Tammany Hall Shaken by Inquiry
New York story presents a widening graft scandal as state investigators probe Ewald and others for alleged payoffs for bench appointments. Mayor Walker seeks civic aid to root out corruption while Tammany Hall faces mounting political peril amid public distrust.
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New York
Lower East Side
Toisy
State Attorney General
George F. Ewald
Bhees
Supreme Court
Ecruiter
Jacob Cash
Bse
Martin J. Heals
Tammany Districtrader
al Jogée
Tammany Feaderat
Paners Credited With Reduction of Auto Deaths
Washington DC April 25 Newspapers nationwide credited by the National Conference of Street and Highway Safety for helping lower auto death rates. The fatality rate has not risen since mid June and has declined since mid July. February to June showed a near continuous rise in fatalities each month, with the next period showing a drop.
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Washington, DC
INS
United States
National Conference of Street and Highway Safety
Nominee Wurzbach Flags Farm Drought Impact Across Nine States
Democratic nominee William A. Wurzbach returned from a cross country tour reporting drought damage in nine states. He said Texas fared better overall but noted scarce feed for livestock and anticipated drought effects on South Texas farm products this fall.
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William A. Wurzbach
Bexar
Wurzbach
Tauieluna
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennesee
Kentucky
Indiana
Hlinsis
Missouri
Asidihat
Texas
South Texas
Rail Valuations Row Is Revived
Washington D C Aug 2 The ongoing dispute over railroad valuations returns as hearings are planned early in the next session of Congress before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. Senator Couzens said the committee will pursue a bill by Senator Howell to change the Transportation Act and its central provisions.
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Washington, D.C
OPI
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce
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Howell
Republican
Nebraska
Peru Rebels Back Leguia Rival and Form New Junta
Lieutenant Colonel Ban ches leads a military movement in Peru arriving from Arequipa to back a new junta. Sancho Cerro is named president with Maj. Alejandro Bancary of war and Col. Ernesto Moscatague as foreign secretary. The government flags question Leguia rule.
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Augusto B. Leguix
Manuel Maria
Leguia
Peru
Marneco
Tero
WWSBAND KILLS WIFE ENDS OWN LIFE IN Brooklyn
In a Brooklyn lodging house a woman Frances Kirkwood and her third husband Eugene Van Chief were found dead from gunshot wounds after a note alleged the husband killed the second spouse Dr Glenn Kirkwood and then killed himself. Police previously believed the woman killed by accident during a struggle for a weapon.
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Frances Kirkwood
van Chef
Fas
Eugene van Chef
le Theory F
Brooklyn
Ida van Chef
Eugene
van Clief
Ralice
van Chief
Wirkwood
Fiientiat
Glenn Kirkvwoon
Queens
John A. McAvoy
Poison in Jake paralysis traced to U S analysis
Washington Aug. 2 The Bureau of Industrial Alcohol identifies orthotri-crest phosphate a chemical used in lacquer and leather industries as the mystery poison linked to ginger Jake paralysis in the South and Southwest The compound is not a poison until broken apart by chemical action and adulterants in ginger extract are suspected to trigger effects.
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Washington, D.C
Jake
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Fiule
Moody Plan Wins Support
The governor pursued drought relief for state farmers and planned highway work to employ locals. Officials targeted the 38 hardest hit counties with contracts for local labor and sought emergency loans from Secretary Hyde, who was in Chicago after days of attempting to reach him.
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Siate
Facm Pre
Lee
Moody
Hyde
Chicago
Relief Meant to Aid Drought Stricken States
Washington August drought relief efforts return to stricken states with a federal credit program shaped by bankers and farmers. Hoover led the drought relief committee as banks provide liberal financing while government credit is limited by law and prudent banking practices.
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Washington, D. C
Conference of Bankers
Hoover
Robstown to Buy 109 Bales Cotton Amid City Moves
Corpus Christi reports an agreement to purchase 109 bales of cotton at 1 cent per pound sent to Governor Van Moody by the Habs towne chamber of commerce. Other towns boost the move to about 40 bales as Edinburg backs Moody’s plan for a 14 cent per pound sale, with numerous loans already arranged for the Valley cotton crop.
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Robstown
Corpus Christi
van Moody
Habstows Chamber of Commerce
Chrinic
Edinburg
Moody’s
Texas
F Wta Chamber of Commerce
Dan Propedal
Berry Hodgina
Oklahoma Governor Weighs Cotton Market Policy Shift
Governor W. J. Holloway indicated he may nudge Oklahoma toward a “hug and bate of cotton” policy with Governor Moody of Texas. he said the matter is under consideration and he will consult farm experts before any decision.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
W. J. Holloway
Dan Mewly
Teragathia
Hug & Bate
Veterias
Moody
Senator Allen Shows Health Improvement In Wichita
Reports from Wichita say Senator Henry J. Allen shows considerable improvement after medical treatment. Doctors note a period of rest and monitor his condition as plans for further procedures are postponed indefinitely.
