Mexico Faces Possible Order To Cancel Oil Concessions
American interests in Mexico fear President Ortiz Rubio may cancel long standing oil concessions. Four prior Supreme Court rulings upheld a president's right to cancel, with a fifth decision expected in two weeks. The five rulings would set precedent over about 1 000 000 acres in Vera Cruz and Tamaulipas tied to Standard Oil intermediaries, cancelled after Ortiz Rubio took office in 193.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ortiz Rubio
Supreme Court
Ercilio Portes Gi
Vera Cruz
Tamaulipas
Standard O Company
Ostifarnia
Ebarly
Radio Programs National Broadcasts List and Schedules
A scrambled OCR listing of radio programs, times, and stations. Includes mentions of President Hoover, various orchestras, band leaders, and numerous time slots across stations like KMAC 1370, KTSA 1200, and KABC 1420. Names include Noble Sissle and Gralon, with numerous program titles and daily musical segments.
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Tre Lire
Etiell
Hoover
Iherri James Aren
Little Jack Blidle
Front Peye Headinee
Sparis Breadeast
Cherles
South
Noble Sissle's
Gunter Orphealra
Wao
KMAC
Kiluezelen
Bel Furnitive Co
Internationel God
Zoeller Ordhinatrs
RARG
Killoeyelen
Prommerity Avetina
Bmw Warels
Thomm
Tres Floyd
Mredestra
Biag Ps
Wilson Bia
Gralon
Forrest Preneetra
Kila Mn. m
Southern Harmony Sisters
Lon N.m
Dimmy Uodera
Ieyne King
Shannon Quarta
Noah
Paul Whiteman
W. m.—Graforo
Tesas Chileth
Reavis Culture
Hoover Speech on Thu Advances in Notified Nomination
A newspaper summary notes Hoover will accept the Republican presidential nomination Thursday night with broadcasts on KTLA WOAI and KTBA. Everett Sanders introduces Bertrand Snell who delivers the notification address. Hoover replies from Constitution Hall in Washington. Roosevelt’s earlier acceptance is contrasted as possibly shorter, Europe’s interest anticipated. Other programs on KTLA WOAI include music and performances from The Boaswell sisters Olwen Johns on WOAT and Rudy Vallee with his Connecticut Yankee.
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H. McLean
Roosevelt
Waltlog
Hoover
United States
Radin
KTLA
WOAT
NEG
United State
Rowevelt
Europe
Network
Boaswell Sisters
Bentimental
Grorgia
New Markey Glue Traced in Ongoing Homicide Probe
Details emerge as detectives and sheriff officers chase leads in the Markley double murder. The couple, ages and residence at 147 Grapeland avenue, were shot with a 32-20 pistol after leaving the Plaza hotel. A mysterious phone warning targeted a detective’s wife, heightening tension as authorities pursue a possible breakthrough on Wednesday night. Funeral services were planned for Thursday afternoon.
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Plaza Hotel
Weitel
Marvin Williams
Ars. H. G. Perrow
Markleys
Grapeland Avenue
Harlandale
Slam
Obituary notices for Hartett Ginther Dotson and Wallace
Obituaries list Mrs Cornelia Hartett 49 of Hearne with burial Wednesday and survivors including husband John R Barlett and Banks family. Also John E Brown 49 of Alpine with burial in Alpine and survivor list. Mrs Louisa Cardinè Ginther BA buried in Moberly Missouri with Ginther survivors. Frederick M Dotson 71 building contractor buried in Cedar Rapids with multiple descendants. Miss Mary Wallace 62 schoolteacher longtime resident with sister Lillie McCreary noted. services held at Heagy McCollum chapel.
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Cornelia Hartett
Hearne
John R. Barlett
C. F. Banks
Elisabeth Barlett
J.C
Olis Banks
C. F. Banke Jr
GE. Banks
Dallas
Olle Tutus
Maude Harrigan
Detroit
Ethel Delham
Louisa Cardiné Ginther
Moberly
St. Louis
Ban Antonio
Gus
Ed Ginther
Ben Gin
South Ban Antonio
McCurry
Frederick M. Dotson
West Park Avenue
P. BH. Hull
Gedar Rapids
Towa
San Antonio
Sarah G Dotson
Douglas M. Dotson
Alva Wilgus
George Bauman
Memphis
Texas
Paul M. Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
M. Franz
Patrfield
Ernest Hawker
West Liberty
Frank Dotson
Fueblo
Colo
George Dotson
Gladewater
Mary ¥. Wallace
Lillie McCreary
Misfortune Walks in Beer Parlor in Chicago
Police say a horseshoe over Adolph Sigel s door failed to bring luck. Captain Goldberg found a penny and two protruding holes, then an electrical signal sounded. Sigel opened the door, a search warrant was read, and a squad entered to arrest him as his bar was disrupted.
