Courts May Be Final Judge Of Walker Case
Albany Aug 18 Court action may decide Walker matter not Governor Roosevelt. Defense intends to appeal to courts over governor's scrutinies of first term and Hofstadter findings. Hearing recessed. Roosevelt in Hyde Park, Walker in New York, Mrs Walker at Albany hotel. Mayor denied accepting Equitable Pus funds, and denied hidden reason behind Paul Block stock deal yielding $246000. The case mentions Russell Sherwood, described as the mayor's financial secretary, accused of stock dealings totaling over $850000. Mayor denies Sherwood was his agent.
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Hoosevelt
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Manday
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Equitable Pus Company
Reliance Browz
Paul Block
Rusell B. Sherwood
Sherwood
Fis
Sherwond
Spanish rebel facing death in Madrid revolt trial
Attorney General Martines Aragonahig announced the punishment for General Jose Zanjurja and those with him in connection with last Wednesday's revolt will be the military code penalty for officers and men who rebel against the state. The trial of General Sanfurjo and those arrested with him at Hazlva was to be announced separately, with a verdict possibly by the end of August.
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Martines Aragonahig
Jose Zanjurja
Sanfurjo Fond Thure
Haclva
Banjourja
Open Forum Letter on Vacation Controversy at City Hall
Open Forum letter complains that mayor and two commissioners have taken two week vacations while firemen and policemen lack time off. The writer questions why commissioners do not donate their two weeks’ pay to the city budget and notes official signatures not provided.
Registered Pharmacists Urged to Front Drug Counters
A letter from Newcomer criticizes the Drug Association and its president Mr Kerne for not employing only registered pharmacists behind drug counters. The writer urges remedy by placing registered men to ensure standards.
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Kerne
Three youths in a vandalism incident and prowler reports
Ray Estell awoke to tire removal from a car and fired a pistol at the trio, who fled toward Berleane Wert Pode. Neighbor Mrs A Brady reported a prowler after lights were turned on. Captain Harvey and Bob Haddox investigated another prowler call at Mrs A Burt home. Thieves stole cigars from the Katy cafe on Flores Street.
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Harvey
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Port of Boston Shows Increases in Traffic
Boston Port Authority figures for June show rising port activity with 2649 arrivals from overseas Canada and Caribbean ports and 262 pier departures. Inbound and outbound totals for the first half of the year reach 25,402 arrivals and 10,507 departures, reflecting a strengthening maritime trade.
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President Hoover invited to speak at Dutchess County
An invitation has been extended to President Hoover to speak in Dutchess County on August 10. The county is noted as the home of Franklin D Roosevelt. The event is expected to draw a large crowd and public interest in local matters.
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Milk price posting dull in Dallas area
Milk price postings show 212 cents per quart and 2 cents per pint in one retail listing, while typical charges drift toward 3 cents a quart. Sanitary container costs and distributor practices affect pricing, with no profit margins foreseen under current selling terms.
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Ordinsyees
Senate to move on repeal of prohibition in December
Senate Republican leaders plan immediate action on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment when the Senate reconvenes in December. Senator McNary says the order of business will be to take up prohibition repeal, with Senator Glass's motion advancing. President Hoover urged reform, while Democrats push outright repeal and broader enforcement questions loom. The House is expected to act in December, but full passage before March 4 seems doubtful amid calls for varying degrees of federal supervision to protect dry states.
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Tay dog survives after rescinded death sentence in barn fire
In a rural scene near Berryaurns AVE 19.01 a dog named Tay faced a judge over a death sentence for killing people but fire engulfed a barn housing 20 dogs. Ming Tay, nearby, gnawed a feather harness, escaped, and an attendant saved 17 dogs.
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Election suit filed by C Black over Tynan defeat
O D Black, defeated district attorney candidate, filed an election contest against Walter Tynan. The petition lists 24 467 votes for Tynan and 16 888 for Black. Other contests involve Sobieski, Leighton, Gerlach, Hickman, Spears, Davis, Moran, Uhr, Classan. Hearing set for October 2. Alleged conspiracy by Citizens league to alter ballots.
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Robert F. Uhr
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Dave Watson
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Abandoned Balkan Gold Mines Now Are Busy Again
Gold fever sweeps the Balkans as abandoned mines in Jugedayia, Bulgaria, and Romania resume operations to boost gold output. Romania shows a rise from 1.14 pounds mined in 1539 to an estimated 8060 pounds this year, with the newfound supply quickly absorbed by the banking system.
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Onions Bring Happiness Not Tears to Oregon
Portland report notes onions bring profits to Oregon growers with a large crop and steady demand. More than 600 carloads shipped for hamburger steak markets as acreage rises and prices remain favorable.
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Portland
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Boy Clown Held After Child Dies of Thrown Stone
A boy clown is held after a child died from a stone thrown during a backyard show. Investigators say a bystander struck the child, who later collapsed and died from brain injuries. The incident prompted an inquiry into the clown act and safety at performances.
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California Stars Shine at Coast Olympics Preview
Today coverage reviews the Pacific Games program with Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, Helene Madison winning the women's relay, and Japan earning notable backstroke results. It notes California vibes, celebrity guests, and plans for October finishes as top Americans eye Olympic prospects.
Soviet Rainmaker to Be Given Test
Leningrad August 13. An artificial rainmaker described as the first in the world has been produced by the Institute of Artificial Rain. The rain making machine develops 476,000 velis and preliminary tests are said to be satisfactory. A larger unit of 200,000 capacity is planned for public construction and may yield more deluges.
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Eve
Volga
Boy Angler Lands Sizeable Trout
A young fisherman from PURBLO, Col. AUR, named Ralph Philston reportedly hooked a large trout on the We Actinsas river. He battled the fish with a sled and smaller gear, drawing envy from onlookers as the sizeable catch was claimed for the year.
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Actinsas
Ralph Philston
Bishop Kidnap Believed Home Amid Church Turmoil
Montoya, bishop of the Mexican Apostolic Orthodox Church, is believed kidnapped and murdered. Sheriff Hausser said a tipster reported men abducting him from Guadalupe Street. later reports placed him in Floresville and Dalles. Montoya’s wife and family arrived from Los Angeles. Rival church factions claim legitimacy, accusing each other of imposters. In Helena, gold dust and nuggets flood the assay office as prospectors rush to sell.
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Albert Hausser Balurday
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United States Assay Office
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Hoover Plans private drive for business unity
Washington August 13 President Hoover plans a new push to mobilize private business and industry for national recovery. He will outline a one point economi program to leaders from the 12 federal reserve districts at a Monday meeting. The effort includes self liquidating loans, home loan banking, railway repair, farm loans, and employment measures. Walt 5 Gifford resigned as unemployment relief chief.
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Hoover
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Gifford
Princess Tunna Expected To Give Birth In Bucharest
In Bucharest on August 13 Princess Tunna awaits the birth of her first child. A doctor hurried to the villa while private detectives guarded the house amid clamor. Meana, daughter of the Dowager Queen Marie, married Archduke Anton of Hopsbury in July of the previous year.
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Marie
Anton
Birthday trek marks eightenth birthday feat in Mass
Greenville Mass August 13 Henry L Hayden celebrated his eighteenth birthday by walking 18 miles from Northfield to the Totherly Inn for dinner and then returning home.
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Henry L. Hayden
Northfield
Toca’ Inn
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