Mexico Delays Naming President As Ortiz Rubio Resigns
Gen. Avelardo Rodriguez awaits designation as president substituto de la republica after Gen. Manuel Perez Treviño's caucus decision. Ortiz Rubio plans Hot Springs treatment for stomach ailment and may take a diplomatic post abroad. He lauds U.S. relations and Ambassador Clare, with Amaro and heavy military escort to accompany the resignation.
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Crooning Vallee Grand Hubby for Somebody Else
Chicago report quotes Fay Web as saying Rudy Vallee is wonderful but incompatible. She cites 14 months of marriage with clashing temperaments and late hours keeping them apart, describing their separation due to constant engagements.
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New President 15 Statesman New President 15 Statesman
Mexico City Sept 3 08 A veteran campaigner and distinguished statesman becomes Mexico's chief executive as Gen Abelardo Rodriguez succeeds Pasqual Ortiz Rubio. Rodriguez born 43 years ago in San Jose de Guaymas Sonora son of Nicolas Rodriguez and Doña Petra Lujan. He began as infantry lieutenant in 1919, rose to brigadier general in 1920, division commander in 1928, and fought Yaqui campaigns in Sonora and Zapatistas in 1915. He later joined Obregon in the Villa campaign and held posts including governor of Baja California under secretary of war minister of industry and commerce and minister of war.
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Resignation Update at Chapultepec Castle Mexico City
The Mexican president Ortiz Rubio resigns as president amid tensions with former ally Calles. Abelardo Rodriguez will become provisional president while Congress names his successor, amid plans for a Mexico revitalized by the revolutionary party. Rubio plans a rest abroad with possible visit to the United States.
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Stunt flier hurt in crash at air races
At Cleveland national air races tiny Mae Hairup of St Louis flew fast enough to challenge the women's world figure record but collided with an auto giro pusher. Al Wilson of Hollywood, a stunt flier, suffered a fractured skull. John Miller of Poughkeepsie and William Miles, Cleveland reporter, were uninjured. Haizlip missed the official course while attempting a record, but James G Haizlip later set a trans continental Bendix derby mark driving the Wedell Williams car.
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Flying Family Given Chance To Continue Hop
Copenhagen reports Denmark reverses a prior ruling and will fuel Col. George Hutchinson of Baltimore for the Flying Family flight from Greenland toward Angmagssalik if they sign to follow the coastline and not force the Greenland ice cap. They plan to proceed to Reykavik, Iceland, if conditions permit.
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Registration Opens at Heights School Opens Next Week
Registration for the fast vera at Alamo Heights schools will occur each afternoon next week per an official announcement. Classes will commence soon after. The Sojourners club plans a picnic at Salado pool Fort Sam Houston Thursday afternoon led by Lieut. Col. Dan D. Tompkins.
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Canvass Shows Sterling Gain in Bexar County Votes
The report details official vs unofficial canvassing in Bexar County with Sterling increasing by 24 points, plus shifts for Terrell, Reader, Bell, Jefferson, Meir, Hatcher, Thompson and other races. It notes large variances, county totals, and election costs, with final remarks on candidate assessments and county fee changes.
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Farm Blockade in Grain Belt Eases as Leaders Push Special Session
Grain belt farm protests loosen as strike leaders press governors to back an immediate congressional special session for agriculture relief. Sioux City roads remain blocked while Cherokee and Council Bluffs ease pickets. Old McNary-Hartgen bill favored for price stabilization and farm relief. Holiday movement gains momentum with 2000 Iowa and South Dakota farmers pledging participation. Local areas report relative quiet aside from Sioux City fringe.
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Economic Order Will Be Debated At Club Meeting
A debate on economic order is scheduled for Friday evening at 5 p.m. at the Thomas-for-President club headquarters 421 Mary Avenue. GC Bruinglon of the All American Council of Veterans Workers and Partners will argue socialism is unworkable while Herbert M. Shelton, Euacialist nominee for congress, will support the opposite view.
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St. Mary's Night School Opens Classes This Fall
St Marys University offers night study courses at the downtown college on College Street. Registration begins Monday September 12 with classes starting September 19. Subjects span arts sciences languages commerce and journalism. Programs run two 90 minute periods weekly and credit is awarded for completed work. Evening hours are 7 to 8:10 and 8:20 to 8:30 p.m. Open to women and workers seeking college credit.
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Hoarded cash flows out as August circulation falls
Internal money in circulation declined by 38 million dollars in August, the Treasury reported. The drop marks the best reading since February, contrasting typical summer trends when vacation and crop periods peak.
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Aviator Joseph Thomson Killed in Seaway Crash
Joseph Lea Thomson, 52, former Reay field resident and commercial man for the Post, was killed when the Stinson airplane he piloted crashed three miles west of Se near Begin Saturday morning. Thomson had taken off from Winburn field for Shreveport, encountered low clouds, and the plane struck the ground, burst into flames. A Texas Hydro Electric Co. employee assisted at the wreck, Thomson survived by his widow and two daughters, and he was a Southwestern University alumnus.
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Ecuador Claims Complete Victory In Quito Clash
Ecuadoran government declares full victory over Neptal Hanifas followers in Quito. Provisional president named, Martinez former senate leader to govern pending elections. Casualty toll rises as five days of fighting end, with national turmoil continuing. Royal, American railroad worker, killed in Quito during the conflict.
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Roosevelt Speaking in Bridgeport Calls for Unity in Connecticut
United front roosevelt plea in Bridgeport rally aimed at healing factional rifts within Connecticut Democrats. He urged harmony, praising Smith era policy while stressing broad agreement on key principles and unity against Republican leadership. Speakers included Governor Cross and Tunney. crowds exceeded 12,000.
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