Roosevelt Era Dinner Highlights Florida Politics
Miami coverage recalls a February dinner for James A. Farley with F B Stutts and editor power. Discussion centers on Democratic loyalty and Roosevelt era appointments. Also notes a Paris auction of historic flags and banker Ed C Rompf promoting tax relief for homes and small farms to boost Florida growth.
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Roosevelt Warwick
F. B. Stutts
Miami Herald
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Florida
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New York
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate approves mass army training camps for jobless youths
The Senate added 23 300 000 to a military appropriation to run Citizens Training Camps for about 84 000 jobless youths. Senator Couzens moved to open regular army posts to youths roaming the land, with Reed edging the plan. Camps would last 12 months under army discipline, for youths 16 to 21 who have been jobless for six months.
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Senate
Anly
Nelles
Couxens
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Michigan
Reed
Pennsylvania
Billy Sunday Attacked, Seeks Rest After Indigestion Attacks
Des Moines report says evangelist William A Sunday will remain in his hotel room to recover from a second acute indigestion attack in a week. His assistant Marty Clarke will handle revival duties as Sunday recuperates after the Saturday night sermon left him speechless.
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Burglary Insurance Rates Expected Up in Texas
Melvin Roulf of Houston, president of the State Bankers' Association, told fifth district members in Dallas today that greater preparations against bandits are planned and burglary insurance rates would rise in Texas within the year. He noted the association's $5000 reward for dead bank robbers, stressed in the Texas Bankers' Record last week.
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Feo
Melvin Roulf
Houston
State Bankers’ Association
Texas
Texas ‘Bankers’ Record
Pickett Taken to Austin for Trial
John M. Pickett, sentenced to 99 years after conviction for criminal attack on Mrs. Hazel Ditlehey, is escorted to Austin by three deputy sheriffs to stand trial for the fatal shooting of Edgar C. Arledger, a Texas university student, on September 19.
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Hazel Ditlehey
Austin
Edgar C. Arledger
Texan University
State Oil Suit Set for March 20
Austin Feb 13 The state's 17,000,000 anti trust suit against 15 major oil corporations was set for trial on March 20 in Ninety eighth District Court by Judge J D Moore today.
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Austin
Moora
280 Reported Dead in Chinese Quake
Official reports state 280 people were killed and 300 seriously injured in a powerful earthquake in northwest Kanau province. The disaster struck during December, with regional authorities assessing the damage and calling for aid.
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Kaneu
Hearing of Thio Charged in Lindbergh Plot Continued
Roanoke Va Feb 14 The hearing in the case against Norman Hervey 25 Ethel Harvey and Joe Bryant 19 charged with extortion and conspiracy against Col Charles A Lindbergh was continued until Saturday by US Commissioner Charles Fox Jr The bail reductions left Harvey at 7500 and Bryant at 5000 both unable to post bond Mrs Harvey is under bond of 5000 posted by her mother Federal Investigator John M North of the US Bureau of Investigation returned to Washington after questioning the trip and finding no link to the Lindbergh kidnapping last March
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Hts
Norman Hervey
Ehel Harvey
Joe Bryant
Charles A. Lindbergh
United Stats
Charles Fox Jr
Foxales
Harvey
Bryant
M. Xorth
United States Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Lindbergh
Ing
Doctor Asks Sam in Hospital Fall
Dr Charles Hubar a Middie town New York physician applied for a workmen compensation award claiming a hospital operating room fall caused a mill fracture injuring his vision. The report notes the injury occurred while employed at the hospital.
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New York
Charles Hubar
Middie+town
N. Y
Workmen’s Compensation Lawa
Baruch Urges Balanced Budget At Senate Hearings
Bernard M. Baruch testified at the Senate Finance Committee prosperity hearings urging a sharp debt reduction via a balanced budget and sound money. He opposed gold dollar revaluation and inflation by paper currency, warning that continued deficits threaten national security and starvation risks.
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INS
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
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Senate Finance Committee
Bernard.m. Baruches
Industries“ Board
Advlter
Congress
Treasury
Oh for a Lincoln now in debt ridden america
Poem by George E Phair lamenting perpetual debt and inequality. It imagines Lincoln-like action to free farmers from crushing debt and workers from poverty while banks grow rich and grain stores overflow. The voice calls for national reform and economic justice.
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Lincoln
George E, Phair
Texas Senate weighs highway graft charges and probes
The Texas Senate voted to launch an inquiry into Governor Ferguson's charge of a $1,000,000 depreciation in state highway bond values and opened discussion on broader highway commission probes. The House read Ferguson's message but took no action as heated debate followed. Sources cited Moore Lynn as the information source, with continued coverage on Page 3.
