Democrats to Answer 3 Charges in Dallas Campaign
Vice Presidential nominee Joseph T. Robinson will begin a Labor Day speaking tour in Dallas as part of a southern campaign push. George N. Peek plans to press the equalization fee issue with the Smith campaign while Gov. Smith stays at state headquarters. The national drive for a $3.5 million fund gains momentum as 23 states name finance directors.
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Lawrence Sullivan
William Allen White
Dallas
McNary-Haugen
George N. Peek
American Council of Agriculture
Executive Committee
Smith
No explicit event or figure. fragment on Italian honor
A fragmented quotation shows a general claiming the honor of Italy remains intact and denying further plans, questioning the necessity of reestablishment. The text hints at defense or nationalist context with references to Italian honor and authority.
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Italy
Tobacco Report Shows Change in Yearly Figures
A fragmented report notes a rise to 2.9616 percent on July 1 compared with last year figures, indicating shift in tobacco statistics.
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Neeceei Ton
Politics At Halt As Nominees Enjoy Vacations
Nominees take vacations and trips as a major political question stalls. Smith refuses to answer on White House politics. The context hints at an upcoming campaign event in New York before a Hud son movement or similar outing.
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Smith
Moody wins Texas governorship in party primary landslide
Dan Moody, the youthful governor, swept the Democratic primary with about 120000 more votes than his three opponents as 236 of 253 counties reported. Moody led with roughly 249283 ballots counted from an estimated total earlier in the day.
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Dallas
Dan Moody
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Moody
Louis If Werdlow
Fort
Strikers Replaced in Le Havre Update
In Le Havre France on July 30 officials announce replacement of striking workers as talks continue. Workers and management remain at odds over demands and conditions impacting local industry.
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LE Havre
France
Two Girls Drowned As Rescue Search Nets Bodies
Searchers recovered the bodies of two young girls who drowned after a boating incident. Local authorities identified the victims as residents of the nearby town. A preliminary investigation suggests no foul play. conditions on the water were challenging.
Cobagan Youths Arrested After Ros Incident
Reported incident at Ros ends with Cobagan youths in custody following a disturbance. Officers restrained the group after a confrontation and their transport to a holding area proceeded without further trouble.
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A To i
Cobagan
Dredging Began for Large Tankers After Permit
Dredging has started for a facility handling 32 foot draft large tankers. Officials note the permit grants access to entrance areas for the project while outlining safety and environmental guidelines. Local authorities expect progress to continue as plans proceed.
Azalea Court Apartments Opened for Public Inspection
Azalea Court opens today for public inspection as residents tour the new complex. The opening marks completion of construction and offers modern layouts and amenities for potential renters.
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Azalea Court
Office Pay Increase Under Interstate Order
An interstate commerce commission order raises annual pay by about 15 million dollars. The brief note mentions additional unspecified terms and references a phrase about back of angueuannelly tea.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Lin Insured in Train Collision Hospitalizes Four
A rear end collision in California traps passengers and injures seven aboard multiple trains. The rear motorman vanishes, feared trapped. Among the seriously hurt are Charles A. Durani with a fractured skull, John Tarrio with a severed leg, and Joseph Tarrio with multiple leg fractures and internal injuries.
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Havenes
Charlies A. Durani
John Tarrio
Joseph Tarrio
Bar Delegates In Wreck
San Francisco report of a train wreck with delegates injured and details continuing on page five column one.
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San Francisco
Hold Up Reported on Davis Avenue During Night
A robbery on Davis avenue at 11 30 occurred with Miss Friedhoff reporting the incident to police. She said her purse contained money and other small items. H Kress & Company employee Jackson was sentenced to 60 days on the county road by the recorder.
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Davis Avenue
Friedhoff
First National
Jackson, Agro
Bar H. Kress & Company
Recorder
Rate hearings set for September on Mobile freight rates
The article notes rate hearings scheduled in September to align Mobile rates with Mississippi and other southern ports. The first case on September 17 will hear complaints about pre judicial railroad rate practices claimed by the Chamber of Commerce. R. G. Cobb, traffic manager, voices industry interest in the proceedings.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
MOBILIANS INJURED IN BATTLE REPORTS
A report notes injuries to Mobilians with a soldier sustaining a shoulder wound and Browne suffering a slight cut to the right arm. The incident timeline and broader context are not specified in the available text.
