Wurzbach Rally Portrays Fraud Claims In Texas Fight
Republican congressman from Texas denounces vote fraud allegations in a San Antonio meeting on Alamo Plaza. He endorses the Citizens League ticket and accuses city county machines of disenfranchising voters, urging action against alleged ring candidates amid a heated primary campaign.
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Wurzbach
Texas
Uexar
Alamo Plaza
Citizens’ League
Will Marke
San Antonio
Joe S. Sheldon
Theo M. Blumtacc
Peter
Wiztach
Wurabach
Jerusalem
Mexico Laborites Seek Continuation of Harmony with American Labor
July 24 report quotes Luis Moroney of the Confederación Regional Obreros Mexicanos and the Labor party stating Mexican workers are satisfied with past relations with American labor and seek cooperation with capital. He criticizes election fraud and machine politics linking figures such as Newton, Burke, and Watson, and urges voters to back reform candidates like Tynan or Robertson.
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Menico- City
Luis Moroney
OR. O M
Confederation Regional Obreros Mexicanos
Labor Party
Ytoday
Larwong
Porfirio
Akide
Dave Watson
Watson
Henry Dlelunin
Hoth
Seguin Gherlly
Wve
Mave
Dfcries
Henry Dielmann
Dielmann
Tour Newton
Fleury
Wurzbach
Tynan
Robertson
Wington
Tyust
Tanan
Anil
Tme
Te Citizens League
Final Rites for Man in Gonzales
Hobert Kokernot 31 died in San Antonio Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at his residence with Rev. St C. McCue and Rev. J T Ring. Burial was in the I C O F cemetery. Survived by his parents a son Hobert Jr three brothers Lee Roker Nat W N Kokernat Jr and David Kokernet and sister Miss Josephine Kokernet all of Gonzales.
Michelson's Light Speed Experiments Delayed by Vacuum Tube
Pasadena report notes Albert A. Michelson, famed physicist, using a vacuum tube device to recheck measurements of light speed. The apparatus faces indefinite delays hampering the experiment's progress and potential results.
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Pasadena
Calif
Albert A. Michelson
Watson Flays Prosecution Record at Park Speech
Dave Walon, candidate for district attorney on the People’s Progressive ticket, criticized Bexar County’s prosecution efficiency comparing indictments. He cited 27 convictions from 4460 indictments, clashing with Harris County figures, and clashed with opponent Walter Tynan and Lamar Steligson. A heckler was ejected after accusatory remarks about Foliviano Fiores. Sheriff Newton read a letter denying grand jury appearance on a murder charge.
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Dave Walon
People’s Truektossive
Bexar County
Say Pulto Park
Warris County
Walter Tymun
Lamar Steligson
Tynan
Steligson
Heckler
Walson
Foliviano
Fiores
Mithers
Parrish
Newton
Alfonso Newton
John Walls
Taveda
Grand
Son of Divorced Wife May Inherit Fortune of How
In St Louis on July 24 a man claiming to be the son of Jane How’s previous marriage appeared as a potential heir to James Fads How’s estate valued around 250000 dollars. Jesse McDonald, a local attorney and trustee, said How’s former wife Ingerbere Sorenson of Chicago, married in 1924, may have had a son by a previous husband and that she induced adoption before 1928, potentially entitling the son to the entire trust fund through How’s mother.
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Janes
Jonaita Hobo
Ikely
Jesse McDonald
Thes
Elian
Grand jury testimony cited for Joe Hobrecht at Webb County
July 0 reading notes Joe Hobrecht was brought to Webb County under a writ of attachment issued by the district court. Sheriff Newton escorted him to be a witness before the grand jury, while not serving as a witness in the proceeding. Program speakers included James Davig for Warne for Will Wool, Pat Dwyer for legislative, John R. Shook for justice, and others with Judge Perry Robertsai presiding.
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Webb County
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Doe Hobrecht
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Agus
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Lart Nen
Et Cler Warneix
Will Wool
Pat Dwyer
Legisla Luce
John R- Shook
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Sobieski
Perry
Robertsai Too Newton
Issioner Trecinet
John PB
Warrants Issued in Bank Shortage Case
Two men connected with a Commercial bank in Brady were held for examination after a bank shortage of about nine thousand dollars was found in the bank’s accounts. The men identified as cashier S M Graham and bookkeeper Tao Campbell faced bonds set at five thousand dollars each as warrants were issued.
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Texan
Utay
SMX
S. S. Graham
Istnul
Tao Campbell
Wartime Pharmacy Ad Promises Liver Support
An old classified ad advertises medical remedies for gallstone colic and liver issues. It lists a local address at 812-3 Masonic Temple, Mintapelis, with references to Drip Co and a suggested treatment plan using specific pills and relief methods.
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Eeretil Palmese
Inessenelye
Mame Drip Co
Masonic ‘Temple
Minttapelis
Slicn
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