Illinois Defector Says Roosevelt Secures Delegates
Democratic spokesmen asserted Roosevelt’s secure hold on Illinois at the party convention in Philadelphia. Patrick Nash said Illinois would send two Roosevelt pledged delegates. Hoover warned of inflation risks as party figures debated labor gains and currency values. Knox attacked the New Deal, while Georgia’s Roosevelt drive pressed for a presidential primary amid party repudiation of Wallace and allied critics.
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D.C
Roosevelt
Patrick A. Nash
Monat
Indis
Philadelphia
Herberd Hoover
Perkins
New Deal
Waterville
Maine
Gayrells
Labor Department
Hoover
San Jose
Calif
Stanford University
Knox
Tomestow
Portland
Ore
Frank Knox
Chicago
Mussolini
Stalin
Hitler
Georgia
Marion Allen
Nis
Hugh Howell
Democratic Party
Wallace
Tugwell
Felix Frenkturier
Zimmerman
Lucas Heads 5 A Tuberculosis Unit
Lucas Tuesday led the Bexar County Tuberculosis association as treasurer in 1935 and was advanced at Monday evening elections in the Municipal auditorium. Other officers elected include Father Cermen Tratichese as second vice president and Jani Jones as treasurer. Re-elected were Mire. Martin J. Watson as first vice president and Mrs. William Stevens as secretary. Dr. Thomas Dorbandt becomes honorary chairman of the board. A three-year term slate included Maj. Gen. BB Buck retired Alonso Fersles Dr. Sam Schwerterg J. C. Cochran Mrs. R. E. Megee Mrs. Willis Kelley AL Weiner Dr. Wo A Kung Mrs A Trounhan Russell Hil Mrs R S McAnelly and R. W. May, with Benjamin F. Hill to fill the unexpired Rafael de Is Calima term.
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BB. Buck
Alonso Fersles
Sam Schwerterg
J. CG. Cochran
R. E. Megee
Willis Kelley
AL Weiner
Wo A. Kung
A. ¥. Trounhan
Russell Hil
R. &. McAnelly
R.W. May
Benjamin F. Hill
U S Pays Damages for Gang Gunfight
Federal authorities announced compensation of $100 to Mr and Mrs Perry Walker for equipment and cabin damage after a gang gunfight at their mountain refuge. The incident followed fugitives Irish O Malley pargeter surrendering and the officers seizing refuge.
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U.S
Mikroger
Sam
Perry Walker
Mountain Cabin
Weathers
Porsemen
O'Malley Pargeter
Walker
Lecribie
Defense Thwarts Liggett Prosecution
The state faced a setback as a court ruling hindered its bid to link Theodore Cann to the machine gun murder of Walter Lipertz. A witness testified he was nearby the Liggett home at the time and denied any involvement, defending Liggett’s stance amid the complicated case.
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Mindeapueid
Uat Thdore
Blumeafiels
Walter Lipertz
Nix
Che Pronicidan
Ligg
Kelly Cadet Drops In On Nixon After Test Flight Crash
A Kelly field cadet plane crashed into a high tension line along the Nixon highway Monday night, darkening Tuessig Nixon Smiley and Westhoff. Cadet Carlet A. G. Campbell escaped uninjured, walked to the road, and rode into Nixon to report the incident. His plane faded flames and one wing damaged the line.
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Carlet A. G. Campbell
Kelly Field
Nixo
Tuessig
Nixon
Smiley
Westhoff
Cadet Campbell
Campbell
Obituaries list includes Clementine Rose and others
Obituary notices give ages and addresses for Clementine Rose 82 of 108 Gonzales street and multiple victims here including Jesse B White 67 of 227 Carson Street and James Denton Dinsmoor 69 of 250 Club drive with services planned at Zizik Kearns chapel and Parkersburg interment. Survivors listed include spouses and children with varied locations. Funeral times range 2 p m to 4 p m Wednesday and Tuesday in different chapels and churches. Burial details mention Rostlawn and National Cemetery with interment. Names include Frances Witte, Horeee Jenkinston, Henry Owen White, Mary Bertha Alsbuy, William L MecNickle, Loyce Tene Williams, Mildred Jeffress, M. L. Owen, and many others.
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Jesse B. White
Carson Street
Jackson County
Zizik-Kearns Chapel
Frances Witte
Horeee Jenkinston
Henry Owen White
West Indies
M. L. Owen
James Denton Dinsmoor
Club Drive
West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Nelle GC
Dinzmoor
Mary Louise
Jane Elizabeth Dinsmor
Seis
C. G
Gordon H
William Jones Jeffress
Eleanor Street
Mildred Jeffress
A. J. A. Jeffress
Sam Jeffress
J. , Hamings
Bes. F. Bouchard
Charles Banatan
Chaplein
Q. J
Forced Confession Claimed in Negro Suspect Case
Feb. 14 in ORMULGEER Okle Jess Hollins testified he pressed his confession after officers threatened a mob. The defense moved to remove the jury as testimony on the confession was heard by District Judge Harvey Smith. The case concerns alleged attack on a white girl.
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Negro Ormulgeer
Okle
Jess Hollins
Teal
Jude J. Harvey Smith
Soviet Protests Charge Border Tensions With Manchukuo
Soviets accuse Manchuria of subversive activity and demand immediate border demarcation to prevent repeat frontier incidents. Moscow blames Japanese provocations for bias, claiming Tokyo aims to cow France in the Far East and sway Japanese elections.
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Harbin
Manchuykug
Motcow
Goviet
Manchuran
Moscow
France
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Far Haat
Lavestra
Students to Make Educational Tour of Houston
A Students educational tour of Houston sponsored by San Antonio and Bexar county councils of the Parent-Teachers' Association will be Saturday over the Katy railroad. The trip includes San Jacinto battlefield Houston ship channel and Rice Institute. The special train leaves San Antonio at 7:45 am and returns at 11:15 pm. Reservations close Thursday. Tickets are on sale at the schools and the railroad office.
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Houston
San Antonio
Bexar County
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Katy
San Jacinto Battlefield
Houston Ship Channel
Rice Institute
Open Forum Letter Critiques City Streets Sanitation
Mrs Chas H Sewell from Philadelphia urges publication to criticize San Antonio streets. She notes rain mud dust blowing from neglected sidewalks and urges the street commissioner to improve cleanliness and sanitation before attracting tourists.
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Chas
H. Sewell
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Loyce Tene Williams
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Andrew Mor
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