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Hehoulder and Browne
Fishing Improves Off County Coast With Big Catches
Fishermen report strong totals of white and speckled trout and flounder along the lower bay and sheltered coast. Numerous parties depart from Coden and Bayou la Batre as fishing conditions improve.
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Coden
You la Batre
Bayou le Batre
Five Gallon Law Upheld by Judge Erney
Judge Erney upholds the five gallon law in a case argued by Grove and Jere Austil. The ruling confirms the prohibition has been in effect for over 50 years and notes several convictions under the statute.
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Erney
Saffold
Boy Girl Sought After Car Found In Jacksonville
Fragmentary OCR notes report a missing pair linked to an automobile found in Jacksonville with bloodstains. Names Simmons and Mrs Booth appear as associates or relatives in the incomplete text.
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Jacksonville
Simmons
Booth
Escaped convict sentenced after pleas in Kilby case
McKinney also known as Joseph Carl Kang pleaded guilty in the presiding court. He received a years sentence in Kilby for a home invasion and burglary. He was held for several weeks after escaping custody. A second plea for assault and battery resulted in 90 days hard labor.
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McKinney
Joseph Carl ‘Kang
Ee Eee Sakeae
Jafford
Kilby
Oe Ee
Farm Agents Head East for Study Tours
Mrs Riley and Mrs Louise M home demonstration agents for the county left last night for eastern cities. The trip includes visits to Mobile county officials and Montgomery as part of their study tour to gather information on farm home demonstrations.
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Riley
Louise M
Mobile County
Montgomery
Railroad and Utilities Commission Visit Invited to New Orleans
The Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners invited the commissioners to inspect the giant terminals on their route to or from New Orleans. They will attend a convention in New Orleans August 12 to 14, an announcement said at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Sociation of
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats Prepare Luxurious Offices in City for Campaigns
New York Democrats have furnished a grand suite of rooms for Governor Alfred E. Smith and visiting officials. The setup includes reception rooms, moving picture and radio facilities, three telephone switchboards, private lines for officials, 481 telephone books, and dedicated spaces for labor, industry, agriculture, foreign affairs, colleges, commerce, and women's bureaus. The complex is designed to support broad campaign activities and rapid communication.
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Peter G. Gerry
Rhode
Cam
Colleges
Commerce and Women's Bureaus
Raskob
Albany
County Board Sale Appointment Prompted by Governor Bibb
Ambiguous notes mention a county board sale appointment and potential succession plans. References to Governor Bibb, Dr. Boykin, and local affairs suggest a political maneuver pending clarity on who will succeed an unnamed official.
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Sale
Bibb Gestes Solas
Towlé
Dr. Boykin
Ime
Youths arraigned on charges in shooting death case
Disjointed OCR text indicates youths faced arraignment in a death by shooting case. One youth claimed Jarvis shot him and officers questioned the state’s formal charges filed against Jarvis in connection with the death.
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Iit Ae Sa
Toda
Jarvis
Jarvie
Visitors to Mobile Expect Busy Naval and Civic Events
Mobile will host a series of visitors and events in the first half of August. The U S Navy destroyer Hatfield will dock August 3 to host Birmingham naval reservists, with ship inspections in harbor. The Observation squadron advances arrive August 5 for two weeks of encampment, followed by Buyers Week beginning August 6 and a state golf tournament at the Country Club on August 14 drawing members from Chickasaw Club and independent players.
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Mobile
U. S
Birmingham
Hatfield
Te Komect 14
Bal Sane
Chickasaw
Accident Fatal Youth Dies After Fence Impalement
New York July 3 John R Moreland dies from injuries after being impaled on an iron fence while at a game. The incident occurred during a youth event, with officials reporting the accident and investigation ongoing.
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New York
John R. Moreland
Graves Announces Intention to Release Engineer
The report states engineer Graves plans release after reaching an agreement on a local road program. Mr Converse will resign as engineer at the meeting. the chairman noted a provision allowing one month’s pay in advance if he resigns per the county’s terms. No formal statement has been made by Converse.
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Graves
Converse
C Verse
Theft Charge Files After Car Stolen From Monroe Park
A theft case reports that Sanders allegedly took a motor vehicle from C. A. Conrail in the city, drove to Jackson, then returned the car to the city with officers and a prisoner.
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Grand Ho
Sanders
C. A. Conrail
City
Monroe Park
Jackson
Corne
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