Smith urges debt paying to national Democratic party
Alfred E. Smith appeared to ask the Democratic party to repay National Chairman John J. Raskob about $320,000 owed by the party and by Smith personally. He urged Raskob as an individual to be repaid, noting the party’s debt while maintaining it as an unscathed organization.
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Diesel Plane to Visit Sunna for Goebel Flight Demo
A Sunna diesel airframe will host a major civilian aviation exhibition featuring Col. Art Goebel, the Dallas to Detroit 1120 mile flyer, providing aero nautical stunt flying at 3 p.m. on Sunday. The event, promoted by the chamber of commerce with reception planning by Jack Beretta and Jack Lapham, highlights the Guiberson Diesel engine touted for low fuel cost and reduced fire risk.
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George Johnson
P. D. Lacksland
Delegates Attend Credit Meeting At Mineral Wells
About 15 delegates from the San Antonio Retail Credit association and the San Antonio Retail Merchants association will attend the state convention May 23 24 and 26 at Mineral Wells. Adolf Grassou secretary-treasurer said elections were held Tuesday at the annual meeting naming Charles T. Lux Washer Brothers credit manager as president G A Marbach oily water board as vice president and Adolf Grass as secretary-treasurer Directors named were Mrs J L White Arthur Boaz A F Peters Bailey Feyton and F R B Forcest.
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Garner Piles Up Lead Over Roosevelt In California
California returns show Senator Garner leading Roosevelt by an estimated 40 000 margin in the state with Los Angeles County as a stronghold while referendums on state resources and tide lands failed. Roosevelt picked up Alabama and South Dakota convention votes and emphasized progress toward Chicago. Texas Democrats rally behind Garner as California results roll in.
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Capone Nears Pen At Last In Atlanta Prison
Capone, Chicago gangland king, is en route to a federal penitentiary in Atlanta to begin a ten year tax evasion term plus a one year sentence and a $50,600 fine. He left Chicago with family farewells, then entered a routine prison process including fingerprinting and classification for the new life behind bars. Also in Chicago, Jack McGurn’s appeal failed, keeping his two year sentence for act charges intact as a separate legal consequence from Capone’s case. A St Hilda guild program at St John’s parish house was postponed.
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City News Note On Injuries From Local Accident
Earl Talt, 29, of 316 Nacogdoches street, was being treated at the county hospital Wednesday for back injuries and a broken finger sustained in an automobile collision at Burnet and Nolan streets. Temple Taxi, Labor Temple roof, and Camales at 126 North Street are mentioned. Continental Dance Hall at 720 W Commerce St will charge admission beginning Thursday night, with dances at the Green Lantern corner Hot Wells and Gevers noted.
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