Sterling campaign seeks re election with tax cuts and consolidation
Governor Ross Sterling spoke at Maverick Park after Dan Moody and others urged San Antonians to re elect him amid attacks on Miriam Ferguson. He touted a balanced budget, reduced debt and plans to consolidate counties and streamline state government to lower taxes.
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Ross Sterling
Maverick Park
Sterling
Miriam Ferguson
Dan Moody
Gorger Sterling
Texas
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Meedy
Governor Sterling Attacks Ferguson on Highway Funds
Governor Sterling criticized James Ferguson over highway contract funds noting Bexar County received 94000 for road maintenance yet only 6000 was spent locally. He blamed tariff walls for depression and argued Ferguson seeks to move funds to his wife’s campaign effort while touting prison reforms and cost savings.
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James Ferguson
Jim
Ferguson
Bexar County
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Republican Party
Hoover
Exchange Club Plans Austin Trip Social Meet to Austin
Members of the San Antonio Exchange Club at their weekly breakfast in the Plaza Ote planned to meet new officers of the Austin club for a social confab in Austin. The party will motor to the capital city for a day’s stay. J L Chapman regional director of the Veterans Bureau spoke at the breakfast.
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Austin
San Antonio
Exports of Cotton Continue to Gain
Washington July 14 The department of commerce reports cotton exports for June at 360000 bales, up from 245000 a year earlier. The June total shows a seasonal dip from May’s 501000 bales.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Toothpick Victim Dies Under Knife
Steubenville Ohio July 14 Gilbert Follansbee 43 died after an operation to save him from a swallowed toothpick. Doctors in Pittsburgh attempted to remove the object lodged in his intestines but he did not survive.
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Northern Trade Route Studied For Arctic Aerial Link
Pan American Airways disclosed today it has expeditions underway to conduct extensive research in the far north. The aim is to lay groundwork for a future aerial trade route linking Europe.
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Pan- American Airways
Far North
Europe
Veteran Sues for War Risk Insurance Case Filed
Wallace Creed Rucker sues the United States for payment on a $10 000 war risk policy converted and claims permanent disability as of January 1, 1931, seeking $28.75 a month. Noah D. Webster of Willimantic Conn was a banker, planner and violin maker who died yesterday.
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Wallace Creed Rucker
Rucker
Noah Webster
Willimantic, Conn
Noah D. Webster
Calies Wife Recovers From Brain Operation in Boston
Senora Leonor Liorente Calies wife of Gen Plutarco Elias Calies former president of Mexico apparently fully recovered from a brain operation. She and the official party will travel to Mexico City arriving July 18. She rode to the station in the embassy car and walked into the private car resting lightly on her husband. Her health contrasts with her arrival in Boston weeks ago when she was carried out on a stretcher.
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Senora Leonor Liorente Calies
Plutarco Elias Calies
Mexico
Mexico City
New York
Senora Calies
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Hostan
Kleberg not owner of yacht Four Friends
FR M Kleberg, representative for Texas Fourteenth district, denies ownership of the yacht Four Friends and any residence in Kingsville. He says he does not own any yacht, was born in Corpus Christi, and has lived there the past nine or ten years, countering a Galveston report from June 24.
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Four Friends
Kingsville
Texas
FR. M. Kleberg
Congress
Orleans Observes French Holiday Celebration in New Orleans
New Orleans marked Bastille Day with festivals parades and public speeches to commemorate the fall of the Bastille and celebrate the citys kinship with France 142 years after the revolution.
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Bastile
France
25 Wounded When Gang Opens Fire on Show Workers
MECHANICSVILLE Md July 4 Several carnival workers were shot early today when six or seven men opened fire as they dismantled the show. State Patrolman J R Miller estimated 25 wounded with three taken to a Washington hospital. No arrests yet, but Miller indicated he had a "very good idea" who the assailants were.
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Carnival
J. R. Miller
Washington
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Miller Sadi
Editor Harigel Seeks Congress Seat At Large
Ben F. Harigel owner and editor of the TaGrange Journal announced his candidacy for congressman at large place No 3 in San Antonio on Thursday. He said he has no promises to make if nominated beyond serving to the best of his ability and described himself as a student of the finals, not a politician or curbstone orator.
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Ben F. Harigel
TaGrange Journal
San Antonin
Doolittle in plane crash at Evansville airport
Evansville Indiana July 14 James Doolittle, aviator, escaped uninjured when a monoplane powered by Aaron-wing monoplane, a new speed creation, crashed on landing at Evansville municipal airport. The impact drove the fueling tank through one wing.
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Ind
James Doolittle
Evansville Municipal
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