Roosevelt attacks Republican policy and debt growth
Roosevelt's speech condemns the Hoover administration's fiscal policy as disastrous inflating the debt by about five billion dollars. He argues for deficits to be stopped, a sound currency, and for higher taxes on income and inheritance while opposing taxes on food and clothing. He calls for saving and revenue reform to balance budgets and restore confidence.
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Hoover
Washington
America
Democratic Party
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Ten
Texas Democrats Conventions Weigh Prohibition Fight
Texas Democratic gatherings across counties showed muted and stormy sessions as debates over the Dean law and state prohibition intensified. Wet delegates gained influence in Harris and Travis, while other counties endorsed the national platform. no unified action on repeal across the state.
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Oscar Burton
Roy Wens
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Sterling
Potter County
Gillespie
Galvestan County
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Corpus Christ
Joe Burkett Thanks Voters In Holiday Message
Joe Burkett, an at large candidate for Congress from San An fonts, expresses deep gratitude to supporters and pledges vigorous advocacy of the Democratic platform while asking voters to remember his kindness and continued backing in the race for Senate.
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Parmner
Joe Burkeuw
San Anfonts
Congrersuyan
Nail
Chenny
Rearews
Garner
Record Vote in Kansas Forecast Record Vote in Kansas Forecast
Record vote forecast in Kansas as voters prepare for a likely record turnout. Candidates from the major parties seek broad support amid ongoing campaigning and anticipated higher than usual participation.
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Kansas
Von Papen to Keep Power Despite Germany Votes
Berlin July 30. Chancellor Franz Von Papen and Defense Minister Gen. Kurt Von Schleicher insist their non party government will stay in power regardless of tomorrow's Reichstag vote. In a radio address Von Papen defended cabinet unity, outlined a long term regeneration plan, warned against capitalism and socialism, and pledged to end subsidies while seeking equal armaments with other nations. Adolf Hitler aims to gain total control though not seeking a seat.
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Berlin
INS
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Kurt von Sehleicher
Germany
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Pres«Ant
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von Schleicher
Reich
Tarrant County Election Contest Planned by Loser
Frank B. Foster, defeated candidate in the county court primary, announces he will contest the renomination of BP. J. Smai, who led by 466 votes. Gray Cook, Potter’s attorney, draws the petition alleging irregularities in 16 ballots. The petition will be filed with the county executive committee. The race was tight and undecided until late.
Roosevelt Radio Address Attacked by Senator Dickinson
Senator L J Dickinson of Iowa denounced Governor Roosevelt in a Chicago radio address. He aimed criticisms at farmers, covering four topics including tax reduction tariff crop surplus control and the St Lawrence Seaway.
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Chicago
Finsi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Dickinson
St. Lawrence
Hays Committee Opposes Submission on Prohibition Question
SAN MARCOS July 20 The Hays County Democratic Executive Committee rejects submission modification or repeal of the prohibition question despite county caucus support. GC T Wallace of Kyle chaired with I E Berrick of San Marcos as secretary. Sixteen delegates to the state convention were elected. Mary Lou The Lights Rental Report Crockett 2600 offers help finding rooms homes or apartments.
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Record of Texas Democratic primary returns and leads
Virtually complete returns from the Texas Democratic primary show a total of 031,95¢ votes cast, with Governor Ferguson leading at 494,091 votes, Hunter 212,690, Sterling 284,604, and scattered 48,471. Superintendent Shaver leads with 401,796 against Woods 418,677, and other races include Culberson 148,204 and Hatcher 217,260. Several run-offs were decided, including Satterwhite and Terrell for railroad six years and Hickman and Pierson for supreme court.
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Hart Will Be New Gonzales Sheriff
Official canvass in Gonzales Texas shows Sheriff Sam Hart with 3383 votes and former Sheriff B Neighbors 2335 votes Hart wins by eight votes An earlier unofficial count had indicated Neighbors won by one vote Hart had filed a notice of contest over the election error noted in the initial count
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B. Neighbors
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Neighbors
Ptomaine Poison Victims Recovering from Tainted Sandwiches
Oklahoma City reports no expected deaths from ptomaine poisoning affecting about 200 people including men women and children who fell ill after eating sandwiches believed tainted meat. Those hospitalized are recovering and others treated at community camp homes reported no serious effects.
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Oklahoma City
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Monkey Theft Reported as Police Seek Suspect
Police investigated a home theft reporting a monkey taken from Jeff Fairclough of 2401 West Travis Street. A box of 24 paint brushes was stolen from Kallison's Store at 124 South Flores Street with a named suspect provided by the complainant.
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West Travis Street
Monkkey
Kallison
South Flores Street
First Time at Wheel Sends Girl to Jail
Cleveland July 30 Mrs Belen Chroal faced a 30 day sentence in the world house after a fost attempt to drive an automobile ended in a mishap. She lost control, struck a pedestrian, and cited drinking a couple of drinks to steady nerves before her first solo drive.
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Cleveland
Belen Chroal
Rail veteran H M Adams dies at 48 in Berkeley hotel
H M Adams 48 a former president of the Western Pacific and once VP of the Missouri Pacific and the Pacific titon Pacific died of a heart attack today in his suite at the Glaremont hotel Berkeley. Born in 1867 he spent 52 years in railroad service, rising from the bottom.
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Calif
CMS
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Fleeing Convict Shot Dead by Possemen in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge a fugitive from Angola penitentiary, John Anderson, 20, was killed by buckshot during a pursuit by possemen. Anderson, serving a nine to ten year robbery sentence, was among six convicts who escaped from a work detail earlier this week.
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INS
John Anderson
Angola Penitentiary
Anderson
Power agency targets Clarion River plant transfer
The Federal Power Commission announced vigorous action tied to a recent transfer of Clarion River Power Co of Pennsylvania alleging evasion of the water power law. It acts with Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission as a foreclosure sale of the plant by the Associated Gas and Electric Co. followed federal court backing of the commission’s regulatory authority.
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Clarion River Power Company of Pennsylvania
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Redeem Scrip For Teachers In San Antonio
San Antonio school board plans redemption of Series A scrip to pay May salaries. Series A scrip, numbered 1 to 17, represents 43 041 in cash and totals 259 000 for Series A and 196 000 for Series B. Pay begins August 1 after back taxes accumulation. board also clears 950 000 debt to the bank from state funds.
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Paul Scholz
Busine
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Schulz
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