Hoover assigns R F C chair to Democrat Pomerene
Washington July 21 In a major shift President Hoover appoints former Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio to chair the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The move places four Democrats on the agency and signals political strategy as the administration manages loans to enterprises. Democratic leaders, including Henry T. Rainey, acknowledge the president’s control of relief policy while aiming to blunt criticism that relief benefits a few while others suffer.
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Washington, D.C
INS
Hoover
Atlee Fomerene
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Epect
Hie
Pomerene
Alfred E. Smith
Gwen D. Young
Fiinance Corporation
Rainey
Henry T. Rainey
Tinos
House
Chinese Forces Battle Brigands Near Kwangting Border
Heavy losses were reported in a clash between Kwangting provincial forces and brigands along the northern border. Provincial troops said they scattered the outlaws and thwarted an attempted advance through the province.
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Shanghai
China
Kwangting
Prove Lete
Father Charged After Son's Testimony in Philadelphia
An 8-year-old boy testified he was tied in his home for up to three days with a chain and dog collar. His father Stanley Wammarski, 43, is held on $1000 bail, charged with aggravated assault and battery after neighbors reported prior mistreatment of the boy.
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Philadelphia
Stanley Wammarski
Stanley Jr
Richardson family to join San Antonio colony at Fort Davis
CLARA GC FANCOAST reports W Richardson and daughters Elizabeth and Adelaide will depart Saturday to join the San Antonio group in the Davis mountains for a three week stay. Other San Antonians, including General and Mrs. George P Bartlett and Mrs. Walker, are also noted in the Davis area. The column also lists a marriage in Kerrville and various social events and visits among local residents.
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Clara GC
W. Richardson
Elizabeth
Adelaide Richardson
San Antonio
Fort Davis
Davis Mountains
George P. Bartlett
George ©. Walker
Phil Coldwell
R. J. McKillan
Anthony de Young
Anna de ‘Young
Thomas K. Pelly
Chiton Hy
Cab Stolen in Hold Up Hints from Wednesday Report
Detectives and police report a cab owned by the Plager Vas company was stolen by two women in a holdup Tuesday morning. Randolph Camares, driver, says two men boarded at Matamoras and Ser Saba streets and forced him to drive to Somerset Road and Stonewall Street. They searched him and fled with the taxi. An incident at 120 North Alamo Street involved a man taking a bottle of alcohol without paying. Railroad workers aided by detectives resulted in the arrest of a suspect and recovery of three stolen railroad jacks. Other reported losses include a wrist watch from Billie Lucas and a donkey from Mrs A Dolle.
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Plager Vas! Company
Randolph Camares
Matamoras
Ser Saba
Somerset Road
van Ness Street
W Man Lo
North Alamo Street
R. L. Simon
Missouri Pacific Railroad
A.G. Lankford
al. Hartman
Billie Lucas
Jewell Hotel
A. Dolle
Waverly Avenue
Husband Charged With Killing Wife in Beaumont
Beaumont July 27 Henry Simmons 32 is charged with murder for shooting his wife at her sister's home last night saying she failed to raise their children as he wished. The calloused motive and location are noted as authorities file charges after the incident.
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Beaumont
Henry Simmons
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