ortiz Rubio opened a study into two requests by U S veterans seeking a colony in Chihuahua. One would accept a 4 000 acre gift from Charles P Reisinger of Columbus and Portsmouth Ohio, the other a land allotment from the Mexican government. Foreigners acquiring land must renounce their citizenship and pledge to follow Mexican law, severing diplomatic protection.
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Mexico City
TNS
Mexico
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Charles P. Reisinger
Columbus
Portsmouth
Ohio
Chihuahua
Doak Carter
Huntington
W. Va
Roosevelt at Play: Light Classified Ads Highlight Furnishings
The August Light Free Rental Directory is now available at all Piggly Wiggly stores. Exceptional values are offered on used furniture and equipment in the Miscellaneous ads, with requests to ask for the directory.
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the Light
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Aurora TAA Cut Denied in Bexar County Court
Charles Dittmar, agent for J. & Hawen of New York, failed to lower the assessed value of the Aurora apartment hotel. The court kept the assessment at about 40 percent of the actual value despite arguments for $300,000 hotel, $26,000 for facilities, and $7,090 for land. The hotel is in receivership and costs must be cut to attract refinancing.
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Charles Dittmar
J. & Hawen
New York
Aurora
Bexar County Commissioners’ Court
Wasesament
J. B., Stoner
Dittmar
Aod
Treasury figures show per person money in circulation
The treasury department reports a total of 5 728 304202 dollars in circulation for every man woman and child in the continental United States. The figures illustrate how statistics can be misleading and emphasize the scale of money in circulation.
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Washington, D, GC
Treasury Department
Continental
United States
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