Roosevelt at New Bedford Visit Redirected
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt altered plans during a stop at New Bedford Massachusetts aboard the yawl Myth abandoning Woods Hole for Wings Neck anchorage near Cane Cod Lane. The decision followed news that Charles R Crane could not join him, with the voyage continuing toward Boston after a Cape Cod canal passage.
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Judge West Takes Short Vacation to Davis Mountains
Federal Judge DuVal West departed Wednesday for a brief vacation in the Davis mountains to join relatives and friends in San Antonio. With him away, Judge R. J. McMillan will hold court in Brownsville and plans to return July 20.
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Prohibition Raids Seize Furnishings in Walter Street House
Prohibition agents seized furnishings from a single room in a Walter Street house after a day long operation. The raid yielded 223 pints of beer, whiskey, serving gear, and beer making equipment. Maggie Lane posted an $850 bond and faces a Saturday hearing as authorities sorted the case.
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Injured Evangelist McPherson Deported for Care
July 14 report states Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton was deported by physician Edward H Wil Yams to a Los Angeles hospital after a fall and brain concussion. Her condition described as precarious with risk of cerebral hemorrhage. She was moved by ambulance following news of husband David Hutton’s conviction. She later ordered dismissal of temple staff and appealed for continued welfare support amid graft charges at the temple commissary.
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GOP Broadside in Ohio Aims at Roosevelt Speech
Columbus July 14 Republican forces muster leading figures to attack Roosevelt's acceptance address. Secretary of War Burley Postmaster General Brown Senator Fess Thad Brown and Edward Martin headline the platform convention as Hurley opens a vigorous response to the New York governor's acceptance speech.
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Stamp sales fall at downtown post office after price rise
Post office reports declining stamp sales as the three cent rate for letters takes effect. Officials noted first day revenue around eight thousand, with Thursday projections not exceeding two thousand five hundred. The piece mentions housing listings in Light and Mary Lou, Cr. 2400.
Real Estate Classifieds Offer Low Prices Now
Real estate ads in Light's classified section urge buyers to act while prices are favorable. Listings highlight various homes and opportunities for affordable ownership.
See The Lights Pictorial Review of Top Rental Property
See The Light highlights the city’s most desirable rental property in a pictorial review. Available at Mary 1 Lou's office for viewing and inquiries.
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Federal Court Hearing Over Liquor Mash Case
Arturo Guardo faced a minor offense charge in Comal County related to liquor mash on clothing. He claimed his pants were dirtied by woodwork and denied mash on his clothes. Investigators noted possible proximity to prohibition agents during the incident. Guardo was held on a $500 bond after testimony in San Antonio.
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Student Shot in Heart Still Lives
Denver reports a Texas Christian University student, Andrew Ghester, shot himself through the heart in despair over health, yet remains alive more than 48 hours later. Doctors warned he might not live beyond a few hours yesterday.
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Ambiguous notice on observance events postponed
An unclear notice announces a meeting on Thursday at 4 p.m. to plan observances for a Post Office Day in July. Master P. G. Lucas is named in relation to a celebration in Keetin Washington during a bi centennial phase, with events planned at the saloon this year.
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Man Found Unconscious After Hot Day Mishap in Ontario
In St Thomas Ontario on July 14 a man named Chan dlor ignored heat warnings and wore his overcoat. He collapsed near railroad tracks and was found unconscious, suffering from heat exposure. Local authorities advised caution during extreme heat.
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