Sheriffs Hear Urgent Talk On Modern Organized Crime
Approximately 200 peace officers at the Plaza hotel heard Sheriff Woody Townsend of Bastrop warn that modern big city crime pressures Texas sheriffs with gangs racketeering and kidnapping. Mayor Quin noted organized racketeering now challenges society and urged citizen cooperation as reformers cited lax punishment. The session included Harvey of Lampasas receiving a welcome key and Rev Bill addressing the group as new sheriffs joined the association.
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Delegates Gather At Texas Sheriff Convention In Lively Lobby
Sheriff J M Seago of Upnor county and ex Ranger Captain W L Wright mingle in the hotel lobby during the Texas sheriff convention. Mrs Joe L Ray, former Dawson county sheriff, attends with Dick O Terrell and Judge Frost Woodhull addressing sessions. Proceedings continue Thursday with officer installations Friday. Alfred E Smith elected to the board of directors of New York Life Insurance Company in New York.
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Oklahoma votes to legalize 32 percent beer
Returns from 2589 of 3313 precincts show Oklahoma voters 202,778 for legalization and 114,174 against. Supporters call it a victory for decency, as leaders predict the first round of national repeal moves.
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Nationwide beer legality shifts fuel heated state debates
Reported July 12 describes the nation’s beer status as collapsing old bans across many states. It notes Oklahoma permits beer sales, others move toward regulation, and several states endure open or limited sales amid special sessions and legislative actions. Georgia, Nebraska, Texas, and New Mexico are cited amid fluid legality and close political contests.
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Woman Robbed During Bath in Shop Display Incident
A woman, Mrs. Gi A West, was robbed while bathing in a shop display area near a rock hotel. Police reported the incident to be under investigation with two inland rigs and a ring watch missing. Curent details show Widnerday patrols and Best on duty.
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Weather summary shows temperate conditions across regions
The report outlines a mild to moderate weather pattern with light southerly winds and variable cloud cover. It cites precipitation totals for the week ending Wednesday, notes normal July rainfall, and lists multiple cities from San Antonio to San Francisco with varied wind and temperature expectations for the coming days.
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Johnson pushes steel code and wage plan through industry
Johnson aims for a broad steel industry code with a 86 percent output cover and a 44 hour week, as hearings run alongside lumber wage talks. Officials expect later quick submission of the agreement, while coal and home loan directors expand roles in mortgage funding and regional administration.
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Mayor Heap Faces Jail Rule Clash in Grand Haven
Lionel Heap, mayor of Grand Haven, threatens to meet council from his jail cell after a $4,000 judgment tied to his imprisonment. Sheriff restricts visits to Tuesdays and Fridays, while Heap faces a nine month confinement and potential $100,000 legal action seeking damages for confinement.
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Best Fish Tail of All Time in Liverpool Harbor
A 42 ton vessel named Admiral ran aground near Wicklow harbor Ireland. Water rushed in through a hole. a large fish wedged in the hull was found alive after engineers cemented it. The ship then crossed the channel to Liverpool with a sea worthiness certificate.
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Indian man eats dog in Redondo Beach police report
Police in Redondo Beach report an Indian resident known as Jungles admitted eating a dog. Officers found him consuming dog meat mixed with unidentified purple ingredients, amid a troubling incident observed by local authorities.
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Nazis in Austria Boycott Tobacco
July 12 Austrian press reports a boycott declared against the state tobacco monopoly by Nazi groups in Vienna and other Austrian areas. The action targets taxation and control, signaling rising tensions between authorities and extremist factions. Local officials monitor developments as public vendors respond cautiously.
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