Roosevelt asserts democracy works on western train tour
President Roosevelt told a crowd of about 16 000 on a Colorado train platform that democracy is our chief objective and should work without copying other systems. He spoke on conservation and water issues, praised state efforts, and noted governor discussions on interstate water problems as rain drenched the Amarillo and Pueblo stops.
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Alva B. Adamé
Benjamin C. Hillard
Roosevelt
Colorado
Telfor Ammons
Adams
Ed C. Johnson
John A Martin
Pueblo
Colorado Democrata
Judge Hillerd
Amarillo
Rai
Marvin Jone
Lyndon Johnson
Maury Maverick
W. D. McFarlane
Jacobs V. Allred
Texas
Wit Jonas
House Agriculture Committee
Texas Panhandle
Peinelvs
Harsy Pouls Wong
Royal Gorge
Indicted Major Brooke in Murder Case Northern California
Dr Joseph M Swindt of Pomona California was found dead from self administered poison near Olema Marin County Coroner says the death was a cool collected act after months of thought A federal grand jury in Georgia charged Major John R Brooke Jr in a separate murder case involving the army officer s wife Mrs Brooke The document notes Brooke s post at Fort Benning and recent hospital hold while Swindt s death prompted a coroner and officials to investigate the questions of motive and connected indictments
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San Rapael
Calif
J. Ray Kenton
Swindt
Ase
Colum
San Francisco
John R. Brooke Jr
Brooks
Ajor Brooke
Swisdh Artssit
Federal
Barcao Af
Distries
Allorney
Hoyt Davis
J. K. Swindt
Pomona
Vincent
Fomone
Cornell University
Brooke
Post Hospital
Foyt Benning
Een Gerhard
Fond du Loc
Wis
Jap Planes Bomb Canton in Major Raid
Canton reports that Japanese warplanes bombed the city, striking Wongsha station with seven direct hits and causing 53 deaths and 200 injuries. The Matlan district and Sun Yat-sen Memorial area were heavily strafed, with rescue teams aiding casualties as debris rained down on residential zones.
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Canton
China
Wongsha
Matlan
Army
Tontar
Chinese hold Kluktang amid waterfront destruction by Japanese
Reports describe Japanese bombers raiding outskirts of Kluktang near Poyang Lake while Chinese defenders blow up riverfront property including Standard Oil installations. Civilians flee as Japanese warships shell, and Chinese forces fortify streets with trenches and barbed wire. American personnel report sinking pontoons to prevent losses.
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Beanghay
Inklang
Kluktang
Poyang Lake
Klukiang
Yangtae
Habikow
Ewling
Pengiaeh
Hykow
Kiuklang
Privsn
Standard Oil Company
United States
Nelson J. Johnson
Standard” Ou Company
New York
Lotai
Roadhouse Fire Claims Woman Lif e near Olney
Fire destroyed a two story roadhouse two miles north of Olney early today. Mrs. William Tullis about 40, wife of one proprietor, died in the blaze after escaping to a balcony and returning to the fumes. Tullis suffered burns and bruises.
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Olney
Hare
Wiliam Tullis
Hughes Speeding Toward Siberia
Howard Hughes sped across Soviet Russia toward Omsk on the third leg of his round the world speed attempt. The flight from Paris to Moscow covered 1941 miles in 7 hours 39 minutes, with a heavy fuel load and occasional wind changes challenging the crew. Hughes and four companions signed autographs on arrival, then prepared for a long Siberian hop toward Yakutsk and Alaska.
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Moscow
Maly
Howard Hughen
Ftler
Soviet Russia
Omsk ii
Siberia
Tinghes
Sverdlovsk
Sverdlovek
Ural Mountains
Russia
Volga
Kazan
Hughes
Paris
Omsk
Paris-Moscon
Hupnes
Ycar
Hia
Tram Palatystong
Bering Stralty
Alaska
Ab Yakutsl
Richard N. Stod
Dard
France
Georgi Baldukoff
America
Mikki Gromoff
Andee Yumpsheff
Alo
Wiley Post
New York
Biberia
Yakulsk
Binetia
Fairbanks
Bourgeoi Field
Frost
Texas weather outlook tempered by coast and interior hints
Partly cloudy in Texas with interior fair and coast partly cloudy through Tuesday night and Wednesday. Light to gentle southerly winds, highs around 70s, lows mid 40s to mid 50s. Showers possible in extreme west. Also notes post office decision blocking Eastern Airlines from certain Texas routes pending aeronautics authority review.
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San Antonio
Texas
Washington
Post Office Department
Eastern Airlines
Ihe
New York City
Matt Free
Fune
Bester Airimes
Roustott
Brownsville
Age Corpus Christi
Housfolton
Atuil Aeromantics Authority
Horaldice
Cash Kidnaper's Execution Stayed
In Miami Florida on July 12 the electrocution of Pranklin Pierce Mill was stayed on grounds of error for appeal to the state Supreme Court. The writ is returnable October 3 and the execution set for the week of July 2 remains postponed.
