Seventy-five Democrats file fees for county and district races
Seventy-five candidates paid filing fees by midnight Saturday for the Democratic primary on July 25, totaling 29,759 dollars. Others failed to pay and were eliminated. The list names candidates for congress, state senate, state house, county judge, tax assessor, district judges, district attorney, and various county and precinct offices with their respective districts and contenders.
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Will A. Morriss Ur
Robert Lee Bobbitt
G. P. Arnold
Maury Maverick
Lamar Seeligson
R. S. Menefee
Twents
Pat
Jefferson
Pat Dwyer
Robert L. Burnett
J. Pranklin Spears
Eseventy-Eighth
O. A. McGracken
Arthur Sands
Ernest
Tobine Cude
William B
Bill Carlson
Neal
LW. T. Crouch
R. L.reader
Doe Menchaca
B. E. Dickison
Carl Frank Wideman
Fred C. Feltyt
H. P. Beatty
Harry L. Howard
Eyernett F. Johnson
John F. (Felex) Onion
Frederick Stevens
Ddlin
Shook
Thomas G. Leighton
Hart Men
Douglas WW
Lawley
Ernest Schweppe
McCollum Burnett
Ounty Court
Charlesatthews
George Surkey
Sid Albert G
Ltawalter
Forsher
HOD
E. Hamer
Albert West Jr
Dimt Dwyer
Jack Horner
Rudy) Stappenbeck Sr
Thomas H. Abbott Jr
Justice Race
Justice of the Peace
Bat Cortlpan
Raymond Gerhardt
van Heney Archer
Constable
M. Charles Meeks
Gil Brown
Victor Yecker
Senator Johnson II Convalesces At Home
Senator Hiram Johnson of California remains convalescent at his residence in Washington after a serious illness. His son Hiram Johnson Jr rushed to join him, traveling from San Francisco as plans were made for his bedside visit. Small payments and monthly terms offer a used car during the sale event.
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Senator Johnson II
Washington
Asi
Hiram Johnson
Californas
Yas
Hiram Johnson Jr
San Francisco
Sack Wate s wed in east sack wates wed in east
Russ Ruth Barrett of Newee and Jack White, operator of the Plaza hotels of San Antonio and Corpus Christi, were married a few days ago in The East. Their honeymoon to Mexico City was delayed by an automobile accident near Austin in which both were injured. They expect to continue the trip next week. Miss Barrett is the niece of Judge John H. Barrett of Carth Age, Mo.
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Russ Ruth Barrett
Newee
Jack White
Plaza Hotels
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Mexico City
Austin
Mexico
Miss Barrett
John H. Barrett
Carthage
Ohio Houses Cult Headquarters Claim Sparks Probe
Detroit dispatch reports Wayne County Prosecutor Duncan McCrea accusing Ohio of hosting the Black Legion’s leadership. He appeals to Governor Davey for a personal investigation into night riding terror in Ohio Indiana Michigan region, stating Ohio as headquarters for ranking officers. The governor was urged to action.
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Ohio
Detroit
Black Legion
Wayne County
Duncan €. McCrea
Marlin J. Davey
Buckeye
Indiana
Michigan
Ghia
Arc Lights Beam Into Dallas Skies
Twenty four arc lights illuminate the Texas Centennial exposition grounds in Dallas at night delivering the equivalent of 1500 million candles of brightness across the skies.
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Dallas
North Georgia farmers hope for aid as drought harms crops
Atlanta reports scattered clouds with little rain for drought stricken North Georgia. Congressmen in Washington push for substantial relief after crops like cotton and corn are burned. Rain Thursday improved conditions briefly but did not meet needs. Officials estimate North Georgia crop damage near 80 million dollars as relief remains a “drop in the bucket.”
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Atlanta
Georgia
Washington
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Two Diamond Rings Stolen From Home
Police report theft of two diamond rings from the residence of Jack Bond at 1822 West Summit Avenue. A separate report from Mrs. Alan Bowman at 302 Wildrose Avenue notes theft of clothing from her while parked downtown.
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Jack Bond
West Summit Avenue
Alan Bowman
Wildrose Avenue
Ret
Paris clashes erupt as leftists and rightists clash in streets
Riotous clashes rocked Paris with police reserves deployed after orders to dissolve the Croix de Feu. Communists and sympathizers joined, arrests reported as demonstrations spread from the Champs Elysees to major avenues. Croix de Feu leader Col Francois de la Rogeire issued a dispersal order.
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Paris
Croix de Feux
Champs Elysees
Croix de Tey
Ecage
Leon Blum
Croix de Feu
Francois de la Roggke
The
Copeland Declines Democratic Convention Attendance
New York Senator Copeland, a longtime Democrat, announces he will not attend the Democratic convention. He denounces the New Deal as undemocratic and refuses endorsement, claiming the Roosevelt administration buy and pays for bureaucrats. He vows to stand with true Democrats.
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Copeland
New York
Washington
Royal
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Karl Marx
Lenin
Senator Copeland
America
Roosevelt
Government dissolves rightist groups amid tense unrest
The league urges calm as the government orders dissolution of rightist groups after De la Roque’s belligerent pledge that his followers are prepared for political action. Leftists accuse Croix de Feu of planning a coup against the government.
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League
de la Roque
Croix de Feu
Lifeboat Congress Set for Gothenburg Sweden
An international lifeboat congress will convene in Gothenburg in July with representatives from about 20 nations expected. The Swedish Lifeboat Association, a private body operating 20 lifesaving stations along the coast, will host and welcome visitors.
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Sweden
Gothenburg
Swedish Lifeboat Association
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