President on tour amid rough seas of tax and schools
The article notes President Roosevelt touring areas amid concerns over low taxable values and strained funding for schools and roads. Aides and relatives, including Elliott and Ruth Chandler, accompany him as the cross country journey continues. The president travels nightly by train through Colorado, Utah, and Nevada, with a planned stop in San Diego and a cruise near the equator on Saturday.
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Enott
Mas
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Mitt
Fere i Broun
Roosevelt
Elliott Jr
Granddad
Eliott
Ruth Chandler
Colorado
Utah
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San Diego
Houston
Vie
Equator
Tutor Wants Jap Back at Princeton
A Princeton tutor named Harvey was en route to Japan today as Premier Konoye reportedly sought the return of his son Fumitaka Konoye. Fumitaka, who was to graduate last month, had been flanked by officials. his father was said to bar his return in September.
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Princeton Platefield
N. J
Datn L Harvey
Japan
Konoye Isto
Nis San
Princ Funmitaka Konoye
Princeton
Fumitaka
Ister
Ik Wah
Stevenson Bares Campaign Expense
Stevenson, candidate for lieutenant governor, filed his second campaign expense report with the secretary of state. He said he spent 194 dollars and received contributions of unknown amount.
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Stevenson
Austin
Coke Stevenson
Revernoy
Slat Law
Hughes real trailblazer in aviation and film fame
Howard Hughes, born December 24, 1904 in Houston, rises as America's outstanding sportsman and versatile businessman. From early flying at 14 to owning Hughes Aircraft and producing films like Two Arabian Knights Hells Angels Front Page, he reshapes Hollywood and aviation while setting a transcontinental speed record of 7 hours 22 minutes from Los Angeles to Newark.
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Fortune
Howard Robert Hughes
America
Kven
Hughes
Houston
Southwest
Hells Angels
Front Fage
Hollywood
Hell's Angels
Hughes Aircraft Company
Burmane
Califta Newark
Unclear Weather Summary From Scrambled Data
Fragmented weather data shows totals and daily observations across multiple locations with garbled dates and times. Notable points include rainfall totals since January and scattered city reports, though specifics are largely illegible.
OWA FLOODS AID 10 DAM
Bartlett area residents driven from homes as Missouri River floodwaters rise. They plan a meeting at Andy Buckingham farm to demand action to tear down the dam or allow water flow and seek reimbursement for losses. Army engineers say their focus is on creating a navigation channel and indirect Usod control.
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Towa
King HL Dan
Andy Buckingham
Apology for incident at Chinwangtao villa raised
Peiping July 11 Japanese customs employees apologized to Mrs Geert Lyon wife of the third secretary of the U S embassy in Peiping for the invasion of her villa in Chinwangtao 180 miles east of there during Japanese occupation. The incident was reported by authoritative sources.
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Chinwangliao
Geert Lyon
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Antinva
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Wanglao
Japan
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Two Killed in Dakota Storm Hits Aberdeen Area
A tornado struck northeastern South Dakota and southern Minnesota on July 1, killing two people and injuring several others. Mrs. W. Schilling, age 3, and Mrs. 4. F. Bryant, 26, of Andover, died when structures collapsed and debris hurled them from homes. Areas reported damaged buildings and toppled crops as communication lines were knocked out.
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Minneotta
W. Schilling
Andover
F. Bryant
New Child Labor Rules Are Studied by Bureau
Washington June 11 Katharine Lenroot chief of the children bureau prepares to regulate child labor under the new wage hour law. The bureau has started studying regulations forbidding employment of children under 16 though no administrator has yet been appointed by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Katharine Lenraot
Children’s Bureau
Roosevelt
Lenrod
Renfro Appeals to Autonians in Beaumont Rally
Beaumont mayoral veteran Renfro announced a Monday night rally at Log Mu nicipal auditorium promising a program of business administration and no extra taxes. He joked about W Lee O Daniel and criticized tax policy while touting his Beaumont record of salary hikes, tax reductions, and city land payouts. The 44 year old UT and Sam Houston alum has practiced law since 1920.
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Beauimont
Wil Tell Ga Autonians
At & Pm
Log Municipal Auditorium
Renfro
W. Lee O'Daniel F
Fort Worth
Rome
Nero
Texas
Retifro
Beaumont
Jig
University of Texas and
Samm Houston State Teachers’ College
Wall of Spanish defense braces for insurgent push in Sagunto
In Franco era rumors from the Espadan range report Spanish government forces rushing to form a human wall against insurgent advances from Sagunto to Valencia. Insurgent warplanes sweep government lines as observers doubt insurgents can fully encircle the mountains while Senator Borah, ill in Washington, reports improvement.