Bessie DeFord to Speak Thursday at Eagle Ball
Candidate for state representative Bessie DeFord will speak Thursday at Eagle Ball, A408 North Presa Street, from 12 to 1 p.m., according to an official address from Tosi.
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Bessie DeFord
Eagle Ball
North
Presa Street
Ad Acting Postmaster General Hawes Denied Braniff Bid
A garbled OCR line notes opposition to an ad acting Postmaster General Hawes and a per mile submission from Braniff Airways Inc of Oklahoma City. The readable fragment centers on aviation industry bids and postal administration.
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Hawes
Braniff Airways, Inc
Oklahoma City
Indiana Storm Damage Toll From Tornadoes and Heat
Indiana officials report a damaging storm in southwestern Indiana causing $290,000 in property losses and three deaths. The event knocked down a 226 foot steel police radio tower at Jasper. Victims include Charles Walter, sheriff of Orleans, and farmers Ernest Cramer and J. C. Mitzheim.
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Indianapoius
Ind
Indiana
Jasper
Charles Walt
Wearshal
Orleans
Ernest Cramer
J. C. Mitzheil
Dr Roy Goodwin in Critical Condition At Nix Hospital
San Antonio physician Dr Roy Goodwin was in critical condition Tuesday after brain surgery at Nix Hospital. A skin lesion was removed Saturday from his frontal lobe as part of the treatment. He resides at 124 Barilla Place.
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Roy Goodwin
Dé Roy T. Goodwin
San Anto Pia
Nix Hospital
Or. Goodwin
Barilla Place
School Head Quits San Antonio Superintendent Cochran
Chester Cochran, San Antonio public schools superintendent since 1921, tendered resignation to the board. He seeks another position, citing contract changes, and would serve as assistant superintendent if another person is elected. He reflects on his tenure, noting salary cuts and improvements including the child guidance system, two million dollars in new buildings, and the establishment of several schools.
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Chester Cochran
San Antonio Public Achnoss
Toraday
Reserve Coshirayi
Godma
Tam
San Antonio Independent School District
Contonel
San Antonio
Acnoals
Schoo S
San Antonio Board of Education
Cochran
Snot
San Azxtonia
Salarry
Atto
San Aubals
Cochransuigue
Tere
Ighad
Aluclz
Lanier School
Wheabley Negro
Burbank
Horack Mann
Cochriu
Tenuure
Weather and drought loom over San Antonio farmers
The weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for high heat up to 97 degrees with cooler conditions expected later. A state wide air mass lowers humidity, though a lingering drought persists into the forty seventh day. The late cotton crop needs rain and farmers fear damage from weevils as early corn crops have already been harvested.
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San Antonio
Royal
J. H. Jerbae
Sergeant Dwyer Dies in Fort Sam Houston Service
Sergeant Charles L. Dwyer of the Ti. Slittychird School Squadron died at 10 a m at Fort Sam Houston East Hospital. A retired 19-year service member born in Nastul N 7, funeral services had not been completed Tuesday afternoon. He is survived by his widow Mrs Davie Ray Tinyer two children Chares Jr and Betty Mae Dwyer and a foster child Batty Jean Shep Hard.
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Dwyer
Fort Sam Stat
Charles L. Dwyer
Slittychird
Queaddy
Fort Sam Houston
Second Royal Baby Expected in Holland
London reports Princess Dutchina in the Netherlands is expecting a second baby before year end. The Daily Herald published the notice noting the royal pregnancy as of today with no further details on dates or official confirmations.
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Holland
London
Dutiana
The
Daily Herald
Tax Evasion Ruling Targets Du Pont and Haskob
The United States Board of Tax Appeals found Pierre Du Pont and John J. Raskob attempted to evade over 1 million in income taxes via paper securities deals after the 1929 crash. The board’s opinion questions whether the transactions were deductible losses or sham transfers, noting the improbability of their bona fide purpose. Attorneys estimate Du Pont owed about 200 dollars and Raskob about 1,000 dollars, with the exact amounts to be determined later.
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Washington
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Pierre du Pont
John J. Haskob
Rusket
DORON
DuPont
Republic Campaiger Seunds
EK. J. DuPont de Nemours and Company
Razkob
Alfred &. Smith
Roosevelt
Amalth
Liberty League
Oh Pont and
Raskob
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Fritz Lanham
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Iece
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Bwindle
Kall
UPI
Albers Lodwick
Howard Hughes
Siveri
Les
Texas Air
Cfek New Pol
J. Chester Cochran
Deloreus Nene
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Loar
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