Farley Elected Chairman of Democratic Committee in Chicago
James A. Parley of New York was elected chairman by acclamation at Chicago tonight with Governor Roosevelt backing the move. John H. McCoory proposed Farley, a New Yorker and head of New York’s democratic central committee. The defeated John J. Raskob left a $470000 deficit report and notes to secure funds. Robert Jackson of New Hampshire was re elected secretary by acclamation. Jackson was one of the Roosevelt camp’s Four Horsemen.
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Chicago
LINS
James A. Parley
New York
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Neon Committee
Roosevelt
Farrey
John H. McCoory
Brooklyn
New Yorker
New York Democratic Central Committee
New York Boxing Commission
John J. Raskob Sur
County Trust Company
Raskob
Anive
Roosevelt Machine
Robert Jackson
New Hampshire
Democratic National Committee
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Cummings
Jackson
Book Store Suit Amicably Settled
In a federal court Saturday the suit of W. E. Baldwin was amicably settled after consolidation with several cross suits by agreement of attorneys. Fred W. Kingdon, receiver of Gammell's Books, Austin, will handle the claim. The books will be returned to Baldwin.
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Fred W.kingdon
Gammell
Fore of
Austin
Baldwin
Law Books
Lost valuables ad via Light Classified Act ETSA
Occupant seeks return of purse or valuables announced under the Light Classified Act and ETSA. No extra charges apply. Call Gr. 3400 for details and collection.
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ETSA
TSA
Norris Fights Hoover Again
Senator Norris of Nebraska declared he will back Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt in the presidential race. He criticized Hoover’s record and framed the choice as a clash between organized monopoly and the common people, predicting progressive citizens nationwide will follow his lead in supporting Roosevelt.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Norris
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Hoosewelt
United States
Roosevelt
Borah-Sheppard Ticket Proposed by Dry Crusader
Dr Clarence True Wilson a Methodist church activist endorses a dry third party with Borah as president and Morris Sneppard as running mate predicting a sweeping national victory. He condemns both Democratic and Republican platforms and argues prohibition has benefited morals and prosperity under past governance.
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Dry Crusader
Portland
Ore
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Church
Borsh
Morris Sneppard
Dr. Wilson
Bandit Escapes With 20 After Trolley Holdup
A street car bandit stole about 20 dollars from A. M. Buggs, operator of the Lakeview street car, at the end of the line on Butz street. Buggs said the thief wore white shirt and white trousers and rode in as the sole passenger.
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Bandit
A. M. Buggs
Lakeview
Jine
Butz Street
Buggs
Women regarded for cabinet roles in Roosevelt era
Chicago July 3 Jins Farley hinted several women could join a Roosevelt administration if he wins the presidency. He stressed women deserve the same consideration as men in party affairs and indicated support for feminine political participation.
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Chicago
Franklin, D. Roosevelt
James A Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Faosevell
Wisconsin U. Head Lands Wet Stand of Conventions
Chicago July with Dr Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin declaring the Democratic repeal stand and Republican moist plank mark a fresh beginning for temperance and decency He says prohibition laws have become a magnet for the underworld and a highway for gangsters.
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U. Head
Cricago
TNS
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Lnst
Prank
Fort of
Borah Denies Move to Head Third Party Bid
Idaho Senator William E. Borah denied reports he favored heading a third party and condemned proposals for a prohibition platform. The telegram from Borah stated he had made no commitment and was not a candidate for president, despite inquiries from supporters and associations.
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Role
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William E. Borah
Republican
Lar
Karl Mhard Jerrty
Compromise bill relief plan outlined by conference committee
Washington July 2 A compromise general relief bill providing 1.89 billion for loans to states municipalities firms and individuals along with 300 million for public works was sent to drafting experts. The conference committee reconciling Wagner and Garver bills planned to offer the rewritten measure when Congress meets after recess. The bill notes a 1.5 billion fund for loans via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and a 300.6 million distress aid fund with a 300.09 million public works program funded by the treasury.
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Wagner
Garver
Congress
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury Department
Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate
Medina Lake Rises Over Eleven Feet After Heavy Rains
Reports say Medina Lake swelled more than 11 feet due to heavy rains in the Medina River watershed. Water levels are rising at about nine inches per hour, with 23 feet to the spillway top and fishermen hopeful for better season ahead.
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Medina Lake
Medine River
Catholic university to crack down on cribbing in exams
Washington July 2 The board of deans at Catholic university approves a new rule to punish cribbing on exams. Students found guilty will be flunked in the examination and placed on one month probation. Four offenses mean expulsion.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Catholic University
Board of Deans
Secret Societies Reemerge in China After Kuomintang Decline
Unrest in China spurs a revival of secret societies once common before and after the revolution. Many clans fused with the Kuomintang, but as the nationalist party dissolves new secret groups are forming.
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China
Peiping
Kuomintang
Weather Summary From Sunday Turbulent Across Regions
The report lists total precipitation for the period at 4.23 inches, with monthly and yearly totals noted. It mentions forecasts for Sunday evening, temperatures, and wind details across multiple cities and towns, including Montgomery and New York, in a periodical weather summary style.
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EL Ameritas
Dackeonville
Pin
Sconnan Cny
Montgomery
Ortekne
Dalay
N.Y
Kinherna
City
Weslaco Business Man Found Dead in Own Action
Weslaco Texas July 2 J X Smith was found shot to death today at his daughter Mrs RB B Morgan home The coroner s verdict was death by own action Smith a former Weslaco business man came here from Hot Springs Arkansas He is survived by his widow and five children
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J. x. Smith
B. Morgan
Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
Ohio Firm Workers Build Own Golf Course
Cincinnati July 2 Employes of the Unions and Electric company financed and constructed a 3000 yard 36 stroke par golf course for their workers. It is said to be among the first industrial golf courses in the section of the country.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Unions and Electric Company
Barrington Celebrates Two Silver Weddings
Viscount Barrington, of Shrivenham Berkshire, marks his eighty fourth birthday and celebrates two silver wedding anniversaries, a rare distinction among twice married men.
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Berkshire
Eng
Viscount Barrington
Committee to Decide Garner Ballot Action
In Dallas the committee weighs placing Hal Brennan of Laredo on the July Democratic primary ballot for Congress in the Fifteenth district to succeed John N. Garner. The decision rests with the state executive committee. secretary Albert Sidnby Johnston was unavailable. Filing had closed June 6 after Garner’s Chicago nomination.
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Hal Brennen
Laredo
The
American Legion
Congress
John N. Garmer
Albert Sidnby Johnston
State Committee
Brennan
Chicago
Garner
Brennan Seeks Garner's Seat in Fifteenth District
Hal Brennan of Laredo announces for the Democratic nomination to run for the Fifteenth district seat held by John N Garner. The note is released from Chicago after Garner was nominated for vice president at the Democratic convention. The Brennan family details support from District Attorney John Walls headed organization.
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Garner
Laredo
American Legion
Congress
Fifteenth
John N. Garner
Brennan
Chicago
Speaker Garner
Zarl Brennan
John Walls
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