Hoover revolt in farm belt continues in nationwide poll
Washington dispatch reports the farm belt revolt against Hoover persists as Roosevelt gains in agricultural states. Minnesota shifts toward Roosevelt while Missouri Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota show mixed results. Kansas remains Hoover's only firm regional lead as Roosevelt strengthens elsewhere.
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Hoover
Roozevelts
Iowa
Wes ST
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
South Dakota
North Dakota
Kansas
Orther
Bomb Wrecks Car of Theater Man
A bomb exploded under the hood of a car of theater executive Max Melcher just before he was to leave for home. The blast wrecked the auto and shattered nearby windows. Melcher told police he knew of enemies who might be responsible.
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Cricago
Sept
Max Melcher
Straw Ballot Guivers Ad Servier
Revised tabulations of returns to date in the nationwide presidential poll show how the Hoover Roosevelt vote divides by state and by gender. The table estimates potential electoral votes for each candidate, compiled from combined morning and Sunday papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guivers Ad Servier
Washington, D. C
Dgte
Bap
Antonio Light
County Republicans suspend county ticket in 1924 race
Dr J B Albright, county chairman, announced no county Republican ticket will be fielded for the November election. He said the local office will focus on presidential and gubernatorial campaigns, backing Orville Bullington and the Lubock convention affecting their strategy.
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Republia
J B Albright
Miriam A. Ferguson
Albright
North Alamo
Travis Streete
Orville Bullington
ROTC Heads to Texas High School Units Start
Four officers of the second division left Fort Sam Houston to assume duties with Texas R O T C units. Lieut Cal W J Connolly to lead the San Antonio high schools R O T C. Benjamin Wade to Dulles to head the Fort Worth unit. Maj 4 8 Boyd Jr to Fort Worth to supervise the Fort Worth R O T C. Capl R K Fisher and Maj 3 W F Allen to Dallas high schools duties.
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R.O.T.C
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Boyd Jr
Fort Worth
CG. Gapl
R. K. Fisher
Port Worth
W. F. Allen
Dallas
Bank signs replace City Central with South Texas Bank
Workmen began replacing large signs on the City Central building to reflect the new South Texas Bank and Trust company. J Millar, president, says an early opening is planned and Reconstracion Finance Corp is expected to deliver the $1,460 loan within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Bank and Trust Company
South Texas Bank, and Trust, Company
J. Millar
Sree
Reconatrac-ion Finance Corporation
Mother Dies as Son Tries Death by Own Action
New York report details a tragic case where a 116 year old mother died and her son reportedly attempted suicide afterward. He was restrained by a relative as authorities describe the sequence following the mother Mrs Tore Mayers death and other family members involved.
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New York
Guiido
Hin
DeAhbore
Joan Mayers
Tore Mayers
Retired Army Man Morrison Dies in San Antonio
George W. Morrison aged 69 died at home 306 Devine street after years of illness. A 33 year armament inspector, he served at Rock Island arsenal before transfer to San Antonio. Survived by widow Ada M Morrison and daughter Gladya with three sisters in Iowa and Galley Junction.
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George W. Morrison
United States
San Antonio
Dévine Street
Mr. Morison
Davenport
Towa
Rock Island
Arsenal
Alamo Lodge No
The
Elks Flodge
Bexar Bowing Clay
Birs
Ada M. Morrison
Misa Gladya Morrison
Lasette Finley
Harlan
Town
H.F. Chalmers
Galley Junction
Ida McKee
Stuart, Zowe
Maniac Caught in San Antonio Now at Large Again
PUEBLO Colo Sept 12 Two inmates of the state reform school, both paroled by keepers, are at large today after escaping during a guard's lapse last night Ed Caffrey 32 seized a pistol and forced release Henry H Markley 24 convicted years ago of drowning a boy by tying him in a rack and holding him under water He escaped in December 1930 and was at large months before he was nabbed in San Antonio Texas
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Pueblo
Cola
Geret Saylum
Ed Caffrey
Henry H. Markey
Markley
San Antonio
Texay
County to Bill City for Prison Health Services
Hexar county will bill San Antonio each month fifty five dollars for services by the county health officer or assistants to prisoners in the city jail. The county commissioners court approved the action on Monday on Commissioner Albert Maverick Jr. motion after a drug supply bill for prisoners in the jail was reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexar County
San Antonio
County Commissioners Court
Albert Maverick Jr
Roosevelt and Garner Plan Kansas City Meeting
In Uvalde Texas INS reports vice presidential candidate John N Garner will depart tonight for Kansas City to meet Democratic nominee Franklin D Roosevelt. Garner travels with Charles B Hand who said the plan was confirmed after a long distance call with Roosevelt. A search for a suitable room or apartment near the venue is noted.
