Texas Vet Blames Hoover in Ashes of Defeat
A Texas veteran speaks through tears on the Anacostia slope about hunger and ruined lives after the war. He accuses Hoover and Hurley of breaking promises, detailing starvation and ruined towns while the Capitol dome looms beyond. He vows to spread the truth and challenge the administration.
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Elsie Vans
Washington, D. C
Anacostia
Capitol
Zahe River
Lis
Urs
Texas
Leah
Uume
Capitol Dome
Hoover
White House
Hurley
Harvey
Mest Cios
United States
Chat Mesa
Probing Two Glazes Fire Scene On Crockett Street
Fire department battles a basement blaze at the old Sauer building on Crockett street and Alamo plaza after a stranger is seen emerging from the basement with a wrench. Neuner and assistants assist, gas mask removed, gas line severed, and flames threaten the upper floors as firefighters work to control the blaze. Several nearby items and stock are damaged. the cause and full extent of the damage are not fully apparent. Public service warned, no serious injuries reported.
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Nevier
Neuer
Sauer
Crockett Street
Alamo Plaza
Mein
Neuner
Wolfe
Weuner
Lae & Smo
Corijaine
Newner
Hse
Detvelises
Warn
Wung
Louis Nadel
Nader and
Gareuiin
Sou
Fie
Polipe
Ana Foo
Saneville
Sane
Savas Ly
Surin
Lowe
Aivarn Cir
Hie Graphic Arts
Hygedo
Uda Wats Laure
Mae Tientoor
Vatroinny
Vatroinny WP. Mitehril
Wwe
Lola Mitehell
Ald Ash
Nadel
Hoover's Army Tactics Spark Debate Among Veterans
Washington voices condemn Hoover using troops against veterans as misguided and dangerous. The commentary argues it stirs radicalism, weakens democratic ideals, and risks alienating American traditions in a tense clash of political beliefs.
Poisoning at Oklahoma City Community Camp Leaves 75 Residents Affected
A large Oklahoma City community camp reported that 75 attendees were poisoned during activities. Officials say the incident involved widespread exposure with multiple individuals showing symptoms. Investigations continue to identify the toxin and source.
Plan to keep women out of cabinet posts sparks prohibition debate
A garbled recount indicates William Upshaw, presidential hopeful from the Prohibition Party, opened his campaign in Winston praising a plan to keep women out of cabinet posts and to dry up official Washington. He condemned Morgan-like politics and party leaders while promising strong prohibition action.
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Maison
Wic
William Upshaw Af Grargit
Wiston
Washington
Hoover's Move On Vets Draws Sharp Senate Rebuke
Washington July 10. Congressional resentment rose as critics blasted President Hoover for using armed forces to evacuate World War I veterans. Senators Hing and Black decried the move as deplorable and unnecessary and demanded court handling if any criminal acts occurred. They accused General MacArthur's orders of dispersing veterans with bayonets, tanks and gas.
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Washington
S. C
Hoover
Hing
Derancrat
Utah
Black
Demorat
Alabama
Smag
Maroes
Roosevelt’s Throva Throva Radio Plan For Saturday Event
A 7 pm public utterance by Governor Roosevelt follows his nomination as Democratic standard bearer on July 30. James A Perley campaign manager will speak on A Preview of the Campaign on Columbia network with KYSA airing at 8 15 pm. Merle Thorpe will present a new series The Vanishing Freedom at 9 15 pm on NBC WRAL? and Walter O Keefe will host ceremonies at 6 pm on WOAT with Georges Oleen and troupe performing New York production.
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J. H. M'Lean
Nemo
Franklin D. Roosvelt
Govermor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Presa
ETSA
James A. Parley
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Kts5a
Welock
Kysa
Columbia
Perley
Merle Thorpe
NBC
WRAL
Georges Oleen
Piaying
New York
Walter O'Keefe
Military Funeral for Slain Veteran in Chicago
A damaged OCR item reports a military funeral in Chicago for a slain veteran. It mentions Willis and a Washington representative, with unclear references to survivors, ceremonial details, and family. The text is garbled, but centers on a formal military funeral and community recognition.
Hoover and Hurley Blame American Legion Evictions
Washington officials label the removal of homeless bonus marchers by army troops as a brutal overreach. Mrs. Joseph H. Mims and Norman Landreau denounce the action, praising police restraint while condemning the use of bayonets and fire to scatter veterans and their families.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Wer
Hurley
Amencan Legion
Joseph H. Mims
Ladies' Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Department of Une Dastrict of
Columbia
Vele Etant
Norman Landreau
Digtrin
Columbia Department
United States Haa
gMir
Mims
Legion Indies’ Auxiliary
France
Hey
Mrs. Mims
Muley
Army
Glassford
Anacostia
Landreeu
Washington
Capital Pole Takes Control Again in Capital District
Washington July 30 An end to the military phase of the capital history making veterans agitation found Pee Wee taking over the job again and insisting they could have handled it had they been left alone. Police contended the bonusaiders be removed from federal property to avert further trouble.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Hoover
Glassford
Patlee
Labor Department
Elleve
Jons William Ford
New York City
Communist Party
Inbor
Mapicals
Bonus Army
Ree ‘Ga
District of Columbia Lye
Grnssford Hau Jy
George van Hort Moseley
Ehlet
Iran
Mrs MCormick Reported Stricken in Chicago
Chicago July 30 Mrs Rockefeller McCormick is at her home with the nature of her ailment not announced She was to attend a dance event last night but canceled the engagement with illness cited as the reason
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Chicago
Rockefeller McCormick
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