Ferguson Ofncley Rumor In Democratic Runoff Vote Tally
The July 26 Texas Democratic primary canvassed by the state committee shows Mrs. Ferguson of Temple winning a place in the runoff against Felix Robertson of Dallas. Gynch Davidson led the superintendent race with 725,382 votes. other statewide totals include Robertson for governor with 195,000 plus, and Marrs as top candidate for Superintendent with 725,332.
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Temple
Texas
Felix Robertson
Dallas
Democratic Executive Committee
Texas Election Bureau
S. M.N. Blarrs
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hirgest
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San Antoni
Toda
Austin
Joe Hale
Waco
Sheppard Ease
United States
Shopard
Davis
Aladnox
Robertson
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L. Davidso
Whit Davidson
Barton
Burkett
Pope
Dizon
Miller
Howards
McCall
Malone
Mood Ward
Wall
Terrell
Johnson declines Texas secretary of state post over salary
Finis E. Johnson of Cleburne, named by Governor Neff as secretary of state, declined the appointment. The decision, kept secret from executive offices, was confirmed by the secretary of state's office. Johnson cited the salary cut to 2000 dollars as the reason for refusing the honor.
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Tex
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Cleburne
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Kelly Flier Due In Denver Tonight
Lieutenant Colonel C C Culver who left Kelly Field Sunday for Denver by air spent Sunday night at Liberal Kansas. He will complete the trip to Denver today and join Major General Ernest Hinds in inspecting the Colorado National Guard Air Service at Denver before returning to San Antonio by air.
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C. C. Culver
Kelly Field
Denver
Liberal
Kans
Culver
Ernest Hinds
Colorado National Guard Air Service
San Antonio
United States Money Surplus Prompts Bond Market Talk
Today on page One the piece argues the U S has abundant money and many uses for it while noting foreign bond demand. It cites the Argentine Republic borrowing twenty million dollars at 8.7 percent, challenging readers to secure similar funding for a factory or apartment project.
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United States
Argentine Republic
Dispute After Church Ends In Fatal Fist Fight
Seymour Aug 12 A dispute over taking two girls home from church led to a fight between Dale Fondren and Delbert Hoosier. Fondren 14 fell onto a railroad track and died from a broken neck. Hoosier 16 was involved. The fall was ruled accidental and bond of 2000 was posted for Delbert by his father W F Brecotton a prominent Dale Lamesa resident.
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Horne
Dale Fondren
Dale
Delbert Hoosier
Delbert
W. F. Brecotton
Lamesa
Bombers threaten Bulgarian bank in Sofia security crackdown
In Sofia, the Bulgarian Nations Bank and all city banks are under guard by police and troops after the prefect of police, claiming to have proof, warned bankers that Communists and Agrarians planned an attack on banks before Thursday.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Nations Bank
Major Zanni Awaits Propeller For Rangoon Bay Flight
Major Pedro Zanni, the Argentine around the world flyer, received a new propeller today from Karachi to continue his voyage. He plans to resume his trip tomorrow and studies weather to assess a possible non-stop crossing of the Bay of Rangoon.
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Calcutta
Pedro Zanni
Karachi
Bay of
Rangoon
Michael Shoemaker Dies in Paris at 71
New York reports author and traveler Michael Shoemaker died yesterday in Paris at age 71. The body with Mrs. Shoemaker will be buried in Cincinnati. His father was the late Robert M. Shoemaker of Cincinnati, a railroad builder. He graduated from Cornell, traveled widely, wrote several books and founded the Ohio Society of Colonial Wars.
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Paris
New York
Michael Ms Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Cincinnati
Mn Shoemaker
Robert M. Shoemaker
Cornell University
Ohio Society of Colonial Wars
Anthrax Fatal to Victoria Cattle in Texas Town
Aug 12 report from Victoria Texas confirms anthrax killed a cow after a lab test. The disease had earlier killed mules and a horse owned by Ben Miller. No further cases have been reported and officials say a serious epidemic is unlikely because most large herds are vaccinated.
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Victoria
Tex
Ben Miller
Beecaue
Connecticut bank closes after examiner action
Putnam, Conn. August 12 The First National Bank of Putnam shut its doors today after an examiner ordered closure. Its cashier G Harold Gilpatric had shot himself at his home last Thursday.
