Dry Law Issue Dominates Texas Gubernatorial Race
July 14 Austin dispatch reports four new voices join the Democratic primary as H. M. Wolfe of Dallas and Tom Hunter of Wichita Falls champion prohibition, while Governor Sterling touts his record and proposes a special session to push liquor policy. Other candidates including Evans plan trips across the state as campaigns heat up.
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Austin
Campasgn
H. M. Wolfe
Dallas
Inia
Wolfe
Sterling
Dayton Merchantile Company
Dayton
Glerling
Hunter
Ciilliams
Texas
Silat
RS. Sterling
Surway
Amarillo
Central Texas
Dan Moody
Borger
Aimarillo
Yeller
Isis
Highway Department
Goygynor Sterling
Tarte Cavertoy Marti A. Torphean
Dattes B. Merguson
Vorkican
Gutinix
Thay
Dames
Penpuson
Moore Lynn
Surly
Hoover Relice Washington Repays Aid Row in Congress
Congress rushed to renew the $2.122 billion general relief program as Hoover pressured for a compromise on the home loan bank bill. The House passed all provisions except the Glass currency expansion plan, with the Senate instructing its conferees to insist on the Glass rider amid a near deadlock between Hoover and Speaker Garner. The relief bill authorizes $3 billion for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to provide immediate state loans and employment funds, while a separate $322 million police construction program was floated with a portion potentially postponable.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Morteck
Soul T Makolaj
Senate Conferese
Garner
Conferces
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Corporation
Congressional ‘Committee
Treasury
Tarhouse
Griner
Congress Deliberates Relief Bill and Bank Legislation
Senate takes up relief bill and conference reports while planning adjournment. House adopts conference report on relief bill and home loan bank measures. votes to reduce veterans’ coal loans and to pursue foreign relations inquiry on the St Lawrence waterway.
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Senate
Bume Jnan Bank
FmpCar
St. Lawrence
Italy
Christ Church to Observe Founding Anniversary
Christ Church Episcopal marks its nineteenth founding anniversary with Sunday services at Belknap and Russell. Rev. Samuel Capers will preach a special sermon as music directed by Glenn J. Fox accompanies the morning prayers. The dedication service occurred July 12, 1913, with aid from former rector Rev. John Rideout and Mrs. Guy S. McFarland.
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Lye Founding of Christ
Episcopal Church
Belknap
Russell Places
Samuel Capers
Glenn J. Fox
West Texas
James §. Johnston
John Rideout
Guy S. McFarland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Capers
Archeologists to Resume Digging in Anatolia Regions
Istanbul July 16 Dr Henning von der Osten, eminent archaeologist and professor at the Oriental Institute of Chicago, arrives to resume excavations at Alichar near Yorgat in Anatolia. In six years the team has uncovered relics from stone, syrotype, and copper ages, plus skeletal remains and towns. The expedition includes four Americans and four Germans studying ancient civilizations.
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Anatolia
Istanbul
Henning von der Osson
Oriental Institute of Chicago
Alichar
Yorgat
van der Osten
B.C
Institute of Orlemta
Pilot Recounts Jungle Ordeal From 1944 Rescue
Clarence McElroy an American aviator rescued from a 17 day jungle ordeal in Mexico recounts his escape through dense jungle terrain after a crash near San Geronimo. He aided the injured companion Roy Gordon who died in the wreck during a tropical storm.
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Mexico City
Lillie
Jittle Loday
Clarence McElroy
McHirey
San Geronimo
Shiraz
Jer
Vera Cruz
Honduras
Roy Gordon
Tegucigalpa
Jil
Silva
efthcElroy
Gonstadlly
Metlroy
Phickel
Gordon
Jong Singe
Local society notes feature engagements and parties
Miss Winifred White of Eagle Pass to marry Arthur R. Strank of Bugle Pass will be celebrated at the bride’s home in Mammoth Heights on Saturday evening. Mollie and Josephine Bennett host a terrace dancing party for Miss Emily Keevan and Miss Reulaus of Houston. Miss Hetty Townsend hosts open house for Caroline McKenzie of Washington, D. C. A joint miscellaneous shower honors Miss Byelle Fowler and fiancé J William Burrow at Dr and Mrs J L Shipman’s home with games and gifts. Also, a carnival planned at the Baptist church on Thursday evening, and Jeannette Chesser heads a Presbyterian conference trip to Washington.
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Winifred White
Alfred White
Eagle Pass
Arthur R. Strank
Bugle Pass
Kate Schenck
Mamo Heights
Mollie
Josephine Bennell
John M. Bennett
Emily Keevan
Keeran
Victoria Ima
Reulaus
Houston
Paar Ae
Hetty ‘Townsend
Lea FL Crane
Caroline McKenzie
Woshington
T.C
Mesdaines
Fred Klug
Dora Stoward
Byelle Fowler
J Wiliam Burrow
J. L. Shipman
Little Milks
Phillis Roberts
Miss Fowler
Coke
Pagan relics gifted to the Pope amid New Guinea links
Pope Mas AKL received a pagan alloy ensemble and 60 objects of pagan and religious sculpture from Father Kirschbaum, a New Guinea missionary of 38 years. The items were presented as a collection to his Holiness to be placed in the esinological museum, reflecting rites of indigenous groups.
