Chaos at Fourth Court as Democrats face election clash
The Supreme Court refused jurisdiction on a rehearing motion. Election officials enforce the state Democratic convention resolution in Houston and county chairs were notified. Weber said court action may resume in October with representatives from multiple factions preparing for any legal disputes over Negro voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Dunsdiction
Fourth Court
Attech
Edward W. Smith
John E. Weber
Houston
Wars Theteers
Wee
Weber
W. B. Fly
Wase
J. Brooks
Harry P. Droughe
Sterling
John Bickett
Fergusale
Gari Wright Johnsonill
People's
Charles M. Dickson
Citcsens’ League
O. M. Piizhugh
San Antonio
Wagar. & AD
Suster
Ernest Felbaum
W. A. Williamson
People’s Ticket
M. E. Mehl
H. L. Reader
People's Tieekt
Citizens* League
Pat, Jit Terson
Sam C. Bell
The
Supreme Coun
Texans Go to Polls to Pick Governor
In Dallas on August 2 Texans returned to the polls to decide the Democratic nomination for governor. Incumbent B. G. Sterling faced former governor and longtime candidate Miriam Ferguson, the only woman to hold the Texas governorship. Ferguson led in the first primary but Sterling claimed about six tenths of the votes. the election marked a record turnout in Texas history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam A. Ferguson
Congress
iJoseph Weldon Bailey Jr
Joel Burkett
George B Terrell
Corsicana
Texas
NaVarra
Dallas
Texans
Miram Ferguson
Andre
Guvernor
B. G. Steynne
Ferguson
James F. Ferguson
Faye
Sterling
Fragmentary Local Notice From Obscure Text
The readable portion hints at a local worker dispute or supply issue with shirts and pine terms. No clear event, names, or places are established. OCR errors mar essential details and dates, leaving only scattered phrases about shirts and a workplace context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Calit
Mit
Four Die and Score Hurt in Truck Accident near Pittsburgh
Four men were killed and a score injured when a truck pulled to the roadside to allow an oncoming car to pass. The vehicle slid off a road near Frankford Springs, plunging down a dirt embankment. The crash blocked the highway and responders worked to rescue victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitpsburgh
Frankfor Springs
Soll Curth
Drugs Blamed in Jail Riot at SPRIROMIEL Jail
A jail riot in SPRIROMIEL Mo injures six as sheriff Bratt Curtly reports drugs as the blamed cause. Six men were hospitalized and the incident occurred at the county jail. The sheriff’s office investigates motives and supply links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spriromiel
Ang
Sherytt Bratt
Ebria
Britan Faces Gottons Take Manchester Strike Threat
A noon strike call in Lancashire threatens a major industrial stoppage as 200000 cotton workers may walk out. Uncertainty remains about turnout until Monday as women and children could bear the brunt while wages and reinstatement disputes fuel the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Aus
Lancashire
Sike
Great Britain
Mallly
Intruder Foiled by 12 Year Old at Koepke Street Home
Early Saturday Marjorie Ziegler, 12, woke to a man at her bed and fought him off, later identified as the intruder. Deputy sheriffs arrested a suspect five blocks away after neighbors reported a sighting. The Ziegler home reported a burglary attempt and a nearby couple said their valuables were taken by burglars.
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Marjorie Ziegler
Koepke Street
Vepart Ta
Jimmie @legler Jr
Mar
Jorit
Jimmie G. Ziegler
Lnéman
George Mangold
Raymond GrifGih
Neigeborhoom
Mildred Plocke
Keepke
Prontine and German Odds: Gerards Birthday Election Guess
James W. Gerard, former envoy to Germany, marks his sixty fifth birthday and predicts the winner of the coming election while warning that Germany’s former crown prince may not return as ruler. Italy’s battleships are in port. surface battleships are obsolete according to Mussolini’s intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Gerard
Watbalander
Germany
NBS
Hohenvollerns
France
Napoleon
Versailles
Republic
Ttaly
Colyeo
Mussolini
Norman visit eyed by British power brokers in US politics
The article suggests Norman’s 1831 US trips aimed to test Allied debt attitudes and seek debt relief before a presidential race. It links Morgan interests and international bankers to influence US policy, noting secrecy and limited official discussion by administration officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Norman
United States
Washington
Hoover
The
Treasury
Mellon
Btnte Brimson
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Nornen
Norman Iis
House of Morgan
Pover
Soviet Threats of Trade Reprisals at Ottawa Conference
Moscow reports that the Soviet may retaliate against Britain if Canada’s demand at the Ottawa imperial conference to limit imports from the Soviet is accepted. TheEconomia Site notes the potential for economic measures. A light classified ad urges renting vacant property before September 1 and advertises a follow through service with a contact at Gr 2400.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Ottawa
Economia Site Today
Radio Programs National Broadcast Chain and Variety Lineup
National radio listings outline a dense afternoon to late night schedule with multiple stations and programs. Highlights include music blocks from Taal Eatailee and Columbia Browdmne Giyetem, dance and orchestral segments, various talk shows, and record programs spanning 2:00 p.m. to after midnight, featuring artists like Gene Austin, Erno Ray, and Merle Travis along with numerous labeled broadcasts and time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadcast Chain
Columbia Browdmne
Aaydedaat
AIGA
Milner
Btu
Ures Fasten
Gene Austin Recorda
Bonnet Favielina
Vanities
Weta
m—Gaafas Club
Dawee Deur
Bond set for ex soldier Pierce in robbery case
George Pierce, former Fort Sam Houston soldier, held 76 days in jail on a robbery charge. A thirty one hundred dollar bond was set but Pierce could not make it. The complaint, filed in Justice of the Peace court, accuses Pierce and Lee Palmer of holding up William Sre, manager of a Hardy-Andy store, on May 20. Detectives captured Pierce in June. testimony questioned Pierce’s identification while a store employee corroborated the robbery. The court scheduled a swift trial after the grand jury’s October term.