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Connecticut Bank
Examiner Putnam
Conn
First National Bank of Putnam
G. Harold Gilpatric
Negro Convict Held in Slaying of Babe
A black man, believed to be John Milton, escaped convict, attacked Mrs. Blaney Collins of Morris on Friday night with an axe, killing her infant daughter and seriously injuring the mother. He was captured near Flint Creek today in Decatur Alabama.
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Ala
John Milton
Blaney Collins
Morris
DABY 15 SAVED FROM DEATH
George Goldbaum a baby boy was saved from drowning in the San Antonio river after slipping toward the water while watching his brother fish. J Eyhorn a night operator leaped from a window and plunged in to rescue the child. The incident occurred near the Houston street bridge. the baby was not harmed beyond a wetting and remained unconcerned as he drifted.
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San Antonio
George Goldbaum
J. Eyhorn
Copany
West Dry Street
Eyhorn
George
Eghorn
Houston Street
Solothan Goldbaum
Democrats Voting in Arkansas Today
Arkansas Democrats queued at polling places in Little Rock to nominate a full state ticket from governor to constable, with Senator Joe T. Robinson unopposed for the U. S. Senate. Six candidates contested for governor as campaigns closed in a whirlwind of statewide rallies.
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United States
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Lee Cascort
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I. G. N. Motor Cars Advertise San Antonio Austin Route
Advertisement notes motor cars offered by I G N traveling between San Antonio and Austin. Details on schedule and fares are limited in readable text.
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I.G. N
San Antonio-Austin
Cuban Officers to Train at Brooks Field
Six commissioned officers of the Cuban army will train with the next class in the Primary School at Brooks Field. They will arrive to enter the class when it opens September 15. The present graduating class will be transferred to Kelly Field for advanced training September 15. The new class will open with about 200 students.
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Brooks Field
War Department
Kelly Field
Where to Go Motion Pictures and Local Baseball
Empire presents The Arab at the motion picture house joined by Palace showing Single Wives and Changing Husbands while Rialto screens Borrowed Husbands and Royal features The Shadow of the East. League Park hosts Galveston versus San Antonio baseball as Luncheon Clubs meet Wednesday at Gamter hotel with Lions. A Red Ball Bus Line ride to Austin promotes convenient transport.
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Empire
Rialto
Barber Chair Tales in Washington D C Aug 12
In Washington D C on August 12 a barber chair tale unfolds. Miss Sylvis. Smith King age 20 gets a bobbed haircut, followed by her mother Dr Cora Smith and grandmother Mrs Bram. The scene shows the chair’s nervous moment as eighty vibrations echo the social pressure to change.
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WASHINGTON,D._ C
Mrs Pulitzer to Marry Thor in New York Home
Frederica Vanderbilt Webb former wife of Ralph Pulitzer and Cyril Hamlen Jones will marry at noon today in the Webb home. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Pierson P. Harris. The couple’s engagement was announced last June after Mrs Pulitzer’s Paris divorce decree April 8. Webb is Vanderbilt lineage noted as rifle shot and horsewoman. Jones once tutored Pulitzer’s two sons.
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Frederica Vanderbilt Webb
Ralph Pulitzer
Cyril Hamlen Jones
Seward Webb
Pierson P. Harris
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jones
Ulitzer
Weather forecast spans regions with varied conditions
The forecast covers East Texas overnight into Wednesday with fair skies and warming trends in the northwest, West Texas noting partly cloudy, warmer conditions in the north portion. Chicago reports 64 with a 60 to 74 range and light westerly wind, Kansas City 66 clear with 62 to 78 range, New York 70 with rain and a northeast wind.
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East
Chicagso
Kansas City
New York
Economy Event Slashes Prices on Fine Shirts Citywide
Large discount sale on men’s shirts from Metric Eagle Broadway Earl Wilson and others with Manhattans excluded. Prices range from 1.50 to 12.00, with deep reductions across all lines noting sizable savings on top brands.
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Metric
Eagle
Broadway
Earl & Wilson
Manhattans
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