Woman Tells Court How She Trailed Husband
In a sensational court scene Mrs. Cavanaugh testified she followed her husband, accusing him of inappropriate ties with Mrs. Vann. Witnesses described late night visits, rides, and sightings near the Vann residence, with the couple under close watch as damages seek to curb contact. The plaintiff seeks $ the suit alleges damages from alienation and interference.
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Ferguson Says Ma Entitled to Second Regime on Record
Rookdale June 23 James Ferguson urged the Democratic precedent of two terms for worthy officials in a campaign talk before a large crowd. He defended Governor Miriam A. Ferguson and her record, praising rural schools and highways and her pardon and parole actions, insisting she deserves another term.
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Zionists to Get $5,000,000 Fund
Ottawa report says Lord Rothschild of London will soon donate 5 million dollars to the World Zionist Organization for reconstructive work in Palestine. Dr. Elias Margolis announced the fund at a meeting of Canada's Keren Hayesod Zionist group in Ottawa.
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Senate Waters Measure Passes Senate Commerce Panel
The Senate commerce committee approved the House rivers and harbors bill carrying the Minds way iterway and Missouri river projects, plus a provision for government purchase of the Cape Cod canal. The action occurred in Washington D C on June 25.
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Former Dry Chief Claimed by Death
W G Goshorn former prohibition agent whose conduct was under Justice Department scrutiny died at his Belleflower Ma home Mrs Goshorn said the cause was heart disease likely per long distance call
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Gurley Loses Extradition Fight in Texas Court
A. J. Gurley, former Miller county Arkansas sheriff and tax collector, pardoned by Acting Governor B. McCall, loses appeal as the court of criminal appeals dismisses his extradition fight. He will return to Arkansas to finish a five year sentence for conversion of county funds about $80,000.
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Briand Forms His Tenth Cabinet in Paris
Paris officials report Aristide Briand has completed formation of his tenth cabinet. The new ministry will be presented to President Doumergue tonight as Briand seals another reshuffle amid ongoing political maneuvering in France.
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Dawes Plan Payouts and British Golf Standings Listed
News notes list golfers from the British and American ranks with scores and statuses from the first round. Names include Bobby Jones, Harry Vardon, Tommy Armour, Alex Herd, Walter Hagen, and George Von Elm among many others, with amateur and professional designations and scores shown in a busy digest of results.
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Man Wills Kin Equal Shares of Nothing in Estate
Los Angeles report says James Smith died leaving a $4000 estate and the words I give them what they gave me during my lifetime nothing. He names Tessie Simpson as the recipient and declares his wish to be fair to all relatives with no partiality.
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Juvenile Ray Lindsey Sentenced for Burglary Crimes
Ray Lindsey a 17 year old escapee from Comal county jail pled guilty in the Thirty seventh District court to six burglary and theft charges. He received four year terms on each case to run concurrently.
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War of education and ignorance and a mass papal demonstration
The article contrasts Rev. Dr A J Penney’s hope for universal peace with the view that removing ignorance ends war. It describes a large religious gathering in Chicago at the Holy Name Cathedral with fifty thousand kneeling, two hundred thousand listening, and the Pope’s cardinal legate urging Christians to return to Rome.
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Chicago
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Lightning Strikes Telegraph Office in Del Rio
A lightning bolt struck the Western Union Telegraph office in Del Rio Texas during a rainstorm that dropped 2.42 inches. There were no messages for four hours and cracks appeared in the building with a slight tremor reported.
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Catholics Fete Youth Mass Draws Leaders and Pupils
Cardinal Dougherty presided at a large youth mass in Philadelphia assisted by bishops and priests. Notables included Archbishop Gauthier of Toronto and Montreal’s apostolic administrator. Loyola University president W H Agnew served as deacon. students sang The Consecration of the Nation.
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Six New Airplanes Ordered For Kelly Field
Six additional PW-9 pursuit planes have been ordered from the factory for the Air Service Advanced Flying School at Kelly Field. Delivery will not occur until October, per a telegram to Major Frank M. Andrews, commandant of the flying school. With the new planes and 10 MG38s from Rockwell Field, pursuit training may proceed at Kelly Field if time allows before the students graduate on September 15.
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