Leagueers at Woodlawn lake rallying for county races
A political tally at Woodlawn Lake drew about 1000 citizens as ALAC leaders assailed Wurzbach and county figures. speakers included Traian, Tynan, and Maverick. the event touched bank issues, prosecutions, and calls to reopen the Central Bank amid accusations of misdeeds by local officials.
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William A. "Wrzpebh
B. Glack
Hetrick Alinmey
J. Franklin Pears
Clitzens
Woodlawn Lake
Uuder
Frost Woodhall
Albert Mavesicken
Maury
Tustrict
Waller Tynan
Ole
Gily Central Bank
Tors “Traversy
Issets
Pankers
Trnan
Traian
Stett
Wooten
State Banking Department of
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Offfine
Local Campaign Spars Over Audit and Board of Equalization
Maverick blasts Judge for not securing a county audit pledged in 1930 and criticizes the Stoner equalization survey costing 76000 as useless. Sheriff Heusser lauds service record while others attack the judge’s consistency, property assessments, and the Broner system amid county race rhetoric.
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Maverick
League
Stoner
Sf Equalization
Board of Equalization
Spears
D. F. Davis
Arthur W. Wright
J. Franklin Spears
Peoples Ticket
el ‘Wright
Davies
Eleck Spears
Wavether
Davie
Mtg
I Wright
Albert Heusser
Hy Tren
Albert Materick Jr
Frost Woodhull
Thomas G. Leigntan
Treveurer
Onseph KR. Hickman
Uckel
Rewlin Randolph
John Ty Hilscoe
Pat Jetterson
Sayenle B. Smile
Merie Stamex
Dan Quill
Woodhill
Arid C
Talenonares
Eti al Pisa
Pearce to Occupy Pulpit at Chapin 2. Stuark Penrose linked
J Stuart Pearce set to occupy the pulpit this Sunday at Chapin 2. Stuark Penrose of Giero Texas and formerly pastor of Beacon Hi Prenglerian church will assume duties during the quarterly communion service. The church calendar lists regular monthly meetings and other activities through the Himmer months.
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J. Stuart Pearce
Chapin
Stuark Penrose
Giero
Texas
Beacon HI Prenglerian
WIN
Hia
Ald
Marring
Mpalst
Pearce
Graggie
Beacon Hi Uhurch
Tempeh Never Shave Brings Fine At Pioneer Celebration
Frank McDowell pleaded that his lady friend dislikes whiskies but was fined 94 dollars for violating a town ordinance mandating all male residents to shave until after the August pioneer celebration. Classified ads list lenders offering money to loan.
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Frank McDowell
Congress Actions Preview This Week
Senate schedule highlights include a panel report on pelleted holdings. A calendar motion aims to move consideration of a resolution to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. Debates on beer proposals and currency expansion substitute measures loom. Democrats delay relief bill decisions as Garnder backs treasury and Federal Reserve investigations.
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Democratn
Robber Suspect Held After Club Escape in Laredo
A Mexican man suspected in a Thursday night robery at a Southern city club is held for possible identification in Laredo. Police chief C Mendiwia reports the quartet forced staff and patrons to the elevator as they robbed Lee Walker and others, taking jewelry valued at 4125. The suspect may be brought to the scene for further questioning.
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Soledad
Laredo
C. Mendiwia
Sao Antonng
Lee Walker
Moers
Roosevelt Finds Little Rest on Home Town Visit
President hopeful Franklin D Roosevelt returns to Hyde Park for a hometown visit. He faces constant calls and visitors at his farm despite efforts to rest, as neighbors and friends phone and drop by to wish him well during a dinner with the Rywell Home clan.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Franklin DR. Roosevelt
M Segl
Rywell Home
First Nueces Bale Brings Auction Status in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi reports the first 1932 cotton bale from Siecca county sold at auction. Grown by Steve Morky, the bale weighed 490 pounds and fetched a historic price per pound. Earlier benchmark in 1929 saw a bale bring $131 at a Signal auction in New York. At Falurrias Justo Chavana sold a bale weighing 490 pounds at cents per pound, south of Falurrias.
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Corpus
Corpus Christi
Siecca County
Steve Morky
New York
Palfurrias
Texas
Justo Chavana
Falturrias
Larry Morris Dies at Stockdale Home
Larry Morris age 47 died at his Stockdale home Friday. He is survived by a wife and two children, a daughter Mary Gorge and a son Thonaa Patrink. The obituary notes his occupation as Warder and lists surviving relatives.
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Larry Morris
Stockdale
Tale
Ms Hare
Wituw
Daugier
Mary Gorge
Atin
Thonaa Patrink
Sterling to Call Session In Texas Legislature
July 8 Governor R B Sterling announced an extraordinary session of the Texas Legislature for next fall probably September. He said he would convene lawmakers to consider relief measures for the state and counties including reducing state government costs and counties bonded debt from highway construction. He also plans proposals to cut salaries of state employees and to divert one cent of the four cent gasoline tax to counties to fund principal and interest on county road bonds.
