Rescue of Air Victim Tale of Aeroism
In Delaware mountains 127 miles east of Fl Pass a Fokker tri motor crash killed two pilots and a passenger. Surviving passenger George A. Davidson of Richmond California was carried to safety after a 24 hour search by nearly 100 men.
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Jack Turner
EL Paso
Delaware Mountains
Fl Pass
American Airways
George A. Davidson
Richmond
Calif
Revo
Delaware
Davidson
Morses
Meno
Allen G. Falley
Highway Polite
Trigen
Texas
Norman Peparte
Morris
Mbailanr
San Antonio Library Board Names First Woman President
The San Antonio Public Library board elected Mrs. Bartlett as president, the first woman to hold the post in 30 years. She had served as secretary and vice president since 1918 and 1929 respectively, with Thomas H. Franklin’s death prompting the unexpired term. Harris became vice president to fill Bartlett’s vacancy, Elizabeth Houston was named secretary, and Willar L. Herif remains treasurer. Officers will serve until January elections. permanent officers are chosen annually in January.
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San Antonis Poble Whrary Board
Priday
Birs Terrell Bartlett
Thomas H. Praoklin
Bartlett
M. M. Harris
Ms. Bartlett
Elizabeth Houston
E. H. Kirrr
Harris
Miss Houston
Willar L. Herif
Accused Dentist Sought as Man Dies
Houston dispatch reports 98 year old Dr. Sam Cruse of Cleveland charged with murder in the death of W. Sharp, a 23 year old Groesbeck pipe tint worker who died from a bullet wound received a week earlier. Cruse had been granted bail of 1000 dollars after a prior assault charge and is now sought on new murder charges.
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Houston
Sam Cruse
Cleveland
W. Sharp
Groesbeck
Sherp
Cruse
Klambis Funeral, German Immigrant Resident for 22 Years
Klambi, a German native who lived 22 years in the area since coming to the United States 40 years ago, dies. Survived by widow Mrs. Mary Klambi and son Charles Woussuer of Tulare, Cent. Also surviving Mrs. Fiebeeen, Mile At 6, and a number of relatives. Services scheduled Saturday afternoon at a Presbyterian church.
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Pracetn Order of Ragies
Klambi
Germany
United States
Mary Klambi
Charles Woussuer
Tulare
Cent
Rar Anianie
Mit
C. . Monee
Atine
Legion Plans Economy Fight in National Convention
Portland Ore Sept 10 A counter attack on forces opposing veterans relief will be discussed at the American Legion national convention next week Readers say the move aims to prevent disruption or repeal of existing veterans legislation John Thomas Taylor legislative counsel and vice chairman of the national legislative committee and Watson B Miller chairman of the national rehabilitation committee will voice concerns that demands for economy and reduced federal expenditures may harm the relief program the legion has supported
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Portland
Ore
American Legion National
John Thomas Taylor
Watson B. Miller
National Rehabilitation Committee
the Legion
Resolution 0 Probe Vote Ends Texas Election Inquiry
The Texas House killed a resolution to probe alleged illegal votes and misuse of state resources in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. The 62 to 52 vote halted a Ding-member committee plan, while senate supporters signaled they would drop their inquiry. The debate consumed much of the special session on tax relief.
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Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
A. S. Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
J. ©. Duvall
Fort Worth
Fred Minox
House
Senale
Legisature
Senate
Ferguson seeks court order in Texas governor race
In a Texas Supreme Court filing on September 6, Miriam Ferguson asks for a writ of mandamus to compel the state GOP executive committee and convention to certify the gubernatorial nominee who won the August primary. Ferguson contends the committee may be swayed by alleged voting irregularities and seeks a ruling directing the convention to accept the committee’s recommendation as the party’s nominee. Respondents say they will follow the law in canvassing returns and naming the candidate with the most votes.
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Austty
Texas
Gubernetoria
Mia
Miriam A. Ferguson
Tr. &. Sterling
Ustenedd
Supreme Court
Sterling
W. ©. Huggins
Basse Named President of National Piegly-Wiggly Operators
Edgar A. Basse of Si1 Terrell Road has been elected to lead the National Piegly-Wiggly Operators Association. He holds controlling interest in the Piegly-Wiggly stores in several Texas towns including Waco Houston and Temple. The announcement came from the Cincinnati convention. In Australia reports note Wedderburn gold diggers causing traffic and structural damage after uncovering gold.
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National
Edgar A. Basse
Terrell Road
Cincinnati
Basse
Waco
Bouston and Temple
Medbourne
Australia
Wedderburn
Victoria
Hoover Chooses Washington Stay Over Weekend Trip
President Hoover will remain in Washington over the weekend rather than travel to Rapidan Camp in the Blue Ridge. A secretary cited cooler weather in the capital and reports the mountains are less favorable as the reason for the stay.
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Hoover
Washington
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Rapidan
Blue Ridge Mountains
White House
Massie Case May Be Reopened October 3
Honolulu reports that the Ala Moana assault case involving Mrs Thelin Massie wife of naval Lieut Thomas Massie may be reopened October 3. J G Fraser a private detective who led the inquiry will present his report to Territorial Governor Lawrence M Judd in New York. Territorial Attorney Harry Hewitt and Honolulu prosecutor John Delley will accompany the governor when he receives the report.
