Prohibition Party Reveals Plans for Nationwide Campaign
Leaders of the Prohibition party outlined a station wide plan for a national campaign to back its presidential and vice presidential nominees. William D. Upshaw was nominated for president and Frank S. Regan for vice president. Borah remains a possible target for alignment with dry groups.
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Andianapolie
Prohibiion Party
Dty
Willam
E. Borah
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Naional
House of Representatives
Prohibition Party
Frank S. Regan
Rockford
Boraw
Doshew
Borah
National Prohibition Board of Wrateey
National Conference of
Washington
Idaho
B. Leigh Colvin
New York
Edward E. Blake
Wheaton
Chicago
Nationals Committee
George D. Higveer
Pittsburgh
Agray W. Kidder
Barre
William D. Martin
Wehbrauck Heights
N. J
Moses and Hoover Discuss Politics at White House
In Washington July Senator Moses of New Hampshire Republican said he spoke on politics with President Hoover at a brief White House conference. He declined to clarify the topics or confirm any discussion of the Wagner-Garza relief bill. Hoover conferred with James R. Gare head of the Cleveland committee that framed the Republican platform.
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Washington, D. C
Moses
New Hampshire
Oven Site
White House
Hoover
James R. Garehead
Cleveland
Ohia
Urge for Beer Legalization Vote in Congress
Washington July 8 More than 70 Republicans in the House signed a petition to Speaker Garner urging an immediate roll call on a 3.2 percent beer bill. In the Senate a Bingham measure to legalize and tax beer was the pending business with supporters pressing for a vote before adjournment.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Bingham
Connecticut
House
Garner
Socialists disown new Liberty fusion in Kansas City
Chicago July reports say the Socialist party repudiated any fusion with the Liberty party formed in Kansas City this week. National campaign manager Clarence Senior denies Norman Thomas name listed for Liberty party president and says the Socialist party was not represented at the conference.
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New Liberty Party
Chicago
Socialist Party
Liberty Party
Kansas City
Clarence Senior
National
Norman Thomas
Sanders Confers With G O P Leaders in New York
Everett Eanners, chairman of the Republican national committee, arrived from Chicago with J R Null and moved to meet New York Republican leaders for a general conference on July 8. The trio began discussions with state and city party figures to align strategies and bolster campaign efforts.
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Sanders
G.O.P
New York
Everett Eanners
Chicago
J. R. Null
National Committee
Republican Whisperers Declare Roosevelt Deaf
Albany dispatch reports a GOP whispering campaign accusing Governor Roosevelt of being deaf. Photographs at the Democratic national convention allegedly show him with an ear trumpet, but the item is identified as a Columbia Broadcasting seat-lapel microphone used to pick up voices across the country.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Shomias
Garner Rak Kleberg Telegram Urges Kleberg to Remain in Washington
A telegram to Ray Miller from John N. Garner speaker of the house requests Congressman Richard Kleberg stay in Washington through adjournment due to urgent pending legislation. Garner says Kleberg is dependable in emergencies and crucial for South Texas and the nation. Kleberg has signaled he will remain in Washington until adjournment.
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Corpus Christi
Ray Miller
John N. Garner
House of Representatives
Richard Kirberg
Washington
Miller
Garner
Mr. Kieberg
Kleberg
South
Texas
Roosevelt Plans First Midwest Farmers Appeal
Albany July reports Roosevelt to address Midwestern farmers as a key early campaign event. He will confer with Arthur Mullen of Nebraska, with the trip framed as a test to win farmers from Republicans and bolster the Democratic bid.
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Roosevelt
Albany
Mid- Wie West
Arthur Mullen
Nerabka
Mullen
Election Judge Ruling Is Made In Austia
An election judge ruling addresses nepotism concerns around party officials in Austia. The decision, issued by the attorney general, clarifies that certain party officials acted in a nonofficial capacity, though not as formal party officers, in relation to a tax sale matter.
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Scot
Oriney
Wilburn Gaiman
Gonunnitee
Genes
Women plan Roosevelt committees in every state
The national executive committee of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform voted to form Roosevelt committees in every state after backing Franklin D Roosevelt for president. Republican leader Mrs Charley H Sohin said citizens' Roosevelt for president committees would be started nationwide with a focus on the South. About 40 leaders met at Mrs Edward B Moore's Roslyn Long Island home. 29 of the attendees were Republicans.
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New York
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Alrag
Charley H. Sohin
South
Edward &. Moore
Roslyn
Long Island
Dry Nomination of Upshaw Fails to Elate Cannon
A Southern Methodist bishop in Asheville, North Carolina dismisses the Prohibition party nomination of William D Upshaw as presidential candidate. He muses about Upshaws campaign and crutches while writing a letter and then declines to elaborate.
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Upshaw
Cannon
Asfeville
James Gannon Jr
Board of Temperance and
Southern Methodist Church
William D. Upshaw
Prohibition Party
Congress
Mayor Hears Pleas For Museum Budget Increase
San Antonio mayor and a 35 member committee led by William M. McIntosh discussed funding for the Witte Museum. The group pressed for 11,778 in operating costs, noting salary cuts and unpaid salaries, while the mayor insisted funds must come from city revenue and bank contributions. An agreement for a follow up meeting with museum, city, and bank reps was reached.
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M. Chambers
San
The
San Antonio Art League
Lane Taylor
Conservaon Society
Theodore Friedtech
Museum Association
McIntosh
Altrad G. Witte
Chambers
City-Central Bank
City Commission
Highway Contracts Set for July 15 Hearing
The state highway department announced that no county delegations would be heard at the July 15 meeting. Only contracts will be awarded. The next open hearing of the commission is set for August 1 and 2. The Light's Situation Wanted column lists capable people seeking employment.
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Austin
State Highway Department
Commission
The
Light
How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs of Fat
A fragmented, OCR heavy snippet hints at a health or weight loss narrative. It references a woman and mentions pounds lost, but most readable phrases are garbled. The piece appears to be an old column or ad style focused on dieting or personal improvement, with scattered names and unclear context.
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Willy Patie
Ubdimenshal Lites
Deller
Sally
Naloman
Hall Taverna
Hallie
Alelight Soto
Nat Jaxtully
Waclaty Haou
Lightning kills ten at Tu Cola camp site
U A Telegraph Union dispatch from Water Gaw reports ten people were killed by lightning yesterday at Tu Cola, formerly Tuche, and once an American war prisoner camp. The incident occurred during a storm that struck the deserted site, leaving several injured and triggering rescue efforts by local authorities.
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Herlin
Water Gaw
Tucola
Tuche
Aff Amatican War
Vanderbilt to Open 1983 Oklahoma Theater Run
The report notes Vanderbilt will launch a 1983 theater season in Oklahoma with Ben G. Owen as organizer and lead figure. Details are incomplete but indicate a planned opening in September and involvement from Oklahoma venues and personnel.
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VANDY
OKLA
Norman
Oxi
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma
Ben G. Owen
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