Hoover to Board Urges Equal Opportunity in Farm Sector
President Hoover orders the initial meeting of the federal farm board and calls for evidence based action to align agricultural production with demand. He stresses building farmer owned marketing institutions and strengthening farm organizations for lasting stability. Delegations and stakeholders from tobacco, cotton, and fruit sectors attend as relief efforts and market outlets are discussed.
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Virginia Politician Bets Texas Goes Republican
In a revealing exchange, Harry Williams of Gbeffield and Noelke in Virginia discuss bets on Texas voting Republican, with Dilly at Washington and connections to Lee University. The tale ties Virginia politics to postwar party shifts and local figures, including notes on cattle, racing stock, and ranch life in the Guadalupe region.
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Torocoyolis Return to Former Homes in Mexico
In Sonora, the Torocoyolia or friends of the whites begin a long trek home after nine years of exile along the Yaqui river. Hundreds travel from the Fl Aguila hacienda toward ancestral lands, carrying a few belongings as they move over a rough trail.
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Yaqui
Sonora
Fl Aguila” Bacienda
Birdon
Seek Slayer in Scent Debt
Police investigated a fatal shooting at Owl Auto Livery after a card game dispute over a scent debt. Albert Rosas was killed when a man drew a pistol and fired across the table, witnesses including Louis Fernandez Haymond Garcia and Willa Taylor reported the gunman fled and remained at large Monday.
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Mrs Pierce Injured as Two Autos Collide in Paris
Former actress Mrs Tal da Pierce wife of painter and ex Harvard football star was seriously injured in a two car collision near Paris. She rode in a motor coach struck by another auto driven by Barbara Florence of New York. Harrison sustained minor injuries while her car was demolished.
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Mexico City Ordered Punctual Show Openings
The federal district government in Mexico City orders performances to start exactly at the advertised hour or face fines. Officials advise reducing cast textures to avoid delaying the next show and urge theaters to ensure timely openings.
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Federal District Government
Dry Laments Dried Youths and Prohibition Debate
In Washington on July 16 former Georgia representative William D Upshaw criticizes President Roosevelt for banning prohibition bureau propaganda from schools. He denounces youth disrespect and sees press influence as eroding constitutional prohibition while calling opponents radicals and fanatics.
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Prans- Wilson
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
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Prohibition Bureau
State to Rule on Wood Is Plan for Court Size and Governor Salary
The plan would raise the governor's salary from 4000 to 10000 annually and increase the number of Supreme Court justices from three to nine. Both proposals passed the First Legislature and go to voters at a special election. The court reform seeks to abolish the Commission of Appeals by granting full authority to the Supreme Court.
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Esperanto Society Elects H W Ketzel
Henry W. Ketzel of Philadelphia was chosen president of the Esperanto Association of North America at the final session of its annual conference in New York.
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H. W. Ketzel
New York
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Henry W. Ketsel
Philadelphia
Esperanto Association of North America
Court Proceedings List Numerous Violations and Fines
A long court log records multiple defendants and fines for violations of the vice ordinance, driving over a fire hose, train riding, disturbing the peace, assault, raffle violations, vagrancy, disorderly conduct, duress, and traffic offenses. Names include Jose Veleston, John Arrick, Frank Wixby, Judy Cannon, and many others with fines ranging from 2 to 55 dollars.
President Travels to Baltimore for Rainbow Convention Parade
President and Mrs Hoover travel by motorcade to Baltimore for the Rainbow convention parade at the Maryland Club. Rainbow officials host and will precede the procession with guests from the event before returning to Washington tonight.
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Thieves rob widow of British actor in Chelsea
London reports Lady Alexander widow of Sir George Alexander was robbed at her Chelsea home in the early hours. burglars cracked a safe and fled with a quantity of jewels, two safes were opened during the break in. In Dallas a separate robbery saw three safes emptied of $303.
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George Alexander
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Biepars
Dallas
City Council Sets Costs for Blanco Work Hearing
City council on Monday approved charges for the Blanco road project with costs divided between property owners and the city. The plan includes paving from Ross Wood Avenue to the city limits and from West Summit Avenue to Lynwood Avenue, with front-foot costs and overall city payments detailed. July 20 was set for a hearing, and additional funds were appropriated for Elmira Street improvements from Grayson Street to Tocnat Street.
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Ross Wood Avenue
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Lynwood Avenua
Aearner
Leawood
York
Elmira Street
Grayson Street
Moreex Tonio Health Tonic Promoted in Garbled Ad
A fragmented ad touts Moreex Tonio as a health tonic for goats and animals, claiming gland benefits and invigoration. It promises a 10 day trial package and references personal information from BOMMERE WAGES and a list of ingredients and effects.
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