Hoover Choice of Women and Rural Districts in Straw Vote
A nationwide straw poll shows Hoover leading Smith among voters two weeks before the election. Women voters favored Hoover strongly at about 53 percent, with Smith around 43 percent. among men, Smith leads in some areas while Hoover dominates rural regions. The breakdown highlights Hoover winning urban and rural sectors differently, with New York City supporting Smith while rural counties tilt Hoover.
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Crash eyewitness account of Hess death on McCullough avenue
Eyewitness Hunnicutt recounts a drunken crowd gathering on McCullough avenue and a pursuit after Hess’s car veered off. Hess died at the hospital after a crash blamed on a broken spring clip and damaged radius rod. Deputies and officers were injured reacting to the disturbance as the crowd dispersed toward Cullough avenue. Funeral services for Hess were planned for Monday.
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Funeral Parlor Plea Denied Over Street Erection Plan
A court denied a plea by a funeral parlor to erect a lunaray parlor in the 600 block of South St. Mary's Street. The decision names Shelley Lindor and the Jaking Company as the parties involved, with the organizing commission on Mondey.
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Public displays reveal czarist crimes in post rule Russia
Reports from St Petersburg describe reopened execution rooms and wells in the Neva area as the new government showcases czarist brutality. In Paris, peace celebrations follow the treaty signing with warnings that US ties to the League of Nations may constrain Senate approval. Minnesota weighs dampening wet names as prohibition officials plan paddocks. Hawaii's census shows Filipinos outnumbering Japanese and whites dwindling, with locals controlling wealth.
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Army Orders from Warnington Listing Units and Absences
Army orders list various units and personnel with placements in Mexico and the United States, including cavalry and infantry detachments. The document notes periods of absence and terms of service with dates and postings, reflecting a wartime deployment and rotation.
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Police war on jellies continues across city streets
Police and city leaders vow a sustained campaign against juvenile street racing and crowd gatherings at suburban drug stores. Chief Kilday questions stationing extra officers while Mrs. Stevens declares a full war on racing, ordering patrols on McCullough avenues and other highways to disperse crowds and halt the activity.
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San Marcos Youths jailed in killing investigation
San Marcos youths detained in Caldwell county jail after a Saturday night shooting that killed Filiriono Gonzalez a Mexican resident from Haya county. Three suspects surnamed Santoy are being held for investigation.
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Jan Marcos
Filiriono Gonzalez
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Caldwell County
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Caldwell Centry
Smith Leading South Texas Balloting Tightens Race
Smith leads Hoover by a small margin as 60 percent of votes reported in the South Texas ballot shows 2086 for Smith and 2080 for Hoover. Early results from Brownsville and the Lower Rio Grande valley counties indicate Smith slightly ahead, with totals not yet decisive for the state outcome.
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Boy Scouts Hurt When Truck Rolls Into Ditch
Eleven Troop members from Plaven Troy Scouts attending Camp Harris Masterson on the San Jacinto River were treated for cuts and bruises after a truck they rode in veered off a highway and overturned into a ditch. The injured were being transported to Houston for church attendance.
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Smith Opens Campaign Focus on Eastern States
Stat Correspondent reports Governor Al Smith plans to limit Western campaigning and skip the Pacific coast, focusing on key Eastern states after recent talks with New Jersey Democratic leaders. He may begin in Chicago or Boston, with a Northwest vacation possible before any kickoff. Dr. Wo OM Barron resumes practice.
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