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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

3

Nominee Runs on Dry Platform in Texas Primary

Orville Bullington of Wichita Falls carries the Republican banner in Texas for the August 27 run off, campaigning for strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. The GOP platform denounces the Democratic stance on repeal and calls for immediate liquor legalization measures. Governor Sterling and Miriam Ferguson face Bullington in the Democratic runoff.

Dallas Orville Bullington Wichita Falls Texas Chalee Bullington BR. 8. Sterling Miriam A. Ferguson Harve H. Haines Port Arthur Republican Party Hoover Congress Ben Sass Galveston Equity NPF Kennerly Harris County T. M. Eubank Ronnela County T. J. Martin Kinney County G. Ray Smith Potter County General Land Office D. E. Waggoner Dallas County Margaret Conger McLennan County P. W. McKittrick Nacogdoches County George G. Yates Bell County W. D. Giraud Lubbock County Supreme Court Howell D. Ward Nueces County Court of Criminal Appeals F. A. Blankenbeckler Eastland County Enoch G. Fintcher van Zandl J. A. Bimpson Webb County

City Commission to debated recreation building fees

The city commission will discuss the merits of garb age collection and the use charge for recreation buildings at night amid complaints about fees. Mayor Chambers said the issue would be taken up after Park Commissioner Rubiola returns from vacation and noted $5000 was moved from the street maintenance fund to keep facilities open.

City Commission Uitilizing Might O. M. Chimbers Jacob Trubiola Gome Paul Greffler Rubiola

Dry repeal stamps face mail restrictions in Louisville

The Louisville post office returns to senders envelopes bearing stamps urging repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The stamps violate postal rules by appearing on the envelope front, while stamps may be affixed to the back of the envelope as permitted.

Louisville

Public hearing set on budget includes recreation centers

The report notes Woodlawn paying $10 per night for passage. Mayor Chambers asked Commissioner Rubiola about it, who said garbage collection is more important than repressing houses. A public hearing on the budget is scheduled for Monday with recreation centers expected to present their case.

Woodlawn Chambers Rubiola

Caraway, Putrel lead in Arkansas race as returns rise

Sen Hasan W Caraway of Jonesboro and Chancellor J M Putrel of Paragould emerge as leaders for senate and governor respectively as returns from nearly half of Arkansas precincts show Mrs Caraway with a strong edge in the senate race. Other nominees and political comments from the convention are noted, with focus on party shifts and policy positions.

Hattie Caraway United States Senate Arkansas Thaddeus H. Caraway Little Rock Ark Hasitie W. Caraway Jonesboro J. Mation Putrel Paragoni Caraway Maj. C. L. Bodenhamer Eldorado American Legion Vincent M. Miles Fort Smith Charles H. Brough

San Antonio case over whiskey odor Gmen fail to seize sample

United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart ruled that experienced agents can smell authentic corn whiskey after James Edward Knight allegedly threw a Brass Whiskey jug from his car onto San Antonio streets. Defense argued for sample. judge kept Knight under a $500 final bond.

San Antonio James Edward Knight United States Paul A. Lockhart Corp Leonard Brown Knight Lockhart Mqnor Yucca Street East Commerce Street Brown

Mystery Cloaks Priest Slaying Near Yenki City

The murder of Father Konrad Rapp a German Benedictine missionary near Yenki City in Manchuria on June 5 remains unsolved. Japanese authorities deny involvement by soldiers and the German embassy cites lack of proof to formally implicate Japan.

Tokio Konrad Rapp Yenki City Chiontao Manchuria

Fingerprint Link Ties Manor Residents to Slaying

NATCHEZ Mississippi August 10 fingerprints tied the mystery to Octavius Dockery sixty and R H Dana sixty one owners of Goat Castle sun down mansion in the slaying of Jane Surgtt Merrill seventy eight year old recluse at the Merrill plantation house authorities reported today fingerprint experts confirmed prints found at the scene matched those of Dockery and Dana yielding a pivotal break in the case.

Natchez Miss Goat Jane Surgtt Merrill Merrill Octavix Dockery R. H. Dana

San Antonio Delegates Back Bullington Nomination

Postmaster P. G. Lucas and fellow San Antonio delegates expressed satisfaction with the GOP state choice in Texas for governor after a one day Dallas convention. The delegation, returning Wednesday morning, supported Orville Bullington of Wichita Falls, who received the nomination.

Lucas G.O.P Republican Party Texas Bovernor P. G. Lucas San Antonio Dallas Orville Bullington Wichita Falls

Farley Names Aides for Campaign Finance and Labor

National Chairman James A. Farley announced three major appointments to the Roosevelt Garner campaign. Harry S. Byrd of Virginia will chair the executive finance committee. Evans Woollen of Indianapolis will head the finance organization. Daniel J. Totin of Indianapolis will chair the labor committee.

New York Dem James A. Farley Roosevelt-Garner Harry S. Byrd Virginia Evans Woollen Indianapolis Daniel J. Totin Labor Committee

JAPANESE AMBASSADOR DISCUSSES MANCHURIA IN DC MEETING

In Washington on August 10 the Japanese ambassador met with Secretary of State to discuss the Manchurian question. He avoided confirming a request for an explanation of the Kellogg Briand speech in New York. The ambassador did not reveal if the secretary raised the speech.

Washington

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