Labor Adopts Five Point Plan For Relief
Atlantic City July 23. The American Federation of Labor executive council presented a five point relief plan. President William Green led the drive for a six hour day and unemployment insurance. The plan calls for strengthened local relief with adequate funds and local government action to raise city funds. It urges state resources and federal participation beyond the relief bill and cooperative action with all groups and individuals.
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Atlantic City
WN. J
American Federation of Labor
Oulion
William Green
Tegan
Grerm
Aernaiek
Congress
Executive Council
Rebor 9
Vote Given Negroes Resumed In Court Battle Over Primary
In a continuing blaze of legal action the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals delayed Tayloe's ruling on black voting in the Democratic primary. Chief Justice Fly ordered a stay preventing early polling discrimination while the appeal proceeds, and hearings resumed with Judge Brooks, Weber, and others arguing for and against black voters' participation. The high court's decision is awaited to determine if Negroes may vote in the Texas primary.
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Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
S G. Tayloe
Snoirdes
S.J. Brooks
John K. Weber
Bexar County Executive Committee
W. S. Fly
Fourth Court
Tayloe
High Court
G. Tayloe
Taploe
Saunday
John K. Wever
Bexar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Camp Pliandte
Laredo Judge to Preside Libel Trial in San Antonio
Jodge B D Wright of Laredo’s Eleventh District will travel to San Antonio to preside over the libel case John L. Martin vs Houston Chronicle Publishing Co in the Forty fifth District Court. Judge Wright was invited by Judge J P Pool of Victoria who presides the Fourth Administrative Judicial district. The suit seeks 50000 and centers on an article allegedly defamatory to the plaintiff regarding hoof and mouth disease in imported cattle.
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Laredo
Jodge B.D. Wright
Hondred
Eleventh District Court
San Antonio Monda
Forty-fifth District
S. G. Tayloe
3. P. Pool
Victoria
Fourth Administrative Judicial District
Wright
John L. Martin
Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
the Chronicle
Tris
Bic
Nixon Texas Orchestra to Play Sacred Music at Church
The Glover String Orchestra of Nixon Texas will give a sacred music concert at Bout Alaing Methodist church Sunday evening The orchestra also plays for the First Methodist church of Wiser The Nixon church pastor is a brother of the Reverend L D Boatman pastor at the Sarctin YAlame chip
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Glover String Orchestra
Nixon
Texas
Bout Alaing
Thio
Unclear OCR Tariff Notes Mention Officials
Fragmentary OCR text references tariff variations and duties with mentions of Governor General James B Nell and President De Valera. Lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a full summary.
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Mulder
Great Bi
Ann! Py
James B. Nell
de Valera
Vodar
Negroes Vote and Court Clash in Texas Primaries
In Dallas and Grayson County Negroes could enter the Democratic primary but faces of limited turnout loom. Grayson chair Gafford cites Supreme Court limits while Davies chair Buckner would permit ballots. U S Judge Key rules state party bodies cannot exclude Negro voters. he defers mandamus. In Nueces County, Weavves were allowed to vote in the primary.
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Allas
Grayson
Dallas
Grayson County
Hen F. Gafford
United States Supreme Court
Gafford
el Paso
Murrell L. Buckner
Davies County
Sole
Supreme Court
United States
T. M. Key
Democratic State Executive Committee
Five Bodies Recovered From Pontiac Lake
Five bodies were recovered from Pontiac Lake near Funtiac after fishermen reported drag marks and a probable drowning. Authorities say the missing persons are believed to have drowned during a fishing trip, with no survivors found among the reported party.
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Pontiac Lake
Funtiac
Mien
Paria
Thuystae
Oliical
Fke
San Antonian Sees Pope in Audience at Vatican
San Antonio resident Mather Bonaventure, mother superior of the unidentified order, was granted an audience with Pope Plus during a Vatican visit. The event occurred amid mutual greetings and expressions of goodwill. further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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San Antonian
Vatican City
M— Mather Bonaventure
Genera Xlptera Archiriy
San Antonio
Mrontell
Pope Plus
Texas voter ballot candidates for railroad commission and congress
The Texas ballot lists multiple candidates for three railroad commission terms and three congressman-at-large seats. Names include C. V. Terrell, J. T. Migek Patterson, Roy Tennant, Lee Setterwhile, Olin Culberson, W. Gregory Hatcher, Ed Murnby, and others from Amarillo to Livingston. Also listed are challengers to Associate Justice William Pierson and numerous congressman-at-large contenders from counties across the state.
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Raul Places
C. V. Terrell
Texas Railroad Commiscon
J.T. Migek" Patterson
San Antonio
Roy T. Tennant
Temple
Lee Setterwhile
Odessa
Railroad Commission
Tat M. Neffl
OG. Thompson
Amarillo
Sterling
Neff
Olin Culberson
Fadna
W. Gregory Hatcher
Dallas
C. A. Deware
Brenham
Ed . Murnby
Livingston
William Piercon
Supreme Court
J. E. Hickman
Eastland County
Oole Speer
C. Ozra Cor
Travis Ommaly
George J. Sehleicher
Dewitt County
Lawrence Westbrook
Mcvenpan County
Pink Parrish
Lubbock County
Saemman Nelson
Montgomery County
W. Seldon Reed
Travis County
Oscar P. Holcombe
Harris County
H. Crelone Davis
Hopkins County
W. A. Yow'sine
Brath
Lemust
Wilery
Ette
Jager
Dallas County
Tarrant Coun
B.D. Saren
Wielens GB
Fisher
Ben F. Harigell
Fay- Douglas
W. McGregor A
Sterling Pswong
Mrs
Fredseal
Kerr County
W. I. Cargil
C. A. Mitchner
Trion County
Alfred William Sasse
Victoria County
J. E. Bogg-Scott
Coleman County
Julien C. Hyer
Orange County
Mante Warnee
Tom Green County
John L. Meany
Joy Burkett
Bexar County
Oratory fuels rally for Peoples ticket in Crockett square
Friday night crowd above 1200 heard candidates on the Peoples ticket urge support in Saturday Democratic primaries. J Franklin Spears attacked incumbent D F Davis over back tax suits and touted abolishing the county attorney's office in two years to save money. O B Black blamed Walter Tynan for ineffective prosecutions, while J S McNeel predicted Sheriff Hausser's defeat for neglect of duty. John Wahl and others spoke for the slate, praising public service and urging voters to back experienced legislators.
