Prohibition and finance mix in Brisbanes late notes
Arthur Brisbane laments government debt and bold Canadian National borrowing while offering blunt social sketches. A 5 year old girl Barbara Wolerath commits suicide, and Marita Badlett, 2, dies in a room incident. Bartlett tragedy and Latta's will spark reflections on money working for the wealthy. A stark scene shows heat distress and a child harmed, as lines hint at Page 2.
Sewer Plant Lawsuit Delays Over Belgian Cement Use
Mayor Chambers said a court may force the city to permit use of Belgian cement by contractor J. Du Pry, despite an ordinance requiring local material. About 6000 barrels of the cement are said to have arrived in Texas as officials monitor site access. Martin Littleton Jr. serves as watchman at the disposal plant.
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John Cunningham
Chambers
Texas
Lome
Martin Littleton Jr
Ferguson Land Act Declared Void by Supreme Court
In Austin on June 10 the Supreme Court ruled the Ferguson land plank advocated by former Governor James E. Ferguson unconstitutional and void, nullifying the act enacted by the legislature in 1915.
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Austin
James E. Ferguson
Vaid
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Temperature outlook for Texas forecast sketchy and warm
The forecast describes warm conditions with a maximum near 90 degrees on Thursday. Partly cloudy skies are expected tonight with possible showers later this week, while Friday through Sunday show more unsettled conditions.
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Texas
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Thoretay
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Lowman Refuses to Discuss Border Killing With Guard
Washington dispatch reports Tonis Jacoves, a customs border patrolman in Detroit, was quoted by Rep. Cloney of Michigan about being told to stay quiet regarding a border killing case. Lowman, assistant secretary at the treasury, refused to consult with him. Also in Washington Copyland of New York urged the Senate to consider a remedy for alleged wrongdoing by enforcement agents.
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Guard
Washington, D. C
Tonis Jacoves
Detroit
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Michigan
The
Treasury
Kentor Copyland
Democrat
New York
Senate
Severe Quakes Felt Again in Zealand Towns
Severe earthquakes were felt today in Murchigan and Teloka counties, hard hit earlier this week. Reports say Sell, a town of about 2000, may be greatly damaged with no news available. Airplanes were unable to reach it due to poor visibility, and roads to the town were blocked amid rumors of wipeout, which were later discredited.
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New Zealand
Murchigan
Teloka
Lemors
Sell
Passenger Vessel Ablaze on Niagara River
Fire reported on the passenger steamer Ostan Bedell on a Buffalo bound run from Ari Beach Ontario. Coast guard cutters and a tug rushed to assist as the ship drifted toward the Poaca bridge, with passengers aboard and the vessel towed toward Exle Beach.
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Dufealo
Paysenger
Osstan Bedell
Arie Beach
Ontaris
Buffalo
Hina Nok Yee -Been
Jenrnedl
Coast Guard
Teedell and
Poaca
Exle Beach
Rescue Captain Plucked From Wrecked Vessel at Cape Lookout
CAPE LOOKOUT Ore pa 10 UP Captain Lowla Johnson, master of the wrecked freighter Lance, was removed from the ship by a coast guard boat at 9 30 a m He climbed into a rescue boat and was lowered to the smaller craft The squad reached the scene in under five minutes turning a chaotic effort into a quick rescue
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Ore
Lowla Johnson
Lance
Faciny
Johnson
Submerging Rum Probe Sparks Senate Condemnation
Senator Glass of Virginia condemned the Moorer administration in the Senate today for submerging the prohibition inquiry. The issue centers on the administration’s proposed law to forge a putative inquiry into rum prohibitions.
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Moorer
Glass
Slayer to Be Remanded for San Antonio Trial
Plans to move John M. McKenzie, the man who killed Detective Sam Street, to San Antonio for an insanity trial were announced as the Stanford County jail prepared for Friday reception of the condemned man. McKenzie, held in the Besar county jail death cell, is under heavy guard while authorities coordinate pre trial mental examinations and a potential re trial.
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San Antonio
John M
Pete
Nindsfourth
Alfonin Newton
B.F. Harrell Monnay
LN. Speer
Walker County
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Ffuntsville
Sheriff's Department
Warren Worrell
Warrell Geaured Toca
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Thich
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Tey
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Moltensis
Huntsville
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Snl
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Sherrif Newton
Child in Mystery Beating Case Under Sheriff Investigation
A child, Burton Hlhins, aged 10, from 3200 Lake View Avenue, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital on Wednesday after being beaten. The sheriff’s office pursued the alleged assailant while the mother appealed for an official investigation into the incident.
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Burton Hlhins
Lakeview Avenue
Robert B. Green
Sheriff's Office
Sheriffs Office
Union of Texas Dates Now At Perfection of a Temporary Alliance
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright on his return from a conference of county and state officials announced the temporary formation of the South England West Texas associations to boost influence and voting power. He said no permanent body was formed and a meeting is planned for August in San Antonio to organize highway development efforts with notes of political rumors discussed and denied. The Houston Jayne was named meeting chairman as plans to recruit from Orange to El Paso were outlined. The conference adjourned with hopes of a August gathering in San Antonio to continue advancing highway priorities across the Southwest.
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Farris
Resar
Calveston
Syn Anstonio
Lem Florary
Alayoy Waller We
Monteith
Houston
Dor Maor G. M. Chambers
Wright
Shi
Ninyar
San Antonio
Houston Jayne
Sam Antonio
Southwest
Wright Sait
Orange
el Casa
Memphis
Prolonged San Antonio School Bond Parley Planned
A conference between the San Antonio board of education and city administration and supporters is set for Wednesday afternoon to seek a compromise on the forthcoming school bond issue. The board favors a minimum of 4 250,000 dollars for adequate facilities, while the city aims for 3 000,000 to 3 600,000 dollars. Officials say the higher bond total could jeopardize another issue. The mayor may attend if invited and a conciliatory stance is stated to meet taxpayers’ concerns.
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Lherity Administration
Board of Education
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J. GC
Momberger
Chambers
Hornberger
Smngor
Hoenberger
Till
King Wat
Hill
King
$125 To Electrocute Two Murderers Delayed
Milledgeville Georgia June 10. A $125 fee to move the two prisoners Dave Troolings and Juin Ruvi ling to the electric chair was not paid by Hega County. The county commissioner's statement said the state prison executions would not take place Friday unless funds were available. The Supreme Court decision was cited in the dispute with Judge G. Dr. Dannwa representing the state prison.
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Mishogen County
Dave Trroolings
Juin Ruvlilng
Rmuity
Tex
G. Dr. Dannwa
Auyers
Tha State
White House social policy stirs race equality tensions
June dispatches report Representative Oscar De Priest, the first Black congressman, facing social restrictions at White House events and congressional dining as protests grow. President Hoover era sentiments clash with calls for equality, while West Point admissions and military officer prospects remain contested amid racial politics.
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D.C
AL Green
Florida
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Capitol
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Nigra
Chienze
de Priest
Hanover
Congress
Ue Anid
Brookhart Committee to Visit Texas Inquiry Hearings
Texas Republicans and patrons face a full committee hearing in San Antonio as Senator Brookhart leads travels from Washington. Dispatches say the visit will include Dallas discussions and an inquiry into funneling of donations to federal offices, with Wurzbach and Creager among those present. The Nye committee probe follows bitter clashes and earlier charges of campaign contributions from federal employees.
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Associated Press
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Fourteenth
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Cout
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Creager
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