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Roosevelt
Garner
K.C
Uvalde
Texas
John N. Garner
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Prenkiin D. Roosevelt
Precdent
Charles 8. Hand
Irregularities in Primary Testified At Court Inquiry
Four witnesses from precincts 44 and 14 testified Monday before Justice E H Talbert’s court of inquiry in Harlandale about alleged election irregularities. They reported unlocked ballot boxes, counting discrepancies, and attempts to influence returns. League leaders and county officials discussed a possible second inquiry to present the other side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Pesce
E. H. Talbert
Harlandale
Verh A. Honter
West Lynwood Avenue
Z. G. Hart
Hunter
Hart
Court House
Fulton Shed
Elemrre Price
J. Franken Spears
Escobar
Nod P. C. Soils
Cabrers
Robert Whiteley
Charles M. Uickeon
Dan Feuill
Citizens’ League
Grover ©. Morrie
League
People's Ticket
Beane E. H. Talbert
Court of Inquiry
Morris
Ten States Primaries Begin Week of Ballot Battles
Ten states plus Washington and Maine launch a multi state primary week with Maine first today and Georgia closing Wednesday. Arizona Colorado Louisiana Michigan New Hampshire Vermont Washington and South Carolina vote tomorrow in contests shaping the November outlook. Prohibition sits at stake in Michigan and Washington as former congressmen in Michigan and Huey Long influence Louisiana.
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Hoover Roosevelt
Alabama
Arizona
Californie
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Inwa
Kenturky
Louislina
Maine
Maryland
Mansachusetts
Michigan
Ates
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Diexico
New York
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North, Carolina
North Dakota
Ohla
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvanie
Rhode Island
South
Boyth
Daknia
Tennessee
Ling Texag
Vermont
Virginis
Ashington Os
Virgin
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Paw
Washington
Colorado
Louisiana
South Carolina
Meine
Mills
Treasry
Walsh
Bly
Cramton
Hudson
Sbhator Jones
Adam Beeler
Huey Long
Lowsiana
Himeall
Broussard
Overton
Bystander Hurt as Awning Falls After Crash
T. A. Martinez 42 of 208 Banks Street was struck on the head by a falling awning support when an automobile crashed into it at Houston and Ob Marys Streets early Monday. He was taken to Robert B Green hospital. The driver of the car was the sole injured. Mins Norton Smith 23 of 325 Madison Avenue was injured when the car she rode in overturned at South Presa and Florida Streets. Injuries were also reported from a collision in the 600 block of South Fradberry Street involving Mrs J B Morris of 208 Kaylon Avenue who was hospitalized.
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T. A. Martinez
Banks Street
Houston
Ob. Mary's
Martinez
Robert B. Green Hospital
Mins Norton Smith
Madison Sivest
South Presa
Florida
South Fradberry Street
J. B. Morris
Kaylon Avenue
Pension Fund Boosted by Benefit Shows and Pensions Granted
The te and police pension fund received 1800 from ticket sales for midnight shows and expected to reach 3500 after Saturday theater sums. at Monday’s board meeting pensions of 44 per month were granted to Levi B. Stowe. Also noted are pensions for policemen disabled in the line of duty and Lugille Snell, widow of J W Snell, who died in 1930.
