Kerr refugees cared for by Red Cross relief effort
Kerrville Texas July disaster relief reports nearly two hundred homeless Kerr County residents aided by Red Cross tents food and clothing. Albert Evans from San Antonio to lead relief and rehabilitation with Dr C D Wescott at the Velez Hospital. State officials declared sanitary conditions safe and typhoid serum available if needed. Roads open to camps west and south. Charles Greenleaf buried by mother’s authority. Eugene Campbell 11 hanged himself after heartbreak.
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Hunt
Berrville
Legion
M. &. Anderson
HL. Ehlers
M. A. Maite
Austin
Mn. Canse
Riverside
Plunderere
Highway Department
Charles Greenleaf
Four Enlisted Men Hurt in Manila Landing
The Thirty-first United States Infantry returned to Manila today from Shanghai. During the landing of about 1200 officers and men from the transport Republic a gangplank slipped and fell 50 feet, injuring four enlisted men.
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Manila
United States
Shanghai
Republic
San Antonio Area Roads Partially Open Amid Floods Recede
High water tied up Texas highways with San Antonio to Uvalde closed and may stay shut until Monday. Furlong of the highway department notes limited routes, washouts on Nueces river approaches, and alternate paths via Kerrville and Dodge Springs. Uvalde to Eagle Pass remains open, as does No 2 to Laredo and Houston routes through Beeville Victoria and Wharton.
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San Antonio
W. H. Furlong
Highway Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
Uvelde
Furlong
Uvalde
Kertvile
Reek Springs
Nueces
Otulla
Houston
Beeville
Goliad
Victoria
Wharton
O. 8
Three Rivere
Mathis
Lo Corpus Christi
Father of Three Receives Diploma in Everett
Joseph L. Kaplan aged 37, longtime assessor and father of three, was graduated from Everett High School in a recent ceremony, reflecting a personal achievement amid his public service role.
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Everett, Mess
Joseph L. Kaplan
Everett High School
Three Alvers Feel Flood. Continued From Page One
Flood damage across Crystal City and Kerr County dominates reports. Debris, stranded residents, and isolated towns characterize the disaster as crews repair roads and restore services. Livestock losses mount. hundreds of thousands in damages expected as telephony returns and detours enable outside contact. A Michigan man drowned during a rescue attempt is among the day’s grim notes.
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Crystal City
Uvalde
Garrizo Springs
Carrizo Springs
Dilley
Laredo
Charles H. Greenteal
Oliver, Mich
Kerryiile
Howell Prieut
Tras
Legion
Uvaldemnay
Toribio Alvarez
Frio
Hoover, Garner Clash Over Unemployment Relief Plan
A White House conference failed to bridge the gap between President Hoover and House leaders on the $2.122 billion unemployment relief bill. Hoover insisted on excluding aid to certain individuals while Speaker Garner and lawmakers demanded broader access, signaling a likely veto if the bill remains in its current form. The session also touched on allocations for Indiana relief, public works funding, and the Reconstruction Finance Corp. dispute, with Senate leaders wary of adjournment until the bill passes.
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White House
House
Congress
Garvey
Garner
Mills
Treasury
Senate
Meyer
Federal Teste Board
Inanato
Secretary of the Treasury
Wagner
New York
Shiané
Crisp
Georgia
Mustache Valet Hale Hearty Af Seventy One
The excerpt describes Denon and Wahelia Ter in a 26 year span tending an imperial mustache. Haley, inventor, created a method at night using lotion for a slick mustache, likened to a baronet.
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Hale
Hearty
Denon
Wahelia Ter
Haley
Stitt
Presbyterian Church lecture series continues Wednesday
The Presbyterian Church will discuss the reading faiths of the Chris tian tradition in a Wednesday night continuation of a series at Travis Park Methodist church. Hymns by Presbyterian writers will be used, and a reading of a mold by George C. Baker Un will be offered, with the choir performing.
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Presbyterian Church
Aly Travis Park Methodist Church
Open Forum and Caucus Reflections on Delegation Votes
Letters discuss mayoral fuel cuts for fire and police, civil service, and a 1928 Texas delegation caucus. Ad Wirtz from Beeville defends Garner support and explains Texas and California voting shifts toward Roosevelt after the third ballot.
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Texas
California
Garner
Roose
Ad. Wirtz
Bevuln
Police and Fire Wage Cuts Rapped by Taxpayer Letter
A taxpayer letter denounces wage cuts for polesmen and firemen as ruinous. The writer argues that salaries as low as 873 a month would deter risk and asks officials to rethink reducing pay to protect the public and families. The note condemns unnecessary spending and defends public servants.
Organized Drys Plan Get Together
Washington July 6 organized drys laid plans for a get together next week on the presidential campaign while wets sought action to modify or repeal prohibitory laws. Dr Schwin C Dinwiddie executive secretary of the national prohibition board of strategy called the meeting for July 16 18.
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Washington, D. C
Drys
Congresslonal
Schwin C. Dinwiddie
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Nurila Pain Relief Ad Claims Rapid, Opiate Free Aid
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