Bidding narrows for 1936 Republican convention bidders named
The 1936 Republican National Convention bidding narrowed to Cleveland Chicago and Kansas City as the committee heard proposals. Alpert D Lasker Robert F Garr and Edward F Kelly urged Getz treasury support while Langworthy touted a $150000 on standby in case Kansas City wins. Notables included Harry W Nice and Hamilton Fish as possible presidential nominees.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Henry P. Fletcher
Ansious
Stark L. Requa
Cailfarnis
Chickee
Alpert D. Lasker
Robert F. Garr
Edward F. Kelly
Lasker
George F. Getz
National Committee
Treasuer
Continental Illinois Bank
Kensay City
Meyer Bryce Smith
Hermen M. Langworthy
Dvie
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Taer
Langwartis
City National Bank
Kansas
British Cabinet Forges Plan on Toe Peace Talks
London reports say Prime Minister Eden held a cabinet meeting with ministers to discuss the Anglo French plan for the Indo Ethiopian mission and prepare for a Geneva peace debate. Cabinet members including Viscount Monckton Cowper and Walter Runciman attended as observers noted widespread criticism of the peace proposals.
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London
Coliieratiec
Tasgus
Kad
Eden Cave
International crisis after Franco-British plan rejection
Fragmented OCR text reports European tensions surrounding the Pamprune plan and Franco-British communique. It references Emperor Baile, Opie, and a detailing of League reactions and a Paris formula amid criticism and political maneuvering by Britain, France, and allied powers.
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Oessye
Sir Bhian
Opie
Baile
Italy
Corgnlut
Pier Fetmeen
Everett
Paris
Oris
Flblonia
Man Treated for Slashes on Face
A boy named Tom Culoerean aged 12 was treated at a local Weyl hospital for facial slashes following an incident on a street near Tiacalune Street. The event involved another youth, Walter Pe, and police are said to be investigating.
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Man
Tom Culoerean
Moodiy Waz
Ropert B. Goren Weyl
Aly the Daoo
Sufimed Sunany Elitiunsi
Tego Walter Pe
Tiacalune Street
Reyiatied &i Rarmard
Texas Airports Projects Approved by Nonmilitary Dept
Washington reports the department approved improvements at 38 airports with work and immigrant labor included. The plan lists destinations such as Los Angeles area and Easton, with emphasis on civilian aviation upgrades and employment impacts.
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Texas
Reprieve Granted in Patrol Slaying
AUSTIN December 16 Governor James Y Allred granted a reprieve to Remiro Galvan sentenced December 1 for the slaying of a United States border patrolman near El Paso. The reprieve to February 31 1926 allows further study of the case files before execution.
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Austin
Remiro Galvan
United States
el Faso
James Y. Allred Grant
Golden Wedding at The Old Reeskee Church
Mr and Mrs L Bueche celebrate fifty years of married life at 46 Schley Avenue with family gathered from Karnes City and San Antonio. Their son Fred Buechy joined the event, while the couple recalled long years in the area and their four children. The husband proudly showed a recent 14 point buck, a trophy shared with well wishers in the garage.
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Reeskee
CVS
Parmer
HX Aratdehiltirey
Andelilirey
Fale Biechy
Karnes City
Ais 7
Bell
Countess Reventon Sends $5000 for Yale Dinner
In New York Daily News abridged notes, Countess Bauswits Reventon, formerly Barbara Hinton, sent $503 to provide Christmas dinners for 32490 poor children. Sullivan quotes praise for the gift and a transatlantic telephone comment.
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Babs
Yale
New York
Sullivan
Broadway
New York Daily News
Baus
Wits Reventon
Barbara Hinton
One Third of Children Hurt in Auto Accidents Warns Speaker
A public talk urges parents to treat every driver as a personal risk to their families. Citing statistics, the speaker notes 5390 children killed and 182 220 injured in automobile crashes last year and stresses constant caution in school runs and street safety.
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America
Peck
City health clinic issues certificate drive update
The central police station health clinic, opened two weeks after a United States health survey, was ordered by Dr. Bing to arrest women vagrants without health certificates. Certificates are free at the clinic or from private doctors, with over 200 issued so far, funded by a city subsidy for the clinic’s operation.
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WW. A. Bing
Dua
Bombs Hit Ethiopian Front as Italian Air Attacks Continue
Rome reports Italian planes bombarded an Ethiopian force near Neghelli on the southern front. Eritrea front quiet with only patrol activity along the Takkazo river. Marshal Badoglio and General Grassani lead cautious campaigns while critics back home fault British East Africa plans.
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Rome
Itadian Air
Neghall
Tak~azo
Pietro Badogilo
Rudolfo Grassani
Ethiopia
Child Bandit Back in Toils of Police
Milion Halrey a twelve year old with a five year court record is back in police hands after a burglar alarm at a sporting goods store led to his capture inside with a cartridge belt of wooden bullets and a realistic play pistol. An 11 year old, Leon Sasser, is in custody outside. Millon previously fled a wrecked train at age seven and later used his father's pistol in a failed holdup. Wake County probation officer Smith said he was released from Jackson State.
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Aaleigh
Milton Halrey
Sporting Goods
Milton
Leon Sasser
Eater
Bardwell Launches Bexar Tax Survey
Bardwell leads a Bexar County tax survey funded by state and federal sources and employing 92 workers to locate tax dodgers and unlisted property. The effort, delayed by missing supplies, was authorized by State Tax Commissioner B. Annerson who named Bardwell county supervisor of the survey.
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WEA
Moncay
Malenn G. Bardwell
Tanyy Maverick
Tex Ros
CAU
Bardwell
7. B. Annerson
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