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Chicago
Adolph Sigel
Joseph Goldberg
Po Hes Department
Sagel
Goldberg
Bagel
Archbishop Will Not Be Tried for Aiding in Escape
MEXICO CITY Aug 11. Archbishop Lespoléo Manus Ruts o y Flores, papal delegate to Mexico, will not be prosecuted for aiding Manuel Trejo Morales escape after President Obregon's assassination. The fifth district court ruled the assistance was not expressly punishable under the penal code. Trejo Morales had been an alleged accomplice and received 200 dollars for a flight out of the country.
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Mexico City
INS
Lespoléo Manus Rutso Y Flores
Mexico
Manuel Trejo Morales
Alvaro Obregon
Fifth District
Trejo Morales
Obregon
Jose ‘Leon Toral
Burglary Charges Filed Against Three Suspects
Three burglary charges were filed before Justice of the Peace Jones F. Onion on Thursday against Alfonso Cantu 22 Johnny Reno 29 both of Temple and Manuel Gomez 24 of 930 Monterey Street in connection with a burglary of the A P drug store at 1313 South Flores on August 4. Merchandise valued at 40 dollars and 49 cents was reported stolen. City Detective P O Bardeastie filed the charges.
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Justice of the Peace Jones F. Onion
Alfomso Cantu
Johnny Reno
Temple
Manuel Gomez
Monterey Street
South
Flores’ Street
P.O. Bardeastie
Seller of 10 Cent Beer Is Arrested
Pedro Jiminez was arraigned on a liquor charge before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart after being caught selling beer at 10 cents a bottle. He pled not guilty and posted a $500 bond. Dry agents raided a Berg's MUL location, recovering 264 pints of beer, mash, and equipment.
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Pedro Jiminez
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Jiminez
Berg's
Mul
Watchman Saved From Noose Death
Governor Caufield suspended the death sentence of Andrew B. Meadows a 54 year old St Louis night watchman just before he was to hang on Friday morning in St Louis for his role in the Buckingham Annex hotel fire on December 5 1927 which killed seven people and moved the date to February 17 1939
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Jefferson City
Caufield
Andrew B. Meadows
St. Lluis
St. Louis
Meadows
Buckingham Annex
Democratic chiefs optimistic on presidential race roosevelt HQ
Democratic leaders from Alabama Florida Mississippi and Ohio issued statements at Roosevelt headquarters expressing optimism about the presidential election outcome. They urged supporters not to dwell on losses and to keep faith amid the race. An unrelated classified ad note about a recovery request appears in the text.
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New York
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Ohio
Roosevelt
Monarchists Flee as San Jurjo Arrests Crackdown Spreads
News from Seville and Huelva report General Jove San Jurjo arrested at the executive palace in Huelva after his rebel government collapsed under government forces. Several officers were seized, with Madrid ordering their transfer. Martial law looms as monarchist leaders are rounded up in Granada and others flee across borders.
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Huelva
Ila
Jove San Jurjo
Se~ville
Seville
Guallo Solsona
San Jurjo
Madrid
Casares
San Jurfo
Granada
Ovadiana
Duke of
Hedinacelli
Irun
Sterling Returns to Stump Friday
Governor Sterling, recovering from a sudden food poisoning attack, says he will return to the campaign trail Friday after noting he feels much better. He expressed regret at having to suspend actions due to illness and emphasized his continued commitment.
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Sterling
Austin
Pope Letter Urges Support for Sisters of the Most Holy Sacrament
Pope Pius XII sends a letter to American bishops urging protection and development of the Sisters of the Most Holy Sacrament who work among American Indians and African Americans, highlighting concern for religious welfare and interracial outreach.
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Vatican Gity
Pius
Sisters of the Most ‘Holy ‘Sacrament
Woman Fined On Day Charge In San Jose Cafe Case
Mary O Neal, a middle aged woman, was fined 60 in federal district court by Judge DuVal West after details of a deal with local prohibition agents. Agents found beer in the cafe ice box and Mrs O Neal admitted it was real. Defense cited domestic troubles including a divorce after her husband was shot by another woman.
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Mary O'Neal
Federal’ District Court
DuVal West
Uittle Combination
San Jose
Texas
Teprell Wells
Mark Hance
United States District Attorney
Woman Stabs Youth. Police Probe Curved Car Escape
Police search for a young woman after she attacked 18 year old Ernest Mayern of B24 Rutz Street Wednesday night. Mayern, wounded with knife or razor, was taken to Revert 3 Green hospital in critical condition. A car fled the scene as the assailant sprang from the curb and vanished.
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Ernest Mayern
Rutz Street
Green Hospital
Ernest Re
Carl Vogt
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