Kingfish Huey Long Blocks Photo at Sand Point
In New Orleans Huey P Long dodged photographers at Sand Point as his bodyguard seized cameraman Oscar Veleton from Times-Picayune to prevent a photograph. Long refused to answer about Luna Park engagement while press chased the train.
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Orleans
Huey P. Long Iash
Sand Point
Long Island
Oscar Veleton
Times-Picayune
Kingfish
Ruer
Luna Park
Conry Island
Huey
Wheaton Stilson
Earl W. Christenberry
Christenverry
Taste Huey
Christenberry
Valeton
Gus Martin
Stillson
Stilbon
Ander
Mystery figures named in Huey Long punch case
A long, unclear tale traces a 1930s punch incident allegedly involving Huey Long. The piece names alleged suspects including Alford Williams, Clarence Chamberlin, Police Chief Steve Webber, Roberts B. Thomas, and Kenneth Murchison, each denying involvement. The report sketches a strained, unnamed motive and public intrigue surrounding the washroom confrontation.
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Huey Bull
New ‘York
Benstor Huey P. Long
Fiers
Gil
Iis Point
Alford J. Williams
Navy
Fordham
The
Daily News
Clarence Chamberlin
Dier
Steve Webber
Port Washington
Long Island
Mag
Roberts B. Thomas
Park Avenue
New York Herald-Tribune
Kenneth M. Murchison
Apartments for rent listing with multiple rates
Property rental notes list several apartments with monthly rents and amenities. It mentions locations, unit identifiers, and contact cues, though some text is garbled. The readable items reflect rental pricing and available features in a historical notice style.
Huey to Fight Return Match in Chicago
Senator Huey Long has been invited to a return bout here against an unnamed Sands Point Bath Club opponent. Ira L. Reeves of the Crusaders telegraphed the proposal for a match at Salder Field with proceeds to fund anti racketeering efforts in Louisiana and Chicago.
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Chicago
Huey
Long
Sands Point
Long Island
Ira L. Reeves
The
Crusaders
Saldier Field
Louisiana
Reeves
Hnex
O'Brien recalls 1930s KO and ganging skepticism
The New York Times quoted Philadelphia Jack O'Brien praising a punching praised as deserving commendation and recounts of Senator Huey Long's alleged ballot fraud in New Orleans. The August recount reveals 2958 votes in 36 boxes flouting the law tied to the fifth constitutional amendment backed by Long.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Senator Long
O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Boston
New Orleans
Huey Long
West
City finances 11 public works projects face 30 year loan
Mayor Quin seeks federal funding for 11 construction projects totaling 4.3495 million dollars. If approved outright 1.80485 million would be funded by government, 2.54465 million repaid over 30 years. Per capita cost about 48 cents over three decades, with sewer plant expansion charged per property owner at 240 dollars yearly.
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C.K. Quin
Joan
Army and Navy Journal Camp Contest Winners Named
Winners of the Army and Navy Journal civilian conservation corps camp contest were announced. First place went to a camp at Marine White River Nabloze Forrest Colorado commanded by Capt. Frank LaRue First Infantry Fort Wyoming. Captain LaRue will travel to Washington with winning commanders to receive gold medals. Other officers will receive silver buttons and free army members will get stronger buttons. Other winners include camps at Blanco Texas commanded by Capt. J. J. Canela Fort.
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Army and Navy Journal
Civiian Conservation Corps
Eighth Corps
Marine
White River
Nablomely
Blanco
Texas
J. J. Canela
Norwegian brothers reach fair in tiny home made boat
Hans and Harold Hamran, two Norweigan brothers, arrived in Chicago harbor after a March 28 voyage from Christiansen Norway in a 5 foot home made craft. They crossed the Atlantic aboard a handcrafted, shallow craft measuring two and a half feet deep and nine feet wide.
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Norway
Chicago
Aug
Hans
Harold Hamran
Atlantic Ocean
Christiansen
Hank
Sam Houston Places In Regional Competition
Sam Houston took second place at Farmersville under Capt. CG Richards Fort Sill Oklahoma. Raton Ranch New Mexico with Capt. GC H Searcy claimed third. Gillette Wye and Maj J R Herman Fort Worth National Guard instructor fielded fourth. For job ads see The Light Situation Wanted column by Janie Noble Broadway at Pith Sleet Place. cost is small.
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Sam Houston
Farmersville
CG. S. Richards
Fort Sill
Okla
Raton Ranch
New Mexico
GC. H. Searcy
Gillette
Wye
J. R. Herman
National Guard
Fort Worth
Janie Noble
Broadway
Pithsleet
Place
Man Sentenced to 80 Days for Cotton Theft
Hays County records the first cotton theft case with FE. Passmore and Herbert Drinkard of Oklahoma received a 30 day sentence and a $30 fine. They were charged with stealing 600 pounds of seed cotton from D. F. Bunton’s field north of Kyle.
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San Marcos
Hays County
Passmore
Herbert Drinkard
Oklahoma
D. F. Bunton
Kyle
Cotton Beer Tames Flow In Tax Day Office
In the federal building the internal revenue office reports a rich harvest as processing taxes flow in with beer license fees. Thursday is the last day wholesalers with cotton goods on hand August 7 may pay their processing tax at four cents per pound. Local beer dealers have mostly obtained licenses, with Sept 1 deadlines looming to avoid higher remaining year taxes. The ad notes opportunities for salesmen in Light Classified Employment ads.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal
Thas
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic: Restores Appetite and Energy
rundown readers are urged to try Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic to restore appetite, energy, and blood health. It combines iron and quinine and is advertised as safe for old and young, claiming noticeable improvement after three days. Get a bottle at any store.
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Grove
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