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Aubtim
Sterling
Capone Rated Model Prisoner at Atlanta Jail
Washington July 3 Capone described as a model prisoner by a federal official at Atlanta federal prison where he serves 11 years for evading federal income taxes. Though dethroned Chicago underworld boss, Capone is said to be “a big shot” to fellow inmates and keeps a cool bearing.
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Washington, D. C
al Capone
Chicago
Capone
Obituary for Clara Bracker 62 of Fay vileville and San Antonio
The funeral service for Mrs. Clara Bracker, 62, of Fay vileville and San Antonio, is set for Sunday. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. J. D. Shepler of San Antonio, two sons H. B. Bracker of Fort Worth and J. M. Brecker of Tryler, and siblings George Zedlitz of Fort Worth Herman Zedlitz of Buckholt and W. L. Popham of Terrell Wells. The widow Alma Popnam, two sons Fancis and Charles Popham of San Antonio, and eight daughters are also listed. The notice ends with classified advertisement text about finances.
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Clara Bracker
Fayvileville
San Antonio
J. D. Shepler
H. B. Bracker
Fort Worth
J. M. Brecker
Tryler
Brabhuk
George Zedlitz
Herman Zedlitz
Buckholt
W. L. Popham
Terrell Wells
Geryloes Baturday
Talrview
Mes
Alma Popnam
Fanis
Charles Popham
Ork Gauld
Ann Jove
Ola Tenalde
Basprmes
Core Smith
Elmendorf
Clara, Eller
Spy Antonio
Rose
Finn Af Rimmie Ad Tos Bid Raorrta
Lure of Gun and Rod May Postpone Garner Campaign
A garbled plea story claims attackers pressuring John Garner to delay his Democratic presidential bid. The piece notes Garner’s weakness after a health incident and hints at a trip to Uvalde after Congress adjourns, with Mrs. Garner hoping for a brief respite and a return to fishing and hunting. Planting a sense of looming failure, it portrays rumors of Roosevelt as possible hopeful.
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Wabutngton
USA
Powers Sign Reparations Treaty Sparks League Accord
The six major powers reached a reparations settlement at Lausanne, with the United States invited to join talks on war debts. The accord outlines five resolutions covering German debts, moratoriums on intergovernmental obligations, aid to Vienna and Danubian states, a grain study committee, and a world economic conference under the League of Nations. The agreement excludes a gentlemens’ wartime debt link and signals broader economic hope amid European optimism.
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America
Beau Rivage Hotel
M'Donald
MacDonald
Cluy
Germany
France
Eurnpt
Allien
Asalst Austrig
Danubian
Washington
Ding Grandi
Pilnister
Louis Germain-Martin
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Austre
Belchitt
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Cxondo
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Iitel
International Brace
League of Nations
Belgium
Italy
Japan
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Council of the
London
London Prece
Lausanne
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Radio Programs and International Conference Notes
Fragmented OCR text references radio programs and a summary of early Lausanne reparations reactions. It mentions specific programs and figures, plus notes Berlin and Paris reactions to the Lausanne settlement and statements by Chancellor von Papen about German rights and the need for broader political clarity.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Laussure
Germany
Radio Editor Left Wrk Radio Editor Left Wrk
A fragmentary radio listings piece notes a editor’s absence and critiques industry habits. It mentions WOAT scheduling a Saturday lineup with Onckoo Balkan Mountain details and invites readers to learn more about programs, while KTLA KTSA offer dance and orchestral broadcasts with Ruth Elting and Irene Beasley noted among the evening lineup.
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KTLA
Excepion
Ruth Elting
Irene Beasley
KTSA
Baby with Seven Grandmothers Records Utah Child
HYRUM Utah July 3 Dixie Ann Larsen aged seven months holds an unusual family record. The baby has seven grandmothers including one great great grandmother and four great grandmothers along with two grandmothers. The exact nature of the record is not specified in the report.
Two Border Cities Suffer From Flood
Two border cities Nogales Ariz and Nogales Sonora faced a wall of water after torrential rain. Damage was estimated at more than 75000 dollars though no lives were reported lost. Local authorities described the flash flood as sudden and severe across the border towns.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Magales
Sonara
Ian
Nueces River Floods Banks at Calallen Station
Corpus Christi reports the Nueces River at Calallen pump station rising ten feet with banks overflowing in places. A separate item notes Elain MecRorie, tied to Franklin D. Roosevelt's election, likely will not attend hearings. Edward M. Jones drill in Reform is expected to halt tomorrow after reaching record depths.
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Corpus Corpus Christi
Nueces River
Calallen
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Ont
Elien MecRorie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jones West
Corpus Chriett
Edward M. Jones
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