Ford and Tunney Clash Over Advice After Bout
In a vivid 1920s style scene Arthur Brisbane notes Ford telling Tunney to “Go Preach” amid talk of China Japan and war. The piece portrays Ford and Tunney with other figures like Geng Tunver and Menez Mord, ending with Ford leaving for a luncheon and hints of a PAGE 2 continuation.
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Cattle Buyer Shot to Death in Sweetwater Street Ambush
Charles Welln an 80 year old cattle buyer was shot on a Sweetwater street. Burt Crammel surrendered to police but no charges were filed. Welln had been recently acquitted in a previous murder case involving Philip Trammell, nephew of Terri Trammell.
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Teri Trammel
Berk Trammell
Hoover Testimony Flags Campaign Finance Questions
Senate campaign funds committee hearings reveal Herbert Hoover discussed personal expenditures including telephone calls estimated at up to 200 dollars. He denies patronage promises and dismisses allegations of campaign contributions from relatives. Committee questions about alleged 15 percent cigarette price increases prompt a cautious reply from Hoover while secretary of commerce declines to identify sources.
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Alry
Herbert Hoover
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Hare
Barkley
Kentucky
Hoover
Stuiner
China
Thoover
West
Virginie
Committee to Hear Smith Thursday
Governor Alfred E. Smith will meet the investigative committee examining campaign expenditures at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Whitmore hotel in New Cyrus. The session aims to review recent spending by Smith's campaign organization as it travels through the capital city.
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New Cyorus
Alfred E. Smith
Nendleria
Witmore Hotel
Bandit Car Found Abandoned After Robbery
Police report a stolen vehicle connected to a burglary near North Flores street Avenue and Howard Street. Detectives Brill and Gray recovered the car two days after it was abandoned. investigators pursue three suspected bandits.
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Shere Botaway
Toble Wixtly
North Flores Street
Harvey Brill
Wr. Re Gray
Moody outlines plan to stabilize Texas banks and diversify crops
Governor Moody addresses the Texas Bankers Association proposing a statewide plan to stabilize lending and prevent bank failures. He urges diversification to avoid overproduction and strengthen the state economy. He stresses the banker’s role in financing investment and education as keys to Texas growth.
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A deaf woman’s husband suspects a man seen near the Piggly Wigley store robbery and her murder. Detectives intensify inquiry to link the break in at 1184 North Moves Street two days earlier, while a second assailant is described by witnesses. Mary Huber died of fright after a gun point hold up, and the husband’s death is attributed to a weak heart.
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AL LL. Tinker
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Dewey Place
Amu
Baunts
North Moves Street
Mr. Huber
Enon
Enas
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Mrey Huber
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Deke
Fredericksburg Plans Vote For Incorporation
After six weeks of campaigning a vote will be held Tuesday to incorporate Fredericksburg, an unincorporated town in the United States. Population is 400 percent? Three elections failed. voters may keep the current commission form with two mayoral candidates and a slate for council.
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Huesday
Iredericksburg
Ute Heege
Mae
Cotton Trading Bill Approved in Washington D C
A proposed reform bill to regulate cotton commodity exchanges moves forward in Washington with support from lawmakers. The measure targets tighter oversight of cotton trading and exchange transactions to curb manipulation and ensure fair handling.
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Micoholan Wirlentien Emitter
Return of Loot From City House on Lae Vert Street
A vague report notes a thief stole a golden ring or penne and a gold shaft along with a $2.50 coin from William Mobbs at 207 Lae Vert Street. The owner found the missing items on Wednesday morning after a two month lapse. Police may pursue the unnamed suspect.
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Melind de Ross
Endurance Flier and Companion Die in Plane Wreck
Endurance flier Thomas and companion Vaughn Weatherby were killed when their plane crashed at his field. Thomas, a Georgetown University graduate, had recently attempted an endurance record in the Ballanea manepline Reliance and held a war-time instructor role.
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Togal
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Reliance
Vaughn Weatherby
Thanns
Army
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Georgetown University
Wellyfield
Mter
Insirnetor
Wholesale Grocery Damaged by Blaze and Loss
A wholesale grocery suffered a fire damaging stock estimated at 15 000 dollars. Five fire companies fought the blaze for about an hour, with the origin of the fire still undetermined. The firm is led by Moore, the owner, and the incident occurred near Lakeview Avenue and Walker Marne.
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Lakeview
Aviators Nungesser Coli and Lindy Honored in France
In Bourget France the widows and relatives of Louis Coli and Charles Nungesser along with Mme Nungesser mother of Ghili Nungesser and the brother of Coli attended a ceremony. The event honored the famed aviators at a monument dedicated to them and to Lindbergh.
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Lindy
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France
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Gholi
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Death sentence upheld for street slayer McKenzie
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death penalty for Pete McKenzie, known as a young two gun bandit, sealing his fate in the electric chair. He has sat in Bexar county jail awaiting final appeals after the September gunfight that left a peace officer mortally wounded.
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Sam Street
Court of Criminal Appeals
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Ausum
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Bexar County
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Mckiengic
Chine Street
Antonine Most
Gut Ah Sam Vedra
Taurel Street
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Breret Bail Sent To Defend the Vigely-Wigby
Frye Thare
Tillie
Yong
Gubernatoria Remenes
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Tate
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Treedam
Tess
Hya Reilly
Fife
Dallas Man Jailed For Beating Child
A Dallas man was jailed after a trial found him guilty of aggravated child abuse. The case involved excessive force used on a minor, with testimony from neighbors about severe treatment. The defendant began serving a thirty year sentence as ordered by the court.
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Dallas
Dama
Ferior
Soul and sentence hang on death row tale
A prison interview follows convicted killer Dele McKenzie on death row as he faces execution. He clings to hope and muses on life, time, and fate while a reporter charts his evolving mindset during confinement.
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