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France
Espatan
Sagunto
Valen
Espadans
Hearing on Murray's Black Eye Delayed in Oklahoma
In HGO Okla July 1 API reports Murray the governor hopeful bore an injury to his eye after an altercation with architect Joe Davis. Murray refused photo requests and signed statements urging assault and battery charges against Davis be prepared. Justice L W Oakes set hearing for July 15 despite Davis denying the incident.
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Okla
Oklahoma City
William
Murray
Norman J Horton
Idabel
Stainss
Joe Davis
L. W. Oakes
Davis
Davie
Murray Seeks Democratic Nomination With New Deal Rivals
Oklahoma City July 11 W B Murray veteran of four terms and author of the Oklahoma Constitution concluded his comeback campaign for another Democratic nomination. He faces four new deal opponents in tomorrow's primary: W B Key Leon Fairlips Jack Walton and Jen Finley. Roosevelt's remarks linking Murray to the Republican label stirred mixed reactions as Murray avoided comment while the crowd cheered. Murray’s earlier 1936 efforts included opposing New Deal reforms and backing Alf Landon in 1936.
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W. B
rAlfal S Bill
Murray
Oklahoma
Fairlips
Okemah Registar
Jack Walton
Jen Finley
Veteras of Industry of America
Roosevelt
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Association For Economy and ‘Tar Equality
Alf M. Landon
Raonel
Hughes Reaches Paris on Transatlantic Flight
Hughes and four airmen landed at Le Bourget after a 16 hour 3 minute flight from New York. Ambassador Bullitt greeted the crew and officials oversaw refueling as crowds cheered Vive les Americains. Hughes planned to refuel and press toward Moscow via Germany, eyeing the longer world record route.
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NLRB Orders New Hearing After Editorial Comment
The National Labor Relations Board set aside the Express Publishing Co case from San Antonio and ordered a new hearing to remove possible prejudice from a trial examiner's editorial denouncing NLRB tactics. Charges under the Wagner Act cited the discharge of Charles Ploeger on June 21, 1937, for union activity. Also notes a New York Zoo purchase of animals for 22,417.08 and a plea for Help Wanted ads.
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National
Isbor Rviationy Board
Express Publishing Company
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New York Zoological Park
Money Back Gland Tablet tores Vigorne Head
Fraudulent sales pitch advertises Money-Back Gland Tablet claiming health benefits for multiple conditions. It promises full refund and a 43.00 price with a money-back guarantee, urging immediate purchase and claiming extensive testimonials.
Five political rallies headlined for San Antonio schedule
Five political rallies were set for Monday night in San Antonio with events at 8 p.m. Each venue hosts different groups including Independent Voters, Old Age Compensation association supporters, and local candidates. Merty Maverick reportedly away in North Texas. P D Renfro campaigns for governor in front of the Municipal Auditorium. Liberia's former president Arthur Barclay dies at 86 in Monrovia.
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Usta
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Independent Voters Party
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Los Angeles Heights
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Old Age Compensation Association
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Merty Maverick
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P. D. Renfro
WU Hold
Liberia
Monrovia
Gilberta
Arthur Barclay
Campaign Trail Moves Across Texas States Leaders Attend Events
candidatos for governor and state offices stake out campaigns across East and Central Texas. Thompson gains publicity while O Daniel avoids naming opponents. Candidates plan speeches from Temple to Dallas and Canyon to Beaumont with stops in Olney Breckenridge Cross Plains Brownwood and other cities. Hebert Sout her plans a 100 volume poetry marathon drawing literary attention.
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Centra Texas
W. Lee Dhaniel
Temple
Taylor
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Karl Crowley
Paris
Texarkane
Tom Hunter
Athens
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O'Daniel
Gonzal
Will McCraw
Wig
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Olney
Breckenridge
Cross Plains
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God
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Vien City
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Buenta
Corricana
Longview
Beaumont
Liberty
Cleveland
Joyful Help For Weak Kidneys Promises Quick Relief
A dubious health ad from 1928 promotes Cyatex as a cure for kidney disorders and general weakness. It claims the first dose cleans kidneys, makes users feel younger, and guarantees results with a small cost and drilike dosing. It uses sensational language to urge purchase.
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