Texas warned bonds must be voted
Austin July 1 15 a meeting of 20 counties and cities with Lawrence Westbrook director of the state relief commission urged approving the 20 million dollar August 28 relief bond issue to continue federal funds. Bexar County Judge Funsl Wood hull San Antonio spoke at the conference endorsing bonds and planning a campaign to promote the constitutional amendment permitting the bond issue.
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Austin
Texas
Bexar
Funsl Woodhull
San Antonio
Lawrence Westbrook
State Relief Commission
Flans
C.K. Quin
San Anlonio
Jndge Woodhull
Woodhull
Quin
CRAS
Nurite Relief Promised for Nervous Pain and Aches
A vintage ad proclaims Nurite eases aching legs and neuritis without narcotics. It claims fast effect after few doses, positive results for those who despaired, and urges purchase through multiple druggists.
Farley Sees Southern Support for Prohibition Repeal
Postmaster General James A. Farley forecast nationwide repeal of Prohibition by January 1, citing Arkansas and Alabama votes as proof of Southern backing. He said lack of a full repeal vote in the South did not doubt broad support, while local officials discussed relief funding and bond amendments amid Texas funding concerns. The meeting urged a strong campaign for the bond measure as a path to relief funds and national aid.
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Farley
Cuscado
Jnly
James A. Farley
Arkansas
Alabama
Parley
New York
Jonelt. Shause
National Association Against Prohibition
Ghoure
Shouse
F. Roland Harriman
Dia
Alakana
Prohibition repeal gains as states vote across the South and Midwest
Arkansas and Alabama lead the repeal push as the Solid South joins 18 states on record for repeal. Tennessee voters head to the polls tomorrow with Oregon upcoming, while Michigan, Wisconsin, Rhode Island and others already vote for repeal or set dates. Additional states like Arizona Missouri Texas Washington and Florida are scheduled to vote in the coming months as the November tally nears.
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Aaraelainds
Arkansas
Alabama
Solid South
Tennessee
Oregon
Tigrv
Oynen
Oreg
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New Jersey
Delaware
Indiana
Massachusetts
New York
Iowa
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Nevada
California
West Virginia
Arizona
Missouri
Texas
Washington
Vermont
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
Florida
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Millinery and Necktie Codes Announced in Dallas
Dallas millinery and necktie firms and workers announced wage codes under the national recovery act. Minimum pay is 30 cents per hour with a 40 hour week, replacing the prior 8 dollar weekly typical earnings. The new rules apply to all productive workers, amid speculation about broader recovery hopes before Christmas.
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Dallas
A& Jo
Arkansas and Alabama Vote to Repeal Eighteenth Amendment
Across Arkansas and Alabama voters backed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment in Tuesday referendums. Early tallies show Arkansas near 140,000 votes with strong turnout in urban counties while rural districts skewed, and Alabama reporting 46,693 against 8,456 in statewide ballots for repeal. News notes state delegates will convene in August to decide on ratification.
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TL Rock
Ark
Bates
Associated Frees
Faulkner
Boone
North
Arkansas
Pulaski
Lite Rock
Poinsett
Phillips
East Arkansas
Garland
Hot Springs
Bebustain
Fort Smith
Oklahoma
Union
el Dorado
Mississippi
Missouri
Tennessee
Miller
Texarkana
Jefferson
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Nashington
D.C
Italy
Bishop Dimes Gannon Jr
HUTTON FIGHTS FOR ANGELS PASSAGE
David L Hutton the divorce plaintiff clashed over occupancy of the Angelus temple parsonage in Los Angeles as he sought to prevent access to valuables in the home. Temple officials and a guard were involved after Hutton ordered the guard to bar entry and defy congregation members. The feud followed an earlier appeal by Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, with Miss Harriet Jordan the temple manager dismissing the guard. Hutton said he would not withdraw orders while his wife Lilly is abroad for surgery, while McPherson appealed for postponement of the divorce proceedings.
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OS Angeles
David L. Hutton
An- Belus Temple
Aimee Semple McPhersone Hutton
Rlcade
Willian B. Levins
Harriet Jordan
Temple
Hulton
Superior Cour
Leving
David
Huttton
Angelus Temple
Jays Ally
Young Roosevelt evasive about future plans
CHICAGO July 1. Roosevelt says he will inform the public if he decides to marry again but implies he will keep counsel. Arriving from Nevada where he and his former wife Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt were divorced, he faced questions about Ruth Goggins romance at Fort Worth and avoided a definite answer. He spent the evening in Chicago, lingering near the hotel where Miss Goggins registered.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Nevada
Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Ruth Goggins
Fort Worth
Young Roosevelt
Mias Googins
Nine Fines Glazed in City Slot Machine Case
Nine defendants pled guilty to various charges arising from operating slot machines in the city. Eight defendants were acquitted. The nine fines totaled 15.25 dollars each, with eight charged to George Anderson and one to Bob Gillis, following a pre-case agreement.
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Justices of the Peace
John F. Onion
Frank ©. Vogler
Mo Lriel
TL Wa
George Anderson
Bob Gillis
Polk Newht
Walter Baker
Lee Green
M. A. Pendegrass
Man Stands Trial for Assault With Intent to Rob
Donald Baker of 4981-2 South Flores street went to trial in the Ninety Fourth district court on a charge of assault with intent to commit robbery. The case concerns an alleged attempt to rob H. Wayner at the Western National building on June 20.
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Donald Baker
South Flores Street
Ron H. Wayner
Mrogetshi
Natonal
World Wheat Cutbacks See Cooperation Bid
London reports representatives from trading nations agree on co operation to place wheat on an economical profitable basis. France pushes export import restrictions and a mutual trade among participants. American negotiators seek stronger points while discussion continues on a broader export plan with possible future announcements.
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London
France
Power Output Up in New York Amid Holiday Week
Power output rose 164 percent last week from the same period a year earlier, continuing gains since the start of the downturn. The rise followed a peaking period earlier in July and reflects a significant pickup from prior activity, aided by the July 4 holiday.
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New York
Stop Skin Itch Germs Cure Ad Claim
An old advertisement claims a topical product named Dr Nixon a Nixpier can stop itching and heal skin quickly. It touts imported expertise from a famous English skin specialist and promises fast relief from eczema pimples ringworm and crotch itch with guaranteed results and store availability.
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Nixon
Klutch advertises secure false teeth at drug stores
An old advertisement touts Klutch dental plates as comfortable and secure with no rocking or movement. It promises you can bite and chew normally, even with your own teeth, for 25 cents a box.
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Ady
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