Hoover Nomination Essay and Wall Street Chaos
A fragmented early 20th century column discusses Hoover as a preferred candidate with broad public support, amid a volatile stock market day. It notes Dawes as possible vice president, cites Wall Street swings, and warns readers to avoid gambling while urging prudent investment and patience for prosperity to continue after the crisis. It mentions two women planning to fly the Atlantic and a bomber’s death, then shifts back to market turmoil and the lesson to not gamble.
Weather Forecast For Antonio And Vicinity
Tonight and Thursday unsettled with cooler temperatures and light to moderate winds. Mostly south to northeast portions expect mainly clear skies with variable conditions. by Thursday turning warmer in the northwest with fresh gusts. Cooler in east, warmer in northwest, with moderate to light winds and some gusts.
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Fen Antonio
Thandershavera
RA Testeer
Texas
Thorndar
Thunterahawers
Momty Endterty
Tontaht
Thoreday
Texas survey funded by utilities prompts federal inquiry
Washington reports the Texas Agriculture and Mechanical College received 6410 this year from the Southwestern Public Service Association to fund a rural electrification survey. CG. W. Davis testifies that Texas A and M personnel conducted the study with utility ties aimed at shaping opinion on public ownership and industry challenges.
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Washington
Texas Agriculture and Mechanical College
Southwestern Public Hertice Association
CG. W. Davis
Tesas Public Service Information Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
Dennis
Hig
Smithwestern
Texas
Davis
John J. Wag Boner
Texas A
MM. College
Southwestern Association
Davin
Texan
Am Terns
Unia
Colleen
Aduness
Elders Object to Pastor's Book at Local Church
Elders at Teni ion Presbyterian Church oppose pastor Albert R. Fiske over his reading of chapters from the novel Voice of Gold. The group requests he refrain from further readings or face resistance, as Fiske vows to silence the work.
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Cevvlers
Teniion Presbyterian Church
Tew
Albert R. Fiske
Fiske
Thunder storms expected for 24 hours in San Antonio
Forecast issued by the weather bureau foresees a continued 24 hours of thunder showers in San Antonio. June rainfall to date totals 21.2 inches with 0.5 inch more reported Wednesday morning. A wind of 21 miles per hour and a 6 degree drop in temperatures accompanied the rain.
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J. IT. Tarboe
Weather Bureau
Miss Mabel Ball Delays Ocean Hop Continuation
Indications this afternoon suggested the monoplane Columbia would not take off today for the continuation of the transatlantic flight with Miss Mabel Ball aboard. Capt. Ollece Leboutillier chief pilot and Arthur Arges co pilot were listed as companions, with weather or other issues delaying departure.
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Ollece Leboutillier
Arthur Arges
Carranza Plans New York to Mexico Air Flight
Capt Emilio Carranza, Mexican army aviator, announced during a New York visit that he will attempt a non stop flight from New York to Mexico. He aims to complete his stay in New York as preparations begin for the daring crossing.
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N.y.-Mexico
Walsengton
New York
Meszien Cilp
Emilio Careanan
Pierce Arrow and Studebaker May Merge
Forbes, president of Pierce Arrow Motor Car confirms reports that Pierce Arrow and Studebaker are negotiating for a merger. Details remain vague but discussions center on combining resources to strengthen production and market reach. No firm agreement announced and terms are not disclosed.
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Studebaker
Pierce Arrow
Ruffato
Aine 1A
M. Th Forbes
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
Todagz
Tigree-Arrow Commy
Studebaker Corporation
Ergere
Mayor issues ultimatum over Alamo coronation venue
San Antonio officials and Fiesta Association directors clashed over moving the coronation from the municipal auditorium to a theater. Mayor Chambers insisted the coronation be held in the auditorium, warning that street parades and festivities would suffer if the change persisted. Visitors expressed disappointment at limited seating and access for the coronation, while local officials noted past efforts to ready the auditorium in time for the event.
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Boen
Tate
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Order of the Alamo
Crearge T. Martindale
Sail
Tha Wiesta Association
Order of Tha Alamo
Mayoria
Order
Stars on G O P Stage at Utah convention
Left is Senator Reed Smoot of Utah chairing the resolutions committee whose panel worked overnight on most of the Republican party platform for presentation to the convention. Right is Senator George Moses of New Hampshire, permanent chairman of the convention who follows Senator Simeon D. Fess as temporary chairman and keynoter who opened the conclave.
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Reed Smoot
Utah
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
George Moses
New Hampshire
Simeon D. Fess
Protest on floor over Texas delegation at convention
At the Republican National Convention the Texas delegation dispute dominated proceedings. Daniel Mastings of Delaware presented a minority credentials report while factions aligned with Wurzbach-Littleton argued for contesting delegates.
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Kansas
Jerry
Will Daniel G. Mastings
Delaware
Credentials Committee
Flastings
FR. Ts. Creager
Motel Walker Willebrand
Credentiala Committes
Edison Leaves For Home After Long Winter Vacation
Fort Myers Florida June 13 6pm Thomas Edison the laboratory hero yesterday started for his home in East Orange New Jersey after his longest winter vacation since he began visiting Florida 45 years ago. For five months he has been experimenting long hours in search for a substitute plant that will provide cheap rubber.
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Thomas Edison
East Orange
N. J
Florida
Feminist Leader Freed of Charges
Elizab et h Th Mureng, a nationally known feminist leader, was released from charges after Denver police informed Tampa authorities of no case against her. The sequence followed an inand fraud allegation amid a crosscity investigation.
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Jung
Elizabeth Th Mureng
Alos Castol
Tampa
Republican plank backs strict enforcement of eighteenth amendment
Day law plank adopted by the 1923 Republican resolutions committee after an all night session pledges the party’s nominees to observance and enforcement of the amendment. The move signals strong support for a sweeping dry program not seen since Prohibition began, amid intra party tensions and threats of a fight at the convention.
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Try International News Service
Kansas City
Rorah
Idaho
Protest at Hoover nomination as farmers clash with police
Entered at Kansas City dispatch recounts a mass protest against Herbert Hoover at the Republican convention. Farmers and supporters tried to enter the hall, police used clubs to keep them back, and demonstrators shouted We don't want Hoover. Edgar J. Buch, GOP candidate for lieutenant governor, led the farmers in anti Hoover chants as the platform delay stretched into the day.
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Herbert Hoover
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Hoover
Herbert Horver
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