TREAGER SAYS SMITH ADS EN GARBER S CHANCES
Rene B Créager of Brownsville criticizes Smith's bid and notes Garner as the party favorite with strong support. Dallas hosts the Republican state executive meeting while San Antonio may host the Democratic convention. Texas delegates and two thirds rule are cited as factors aiding Garner.
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Hn Gerber
Alfred E. Smith
Rene B. Créager
Brownaville
Republican National Committeementam
Teuas
San Antonio
Republican State Executive Committee
Dallas
Greager
Garner
Texas
Mcrease
Hoover
Creager
New York
Boston
Washington
Franklin, D. Roosevelt
Explorers Reach Peiping on 800 Mile Asia Trek
The Haardt-Citroen expedition arrives in Peiping after an 800 mile trek across Asia. Miss Barbara Schirmen, daughter of diplomat Jacob Gould Schurman, and Vladimir Petropaviosky, a Russian expedition member, reveal engagement. They will marry tomorrow at the American legation after a year apart.
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Peiping
China
Haardt-Citroen
Asia
Barbara Schirmen
Jacob Gould Schurman
Vladimir Petropaviosky
Thalia Massie speaks on life after attack in Pearl Harbor
Mrs Massie describes her recovery, defiance, and ongoing trauma amid Honolulu publicity. She praises resilience, cites lax law enforcement on sex offenses, and discusses the looming second trial of five men linked to the attack that left her jaw broken and body bruised. Lieutenant Massie stands by as she recounts the night at Ala Moana and the public reaction.
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Gilbert Parker
Siib Aseitaln
Honolulu
Thalia Massie
Massie
Thomas Massie
United States Navy
Pearl Harbor
Massié
Alton
Uagall
Ala Moana Boulevard
Ater
Four Await Trial in Honor Slaying Indictments
Photo from the Honolulu police station shows Albert O. Jones naval enlisted man Mrs Grace Fortescue mother of Mrs Massie Edward J. Lard naval enlisted man and Lieutenant Massie. Indictments were returned against all four.
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Honolulu
Albert O. Jones
Grace Fortescue
Massie
Edward J. Lard
Relief Bill Vote Delayed as Senators Out of Town
Senate leaders postponed a Monday vote on unemployment relief bills carrying 750 million to be split between road work and relief. Thomas McMahon, president of the United Textile Workers, urged federal aid to feed and clothe the unemployed, while James J. Gonnelly of the Manufacturers Association argued against federal dole, warning it could be unnecessary.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Homas
McMahon
We United Textile Workers of
Vierlen
James J. Gonnelly
Iine
Manufacurers Association
Marshall Free On 1 Charge In Texas
Schuyler Marshall Jr a red haired former Dallas county sheriff was acquitted in a burglary case arising from the attempted break in of the Farmers and Merchants Bank at Ferris on November 17. District Judge Tom Ball ordered a not guilty verdict after a dramatic trial featuring a fist fight an alleged witness intimidation and three perjury charges against witnesses.
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Waxahachile
Texas
Schuyler Marshal Jr
Dallas County
Stauds
Ellis
Tarrant
Tom Ball Yester
J. Robert Kelly
Marshall
Crasy Victim Treated After City Collision
Garl Scheel aged 60 of 407 Cottonwood Street was treated at Robert B. Grew Hospital Friday for injuries from a collision at Water and Lafitte streets Thursday night.
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Crasy
Garl Scheel
Cottonwood Street
Robert B. Grew Hospital
Water and Lafitte Streets
Forced Landing by Cadet DeLonge Near Beeville
Cadet M. E. DeLonge, a Kelly field student flier, was forced to land a bomber Friday afternoon near Beeville during a cross country flight to Corpus Christi and back. The aircraft developed motor trouble and landed safely. Accompanying him were Gidels J. D., WG. Jensen, and P. P. Glen.
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M. E. DeLonge
Kelly Eld
Beeville
Corpus Christi
Gidels J. D
Pits Son
WG. Jensen
P.P. Glen
Hoarding Campaign Tied to Enid Store Stunt
In Enid Oklahoma on February 12 a woman dressed an Enid store with ten 50 cent pieces from 1814 to 1874, possibly linked to President Hoover’s anti hoarding drive. Police report notes the unusual display and dates involved.
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Okla
Hoover
Enid
Roosevelt entry uncertain in Massachusetts primary
Albany February 12 The entry of Governor Franklin D Roosevelt in the Massachusetts presidential primary remains undecided. James A Errey state chairman predicts Roosevelt may win New Hampshire first test against Alfred E Smith, while strength in Bay State is uncertain.
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Albany
Franklin D. Troosevelt
Massachusetts
Alfred RE. Smith
James A. Errey
Roosevelt
Bay State
Smith
New Hampshire
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