Favorite Son in Ohio Race
Washington dispatch: a favorite son campaign in Ohio against Senator Borah’s presidential bid coincides with Borah’s open letter to Spokesman Review editors. Taft, son of a former president, will wage a primary fight as Borah urges national convention reforms and voter delegate selection. Activities also touch Roosevelt electoral prospects and Kansas Leaden? landon support.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
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Whic Borah
Eta
Centres Committee of
Robert A. Taft
Borah
Spokesmiani Review
Spokane
Wash
Horah
Roosevelt
Repubican Party
Tami
Suporte Sons
SEC
James A. FE
Farer
Florida
William J. Howey
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
John P. Tartis
Hellenil
Col Franknox
Chitzeo
Topeka
Landon
George A. Davis
American Federation of Teachers
St. Inne
Italy Captures Amba Alaji In Eritrean Front
Frome Feb 28 Italian forces claim capture of Amba Alaji, a historic point from 1895, as Marshal Badoglio reports movement toward the objective from 16 to 12 miles away. Emperor Haile Selassie urges swift extension of League sanctions against Italy and opposes territory stripping proposals.
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Frome
Amba
Alaji
Amba Alaji
Ethiopia
Aduwa Ta
Eshier
Pietro Badoglio
East Africa
Amba Alaj
Badoglio
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Associated Press
League of Nations
Italy
Oklahoma Cowboy Congressman Bets On Roosevelt Support
Oklahoma congressman B. I. Gassaway reports in Washington that the New Deal faces stiff opposition but Roosevelt appears stronger. He quips about past violence in Oklahoma against horse thieves and warns opponents may face a tougher climate if they vote against the president.
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Oklahoma
Washington, D.C
Asleves
B. 1
Washington
Roosevelt
Greek King Hits Trolley Unhurt In Athens
King George of Greece, driving his own automobile, collided with a streetcar in Athens but escaped injury. Officials say the incident caused minor damage and no fatalities. The royals requested privacy as officials investigated the event.
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Athens
Fes
George
Greece
Protest Planned Over Cody Statue Display in Dallas
In Dallas two United Daughters of the Confederacy chapters will file a formal protest against featuring a Col. William F. Cody statue as the Dallas hall of fame frontispiece at the Texas Centennial Exposition. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum, though opposing the choice, defends history noting Buffalo Bill Cody as a notable figure, while local Confederate groups label him a Union spy.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Col
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bi
Dallas Hall of Fine Arts
Ter
Gulgon Borghim
Stulpter
Buffelo Fal
Borglum
Cody
Commerce Secretary Under Wilson Dies at 84
Gallatin Missouri February 2 1927 Judge Joshua W Alexander 84 former secretary of commerce under Woodrow Wilson and longtime congressman died at his home after a short illness He served in Wilsons cabinet from December 11 1918 to March 4 1921 and was succeeded by Herbert Hoover at Harding inauguration
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Commerce
Wilson
Gallatin
Joshua W. Alexander
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Alexander
Herbert Heather
Warren G. Harding
Weather details and scattered data from Fort Worth area
A messy weather bulletin lists temperatures and precipitation figures with assorted garbled text. It includes notices of tide times at Aransas Pass and scattered references to locations like Abilene, Chady, and Fort Worth. The piece also mentions a Fort Worth ministers institute with Rev. Clifford Weaver addressing attendees.
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Aransas
Abilene
Pex
Apungueryne
Tex
Allan
Ta AL Sten
Chiao
Chris
Uni Ate Tec Des Meier
Jura Luiga
Mts Kan
el Bago
Rex F Phark
Mearalie
Merteciner Beans Cay
Brean Citar City
Gianadia
Nein
Vienne
Ann" Bitt Burkt
Suisebint
Uyeor Ba Sh
Winlita
Kan
Witileten
Winnin
Ex-Cashier Indicted Three Times in Bank Crimes
Garland Owens former cashier of First State Bank of Somerset was indicted three times by the Criminal District Court grand jury. Indictments allege theft over $50 with $150 taken from bank president Charles A Fischer on November 24 1935, forgery of AL Newman’s name on a $700 note and passing it at Somerset bank on May 12, and theft of $260 from the bank on December 28.
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Garland Owens
First State Bank of
Somerset
Criminal District Court
Grand Jury
Owens
Charles A. Fischer
Ace Ab von Ormy
AL. Newman
Rosyville
Texas
Somerset Bank
Otna
Federal Tax Board Lacks Meeting Place This April
Postmaster Dan J Quill faced a dilemma on Friday as the Federal Tax Board must hold a U S tax appeals court in April but the Federal District courtroom would be closed. He requested a vacant county courthouse courtroom but County Commissioner Robert replied there is no alert due to free events in the courthouse.
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Federal Tax Board
Dan J. Quill
Board of
U.S. Tax Appeals
Federal District
Robert
Tex as week in 3A opening observance in San Antonio
Texas Week in 3A begins with a mass meeting Sunday at 7 15 p m in the Municipal Auditorium marking the centennial of Texas independence. Local patriotic groups will appear in period costumes reading the declaration and M D chants with music by a combined choir from several churches.
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San Antonio
Musicipal
Aspices of
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Loval Patriotic Organizations
Mark's Episcopal Church
Cluist Episcopal Church
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Lest Presbyterian ¢Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Walter Dunham
FL. A. Neusmeister
Lutheral Pastor's Council
Strip Mill Gains Lead In Nation’s Steel Growth
Pittsburgh reports George T. Ladd of United Engineering and Foundry cites 25000000 dollars invested in continuous hot strip mills with more to come. His firm operates 14 of 22 mills and is building a 100 inch mill for Carnegie Illinois Steel, expected to be the largest in the world. In Houston a debate tournament opens with 14 San Antonio, Alamo Heights and other high schools competing tonight.
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Pittsburgh
George T. Ladd
United Engineering and Foundry Company
Ladd
Carnegie-Tllinois Steel Corporation
Alamo Heights
Houston
Schiors
Iclude
Alamo ‘Heights
San Antonio
Younger Women Like This Easy Laxative
A quirky ad claims a mint flavored laxative eases stomach upset and provides gentle action through the bowels. It touts a pleasant taste and rapid effect with a “mint tringe” and mentions a digestible ingredient and a promise of a money back guarantee.
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