Roosevelt and Stroy Hatchet 7 Albany N Y Opt 5
Franklin D Roosevelt publicly shook hands with al Stith amid Tammany Hall clashes. The meeting follows a harsh state convention defeat for Tammany and signals impact on New York politics with Roosevelt and Stith uniting on Gov nomination backing Goldwater Lehman for governor.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
New York
Smith
Roosevelt
Gol
Herbert
H. Lehman
John F. Curry
Tammany
Democratic Rift Repaired as Smith and Roosevelt Reconcile
The story details a fragile reconciliation between Smith and Roosevelt amid New York Democratic tensions. Public handshakes and photos portrayed unity as Lehman emerged the candidate, while Donovan led the Republican ticket. The piece notes past clashes, the looming midnight filing hour, and the strategic impact on state politics.
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B. Teacher
Alban
Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic High Command
Chicago
Colonel Leman
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Col
Wiliam J
Wild Bill
Donovan Launches Roosevelt Attack
Buffalo date reports Col. Willan J Donovan attacking Governor Roosevelt as he accepts the gubernatorial nomination. He accuses Roosevelt of using the governorship to campaign for the presidency and of imposing luxurious government on taxpayers. Bridgeport note cites Archibald McNel quoting Robert Jackson on Alfred E Smith campaign backing Roosevelt.
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N.Y
Col
Willan J
Wrd BB
Donovan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bridgeport
Conn
National Committee
Archibald McNel
Robert Jackson
Democratic
Alfred E Smith
Bond Set in Narcotic Case Involving Bancha Room Discovery
United States commissioner set a 1500 bond for Mike D. Sancia after city detective Joe Lara traced a known addict Bancha into Bancha's room. Authorities found eleven grains of morphine and seven capsules of a substance described as a type of drug. Lara reported the possession led to Sancia’s transfer to federal narcotic agents.
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Mike D. Sancia
United States
Joe D. Lara
City
Bancha
Lara
Naty
Wme
Sancho
Real estate operator barricaded in Lanier Hotel room
L. W. Kinsley a prominent real estate operator was taken from a locked Lanier hotel room after detectives pried the door and recovered a .38 caliber pistol. Tear gas failed to flush him out, two shells were found, and a pistol discharge during the struggle caused powder burns to officer B. B. Haddox.
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L. W. Kinsley
Sherton
Lanier
Kinsley
B. B. Haddox
Soldier Kills Wife and Himself in Bracketville
In Bracketville Texas on a Wednesday morning J O Scruggs Fort Clark soldier shot and killed Minnie Marie Dickjons in her home then killed himself. The inquest ruled murder and self destruction following a quarrel over alleged theft of $40. Mrs Dickjons funeral was held and Scruggs body sent to Florida.
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Struges
Dick- Jons
Earl
Scruggs
Season's First Frost Hits Panhandle and Nearby Areas
A 36 degree low in Amarillo signals first frost of the Panhandle season with mild damage expected. Abilene reports 30 degrees the coldest so far with light frost and no damage. Oklahoma City records 37.8 degrees, frost not anticipated to cause major harm as sunny conditions return.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
United States Weather Bureau
Abilene
Lnwest
Oklahoma City
Fourth Court Holds First Submission After Vacation
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeal opened its session after a three month break and granted or denied motions from cases filed during the vacation. Chief Justice W. Fly and Associate Justices Wered W. Smith and Thomas D. Dobbs Sr. attended.
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Court of Civil Apeal
Chie
W. & Fly
Ti Werd W. Smith
Thomas D. Dobbs Sr
Rum Agents Uncover House Believed Built for Brewery
San Antonio prohibition agents on a Wednesday raid found a small one room building about sixty yards from Gorgio Morgan’s home. Shelves and bottles indicated brewing operations with 466 pints of beer and 951 empty bottles. Morgan, 41, pleaded guilty before a U S commissioner citing lack of funds for counsel and bond costs. Local officials swore the Morgan place produced beer in large quantities and mass equipment and a small amount of mash were found inside.
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San Antonio
G. Morgan
Berg
Mil
United States
Morgan
Morgan Place
Morgho
Promotions At Army Fields Outline Leadership Changes
First Lieut Lester J Maltland of Kelly field promoted to captain and Lieut Herbert C Lichtenberger of Randolph field promoted to first lieutenant. Lichtenberger faces 10 year sentence and dismissal after guilty verdict for bank robbery. Judge McMillan appeared in Brownsville and planned to return for the court term starting October 10.
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Lester J. Maltland
Kelly Field
Herbert C. Lichtenberger
Randolph Field
Freieutenant
War Department
Washington
Maltland
Hawaii
United States
Lichtenberger
Schertz State Bank
Randolph Tield
McMillan
Brownsville
R. J. McMillan
Federal District Court
Lottery Probe Opens in San Antonio as Inquiry Starts
Disclosures about a lottery racket in San Antonio were promised by Assistant County Attorney Grover C. Morris. A court of inquiry will investigate 17 terms amid summoned agents and officials including Mrs. Wiley, inspector of beauty parlors, and several named residents and business people.
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Grover C. Morris
Ace of
Hob Sullivan
East Poplar Street
Carl H. Ferguson
Ferris
Nevada Street
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