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Honolulu
Thelin Massie
Thomas Massie
J. G. Fraser
Lawrence M. Judd
New York
Sonora
Harry Hewitt
John Delley
Bahama Relief Expedition Heads to Abaco Island
A Bahamas government relief expedition led by FA A Quackenbustt and Abaco legislators departed Nassau for Abaco Island after a deadly storm last Monday killed eleven people and left many injured. Officials reported widespread destruction, with nine settlements struck and most buildings wrecked. one settlement had only a blown-off roof remaining on the shelter house.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Abaco
Ur FA. A. Quackenbustt
Harlandale PTA Hosts Large Community Fair Night
A major Harlandale district fair drew over 200 attendees Friday on the junior school campus. Democratic state superintendent candidate A. Woods spoke on higher education, introduced by Mrs. Jessie Dettel. Harlandale officials and the PTA thanked patrons as students performed and the band provided music.
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Harlandale
B.S. Tulum
Chirnen
A. Woods
Waco
Jessie Deltel
City Council of Parents and Teachers
H. Hi Hutto
Maud Reeder Lynne
Harlandale High School
Highland Park Presbyterian Hosts Teachers as Guests
The High Land Pars community teachers will be guests of honor at Sundays 11 o clock preaching service at Highland Park Presbyterian church. Rev Bixler Greer announces the sermon topic The School of Life. The church choir directed by Mrs L W Kennedy and Vesta Hastings Bryan will present a program of vocal music.
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Publishon
Highland Pars
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Bixler Greer
School of Life
Churett
L. W. Kennedy
Vesta Hastings Bryan
Mocompariat
Rpoctel Music
Oklahoma Farmers Holiday Move Faces Apathy Prediction
In Oklahoma City on January 10 Harry S Cordell president of the state board of agriculture predicted weak support for the recent farmers holiday movement. The Oklahoma branch of the association planned a strong push to recruit members as part of an intensive campaign.
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Oklahoma City
Sant
Fathi
Oklahoma
Harry
Cordell
Male Board of Agriculture
Farmers Holiday
Roosevelt Hs Pledge Of Support For Westward Campaign
Albany Sept 10 Roosevelt planned to depart the capital for an 8000 mile westward campaign tour as New York Democratic leaders pledged full backing. He met Reed of Missouri and O Mahoney of Wyoming who offered political guidance while Curry and Tammany Hall leaders pledged action and loyal support.
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Albany
N. Y
Une
New York
Rowse
Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Missouri
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Reed
O'Mahoney
Executive
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Upside
Ransevelt
Flood Weathers Hit Hidalgo Area Across County
Floodwaters swept across extensive lowlands, flooding about 50 000 acres and submerging fields and brush land. Affected areas between McAllen and Edinburg showed continued water flow across highways, marooning residents and converting Hidalgo streets into impassable channels as engineers assess crop and infrastructure damage.
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Ghway
McAllen
Aidalgo
Hidalgo
Roosevelt Holds Strong Lead in Western States Poll
The San Antonio Light and Hearst papers report Theodore Roosevelt maintains a firm lead across the western states west of the Mississippi in the presidential poll. Kansas remains a notable exception, aligning with the Hoover-Curtis ticket while Roosevelt leads in Wisconsin Nebraska South Dakota Missouri Minnesota Iowa North Dakota, though some gains appear as provisional. The piece traces historical parallels to past elections, noting 1912 and 1862 patterns and the enduring appeal of the Roosevelt campaign in the region.
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D. C
United States
Ollows
Hoover
Roosevelt
Elec
Alabama
Arkansas
Californis
Colorado
Indiana
SFR
Iowa
Kentucky
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Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
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Sreeredelie
al Ae
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New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Saene
Oklahoma
Aeee
Oregon
Pennsstvania
Seal Ww
Rhode Tsiand
South Caroling
Sal Tees
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wiscinsione
Morgan
Vatter and Beerge Dormsnaagent
Washington,d. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Antonio
Kansas
Corn Belt
Middle-West
Curtis
Wisconsin
South
Dakota
Woodrow Wilson
LaFollatte
Grover Cleveland
Lumber Yard Fire Destroys 9 Million Feet in Ontario Yard
In Lon Ontario on September 10 a fire swept Crane Lumber Company yards, destroying about 9,000,001 feet of lumber and causing damage estimated over 250 thousand dollars. The blaze was contained with efforts by local crews and authorities.
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Lon
Ontario
Bexar Salaries Reduced by Bill
A bill introduced in Austin by PL Anderson aims to cut Bexar county and district officers salaries from 4900 to 6000 annually. The House State Affairs committee reported favorably, projecting state savings of about 470000 yearly.
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Bexar
PL. Anderson
House At
Austin Bridey
House State Affairs Committee
Mandal
Anderyon
Moonshine raid reported near Okanogan district
In Washington state on October 10 Deputy found Rod Curgle with 10 gallons of moonshine and two bladed bottles during an apparent raid. Dr O J Pollbrant moved bins to the Medical Arts Building in Fang city later that day.
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Nherlffa
O. J
Pollbrant
Bins Alfien
Medical
Arta
Fang
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