Slaying Case Involving Yarberry Seizes Headlines
Newton Yarberry, 22, held on $20,000 bond in the slaying of his alleged sweetheart Dirothy Ze, while a witness account ties Newton to the incident at the Aransas Pass area. Court reports detail injuries and a later confession attempt as investigators probe who fired the fatal night.
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Newton Yarberry
Hineweetheart
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Alien Symons
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Mary’s Church of the Sea
Aransas Pans
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le Rail
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Washington
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NES
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Abe
Tom Conner
Estelle Taylor Expects to Get Back Jack's Gar
Estelle Taylor, noted film actress, expects the return of a car given to her by Jack Dempsey as a Christmas present. She says negotiations toward a friendly divorce will be halted until the vehicle is returned, after reports Dempsey is sending the car back from Reno, Nevada.
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Estelle Taylor
Jack
Anordes
Taylor
Hue
Jack Dempsey
Mian Taylor
Dempsey
Feng
Nev
Tot
Wena Feporind
Misa Taylor
New Paralysis Cases in N Y City Reported
New York City health department announces 67 new cancer cases in the last 24 hours, showing a decline of 20 from yesterday. The report appears in a dated dispatch with accompanying notes on aviation and university activity in Ohio.
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N.Y
New York
New York City
Health Department Today
Patman to Speak to Vets in Dallas Meeting
Congressman Wright and Patman will address war veterans from the Bon An TonIa Chapter No. 14 and allied groups. The public is invited with free admission, and Gold Star Brothers and Veterans of Foreign Wars will participate as Patman, a World War veteran, discusses congressional legislation.
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Wright
Patman
Amtlerium
Mrothers
Wir
Veternna
Patman Ix
Ruddy Chaplee
Dallas
Mn Alka
Ional
Ang
Flooded Area Asks for Aid in Mexico
Officials in Guadalupe and Wihon Reith of Tanrez in Mexico request aid for farmers hit by Aonda. Dying animals and inundated cotton, hay and corn fields reported as the flood devastates the region.
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Mexico
Paso
Texas
Aji
Guadalupe
Wiihon Reith
Tanrez
Sheriff Bares Radical Plot Looms Over Monday Court
Sheriff says radical elements planned a mass demonstration when the circuit court opens Monday to face murder, criminal sedition, and conspiring miners charges. About 102 indictments accuse several men of involvement in a May sea clash that left four dead amid strike sympathizers.
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Tiarlan
Ang
Mae
Sheeifé
Cotton Plan Proposals Stir Southern Governors
ATLANTA GA Aug 14 The cotton industry faced a heated response as seven Southern governors criticized the fed eral farm board plan. A third of the 1931 cotton crop could be destroyed by plowing every third row. Governors Gardner Blackwood Miller Snewell Carlton Hilko Sterling Murray pledged limited cooperation. Senator Caraway proposed the farm board buy 7 million bales at a cent a pound from growers who vow not to plant cotton next year. The board drew criticism from Black, Rankin, and Wilson. Georgia lawmakers wired Atlanta Constitution proposing destroying every third farm board member as a counter measure.
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Arn Board
Flint
Shaw
Russell
Georgia
Gardner
North Carolina
Blackwood
South Carolina
Miller
Alabama
Snewell
Arkenees
Carlton
Harry D. Wilson
Louisiana
A. O
Grorgia Jegislator
Clapton Counics
Allanti
Growers Plan to Open Conservation Meeting in Dallas
The American Cotton Growers Association completed plans to launch a conservation program across the South. Its steering committee invited governors of southern states and farmers and landowners to Dallas to discuss the plan. Date of the meeting is to be announced later.
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Dallas
American Cotton Growers’ Association
South
Appeal for Meeting Aims Crop Reduction in 1932 and 1943 Grimes Navasota
An appeal for a South ride mass meeting was made by Grimes and Navasota county dockers for commerce to urge cotton farmers to cap output at 60 percent of normal in 1932 and 1943. The plan calls for farmers to refrain from selling any of the 1931 crop for less than 10 cents per pound and to avoid using commercial fertilizer during 1931 and 1932.
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Navasota
Texas
Grimes
Normaota County
Fareacra
Senator Sheppard Says Destroy Cotton To Stabilize Market
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas has urged President Hearne to destroy 3,000,000 bales of cotton held by the government to stabilize the market. The plan, described in a letter to the president dated Wednesday, proposes immediate destruction of the stockpile to halt price declines and restore balance.
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Haseen
Eler Vert Thayer
Morris Shepnard
Texas
Pri. Gay
Hearne
Griswold Urges Cotton Sale to Stabilize Market
Mrs J C Griswold of San Antonio national committee member discussed a plan with local businessmen to destroy 3,000,000 bales of cotton to stabilize prices. She passed the idea to Texas Senators and to Senator Shepard who sent it to the president for consideration.
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Mra
J.C. Griswold
San Antonio
National
Thepnutican
Mra Griswold
Oxas
Shepnard
Griswold Vriday
Hoover Urges Play and Sports for Children on Recreation Day
Washington August 14 Hoover issued a message praising the children of the land for play and sports that build healthy boys and girls. The address targeted 2,500,080 youngsters in public playgrounds across communities as part of the National Recreation Association's 15th anniversary observance.
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Urkereal Ref
Washington, D.C
Stats
Tre Tent Hoover
Ued
National Recreation Association
San Antonio Real Satayiv
Oklahoma Gag Cut Promised in Rate Reductions
Oklahoma officials announce rate reductions by the Central State Light and Tower company and its subsidiary, with potential cuts in by 1 to 45 cents per thousand cubic feet and others to about 60 cents in several towns, following moves by Oklahoma Natural Gas and Interstate Power.
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Oklahoma
Central State Light Aud Tower Corporation
Chienzo
Late Corporation Commission Vnra
Te. A. Moe
Interstate Power
Central Corporation
Hhe
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Clinton
Lobart
Cornell
Eli City
Erick Woul
Sentinel
Dill City
Garter
Bessie
Love Wolf
Rocky
Muddled OCR Snippet On Hidden Motive Emerges
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a confrontation or deception theme with phrases about desire to be noticed and a light reference. The readable text is too fragmentary to identify people, places, or events.
Prison Official Fined for Overdue Compliance in Reform Case
In Huntsville Texas Ang La District Judge Dean reeferday declined to intervene in state prison orders on convict overtime but fined one official $25 and reprimanded another at a habeas hearing for Ernest Pace a two year forgery sentence. Pace, seeking habeas relief to restore to him “Mover-Lime” forfeited by his January ruling, faced delays as prison officials brought him in. Judge Dead criticized the procedures and indicated Pace should be released if the system allowed. The appeal was noted for further action in Austin.
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Huntsviltt
Tesas
Ang
Dean Ree Ferday
Pace
Hin Ae Pee
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Roosevelt Workers Rally Around Roosevelt in Texas Meeting
State workers for the Roosevelt presidential bid are called to meet in Waco on August 20 after a leaders conference with Lt. Gov. Wy Davidson. They plan to invite Franklin D. Roosevelt to Texas and organize support for the 1932 campaign.
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Roosevelt
Will Moet
Waco
Dallas
Jens Rosensett
Yi Tims
TL Wy Davidson
Linn Hearaing Threandidney
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