Woman Held on Murder Charge in Fatal Stabbing
Mrs Ida Maye French, 34, of 32 Lavaca Street, is held on murder charges in the fatal stabbing of her former husband J. W. Exeneh at her home. The incident followed a night of drinking and prior beatings, with police reporting the knife wound from a butcher knife and a hearing set for 2 p.m. Monday under a $1000 bond.
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AdLifter Stole Wallet From Ritchie's Pocket
In Chicago on a hot June Sunday a man described as an admirer lifted Governor Albert C. Aitchie of Marion from his seat after a rally. The wallet contained 330 dollars. Police pursue clues as the crowds dispersed from the Democrat gathering.
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Aneer
White Refuses to Release Delegates in Ohio
In Columbus in June 2011 George White declined to release Buckeye delegates to the Democratic convention. He said he would not vote for lum as suggested by W. W. Durbin of Ken Top, a follower of Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt at New Vere.
Aimee Learn of Suit Involving McPherson Husband
Los Angeles report describes Aimee Semple McPherson’s husband David Button and events around a $200,000 suit alleging breach of promise. Dr Williams testifies, urging Mrs Hutton’s illness and ongoing legal action. Defense plans surprise witnesses as cross examination continues.
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Witte
Jane St Pierce
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Aimee Semple McPherson
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Hit’ Son
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Medals for Werkoes and taxi drivers in plan
New York sketches celebrate potential plan by taxicab control board offering medals for acts of courtesy and heroism. Tale portrays drivers as eager to stop runaway bores and help in emergencies as formal recognition looms.
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New York
Board of Taxicab
Tunney Ruins Also Rang Sunday
The piece reports on a lively Sunday scene at a political gathering with references to Tunney, Roosevelt, and Hoover era debates. Delegates and spectators discuss party lines, potential platforms on defense, and the influence of aviation pilots while Gene Tunney features as a central figure.
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Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Raven
Hoover
Europe
Dapan
City Central Plan Pushed for Reopened Bank
City Central bank closure prompts plan for a new bank to accept deposits. R D Miller, president, says one quarter of the old bank’s depositors must sign contracts to place a 40 percent dividend on their deposits. Former employees assist in gathering signatures while Central Securities negotiates a loan with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid the launch.
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Hank and ‘Trust Company
R. de Miller
Ihe
Gol. WB. Tuble
Central Securities Company
Finanue Corporation
Bankruptcy Suit Dismissal Granted Over French Booster
Bankruptcy proceedings against the French Booster, a San Antonio shoe store, were dismissed after an order signed by the district judge reached the federal district clerk. The clerk noted agreement between the shore and the firm Textile Company of Dallas, with claims denied as having no valid excess.
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Pedtrg
Mumians
Austin
Federal Distriel
Ary Rgreement
Bee
Tie Shor Atare
Sing
Tit Textile Company of
Dallas
Sali
Vexilie
Judge Cobbs Withdraws From Re Election Citing Ill Health
Judge Thomas J Cobbs announces he will not seek re election to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals due to his own ill health and his wife’s serious condition. He recalls decades of service in the county and the court since 1911 with Governor Robby’s 1918 appointment.
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Thomas J. Dobbs
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Cobbs
Cable
W. P. Trobby
F H. Swearingen
Conbs
Courl of
Civil Aprechst
Colonel Crimmins to Receive $50,000 In Securities
Retired Colonel Crimmins will receive $50,000 in securities from a will left by his brother Garence Crimmins. Garence died June 1931 in France during World War I while serving in the One Hundred and Sixty Sixth Infantry. The bequest was disclosed Monday.
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Crimmins
Crimins
Garence Crmmins
France
Naval base surveys 19000 wild geese in Curricucuk Sound
Hampton Roads report details a naval airplane survey of a flock of about 19,000 wild geese in Curricucuk Sound. The birds were starving and too weak to fly to their breeding grounds, prompting an official appeal for food aid to the funeral arm board.
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iNsi
Naval Base
Curricucuk Sound
Canna
Murray Leaders Keep Two-Thirds Rule Proposal
Chicago dispatch reports Oklahoma Governor William Murray leads the presidential candidacy movement. He stated belief that the two-thirds rule remains key to progress, with James Armstrong of the credential committee backing the effort.
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Gune
William 47
Murray
Oklahome
James J Armatrong
Unla Tomunlilee
Tro Oklanoma
Texans Push Garner Delegation at Democratic Convention
The Texas delegation backed Garner with hopes of carving votes for Speaker Sam Rayburn and Theodore Roosevelt's name on the ticket. Delegates expected Garner's tally to rise past 100 with California’s 44 pledged votes, plus others from Minnesota and beyond, as they gathered in Houston for guidance and carried support into Chicago. Rogers led enthusiastic crowds in Abilene and Claremore in a chorus of campaign tunes, while the Texas group planned to attend opening sessions and advocate Garner without a formal caucus.
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William Gibbs
McAdeo
California
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Gorzer
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Chicago
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Houston
Texas
Sherman
Congress
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New York
Claremore
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Women at Democratic convention in Chicago rally crowds
In Chicago on June 31 a large assembly of women gathered at the Democratic convention. Over 600 women voiced opinions on candidates and rules, with notable attendees including Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Anna Roosevelt, Mrs. James Moore, and President Wilson’s relatives, as they toured headquarters and attended receptions in Chicago suburbs.
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Sue
Murray
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Tne
Woodrow Wilson
Clarence N. Goodwin
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Corneliva Wadder~bie
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Frank Compton
Wilson
Appeal 18 Out of Warsaw Workers Wear Black Overalls
Workers ordered by the ministry of justice to wear plain black overalls so male colleagues can stay focused on their tasks. The directive marks 27 by 5 ep as an appeal outcome and is described as definite.
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Tueron
Arie
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Wulvtan
Winnipes
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Eppeal
Ministry of Justice
Violence during eucharistic congress pilgrimage amid sectarian tensions
In Northern Ireland on June 27, attacks disrupted pilgrims en route to Dublin for the eucharistic congress. Orangemen clashed with Catholics across Belfast, Larne, Coleraine, and Ballymena. Stones, punches, and vandalism occurred as police faced rioters and windows were broken. Flags were burned at Doiremeenagh Tyrrone.
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Ireand
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Larne
Stonts
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Nhmck Pegan
Coleraine
Congress
Dobnemanagh
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Bayne
Willem Lr
James II
Ga Ene
Catholics Hear Pope Blessing At Exthharistic Congress
Several hundred thousand Catholics from around the world traveled home after the first exthharistic congress in Dublin Tyne 27 W. The event closed with a blessing from Pope Pius broadcast from Vatican City to about a million church members. The benediction followed a solemn pontifical mass and a long religious procession. The pope intended to speak earlier but a faulty transmission delayed him.
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Dublin
Tyne
Pope Pius
Vatican City
Pont
Old Versus New Labor Circus Highlights Bricklaying Styles
Denim clad bull fighters wield slings and crowels in a labor circus displaying old and new bricklaying methods. The scene contrasts traditional and modern techniques as performers enact the craft in a quirky, crowdsourced spectacle.
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