Texas Election Record Shatters Votes in Dallas Returns
November 17 report shows Texas tally near 972000 votes from 161 counties with Miriam A. Ferguson leading the Democratic governor race at 477097 votes and Orville Bullington the Republican challenger at 293187. Dr George C. Butte, defeated candidate, polled 294970. Republicans must hold a primary next governor election under law.
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Dallas
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Orville Bullington
George C. Butte
Fergnson
Rainey Rankin vie for Speakership in new Democratic Congress
Washington dispatch notes two candidates, Representative Ratner of Hilness and Rankin of Mississippi, to seek the speakership in the new Democratic House. Rankin chairs the veterans committee and Ratner leads the Democratic Door. The piece mentions a Lights Free Rental Directory promotion at Piggly Wiggly stores.
Noise control meeting to curb city sounds in San Antonio
Representative business leaders will meet at the invitation of B R Goodwin to discuss reducing unnecessary noise in business and residential areas. He cites Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco programs as successful models and mentions car horns and street traffic as targets.
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B. R. Goodwin
Chamber of Commerce
Goodwin
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Fransco
Guadalupe County Farmers Held On Liquor Purchase Allegations
Guadalupe county farmers Henry Arthur Goats and James Fidward Goats appeared before a United States commissioner on Thursday facing charges tied to liquor purchases flagged by San Antonio prohibition agents. They waived examining trials and posted 750 bonds.
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Guadalupe County
Henry Arthur
James Fidward
United States
San Antonis Prohibition
Jocal Prohibition Office
In Court Don Galvan Testifies in Damages Suit
Don Galvan known as Joy Boy testifies as the principal witness in a $10,000 damage suit against a Louisville theater. The plaintiff claims Galvan’s behavior with a banjo damaged her peace of mind. The jury weighs the case after a November verdict.
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Joy Boy
Antonio
Texas Theater
Majestic
Louisville
Guvlan
Roosevelt as Leader Opposed Depression Says University Expert
Dr. C. Douglas Weeks from the University of Texas argues Roosevelt will not be tim id, but will coordinate health forces and seek a New Deal focusing on laborers and consumers. He outlines plans for employment insurance public works federal regulation and stronger financial oversight.
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C. Douglas Weeks
Department of Government
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Five Oriental Rugs Reported Stolen
Theft of five Oriental rugs valued at 350 dollars from a porch was reported to police by Mrs. De King of 1912 West Misthice Avenue.
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West Mistiche Avenue
Tempers and Weather Chatter From a Fragmented Page
A scrambled OCR fragment describes temperatures and weather across many places with scattered names like Houston, Ark, Oklahoma, and Kansas. It references a November timeframe, clock times, and various place names, but the text is largely unintelligible and garbled with extraneous phrases and misread words.
Plane Crash Kills Pilot Near Victoria Falls
The American-registered Spirit of Fun, carrying film producer Arthur Loew and companion Joseph Rosenthal, crashed near Victoria Falls in Rhodesia. The pilot was killed. Loew and Rosenthal were injured.
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Rhodesia
Arthur Loew
Orient
Loew
Joseph Rosenthal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Secures $21 Million Loan
Washington November 12 reports confirm that the Baltimore and Ohio railroad obtained a loan of 21 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fijgane Corporation
Budget Takes Man and Government Try to Shore Up Aid
Washington November 11 budget efforts span executive, legislative, and admin routes to aid. Hoover, focused on war debt, meets no budget director Roop today as Treasury notes November 15 expenditures near 702 million and July to November outlays reach 1.342 billion. House Appropriations begins work on annual funds with a short session ahead. Officials foresee deficits but give no total, tax intake uncertain for March payments, and new excises slow receipts due to pre law purchases.
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Hoover
J. Clawson Roop
the Treasury
Mills
Congress
Capitol
House Appropriations Committee
Burns
Treasury and Post Office Department
Fiscs
Democratic program aims for balanced budget and trade talks
Cleveland report outlines a Democratic congressionals program calling for a balanced budget via expenditure cuts and reduced federal activity, plus seeking reciprocal trade agreements after tariff revision. Senator Pat Harrison endorses the approach as the party’s stance. In Texas, Euinalio Guerra was fined $21 in justice court for killing two cars just before hunting season opened yesterday.
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Cleveland
Pat Harrison
Lareno
Texas
Euialio Guerra
Justice Court
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