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Te and Police Pension Fund
Tuarning
Levi B. Stowe
Lugille Snell
J. W. Snell
Obituary notices for Coin Douglass Crawford families
Chituary L. M. Coin 62 of San Antonio funeral Monday officiants Fasbi A Dubin and Canter D Kanter. Survivors include widow Sarah Dubin two daughters Mrs Wiederman and Miss Coin and three sons Ben Coin of Linton fate and Israel Coin of San Antonio. The body of James Shaw Douglass former president of Farmers National Bank Gonzales taken home for burial Sunday. Douglass 58 died at local hospital Saturday night. Survives widow Francis Perkins Douglass a son Arthur James Douglass two brothers Frank Douglass of Houston and Willig Douglass of Lexington nephew H A Douglass of San Antonio. Harrison Riley Crawford funeral Monday afternoon. Crawford born Atascosa County lived in Beguin many years. Survivors widow five daughters Mrs L L Gowell Mrs Mamie Newman and Mrs Ella Teylor of San Antonio Mrs Myrtle Kelley of Smithville and Mrs Trabel Frietenhahn of Seguin two sons James Crawford of San Antonio and Beaufort Crawford of Berim and eight brothers Lafaye de Crawford.
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L. M. Coin
San Antonio
Fasbi A. Dubin
Canter D. Kanter
Sarah Dubin
B. Wiederman
Miss Pearl
Bén Coin
Linton and
Fate
Israel Coin
San Anon
James Shaw Douglass
Farmers’ National Bank of
Gonerles
Gonzales
Buria
Douglass
Masonic Lodge No. 30
Scottish Rite
Mes
Francis Perkins Dougings
Arthur James Douglass
Frank Douglass
Houston
Willig Douglass
Lexington
H. A. Douglass
Harrison Riley Crawford
Pine Erminervices
Crawford
Atascoes County
Beguin
Mra
L. L. Gowell
Mamio Newman
Ella Teyfor
Myrtit Kelley
Smithville
Trabell Frietenhahn
Seguin
Jame Crawford
Beaufort Crawlond
Berimin
Lafaye de Craw- Lee Ol
Eral
Devi River Badge Open
Rail traffic between San Antonio and El Paso to be resumed Monday afternoon over the Pacific railroad after a 12 day suspension due to the Devil River flood west of Dev River. The Sunset Limited westbound from San Antonio at 3 10 p m will be first train over the line with freight traffic resuming Tuesday. A temporary canyon bridge was completed in seven days to restore crossings. Train delays had lengthened schedules as traffic was rerouted via Fort Worth over the Texas Pacific.
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San Astonio
el Paso
Pacific Railroad
Bunset Limited
San Antonio
H. A. Loeffler
Loeffler
Devils River
Southern Pacific Jas
Fort Worth
Texas Pacific Railroad
Vets' Hoover Club lauds ousting of bonus seekers
A letter to the American Legion convention from J. A. Lazer, national commander of Veterans' Hoover era, praises President Hoover for ousting the Bonus Expeditionary Force from Washington. It says he performed his duty and that remaining inactive after the bloodshed would have risked dictatorial control by insurgents.
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New York
Hoover
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Washington
American Legion Convention
J. A. Lazer
Del Rio to El Paso Highway Reopens After 12 Days
Del Rio to El Paso highway traffic resumed Monday after a 12 day interruption. W H Furlong of the highway department announced the road is restricted to light vehicles on a temporary bridge over the Devil River west of Del Rio. Traffic between Uvalde and Del Rio remained halted due to high Nueces river levels and expected reopening by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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del Rio
el Paso
W. H. Furlong
Highway Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
Devila River
Uvalde
del Rilo
Nueces River
Brazil Campaign on Rebels Fails in Two Months of Fighting
Brazil reports little progress after two months of clashes with rebel forces. Officials cited ongoing federal attacks along the Gao Pauls front as they pursue rebels with limited gains and no decisive breakthrough. Local observers warned of the conflict's persistence and uncertain outcomes.
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Brazil
Sao Paulo
Brasil
Gao Pauls
Minke Cerar Front
Neem” Trittisen
Hraddueriarh
Commission May Hold Oil Theft Hearing in E Texas
A Texas railroad commissioner said hearings may be held in East Texas to test charges that oil theft and conservation orders are violated. Ernest Thompson said the commission would welcome evidence and that witnesses at the hearing would be sworn. He urged people to report any theft.
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Austin
Lewes Railroad Commission
Texas Ai] Fles
Ernest ©. Thompson
Raiload
Thompson
Boy Ilich
German Day draws about four thousand five hundred attendees
Plans for a German day celebration next year were already under way after this year’s fete in San Antonio. About 4500 people attended the all day celebration which opened with a musical program and closed with a grand ball. Participants included Beethoven Maennerchor and Texas singer groups with Al fred Schaefer directing the orchestra. May or C. M. Chambers and others spoke as the ball ended the event.
