Democrats Fire Opening Gun of 1927 Campaign
The Democratic National Committee launches a nationwide campaign to attack the Republican administration. Charles White and Richard Linthicum spearhead a multi‑week effort to expose unmet pledges, tax policy, and appropriations, targeting gaps in Republican leadership for the upcoming congressional battles.
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Washington
DE. C
Democratis
Honal Uhanan White
Senate
House
Congress
George White
Richard Linthienm
Pat. Harrison
Mississippi
Jef Eyre
South Carolina
Piedgen
Kmoot
Donocralia
Hury
Tian
Ex Sheriff Gies Facts and Claims in Interview
An interview excerpts quoted ex sheriff Gies describing events and people from Houston and surrounding areas. He references Anderson, Austin, and issues spanning years, with remarks on illnesses, hospital figures, and a mix of personal anecdotes about health, appetite, and daily life in his later years. The text contains fragmented names and places, with several garbled phrases.
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Anderson
Austin
Naealienif
Ul Farris
Houston
Aince
Tanti
Hogan
Mexican currency ban hits cross-border trade fears
Reports from Mexico City say President Obregon authorized measures to ban American currency in the republic while American gold remains legal. Tourists were detained for carrying dollars as authorities aim to drain liquidity from hoarded currency, with officials suggesting the ban could be reversed or expanded.
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Otuewop
Lorelgo Cuaney
Afesfco
San Antone
Billy
United State
Mexico
New York Exchange
Col
Raiz
Placig
Goley
Old Cases Called in Twelfth District Murder Docket
About twelve murder cases were called in the party-fifth district court Tuesday morning. Several defendants failed to appear and bonds were forfeited. The Catarina Rodrigies case connected to the death near Losuga settlement was postponed due to counsel issues. Defendants facing murder charges with forfeited bonds include Flores, Lamb, Waller, Harris, and others. Millard and Chapa faced robbery and homicide counts and were not present.
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Catarina Rodrigies
Horace Brown
Relah Wednessley
Ian Flores
Thong Lamb
William Waller
Harris
Abrahanyuit
Valtivid Laie
Fran
Trial starts for Olu and others in Tulsa detective case
The district court opened proceedings amid charges of murder and drug involvement. Key figures include Tulsa officials and a lawyer linked to the case. The defendant faced a violent incident with alleged overdoses and improvised safety failures cited by prosecutors.
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Tulsa
Olu
Gma Torre
Fromionk Atlumney
Timea
Miss Gorden
Throm
Andy
Ared
Jhumen
Alka
Mrs Raber Jury Row Returns to Court in Ohio Case
In Cleveland a hundred person venire faced Women were barred from juror seats as defense lawyers push to exclude female jurors in the murder trial of Mrs. Raber. The trial resumed after a five day recess and five days grace under statute. Four women and five men had been tentatively accepted as jurors.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dudge Maurice Berton
Baber
Daniel J. Baber
Bernon
William J. Corrigan
General Hines to keynote San Antonio Chamber event
Maj. Gen. John To Hines will keynote the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce council meeting at the Gunter hotel on Tuesday July 12. G B Yandel, chamber manager, says several other prominent figures will attend as council bursts. Hines plans to arrive late this week after service in France and decorations from the U. S. and France.
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John To. Hines
Camp ‘Pro
San Antonio
Hines
Xandell
Tinns
James 4. McRan
James
Brethor
France
Sabinat Chanber
Commerce
Rafael Riley
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Deane Wascoll
Habisat Chime Ber
Mr. Riley
Riley
Thieves Loot Homes During Local Powwow Celebration
During a disrupted celebration in San Antonio, burglars robbed several homes on Center Meadow near 771. Masks hid the occupants' views as thieves entered multiple residences and departed with valuables. No injuries reported.
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San Antinians
Burglwa
Ent er y Theft Cases and Local Wool Mill News
A string of burglaries is reported across several addresses including 409 North Dyle street and 110 Yellowstone street with stolen clothing, a pistol, watch, gold charm, and narcotics among items taken from homes and an office. Separate notes discuss Sabinal Chamber endorsing a wool and mohair mill in San Antonio and Texas cotton pool assurances with rising state quotas and ongoing contracting efforts.
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J. Simmons
West Ural Place
Walten Brown
North
Dvle Street
Alan
Vensley
Yellowstones
J. L. Binio
West Agurita Avenue
George Woeebach
Hicks Building
Lottery charges in alleged Totten wiveng case
Alleged lottery operation led to six arrests and a police stakeout in North Carpoo Street. Investigators from the Inelign court prepared for filing charges while the case remains in abeyance. Authorities describe the scheme as a thriving money venture with proceeds over a thousand dollars.
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Totten
Caloy
Hix Ghinesa
Steritts Subla
Charaia
Moray
Mui
Felicva
Avai
Prohibition Parade Prompts Mixed Rhetoric Across City
Fragmented report notes a march supporting temperance on Owen Avenue with hundreds in line including 24 pollmen and 12 officials. Mentions U S Senators Wadsworth and Underwood and a broader talk of constitutional amendments and reform, amid confusion over counts and roles.
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Prohibition Organizitiony
Anu
Owen Avenue
Acliaus
Wadsworth
Onider
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