Farley accused of bribery at mass meeting
Political blast at a city mass meeting accuses Poetmaster General James A. Farley, Democratic boss, of trying to gain control of the Eighteenth Amendment by bribery and intimidation. Pastor Walter Anthony of Travis Park Methodist Church spoke, with about ten thousand attending as local churches and organizations sponsored the event.
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Generel James A. Farley
Sundar
Walter Anthony
Travis Pare Methodist Church
Anthony
Scr
Summer Disease Precautions and Osteopathy Remedies
Summer health brief warns of digestive and bowel stress from hot weather, sweets, ice cream, and raw produce. It highlights typhoid and neuritis risks, urges hydration and caution, and promotes osteopathy as a natural treatment while naming practitioners and remedies mentioned in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch Wanson
Prohibition debate features Dr Anthony sermon and votes
Dr Anthony argues for states rights and prohibition repeal while slamming liquor interests as the source of vice and poverty. He says pre prohibition car crashes were caused by beer and labels the beverage the most brutalizing drink. He links church groups Salvation Army and temperance groups to repeal backers against brewers and underground crime. Local church leaders and dry delegates attend with Judge Mix Childers and Elmer Stahl noted.
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Anthony
Salvation Army
Humanity
Burone
France
Germany
Belgium
Mexico
C. Roy Angel
First Realist
Dion T- Jones
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Notert Tale
Women's Christian Temperance
E. R. Callard
Wichita Falls
Judge Mix. Childers
Elmer Stahl
County to Stick to Normal Tax Equalization Plan
County commissioners plan a standard equalization process over the next weeks. Judge Frost Woodhull said no blanket assessment cuts will occur. The county aims to economize while maintaining a sound financial basis, with no general tax reduction expected.
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Fort
Wondhult
Oii
Howe
Stolen Property Charges Filed in Local Case
Stolen property charges were filed involving Taite Caspers and others. The case cites property over fifty dollars connected to a raid on 2810 Paul Pines Street and rail transit tracks in transit. Several suspects were questioned and a trip to London was noted in related diplomatic arrangements.
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Taite Caspers
Lhe Peate
John St
Shook's Contabuldl
Baul Pines
Kornellon
Dalamner
London
Pres
Miler Dolader
Jane Nas
Rome
Asean
Toting
Slaving of 8 under Ea Probe
Bloodstained clothing found in the Trinity river Sunday night tied to a disappearance inquiry. Five men and five women questioned by officers as investigators seek details about suspected killings. Suspects include Rutherford and Sturdivant relatives, with injuries noted on several.
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Fort Worth
Trinity River
Teries Pian
Dale Jay
Monte
A. A. Rutherford
Dallas
Jack Sturlaant
Bula
BR Rutherford
Hlurdivant
Parry B. Rutherford
Abin
Heather
Ruthere Tare
Tate
Depnilies
Ally
Ineniod al & Jarnora
Sandley
Adierss
Jurk Workh-Dallas Pike
Blomistalin
Rutherford
Sturdivant
Harry J. Rutherford
Nm Traleaither Hentel
National employment service aims to place workers
A new federal agency will promote a nationwide system of employment offices for men women and youth. About 1.125 billion dollars is allocated to states this year to fund job placement and veteran services and farms. The plan includes a temporary Unemployment Agency network funded by 500000 dollars for public works mobilization and a national clearing house to move job seekers across state lines.
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Tey
W. Frank Persons
Public Works Administration
United States Employment Service
Federal
Nome
Weekend of Fatal Crashes and Shootings Reported
A weekend of violent deaths across Texas claims thirteen lives from auto crashes and gunfire. Notable losses include John Henry Wills, 23, and Ernest Moore, 28, near Silsbee after a village creek bridge collision. Goose Creek racers Ivy Lire, Price H Pruitt, 34, and Ed B fle, 27, die en route to McEueny for races near Rosenberg. G C Coleman, 42, fatally injured when his truck overturned near Olney. Bernice Swink, 10, among others hurt near Corsicana. Pearman Grow, 33, shot south of Galneaville. Lee Moorly, 25, drowns Brownwood. Will Lunn charged with murder.