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Pope Vannican Gity
Mas Akl
New Guinea
St. Ke Wllar
Father Kirschbaum
New Gunes
Ue Esiinological Museu
Wen
Kirschbauns
Cyit
Triba
Debate Over War Debts Reflects Hoover Policy Shift
Washington reports Democrats question President Hoover's stance on war debts as a conference proposal sparks debate. Senator Borah cites Hoover letter promising not to concede to a European coercion plan while lawmakers seek clarity on debt transfers and tariff exclusions amid international talks with France Britain and Lausanne accords.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Hoover
Borah
Aelion
League of Nelions
Lutter
Robynson
Arkansas
Robinson
Evonamle
Herriol
Great Britain
United States
Europe
France
United Shales
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Poultry and Produce Prices Shift in Town Market
Fragmented OCR reads show assorted poultry and produce items with several misread terms. Mentions of prices, vendors, and items like chickens and chops appear amid garbled names and numbers, implying a market listing or ad page with fluctuating prices and various goods.
Radio Help in Miners’ Rescue Efforts in Britain
Report discusses radio communication aiding rescues of entombed miners. It notes staged disasters in Yorkshire tests proving radio contact can be maintained with trapped workers. Authors anticipate installing radio sets in every mine to improve future responses.
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London
Tyshish
Minera
Ue Otishle
Erith
New Shoes Downfall Of Youth
A chaotic incident on Tuy 14 centers on Leslie Manting who claims a new pair of shoes led to a robbery. He alleges an altercation outside headquirters and that a youth named Elven Incked attacked him while wearing size 7 shoes.
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Arand
Leslie Manting
Lesley
Wester
Will Stapley Elven
Elven
Poultry Market Prices and Grocery Notes
Readable sections show poultry prices and broader market items at Crowes Market and adjacent stalls. Names and places include Arties Tiron and the Bustier Proprietor with varied prices for hens, eggs, onions, tomatoes, beans, and fruit. prices quoted in cents per unit and dollars per bushel. overall market context indicates fluctuating wholesale and retail pricing.
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Gernly
Ryder
Wil
Vento Iin
Alewdy
Arties
Arombatow
Norte
Vale
Gente
Plume
Purnaus
New
Fealtel
Wilcus Watersidhna
Martie
Crete
Doxan Smh
Aprate
Valuatnia
Bos Puen
Genys
Ozery
Atuciestbier
Pouni
Rena
Fu Bae Griney
Homans
Alhitelys
Poe
Eeciie
Rai
Ondliseig
Deana
Calif
Idaho
Pastor and Wife Return From Trip
Reverend and Mrs James M. Tord of 722 Paklerson Avenue have returned from vacations spent in Colorado and Kansas. Dr Tord served as a delegate to the Klwanis International local convention of Detroit.
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James M. Tord
Paklerson Avenid
Colorado
Katinas
de. Todi
Klwans Imivnat Logal
Debrotl
Congress Near End Of Long Congress Refines Legacy
Washington reports the 72nd Congress nearing adjournment after a seven month session noted as the longest in a decade. It faced debt relief, Reconstruction Finance Corp liberalization, tax increases, and battles over vetoes and farm unemployment, with Prohibition debates and overwork concerns shaping the final acts before March 1933.
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Congress
Willy
Maasedt
Senate
Notte
Sonsinual
Capitol
Shell
Philadelphia
Washington
Retim
George Calver
House
Hoover
Treasury
Crbinel Yoomurrs
Wiln Hue
Nck Vite
Ambiguous Tax and Insurance Totals Mentioned
Fragmented text suggests references to Doumer Insurance totals of 185000 and vague mentions of assassination, investment schemes, and life policies. Names and clear facts are obscured, leaving an unclear tabloid style note on insurance practices and deaths without verifiable details.
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Barney Google
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DeBeck
Big Boy
Okax
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Hooover
Kas Antoni
Pete Geege Hoki
Pat Beeemeee
Culrada Graas
Amy Provions
Aten
Savineaghan
Beaumont
Floresville
Reoville
Corpus Chriati
Tused
Chas Church
Tt Moat
Ta Beith
Misa Jeannette Chesser
W. B. Cherson
Knr’s Highway
Princes Parker
LR. Parker
West Magnolia Monnt
Wasnhechle
Presbyterian Conference
Kinte
Sehlia
Luvern
Liv Brum
Wrleey
Giwinks Menorgyal
Travyenn Owlyced
Wexrely Mtr
Ana Meader
Bam Gomber
Daroneey Boke
Inter Btu
Amy Hebbee
Pyne Aunier
Howe
Nod
Tavukmooi
Guawan
Sue Higher
Niki
Phrone
Wedge
Cormini Fost
Sai
Binley
Mae Hink
Mr Frog
Seivey
Stes
Uondan
Dave Nomis
Ehinmonte
Tedine
Ayanadic
Mary
Yehington
Jeg
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Italia
Finan Corporation
Jess Tius
Hangler
Catick
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Tisreayer
Lars Oy
Fenner
Japan
Downer
Aplonin
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