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Oratory
Twin Parks
Crockett Square
Peoples
Democrati
J. Franklin Spears
Attornay
Black
D. A. McAskill
Citizens’ League
Spears
D. F. Davis
Davis
Himelf
C. B. Black
Walter Tynan
United States District Attorney
Tynes
W. A. Warebach
Heer
Frost Woodhull
Harold Kayton
Austin
H. TL. Reader
Pat Deer
M. E. Meht
F. K. Anderson
Hart McCormick
John J. Wahl
Charles, Gerlach
Will Woods
Ce Sobieski
W. A. Williamson
Thomas B. Abbott
D. J. Moran
Eugene Fecel
Houston Casts Heavy Vote Primary Returns Shock City
Houston Chronicle reports scattered results with Sterling 478 Ferguoso 258 Allred 309 Calhound 480 submission 492 against 100 as voting proceeds at a brisk pace. Readers forecast turnout beyond 30 000 by closing polls amid early Democratic primary activity in Port Worth with AG estimates of 33 909 ballots.
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Houston
Houston Chronicle
Sterling
Ferguoso
Allred
Calhound
Submission
Port Worth
Wife’s divorce suit reveals husband’s alleged infidelity
In San Francisco July 23 Mrs Gertrude Lovett, wife of painter Henry Cozler Lovell, accuses him of secrecy and betrayal after discovering funds and a named UC co-ed mistress. She and their daughter traced hotel registrations and a gold-diggers’ arrangement, prompting a stormy confrontation and claims of a long-running affair.
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San Francisco
Gertrude Lovett
Alamedy
Henry Cozler Lovell
Ard Il
Loreen Senderson
University of California
Lovett
Lovell
Johnnie Lucille
Cowither
Lavell Sis
Citizens League Rally Promises Victory in Saturday Election
The Citizens League hosts a large final rally at Maverick Park drawing at least 5000 attendees. Henry A. Hirshberg declares the rally a triumphal prelude to victory while touting a white vote majority of about 4000 over the People's ticket and predicting up to 1500 black votes. Several candidates including D. T. Davis, Walter Tynan, Albert Maverick Jr., and Wondhull tout strong campaigns and demand public support against the machine.
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Jeaders
Citizens' League
Kallule
Abpa
Maverick Park
Henry A. Hirshbere
G. Taylor
Ningro
League
Maury Maveriel
Lax
George W. Hurtress Jr
Bexar County
Slaughter Case Filed for Goat Slaying in City
Luis Rosaba aged 62 of 1262 Austin Street faced a slaughtering charge after allegedly killing a goat in his backyard within city limits without a permit. Otto Biles, city health officer, filed the complaint in corporation court citing an ordinance restricting slaughter to designated places.
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Luis Rosaba
Austin Street
Otto Biles
Rucoba
Posse Hunts Bank Bandits After $1200 Robbery
A posse hunted two men in the Big Thicket of Mardin county after they robbed the Bull State bank Liberty county of 1200 dollars yesterday. The robbers fled in a car they abandoned later today. It is believed the men entered the woods on foot seeking escape.
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Brush Beaumont
Big
Mardin County
Bull State
Liberty County
Lickel
Ile
Mrs Alex Adams Closes Campaign In San Antonio
Mrs. Alex Adams, sole San Antonio candidate for congressman at large, closed her campaign Friday with an address on the auditorium stage. A prominent clubwoman, she has been active in San Antonio civic affairs for years.
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Alex Adams
San Antonio
Adams
Weather Aid to Large Vote in South Texas Election
Judge Tayloe of the Forty fifth district will be in court Saturday to settle regulatory questions at polling places, a longstanding Bexar County custom. Late returns and headquarter activity at 412 South St. Mary's St. point to expected excitement as ballots are tallied. The ballot this year includes regular state offices plus 20 candidates for three congressmen at large, with about 410 names on the ballot including precinct committeemen.
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Enstecot
Citwers’ League
Judge Fly
G. Tay- Joo
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Fly
Planetton Femins
Maverick
Ranedolph
Bereny
District Court
Bexar County
Teyloe
Fry
C. Gales
W. Smith
B. Ami
Ry Court Metal & p.m.Lor
Bil Garaison
Taylor's Court
Tayloe
Roniker
Plasmaist
Siit
Houston
G. Tayloe
Fortyfifth
Bexap
South St. Mary's Street
Ormerly Montgomery Ward and Company
Three Youths Die on Tracks Near Shreveport
Three unidentified youths aged 15 to 20 were found dead on railroad tracks near Endesu, Mine miles east of Shreveport. They were believed killed by a westbound train about an hour earlier, discovered by Leon ard Hdmonton, relief section foreman. The report notes no clear identification and indicates the investigation was in early stages.
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Shreveport
Trevnels Central
Endesu
Leonard Hdmonton
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