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Village Creek
Beaumont
Slisher
Jonn Henry Wills
Ernest Moore
Silsbee
Ficar Rosenberg
McEueeny
San Antonio
Ivy Lire
Price H. Pruitt
Ed B Fle
Goose
Creel
Olney
G. C. Coleman
Vera
Texas
Bernice Swink
Corsicana
F. T. Swink
Hollig Swink
John Herbert McKee
Dallas
Missouri-Kansas Texas Railway
Canton
Parmer
Brownwood
Lee Moorly
Daniel Baker College
Pearman Grow
Galneaville
Will Lunn
Waco
Henry Gray
John Grey
Valley Mills
Negro Lever
Chester Whitley
Neer
Cleaning Industry to Ban Child Labor
Washington reports that the cleaning industry plans a code change to ban child labor. Representatives said the measure would prohibit employment of anyone under 17 and seek submission to the national recovery administration around August 1.
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Washington, D
National Association of Byers and Cleaners
National Recoivery Administration
Howe Sees Recess of World Parley
Fi-louis M. Howe, secretary to President Roosevelt, says he expects the world economic conference to adjourn until sub-committees are ready to report back on things they consider.
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Howe
Washington
D. C
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
States Race to Meet New Standards in Information Collect
Officials push gradual compliance with fresh standards as states tighten data collection, aiming for uniform reporting. Agencies stress phased rollout to ease transition and boost accuracy across agencies and programs.
Disappearance of John Factor Still Stirs Chicago
Chicago reports the nine day mystery of John Factor’s disappearance. Mrs Bella Factor seeks a reward around 10000 via her brother Miss Cohen, amid ransom theories and a swindle charge against a British claim. Police raid haunted gang areas linked to Roger Touhy to locate Factor.
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Chicago
John Factor
Bella Factor
Factor
Pactor
Daniel” Giloert
Federal board records June department store sales drop
Washington July 10 The federal board reports June department store sales at 66 percent of the 1923-25 average, a 4 percent decline from June last year. Six month sales total 15 percent of June year ago, with gains only in St Louis and Dallas districts.
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Fels
Worthre
Sam Antonio Tv Paltan
Gett
Antonio
Browneville
San AnAnis
New Ordena
SOWIN
Abilene
Texas
Albuquerque
Smarttlo
Lear Age
Atlanta
Soason
Maas
Glear
Huron
Terre
Jackson le
Fila
Low Ameelen
Gallf
Ely
Louisville
Mommbia
Fis
iMonteomery
Reedley
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Cloud Omaha
R Oh
Ear
Phoenix
Ariz
Ghoudy Port Artivir
Washington, D.C
Federal Board
St. Louis
Dallas
Wives in Service Demand End to Discrimination
In Washington a resolution from the Rational Woman's party urges Prostkor Roosivest to wield executive power to halt the government service discrimination against married women. The measure attacks current policy that discharges a husband or wife affecting the other spouse's job in government work.
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Washington, D
Rational Woman's Party
Prostkor Roosivest
Mos
Xeays
Paris
Beauty product claims on a scorching day raise questions
An unclear ad style text touts a skincare item promising brightness and purity on the hottest day. It mentions a bland cream, pores, and a new radiance, but the material reads as noisy, nonsensical marketing copy with garbled terms.
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Gettog
Mnie Jurhushed Naehy Mayda
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Servier
Namen
Addreag
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George Reith
United
Prohibition
Farley Ole Us
Dr. Antholy
Tiehis Inissitine Talesrat
Joseph B. Keenan
Cleveland
Department of Justice
Crisado
Kangsters Ahd Parketeers
Jane Noble
Broadway
U. S. Defender
Dicksith
Mary Lou
B.O
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Mary Loutoris
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Alamo
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