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San Antonio
Fritz Schlo
Municipal Auditorium
Heethoven Maennerchor
Gan Antohlo Uederkranz
New Braunfels Singing Society
Austin Saéngerbund
Schulenbers
Thederkrans
Baéngerbud
Texas Gébirgs Saengerbund
Alfred Schaefer
C. M. Chambers
Alefred Ronde
Paul Hersting
D.wachtendorf
Herman Schilerer
John Ostrow
Gilbert Scholl
Len Dielman
Budget outlook and tax rate debate in Bexar County
Bexar County plans to adopt its budget and set the tax rate this week. Commissioners discuss possible increases, with one hopeful no 3-cent rise and another fearing under 1-cent or up to 0.8-dollar changes. The tentative rate suggests 87 cents, up 14 cents from last year, while two commissioners refrain from opinion. County officials expect action Monday or Tuesday during the regular session. A citizens' committee led by Dr. Dudley Jackson will present findings for consideration.
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Bexar County
Thomas Abbot
Albert Maverick Jr
Committee of Citzens
Dudley Jackson
Seid
Olmos Basin to Be Wild Life Preserve
The city commission decided to convert Olmos park basin into a wildlife and bird preserve. Acting with civic groups, City Attorney T. D. Dobbs Jr. will draft an ordinance to halt hunting in the basin. Police protection will enforce compliance, and officials expect a beautiful park for the region.
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Olmos Park
Ile
T. D. Dobbs Jr
Humble Oil Co restrained by wait in Texas case
In One Hundred Twenty sixth District court at Austin, a counter move by Attorney General Alfred to Humble Oil and Refining Co and Humble Pipe Line Co seeks to restrain the companies from violating the state ratable taking law. Upchurch said the law requires pipelines to take all ratably from wells they are connected to and not take more from Humble wells than from others. The suit follows a railroad commission order increasing Texas oil allowable from 43 to 50 barrels per well per day, amid proration debates affecting major Texas fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
INS
Humble Ot’ Ang Refinlog Company
Humble Pipe Line Company
Ine Company
Humble Company
Upchurch
Commersel
Texas
Flood Wipes Out Bridge at Presidio
Presidio Texas suffered destruction as the Rio Grande rose three feet washing away the International bridge and several federal buildings. The U S customs immigration and public health offices were swept away. The toll bridge owner’s home was wrecked. Fort D A Russell soldiers arrived to aid if needed. No deaths reported.
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Presidio
Texas
International Bridge
United States
Rio Grande
Concho River
United States Customs, Immigration Service and Public Health
Fort D. A. Russell
Marfa
All Third Degree Charges Quashed in Nassau County
Indictments against Nassau County policemen over the death of Hyman Stark, charged with third degree methods, were dismissed by Supreme Court Justice John B. Johnston. The dismissal follows a motion by District Attorney Elvin N. Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Nassau County
Hyman Stark
Supreme Court
John B. Johnston
Elvin N. Edwards
Attack and rail raids in Harbin area kill many
Harbin area sees a series of bandit raids and derailments along the Chinese Eastern railway. Reports say 24 killed and over 10 injured in the first 24 hours, with additional casualties from a larger clash nearby. American consul general George Henson and party escaped with injuries as British members were seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Maccuriu
Ali
Here
Agaih
Tabsing
Chengchun
Nurito the pain reliever ad promises swift relief
An advertisement touts Nurito a safe non narcotic remedy for sciatic and rheumatic pains. It claims rapid improvement with a few doses, offering a money back guarantee if pain persists. Sold at local drug stores including Sommers and Wagners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurito
Sommersi Wagners
Storca
Ackerman Praises Innerclean Laxative in Letter
A Syracuse man named R. Ackerman writes about his life experiences and endorses Innerclean as the most wonderful laxative, claiming it cleans effectively and keeps up to its fame. The letter personifies a strong consumer testimonial from a local resident.
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Rank R. Ackerman
Syracuse
N.Y
Ackerman
Innerclean
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