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George Pierce
Fort
Sam Fouston
Andy Alore
Broadway
Pierce
Plesce
Ike
George Faojen
Alore
Bolkubore
Pantch
Paul Villains
Chly
Alamo Heights
Wes
Nands Town
Halimony Cnder
Roberton
Pierce War
Delos Finch
Vet with throat cut found at hospital
War veteran Boladier aged 40, from 321 South Alamo Street, found badly injured with throat wound. He was discovered Friday afternoon at a base hospital in Minneapolis. Authorities report minimal details as investigation continues.
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Boladier
Alamo Slrece
Ted
Stort Bam Minnaton
Baliseday
Mon
Rei
Orévator
Win Ronming
Mie Ararera
Blin
Junior Women's Benefit Association delegates meet in San Antonio
Delegates to the state meeting of the Junior Women's Benefit Association in San Antonio toured historic sites including the Alamo and governor's palace, ending with a Brackenridge Park picnic. At a Gunter hotel session, Hamiton was chosen as the 13% dwelling place and officers were elected Mary Virginia Nichols was named president, with B Clatton as room for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asso Sation
San Antonio
Cotton Trust Charged Before Shannon Probers in Memphis
In Memphis on August 27 witnesses including cotton planters shippers and private operators testified before the Shannon congressional committee investigating government competition with private business. They argued that a government financed cotton marketing cooperative acted contrary to original intents, challenging the farm board and its subsidiaries.
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Memphis
Tenn
Shannon
Thair
Inderal Farm Board
Aubsidiarien
Frank BR. Tomlin
Pine Alnts
Ani
Joaenh B. Shannon
Kansan
Agriculturat O Macketing Ackoni
Wplanvers and
Kealperas
Leigh Pryh
Night radio programs mix science and song across networks
A collage of events from Columbia Public Affairs Institute at 8 p m with Professor Harlow Shapier Chapley and O H Caldwell on KTSA and WOAT. Harlem and Southern music, Negro tunes, and a Ted Fiorilo dance hour on WOAT. Ruth Etting and various acts on NBC network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly J. H. Mlean
Harlow Shapier
Mie
Harvard Observatory
Colgar
Columba Public Affairs Institute
KTSA
Chapley
Price
Mount Wilson
O. H. Caldwell
Electronics
WOAT
Africa
Harlem
Ernc Rapee
Orcheatre
Southern Sires Quartet
Eva Taylor
NBC
J. Rummond Johnson
Akosla
Souvhetngtres
Sabgs
England
South
Ted Fiorilo
Charlie Agnew
Network
Ruth Etting
Net Bhiskret
Torals
Dry Leader Warns Against Hoover Backing
Dr. Daniel Polling, head of the Allied Forces for Prohibition, is urged to oppose openly supporting President Hoover. Daniel C. Roper, internal revenue chief during Wilson's era, says such advocacy damages the dry cause and advises withdrawal from the group.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Daniel 4. Puling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Wilson Aidministration
Dr. Polling
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James E. Pergusohard
State Highway Department
Doseph Weldon Bailey
Cyclone
Davis
George B.ter- Tell
Sgruulture
Glate
Pink Parrish
Lubbock
Joe, Burkett
Ster Une P. Btrong
Hatley
Terrell
Burketh
Railroad Commission
State Supreme Court
Austin
Hoda
Ralph T. O'Neil
American Legion
J. A. Farley
Ronsevelt
Veterans
New York
Int'l. Newareel
Score
Britan
Gottons
Eds
Bal
Intruder Wade
High Finance
Mr. Ryan
Icancer Foe
Ellica MeDinah
Ah Nonvar
Colu
International Newsreel
New York Evening Post
Dome
Utne Heine
Alpha Gayund
Lendinon Afeeraly
Halle
Goud
Eh Lawein
Tuxtai
Maron
Walter
Tex
Reepyne
Cote
Mor Minos
Ieee
Sernnay
Celilo
Tenia
Haan
Ain
Hedin
Nendler
Arie Fieur
New
Orienne
Lea Ares
Mealen
Verececelialn
Hiente
Aris
Ahnten
Cotticop
Bernice Fincke
Witte Museum
Egypt
Miss Finke
BARC
Oscar
Auddter
Eraapenily
Orwreca
Ceeil Wad’ Belty
Poyajar
Truy
Nikole
Pieg Black Records
Wales Erngrain
WEA
Cotton Trust
Shannon Probers
PCKS
Cora Inlanders
KTBA
Wil
Kokohl
RTSA
Sab Antonio
Columbia Network
Sim Antonian
Artells Dickson
Hills of Hom
Oscar J. Fox
Theiahnta
Abieriva
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hin Avil Cornie Ott
New York City
Ban Antittin
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