Bexar County Primaries Shaped By Machine and Independent Candidacies
In Bexar County the Democratic primaries race features machine backed and independent candidates across offices. Incumbent sheriff Albert Rausheer seeks a Citizens' League ticket, J B McNeel on machine support, Jim Dwyer independent, and Bleck challenging for district attorney with the machine. County judge Woodhull as league candidate, various county and precinct posts listed with mixed endorsements and independents.
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Bexar County
Albert Rauseer
Citizens' League
J. B. McNeel
Court House
Jim Dwyer
J. B. Bleck
Siber
W. A. Wurs- Bach
Albert G. Trawaller
Freeioct
League
Ins Dean
Gene Feid
Machine
Albert Maverick Jr
D. J. Moran
Leste Moore
Thomas H. Abbott Jr
W. W. Mahon
Emt
Tate
Charles Tobin
P. Holtz
Peemer Justice of the Peace
Lewm Wwefor
Ma Pomibiities
Ducks Burke
Huntress
Kup
Maitt
Maverice
Dmachine
Ivan A Britt
Maury Maverick
Albert Vvaac
WL Wood
Meague
McClanchan
Paul J. Kilday
McCallum Burnett
Hawaii defense and Asiatic influence in politics warned
A speaker warns that Hawaii is slipping politically to Asiatic dominance, led by Japanese, threatening U S defense. He cites census trends, citizenship, and voting rights, urges federal action to place islands under military commission to prevent loss of strategic shield in the Pacific. He recalls Heligoland and urges political change now.
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Drive to rush tax vote on Senate bill
The Senate moves to pass a new 1.01 billion tax bill within two weeks as Democratic leaders back administration sponsors. A Republican and Democrat minority oppose sections. Senators propose a single amendment to streamline passage. Senate finance committee expects to report by midweek, aiming debate and vote before adjournment.
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Garner for president drive grips Texas precincts
Texas Democrats meet in precinct conventions adopting resolutions condemning high gas and telecommunication rates and urging commissions. George M. Green and L. Slack lead protests. John K. Weber urged as county delegate. Full county results to be announced Tuesday. Ferguson Moody absent. Garner favored. Webb county pledges support Garner until name withdrawn.
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Gitizeris
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Woman Urges Equal Rights Amendment to League Protocol
Miss Laura Berrien of Georgia told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the League of Nations court administers a code of laws unfair to women. Representing the National Woman's Party she urged adding an equal rights amendment to the protocol of American adherence to prohibit the court from administering law based on sex inequality.
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Laura Berrien
Georgia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National Woman's Party
Miss Berrien
Senate
Probe of Bureau Power Sparks Bipartisan Commission Plan
In Washington on May 1 a bipartisan Senate House proposal urged creation of a commission to investigate and report by December on the unconstitutional usurpation of powers by government bureaus. Rep Beck of Pennsylvania claimed three quarters of the Agriculture Department’s activities are illegal.
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House
Beck
Department of Agriculture
Uicgal
Paraguay Bolivia Parley Delayed Over Chaco Pact
Negotiations for a new aggression pact between Paraguay and Bolivia in the Chaco provinces were temporarily halted today as representatives cabled their foreign offices for new instructions.
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British plan to submit to Lausanne reparations talks
The London Sunday Dispatch reports that Chancellor Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Simon have drafted a British appeal for Lausanne to extend the moratorium, resume German reparations after it ends, and set up a commission to outline Germany’s capacity to pay a permanent reparations schedule.
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London Sunday Dispatch
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Naval Graduates Assured Posts
Hoover signs a bill guaranteeing all United States Naval Academy graduates a temporary career as sailors. The clause applies to midshipmen who graduate next June, ensuring immediate service post graduation.
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Motor coach racer Charier P Stevens found dead
Albany May 7 Charles P Stevens a nationally known motor coach racer and official of a large Albany milk company was found by his wife lying on the floor of their home this afternoon with a gunshot wound in his head indicating a possible suicide or gun accident authorities said no further details were available pending investigation by local police and coroner witnesses reported a heated quarrel earlier in the day before the fatal shot was heard.
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Albany Milk Company
Welch Urges Aid Proposal in Congressional Speech
Washington May 29 08 Representative Welch of California urged action at this session of Congress to back a Nye bond plan of about 6.9 billion dollars to relieve unemployment. He argued withholding funds to the public works program would force thousands into the streets while the nation had started a constructive relief effort. He cited Willam Randolph Hearst’s support for the bond as a remedy to put men and women back to work.
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Japanese River Boats Sent to Aid in Bandit Drive
In Harbin Manchukuo on May 7 a flotilla of newly armored river boats steamed up the Sungari with troops and artillery for reinforcement. The Japanese gunboat armada, concentrated at Fangcheng, prepares a drive against Chinese rebels.
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Patman to Press on as Bonus Fight Continues
Washington May 7. Threats to block adjournment until legislation funding the veterans cash bonus rose as the Ways and Means Committee voted unfavorably on all related bills. Acting Chairman Crisp stood by yesterday’s decision. Majority Leader Rainey filed a report rejecting the measures. Rep Wright Patman vowed to keep fighting for payment of the veterans debt.
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