Republicans Push Business Campaign Cry in Tight Race
In Washington D C October 3 the Republican campaign pivot centers on a pledge to elect a Republican Congress to quicken the country’s recovery from a business lull. With losses in the Senate and House likely next Tuesday, GOP leaders urge brisk support from business interests. Treasury Secretary Mellon and others stress that a Democratic majority would hinder recovery. Ex Governor Smith blasts Republicans in New York as failing to meet the crisis.
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Warrington
D. C
Congress
Senate
House
Republican High Command
Beover
Secretary of the Treasury
Andree W. Allfson
Govermor al Smith
New York
Kids Enjoy City Parties Bright Halloween Fun
City Recreation Superintendent Bob Bass announced plans for Halloween events across Fort Worth area parks and venues. A Woodlawn Lake gathering drew about 200 children, Lions Field hosted a 158 adult card party, and further parties were slated for Lockwood, Mittman parks, Fort Sam Houston station hospital, and Midbland Park. An estimated 500 to 2090 children and adults were expected at multiple events, with the Junior Yanks party at Lions Field anticipated as the largest turnout.
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Bob Bass
Woodlawn Lake
Lions’ Field
Lockwood
Amittman Parks
War Veterans T Station Hospital
Fort Sam Wous
Indictments Hit Federal Court in Del Rio Texas
Four indictments handed down by a grand jury in Judge Dual West’s court include immigration and narcotics charges. Jonas Anime pleaded guilty to illegal entry and received prison time. Vicente Martines and Ramiro Ambrre also faced sentences for related offenses. Walter Donalson, a Fort Clark soldier, drew a four month term in a liquor case. Overall jail terms ranged from 60 to 150 days.
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Texas
Fnfly
Dual West
Jonas Anime
Mquor Smiggler
Vicente Martines
Viguoerosé
Ramiro Ambrre
Walter Donalson
Fort Clark
Business Blows Up: Divorce Lawyer Autobiography Release
Landon reports Oct 30 as a day of dramatic statements from Williams, eminent divorce court lawyer, in his autobiography. He discusses infidelity, love, and cruelty, drawing on long experience to justify his views.
Recreation Needs Studied by Mayor and Park Commissioner
Mayor C. M. Chambers and Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiala visited Palm Heights park Thursday afternoon with a committee of women from Unat district to study the recreational needs.
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C. M. Chambers
Jacob Rubiala
Palm Heights Park
Thurailay
Unat
Two Suspects Jailed in Theft Case
Detective units arrest Bill Carver and W. W. Thompson in connection with a burglary at CG Perales's home located at 1101 El Paso Street. The theft involved 331 and ca .38 caliber pistols. Both suspects were jailed Thursday.
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Bill Carver
W. W. Thompton
CG. Perales
el Paso Street
Halloween Dance Ads Burn Through City Listings
Dancing events fill city pages as Halloween festivities unfold at Arbor Inn near Wrooks Field and Laboy Temple venues. Orchestra acts include Little Joss, Carpenters, and Bert Jerome with prize for best costumes. Ads urge residents to attend Halloween dances from Thursday night to early Friday morning with admission around 25 cents.
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le Floren
May
Steve Gardner
The
Carpenters
Laboy Temple
Little Joss’ Orchestra
Carpentera
BEXAR COUNTY DAIRY COWS WIN RECORDS
Dr P I Nixon owned Jersey cows lead Bexar county milk and butter fat production in August. Cows Pegis Alcalde's Plume and Dogie Alvalde's Star posted top yields, with 12 514 pounds of milk and 702 50 pounds of fat. Sophie’s Fairland Drimrone produced 11 pounds of milk and 78 pounds of fat. Mally notes culling improves herd value and milk yield.
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P. I. Nixon
Bexar County
Fred W W. Malls
Register of Morlleste
Nixon
Dogie Alvalde
Star
Sophie
Fairland Drimrone
Mally
Eat to Get Well an Advertisement on Diabetes
An ad seeks diabetics to write M. Richarz Inc Dept 260 220 West 42nd Street New York for a FREE program. It promotes Eksip as a food solution and claims diet is the fuel for the human engine. The message uses misspelled phrases and offers a free service to diabetes sufferers.
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M. Rcharlz, Inc
West 42Nd Street
New York
Beaar Ready for Election Beaar Ready for Election
Officials for the November 4 general election have been approved by the county commissioners except precinct 10 where Tom Iason the presiding judge faces eligibility questions. The court will act on Republicans petition to remove Mayen as presiding judge due to alleged irregularities. Polling places remain as in the primary except precinct 129 moves from the gheal house to a filling station at South Sresa and Douche road. Chief Deputy Sheriff Charles Peters noted ballots will be distributed after printing Saturday.
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Tom Iason
Republcans
County Commissioners’ Court
Perry
Robertson
Suge Robertson
Mayen
Polly
Gheal House
South Sresa
Douche Road
Charles Peters
Jurist Essays Sixth Whirl At Matrimony
Ludge Arthur W. Steeper, 22 year old justice of the peace at Kalebass, plans a new marriage to Mary Curtisn despite previous divorces. He cites lack of experience and says he has not yet learned to pick the right mate.
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Angeles
Arthur W. Steeper
Calebass
Air
Mary Curtisn
Jobless Warned to Avoid Rio Valley
Brownsville and nearby organizations warn job seekers to skip the Lower Rio Grande Valley due to a warm climate attracting crowds. They note many Mexicana laborers who went north for cotton picking are returning, and there will be no need for large numbers of workers until spring shipments begin.
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Brownsville
Red Cross Drives Local Membership Drive
Preparatory to the Red Cross roll call starting November 10, Jokke Brothers president W R Kaye asks 780 business concerns to help roll employees. Citizens urged to join with $1 or more based on income to share the heavy burden of relief and safety programs. Albert Q Hensley notes Red Cross aid in veterans relief and disaster work. Texas chapter spent over 75000 last year.
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W. R. Kaye
Jokke Brothers Companys
Albert Q. Hensley
Sted Cross
Uhureday
Texas
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