Ferguson urges federal funds for Texas irrigation dam
Former Texas governor James E. Ferguson urged Secretary Roper to use federal public works funds to finish the Cotulla dam irrigation project in Texas. He and Charles MacDonald met with Roper, advocating drainage and stone sourcing from the state to maximize local employment. A separate item notes Lady Honor Guinness and Henry Channon wed at St. Margaret’s, Westminster.
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Washington, D. C
James E. Ferguson
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Roper
Cotulla Dam
Ferguson
Commerce Department
Charles MacDonald
Traises Roper
Sme
Catulla
United States
Slater
Nazi cabinet approves Great Sale fortunes decree in Germany
In Berlin on July 14 a cabinet order legalizes sale profits for the general welfare of cities and strengthens measures against anti state actions. A police report says a law may bar future attempts to organize political parties, treating such efforts as treason with stiff penalties.
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Berlin
Wnazi
Lkely
Baden-Baden
Aeriff
Germany
Brothers Reunited After 68 Years in Michigan Mining Town
NEAGUNEE Mich July 14 For 68 years Frederick Gehrke of Negaunee and his brother E G Gehrke of Menominee believed each other dead. They lost track after the Civil War. Recently, the younger son learned of Frederick through letters from Wisconsin. Frederick, 97, came to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula at 15 to work in the mines.
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Neagunee
Mich
Frederick Gehrke
Negaunee
Gehrke
Menominer
Frederick
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for July 12
Treasury reports show July 12 receipts at 82 million 353 thousand 281 dollars and 19 cents, expenditures at 86 million 840 thousand 998 dollars and 67 cents, leaving a balance of 965 million 361 thousand 702 dollars and 87 cents. Customs duties for the first 12 days of July totaled 7 million 188 thousand 951 dollars and 14 cents.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Glider pilots grounded by south winds in nationals
Adverse breezes from the south kept pilots in the national soaring contest on the ground for a fourth straight day at Elmira New Jersey. Strong gusts limited takeoffs and tied up schedules as competitors awaited calmer weather and better conditions for flights.
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Elmira
N. J
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Navarro
Dc Patr
Jim Ferguson
London
Honor Guiness
Ferlen Countess of Iveagh
Henry Channon
Chicago
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
San Antonio
Toonerville
Stumpy” Sanders
Toonerville Picture House
Fontaine Fa
Fannin
Flucker
General Electric Radio
General Electric
Automobile Radio
Fieka Allowance
Khokker
Dia
Garfield
L. C. Berrey
Berrey’s Court House Pharmacy
Soledad
W. Commerce
Felt House
Berreys Court Mouse Pharmacy
Berrey’s
Paris
Sundaies
Houston
St. Mary's
We Stark
Linn
Yardley
Armands
Jb It
Ayres
Kourlein
Marveloin
Mudinit
Roubignnt
Wallet Ganda
Druge
L. C. Berrey Drug
Pags Baker’s Beautiful
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