Texas Degroes Vote Fight Fails to Win Backing
Chicago June 29 Texas Degroes right to vote in the Democratic primary failed to win recognition from the resolutions committee after examination by the national body. Mayor Chambers, asserting foes in Texas oppose the negro vote, refused to press the resolution at the Texas caucus. He was later named to Texas on the credentials committee and voted for minority reports in contested delegations from Louisiana and Minnesota.
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Chicago
Texas
Hughes
Chambers
Iight
Texas Caucus
Sherman Hotel
National Committee
Sillaman Evans
Louisiana
Winneaota
Shouse
Hearst Calls for Progressive Democratic Party Emergence
Hearst condemns two thirds rule in the Democratic convention and backs Garner if no nominee, while pledging to support any true Democrat but rejects Wall Street backed candidates aligned with Hoover. He suggests forming a Progressive Democratic party to offer a protest vote against Hoover policies and foreign influence.
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Valerenal Bernice
New York
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
William Randolph Hearst
San Simeon
Calif
Garner
Roosevelt
Baker
Ritchie
Wall Street
United States
Hoover
Democratic Party
Texas Delegates Gauge Garner Path to 1932 Nomination
Texans discuss Garner as a potential candidate for president amid Texas and Oklahoma delegations voting on minority questions. The mayor cites Texas skepticism toward Roosevelt and Garner's rising support among Lone Star delegates, with possible shifts if Alfalfa Bill aims for the nomination.
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Walsh
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Huey F. Long
Klogfish
Roosevelt
New York
Haly
Oklahoma
Lone Star
Bill
Buy 9 Businesses of Your Own, Bee Classified Ad
Classified notice urging reader to invest in nine distinct businesses. Emphasizes entrepreneurial action and financial opportunities within a local ad style. Names or firms not clearly legible in the fragment.
Texas Exhibit Shown At 1933 World Fair
A $136000 exhibit of Texas products will be entered at the 1933 Texas exhibit for the World's Fair opening June 1. Porter Whaley of the San Antonio chamber of commerce announced after a Texas World's Fair commission meeting in Dallas. H H Kifer of San Antonio was named finance committee chairman and E H Whitehead, general manager, will head exhibit arrangements from San Antonio. Mrs Florence Gr wold attended the meeting.
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Porter Whaley
San Antonio
Whaley
Florence Griwold
Convention's Social Stir Hints at Democratic Clash
Floyd Gibbons reports from Chicago on the Democratic convention scene. Armored sedans, rival Roosevelt factions, and circulating broadsides reveal high stakes. Republicans allegedly plan to label Franklin as a spurious Roosevelt and mount a “Weak Sister” attack if he secures the nomination, while Hoover hopes for a Fordbeat advantage.
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Floyd Gibbons
Tulernational Nenn Jersire
Chicago
al Smith
Jim Farley
Albert Ritchin
Sup Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Frank
Fraaklin
Teddy
Theoosevelts
Roosevelts
Hoover
Branklin
Alice
Manila
Herbern Hoover
Tre
Ike
Jefferson
Jackson
Morrow Plaque Will Be Unveiled
In Mexico City a plaque honoring former Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow will be unveiled at the American embassy on July 4 as part of the American colony celebration. The plaque, donated by Mexican friends led by Javier Sanchez Majorada, president of National Railways, will be mounted on an embassy wall.
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Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
Javier Sanchez Majorada
National Railways
Jap Navy Opposes Hoover Reduction
In Tokyo on June 29 the navy office notified Vice Admiral Shushin Nagano head of the Japanese delegation at the world arms conference in Geneva that it strongly opposes nearly all naval reductions proposed by President Hoover. The foreign office remained reticent to instruct Ambassador Matsudaira about its stance.
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Tokio
Navy Office
Shushin Nagano
Geneva
Hoover
Matsudairn
Siam Constitution Signed by King Starts Limited Monarchy
King Prajachipok signed Siam's constitution establishing a limited monarchy. The document creates a temporary dictatorship of the people and follows a revolt that toppled the absolute rule. Suffrage is to be extended after stabilization, with changes reflecting the new political order.
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Siam
Bangkok
INS
Prajachipok
Setenge
Navy Conference Report Adopted in Congress
Washington C B C says congressional action completed on an Army appropriation bill adopted the conference report. The measure, likely tied to defense funding, moves forward as lawmakers finalize the budget package amid routine procedural steps.
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Washington
1. C
Waa
Benah
Roosevelt Adherents Urge Majority Rule for Future
Chicago delegates debated party rules as Roosevelt forces push to replace the two thirds requirement with a simple majority for presidential and vice presidential nominations. A formal recommendation urges the next national convention to decide on changing the bye thirds rule, while current rules require two thirds for this convention.
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Chicago
Baye Majonly
Roosevelt
Shey
United States
Hindus and Muslims Riots Leave One Dead in Bombay
In Bombay on June 29 a Hindu Muslim riot left one man dead and 30 seriously injured. Police fired on a mob that defied orders to disperse, wounding three as clashes continued.
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Bombay
India
Bus Operator Incident and Street Accidents on Nogalitos
A Negro passenger argued with a Nesro Bus operator on Nogalitos street and police were notified. Ruby Suggs, 24, was bruised and cut after falling near a window at her lodging. Sadie Sig, 29, and G L Walker received treatment for accidental poisoning. An amputation was expected for a man who tried to board a freight train on Coralia street, related by a railroad crew member.
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Nogalitos Street
C. A. Duke
San Artonio Public Service Company
Ruby Suggs
Hi Brvoy Hotel
Robert B. Green
Sadie Sig
Josephine Street
G. L. Walker
French Place
Coralia Street
Robert McClellan
el Paso
Gnem
Suesday
Texan Elected National Education Association Director
A Texas educator, L. W. Ruyl, was named among state directors to serve the National Education Association for the coming year. The report notes his role as first assistant state superintendent from Austin, Texas, among other appointees.
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TEXAN
Atlantic City
N.4
National Education Association
L. W. Ruy
Austin
Texas
Lucky Woman Finds Relief From Neuritis
A doctor’s prescription offers fast relief for neuritis and related pains with a money back guarantee. The remedy is said to be effective for rheumatism lumbago and neuralgia and is claimed to work for children without opiates. It is promoted as a public benefit and available at stores.
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Iyas
Fragmentary station names and addresses in scattered list
A garbled OCR dump shows numerous station names, garages, addresses and business hints across multiple locales. The text reads like a directory fragment with references to gas stations, motor works, towns and street names, but lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR of 1900s street scene notes
An unreadable OCR fragment lists street names and places such as Crockett 334 Mtr Street and Eagle Peak and mentions various phrases like stations, cities, and individuals. The text is heavily garbled with misspellings and incomplete terms, offering no coherent events or clear identities.
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