Two youths held in Houston murder probe hush up
Houston police arrested two young suspects, a 18 and 29, after a killing at a filling station amid a botched robbery attempt. Witnesses say a gunshot ended tough residence head after a struggle at the scene. Police report a dispatch mixup and a dim phone line as part of the investigation.
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Howey San Artonio
Gayle
A. C
Houston
Postmm
West Houston
IL Wah
Hibbers
Che
Tan
Waugh
Leay Varenily
Tough
Victory Coupe for Sale Offers Fine Car Deal
A man describes a Victory coupe for sale with unclear details but notes a price of 200 dollars. The brief ad mentions delivery arrangements and a location near IMR Handley Tiroadway crossing Tiglli.
Prospector Lost 48 Days in Wilds, Saved by Aviator
STE PAS Man Aug 1 V- Ans Vaylor a prospector lost 46 insy north of here after wandering the dense warded country and given up for dead. He was brought to town today by aviator Ted Coleman and Captain Kenya. Vaylor had wandered aimlessly through brush and was found barely able to walk after a coven weeks dead riyered his hag gard free.
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Ste Pas
Vaylor
Prospector
Here
Tadlay
Japs and Chinese Near Compromise in Manchu Parley
Report from Mukden indicates critics believe a compromise may settle the dispute between Nationalists and Manchuria. Manchuria would refrain from listing aims for three months, after which Savon would agree not to interfere.
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Manchu
Lonon
Mukden
Manshiria
Japan
Manchuria
Ater
Savon
Nbt
Curtis Takes Nightly Walk to Pikea and Back
Senator Charles Curtiz, Republican vice presidential candidate, is in Pikea for formal notification. He talks of twilight walks and audience with visitors, recalling how he once enjoyed the boyhood pleasures of riding a horse and using tools, but now says he lacks time for such diversions. He notes his duty keeps him away from strolling and games at night.
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Peka
Kan
Charles Curtiz
Ging
Senate Uske
Chey
Tayer
Counry
Wwe
Beewerier
Croatia and Democratic Opposition Clash Over Ratification
Delgrade Aug. 11 report on Croatian Democratic opposition newspapers denouncing government moves to ratify the Neltnno convention. Critics warn the breach remains, citing statements by Svelogar Libit Ohovitch and calls for restraint as parliament backs measures to quell unrest tied to the shooting in Parliament.
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Delgrade
Betérement Ovving
Zagreb
Cautas
Arolia
Elurgi
Trenvhere
Wilpurd
Svelogar Libitohovitch
Independent
Dewocratic Party
Stofin Raditch
Laud
Senator Robinson to Speak at Cisco Address
Senator Joseph W. Robinson of Arkansas Democratic vice presidential nominee will address Cisco on September 4. The event follows a Dallas conference with W. Ferguson and is part of Labor Day program plans at Lake Cisco, extended to accommodate travel and organizing needs.
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Senator Robinson
Cisco
Pagdas
Toseph WM Robinson
Arkansas
Vwernmeratic
Siresidential
Lily Luborty Addons
W. Ferguson
Dallas
Ferguson
Fat Springs
Robinson
Lake Cisco
Wonghyeo
Trvitattona
Robinahrough
Tudee
Eugene Tankford
Ulico
Hoover 1932 Campaign Prohibits Liquor Reform Split
International News Service reports strong prohibition backing could be reinforced if Herbert Hoover wins the presidency. A 1918 letter reveals Hoover’s strict anti liquor stance, opposing temperance compromise and signaling a nationwide drive to keep saloons closed while allowing limited wine sales. Hoover plans a cautious return to Washington as supporters pledge to follow with enthusiasm.
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W. K. Hutchinson
International Neya Serstoy
Neord Universply
Cal
Aknipriean Pengile
Herbere Houver ix
Inn
Lempert
Lopyer
International
Fur Serictoay
Mhnoyer
Riverien
Wincelf
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Wnover
Daniel A. Doles
Christin Florald i
le International Society of Christian Faulenvor
Shepeard
Sheppard
Remy
Dresne
Hoover
Raskob Escapes Death as Elevator Falls Two Stories
An elevator with Raskob and about a dozen others fell more than two stories in New York. Occupants were trapped for nearly an hour as rescuers freed them. No serious injuries reported to the Democratic national chair or others aboard.
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Raskob
York
Toha
Kuakoh
Benator
Irland
Geersith Raskeb
K- Whorler
Manton
Gol
Horbere TE
Lehman
Enminise
Mani Warrix
Iasippi
Yrarker
Nadng
New York
Heney Maske
Mellon Feeling Fine and Set For Political Battles
Treasury Secretary Mellon arrived in Southamerton England claiming excellent health and readiness to confront political battles ahead. He avoided questions on the American presidential campaign and offered minimal comments about ongoing European matters.
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Mellon
Tay Univernal Service
Southameron
England
The
Treasury
Andrew Mellon Tong
New York
Din
Europe
Finander
Shable
Elo
I Uosera
Etary
Hoover's Band Wagon Tours 1920 Campaign Network
Hoover supporters launched a nationwide bus caravan through states from New York to Kansas to back the Republican ticket. Led by organizer Thomas Daly, with organizing at West Branch and Providence, the program includes 1930s era mobilization aims, targeting industrial women and building a rolling campaign machine across cities and towns.
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BE. B. Lockett
Servier
Washington
le Twins
Avotion Pictures
Wassey
Gpraudity
Tong
Cey
Burgaw
UG. UL
New York
Tunes Daly
West Branch
Java
Hoover
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Kent
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Angeb
Mertert Mouyer
Vo den
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Greensbury
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