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Senate
Investi
Miriam
Petgucon
House
Fergusen
Highway Commission
Ferguson
Pebobe
Woodruff
Highway Department
Woodrutt
Perguson
Roy Sanderford
Belton
Moore Lynn
3 Miss Death as Generator Explodes at Auto Company
Three employees at the San Antonio Bolt company on Broadway and Fifth Street narrowly escaped death when a 125-pound carbide generator exploded in the paint shop. The blast ripped roof iron, sent debris 200 feet high, and damaged several cars in the lot. Workers Wilson Webb Ignacio Buato and T. Sollee were within ten feet of the tank as it exploded, with flying shrapnel and corrosive fumes injuring none. company officials offered no immediate explanation for the accident.
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San Antonio Bult Company
Broadway
Fifth Street
Ee Company
Thiae
Wilson Webb
Tgnacio Buato
T. Sollee
Yvor
Warm Weather Predicted For San Antonio Early Week
The weather bureau forecasts warm conditions to linger through Monday and Tuesday with temperatures rising from around 50s to the 80s. Expect partly cloudy skies Tuesday, light winds, and a slight dip in temperatures later in the day. East and West Texas also seeing warmer readings.
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Weather Bureau
Booth
Maudley
West Texas
Nus
Ainerlen
Boxer Emile Schaaf Undergoes Brain Surgery
New York Feb 13 Surgeons performed a three hour operation to remove a clot and relieve a localized hemorrhage at the base of the brain in boxer Emile Schaaf. The official statement said he moved his left arm post op but remains in critical condition for at least 24 hours. Doctor Byron Stookey noted swelling in the motor area and that it is uncertain if the bleeding has stopped.
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New York
Emile Schaaf
Boston
Schaar
Byron Stookey
Schaat
Stookey
Amerinit
Solon Proposes Oil Settlement
Senator Nye introduces a measure to authorize the government to accept five million dollars in satisfaction of an eight million two hundred seventeen thousand six hundred sixty six dollar judgment against Pan American Petroleum and Richfield Oil of California arising from the Dik Fills oil lease cases. The public lands committee is summoned for quick action.
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Washington, D. C
Pan-American Petroleum Company
OM Company
California
Nye
Republican
North Pakota
Public Lands Committee
Denison Ruling Delayed By Witt In Texas
Austin Feb 13 Edgar F Witt Newtenant governor said he would not rule before tomorrow on whether Governor Miriam A Ferguson could resubmit the appointment of F L Denison of Tempe as chairman of the state highway commission Denison had been rejected once by the senate Mrs Ferguson sent his name back to the senate the next day
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Witt Austin
Edgar F.witt
Newtenant
Miriam A. Ferguson
F. L. Denison
Tempte
State Highway Commission
Senate
Kidnapping of Charles Boettcher II Traced to Denver Gang
Denver February report of the abduction of Charles Boettcher II, a 32 year old Yale graduate and investment broker, by two unidentified men. A ransom demand of 60,000 to 80,000 was circulated in a personal ad and the family remained silent as police and associates hunted for clues on the suspect hideout and motive.
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Itm
Folie
Charles Boettcher II
Agen Today
Jo~ Can
Boettcher
Big Wife
Charlie
Lindbergh
Paris
Yale
Ha near court drops case against four men in kahuhawai assault
In Ha wailu court four men of mixed and Japanese heritage were cleared on the charge of attacking Mrs. Thomas H. Massie naval lieutenant's wife. Massie testified about the事件 as prosecutors sought manslaughter links to a separate 1929 assault, while one suspect faced parolee considerations.
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Sgnvise
Thomas H. Masole
Noir Honohlu
John G. Kelley
Qohanes S. Davis Wolle
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Hawiiian
Henry Chang
Horace Ida
David Taukul
Massie
Grace Forescua
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Edward Lord
Albert Jones
Fish Spring
Lawrence
M. Tuga
Lord
Jones Bave
Navy
Homebay
Territorial Prison Board
Chane
Kahuhawai
Jan
Kahsshawai
Johnson Remains in Grave Condition
TYLER, Texas, Feb. 43-1- Cont Jobson, veteran member of the state highway colsutlssion, re mained in a critical condition to day. He had been seriously 11 al most two weeks of what physicians described as a general pun own condition, miss Amerbein- GOODYEAR DIVIDEND CUT AKRON, Ohio, rb. im -Di rectors of Goodyear Tire and Rur ber company today cut the pre ferred quarterly dividend payment from $1.1 to 50 cents.
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Texas
Jobson
Miss Amerbein
Goodyear
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire and
Rurber Company
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Texas Regions
Cloudy with rain expected Monday night then partly cloudy Tuesday with cooler conditions. Lows around 40 Monday night and highs near 85 on Monday or 80 Tuesday in parts, light to moderate southerly winds shifting westward. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies, cooler in the northwest, with breezier nights and variable temperatures across the state.
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Texas
Merle Diag
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