Roosevelt Deliberates Delayed Supreme Court Pick
Washington reports debate over delaying President Roosevelt's Supreme Court appointment until Congress convenes in January. Attorney General Cummings previously said an appointment can occur during recess, with acting justices remaining valid until the next Senate session ends. No clear indication has emerged on Cardoza’s successor or the nominee’s identity.
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Roosevelt
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Benjamin Cardoza
63 Year Old Groom Marries 16 Year Old Bride on Mass Farm
In Petersham Athol, a 63 year old farmer and a 16 year old bride wed after a moonlit ceremony at a small church that overflowed with 2000 onlookers. The Rev. Perrcival Wood led the service as the town police struggled to control the crowd. The bride May walked with her brother, and Dorothy Abel of Ardmore served as matron of honor. The couple exited to cheers and a parade of 25 autos.
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Herbert D. Boutall
May
Lohengrin
Bonytall
Dorothy Abel
Ardmore
Anna
Edwin May
Fire damages Seabury home in midtown Manhattan
Former Judge Samuel Seabury and his chauffeur escaped a blaze at his five story residence on Sixty third Street after an explosion and backdraft. Firemen were overcome. burn and smoke damage confined to the fourth floor and garret as Seabury and his wife returned to assess the scene.
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Samuel Seabury
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John Mooney
Venezuela Quits League of Nations
Venezuela resigns from the League of Nations after 1920 membership, giving no explanation. The withdrawal takes effect after formal notification is delivered.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Cuban Air Force Lieutenants Die in Sea Crash
Lieut. Tads Insnn Ublefa and his navigator Jesus Borrero of the Cuban army air force were killed when their pursuit plane crashed into the Caribbean Sea last night.
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Tads Insnn Ublefa
Ainenan Shot Holds Own in Hospital
W H Davis of Gonzales 50 was shot in Leon Springs while visiting his wife. He remains alive in hospital after a 38 caliber shooting near Rue's store. Deputies Willen and Galloway closed their investigation with no formal verdict yet.
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Rue
Draft report on Austro German refugees plan in Evian meeting
American and British emigration experts drafted a technical report to form a permanent committee aiding Austro German refugees in finding new homelands. George Brandt of the U.S. State Department and E N Cooper of Britain’s Home Office led the work for submission to a 32-nation intergovernmental committee. Myron Taylor eyed as chairman as delegates noted limited acceptance of agricultural workers from greater Germany.
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Evian-Les-Bains
George Brandt
United States Department of State
E. N. Cooper
Home Office
Myron ©. Taylor
Germany
Windsor Talks To Ailing King
Windsor England July 12 The King George VI, after recovering from a gastric influenza, signed state papers in bed and sent Queen Elizabeth to London to attend a Buckingham Palace presentation. The king had a quiet night and was reported as getting on well this morning. Last night the Duke of Windsor spoke with him by bedside telephone from Windsor Castle in France. The monarch remains on a strict fluid diet with no visitors.
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Elizabeth
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France
Weather summary and rainfall totals for January period
Weather outlook and rainfall figures show cumulated rainfall of 28.08 inches since January 4 and a total excess of 3.28 inches for the month. Moon phases and tides noted for Aransas Pass with high Wednesday at 5:24 am and low at 10:52 pm. City readings list dozens of stations from Abilene to Wichita with varied conditions, including clear, cloudy, and high temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 100s.
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Ohio
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Webb County Bond Swindle Trial Opens in Laredo
The trial of Thomas J. Dix, charged with swindling over Webb County bonds, began in Laredo with a jury selected after a continuance motion was denied. Dix faces a joint trial Thursday on a conspiracy charge with his brother W. B. Dix and co-defendants Carl Bever and HC Kerr.
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Thomas J. Dix
Bonis
Dix
W. B. Dix
Carl Bever
Kerr
Funeral set for accident victim in Texas
Dallas July 12 Funeral services are planned for Mrs Laure Neale Love 54 home management supervisor for the farm security administration in Texas and Oklahoma. She was killed in an automobile collision near Ferris yesterday while en route to College Station to fulfill a speaking engagement.
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Laure Neale Love
Farm Security Administration
Texas
Oklahoma
Rockwall
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