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Senator Allen
Kansas
Wichita
Henry J. Allen
Lan Chouey Remembered By Will Rogers In Autobiographical Note
The letter recalls Lan Chouey as a versatile actor whose work was widely recognized and respected the world over. The writer praises Chouey's character and notes the possible political future of Mayor Rolph of San Francisco.
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Will Rogers
Winter Park Progam Outlines Largest City Recreation Plan
Park Commissioner Rubiola and recreation officials unveil a major winter program. Three large playgrounds will operate full time, others open in afternoons. four directors resign and will be replaced if needed. Walton park center to remain open full time. praise for successful summer program.
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City Recreation Department
Jacob Rubiola
Bol Bass
Roger Stokes
C. W. Satter
Recreation Board
Lions Geld
Woodlawn Lake Community
HighIand Park
Clty
Mina Louise Oliver
Mittmac Park
Miriam Chasey
Woodlawn Lake Center
Anna Wilkens
Rossevelt Park
John Mctolton
Concepcion Park
Walton Park
Stokes
Bass
Highland Play Center Proposed for Highland Park
Mesor C. M. Chambers announced a 25 woman committee of Highland Pack Mother's club will select an architect to draw plans for a permanent stone building. A small book nucleus is requested to start a branch library. Parents may be asked to contribute admission fees to aid operating costs.
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Mesor C. M. Chambers
Highland Pack Mother's Club
Toli
Stra
George L. Johnson
Sire
Lewis E. Wright
Two Charged in Theft of Auto
Charges of theft over fifty dollars were filed Thursday against Tom Tom and J F Boltz in Alpine. Chief Deputy Charles Peters reported the arrests after Sheriff W C Fale advised the case. The car involved was seized and linked to the suspects.
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Towis JF. Boltz
Justice ‘of the Peace
Willise Ie
Walden
Als
Charles Peters
W. C. Fale
Alpine
Harmany
Missing Girl Sought by NGA Patrol in San Antonio
The search centers on a blue tailed girl who vanished a week after a dance in route Texas. Her brother Glenn Southern arrived in San Antonio to aid police as clues run dry since she left the event with a strange man. The missing teen is described as five feet two inches tall in a blue dress with no shoes.
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San Antonio
Glens Southern
Sun Antonio
Rout
Texas
Southern
Glenn
San Anlonio
Beauty recovering from Cuba car crash in Aug
Bayvana Cuba Aug 26 Mise Anne DeBrow of San Antonio Texas beauty winner injured in an automobile accident there Wednesday remains out of danger. X rays show no bone damage but a ligament strain is feared most. DeBrow traveled with Jaime Kiera head of United States Rubber Co in Cuba and E. 2. Tiner San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce official. all others uninjured. DeBrow plans a swift flight to Hernana despite doctor's orders. Tiner to organize in chambers of commerce.
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Cuba
Mise Anne DeBrow
San Antonio
Sin
Texas
Whe
Jaimé Kiera
United States Rubber Company
Guba
E. 2. Tiner
San Antonin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Texas Destity
Her
Woman’s Jail Key Moment Changes Fine Decision
Nina Cornell, 33, of S34 Avant Street, initially refused to pay a fine after a trolley collision in the 100 block of Goliada trees in Corporation court. The sight of a large jail key caused her to reconsider, and she paid the fine after an hour in custody.
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Nina Cornell
Avant Street
A. L. Matlock
Goliada
Miss Cornell
Ker
Capin William Hansen
Allright
Man Speeding Twice Fined After Arrest
Karl Pi of 1000 Trenganton road rushed from motorcycle officer after arrest. In Carparalian court judge A L Mattock fined Pi $5 for speeding 37 mph in the 100 block of Josephine street and $5 for speeding 8 mph in the 1404 block of Janez avenue. Officer A A Kigwaria testified Pi fled after Josephine street arrest, prompting the second charge.
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Karl Pi
Trenganton Road
Eoswer
Carparalian
A.A. Kigwaria
Pieh
Josephine Treet
Pickles and relishes from summer produce
The Sugar Institute promotes making pickles and relishes from tomatoes cabbage cucumbers and watermelon rind. Spicy tart varieties pair well with meats and fish and can be preserved for future meals, offering savings and pleasing family.
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Sugar Institute
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