Legion Jers Danson And Voted Bond Sparks New York Rally
At the New York American Legion convention in Brooklyn delegates jeered Assistant Secretary of War F Trubee Davison as he defended delaying the veterans bonus payment. Amid chants and calls to remove bondholders from Washington, Davison urged lawful action and noted funds were provided to transport veterans home. Commander Moses Hubbard restored order as the crowd heckled including Waters gallery figures.
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New York
F. Trobee Davison
Washington
Department of the American Legion
LNY
Waters
F. Trubee Davison
New York Department of the American Legion
Brooklyn Fiks Club
Walter B. Walters
BEF
Davison
Qommander
Moses Hubbard
Fet
Congress
Boeing
Hubbard
Thea ‘Davison
Brickbels
Hoover
Spain
Devison
Unclear Message Fragments With Contact Details
Murky OCR style text mentions Mila found and a person named Thoss Wels. References to a Cielo GP gun and an NTSA announcement appear without clear context. Instructions for contacting a Crockett writer and a Broadway Fifth Street address are included in fragmented form.
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Mila
Cielo
NTSA
Crockett 241
Broadway
Fifth Street
Tough on bootlegger in San Antonio district report
Capt Verne Miller deputy prohibition administrator released figures showing high liquor seizures and stern penalties in the San Antonio district for 1932. The report notes 40 percent of cases involve manufacture, with 22 percent due to agents posing as customers, and details gallons seized, autos valued, and days jailed across federal and state courts.
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Verne Miller
Prohhibition
Miller
San Antonio
A. W. W. Woodcock
Prembitian
Washington
Texas
Uth
Wyoming
Porto Rico
Memphis Officer Seizes Prisoner in City Murder Case
Detec tive Sergeant Lee Quintan from Memphis arrived in Laredo to detain James Morgan alias Morgan, sought by Memphis police for the July 7 murder of Quintan Walk. Morgan will be returned to Memphis for questioning.
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Laredo
Lee Quianthy
Memphis
Domes
Increase in Shoe Business Reported
A garbled report notes rising activity in the shoe industry with Brown Shoe Company boosting production. John A. Bush, president of Brown Shoe, says the week closed as best selling period yet in 1929 with strong demand across production and related business sectors.
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Brown Shoe Company
John A. Bush
Brown Bhoe
Ireland
Ambitious Chicago Promoter Given Term for Fraud
Ambitious Chicago promoter Harrison Im. Parker was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced by Judge James J. Kelly to one to ten years in the state penitentiary. Parker received 120 days to fashion and file his appeal.
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Chicago
Harrison IM. Parker
James J. Kelly
Ar Wan
Belly
German loan profits told reveal large 1920s gains
Washington Aug 27. American bankers earned about 50 million dollars in profits on German loans since 1923, per a Brookings Institution report. The total loan volume reached roughly 1.28 billion dollars, with profits representing about 4 percent of operating costs. Bonds outstanding in America totaled about 84.93 million, around half the public German bond value outstanding.
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Washington, D. C
Snormhbus
Brookingsneuitalian
America
Suit Would Kill Pets Trust Fund
Suit filed in circuit court to set aside an $88 000 trust fund for the care of dogs and cats left by the late Henry Babcock. William H Babcock brother of the deceased and relatives fled the suit and are named as defendants in the action filed in St Louis legal proceedings.
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ST. Louis
de Ecare
Henry Babcock
William H. Babcock
Texas chapter of electrical inspectors holds first annual meeting
A national electrical code interpretation topped the agenda at the Texas chapter’s first annual meeting in the Plaza hotel. The Dallas based group welcomes judges, inspectors, contractors, dealers, utilities and manufacturers. Fort Worth’s E L Kenderdine led the opening remarks with a program that featured A E Hancock and others from Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio and state agencies.
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National Electrical Cnde
Texas
Internation Association of Electrical Inspectors
Plaza Hotel
Dallas
Plaza Toot
C.K. Quin
Cy Utilléies
C. M. Chambers
E L. Kenderdine
Fort Worth
A. E. Hancock
A. J. Bommer
Underwriters’ Laboratories
C. G. Griffin
C. I. Henduicks
Walter Graham
San Antonio
O. Finlay
State Insurance Department
Claude Convers
Roosevelt Plans Missouri Visit Aimed at Campaign Speech
William T. Kemper, Missouri Democratic committeeman, said Governor Roosevelt assured the Democratic presidential nominee would visit Missouri during the campaign, delivering at least one speech in St Louis or Springfield around October 10.
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Roosevelt
Missouri
Kansas City
Willian T. Kemper
Thuy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. Louis
Springfiel
Milk Truck Halted in Farmers Blockade Action
Milk trucks trying to pass the farm strike blockade near Council Bluffs were attacked as part of the Farm Holiday movement. Deputies cleared one truck while another shipment was seized by pickets. Omaha roads to the north and east were blockaded and plans surfaced to cut Nebraska highways to the west. Milk prices rose in Broux City and Sioux City, with observers noting the strike’s backbone may be broken. A conference of midwestern governors was proposed to discuss a legal plan to raise farm prices, aiming for a meeting at Sioux City on September 9.
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Omaha
Rom
Des Mothea
Des Moines
Broux City
Iowa
Sioux City
Huron
Warren F. Green
South Dakota
Iana
Olson
Minnesota
Bandits Slain in Marine Attack Near Esti
The Navy Department said a Marine unit with the Nicaraguan National Guard repelled an attack about 12 miles from the city of Esti, killing three bandits and wounding several others. One cand of 40 bandits was reported routed. no guard casualties occurred.
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Washington, D. C
Liet
Michael M. Mahaney
Marine Corps
King of Belgians Climbs High Peak
Albert king of the Belgians reached the Pale di San Lorenso peak in the Dolomite range of the northern Italian Alps in a dispatch from Turin.
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King of
London
Albert
Pale di San Lorenso
Dalemite Range
Italian Alps
Turin
German Day Celebration Planned in Ban Aronia
Edward W. Heusinger is leading preparations for a German Day in Ban Aronia to honor pioneer German settlers. A 10:00 a m program begins with addresses and songs, followed by a five-act play, Old Heidelberg, at 2:30 p m directed by Lat Ostrow, culminating in a grand ball.
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Gel'rman
Edward W. Heusinger
Ban Aronia
Wil
Old Heidélberg
Willam Meyer Foerster
Phoros
Idlat Ostrow
Muntalps
Heusinger
Frits Achilp
Henry B. Diel
Mann
Henry Rlemer
Willian Diel
Wenn
Ernst Rabe
Gué Etters Music
H.C. Kramme
Alfred Schae
Termuaient
Press
Fritz Newhauser
Ball
Frank Rennert
Receplan
Frit Shilo
Paul Dyrtlich
Texas
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