Bonus brigades march toward Washington face Arizona strain
The article discusses 2500 World War I veterans marching to Washington to seek full compensation, warning Arizona cannot sustain feeding and transport costs as the group nears its border at Yuma. It argues marches create public unrest, taint veteran image, and urges organized lobbying instead of large street demonstrations.
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Fair treatment stance highlights party divide in funding fight
Senator Wheeler a Democrat opposes funding Citizens' Military Training Camps while Americans wait hungry in galleries. Senator Moses a Republican accuses him of inciting revolution he says Wheeler seeks fair treatment for the average citizen unlike Wall Street interests.
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Roosevelt May Seek End To Prohibition With New Amendment
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt signals support for eliminating the Eighteenth Amendment by a new constitutional amendment and expects the Democratic platform to include a repeal method. In parallel, former Senator James A. Reed advocates a three to three and a half percent beer and wine tax increase as an immediate measure.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Missouri
Industrial Activity Aids Winslow Coal Supply
Industrial activity around Winslow aims to secure a plentiful supply of high grade coal within a short distance. Local men have prepared the mining property to supply all the coal needed in the area, boosting the city’s business prospects.
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Winslow
Roosevelt Growth Seen In Nomination Fight
Washington observers say Roosevelt’s chances improve and may win on the first ballot. Analysts note waning anti Roosevelt forces, possible action against Mayor Walker, and roosevelts widening lead as second-choice pledges tempt western and southern delegations to join the winning camp.
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Wall Collapse Injures Three in Mexico City Quake
A wall collapsed during an earthquake near Mexico City injuring three people slightly. The epicenter was about ten miles northeast of Mexico City and the tremor was felt by most residents yesterday.
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Mexico City
Did You Ever Stop To Think Governor Roosevelt Comment
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York speaks about a growing trend toward higher purposes among the younger generation. He contrasts two schools of thought: one predicting intensified materialism and power through wealth, the other sees opportunity to lead amid improved physical and financial conditions.
Congress action on farm relief and appropriations
Senate considers the conference report on a 177.6 million agriculture appropriation while conferees begin work on the economy bill. House reviews Hoover home-loan bank proposal and farm relief plans. committees advance McNary wheat relief and farm measures.
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Balmain Man Sues Over 12 Cent Tax Overcharge
An Australian resident sued the municipal council for 12 cents in an overcharge on his tax bill, arguing that tolerating such gaps invites larger losses later. In Cebu, bullfights have been revived, signaling renewed local activity.
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Associated Press
Balmain
Australia
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Young people choose careers for purpose over gains
The passage notes a growing trend among youths toward vocations in church, teaching, social service, arts and sciences. They seek lives free from being objects of charity and aim to devote themselves to meaningful goals rather than wealth.
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Ancient Moro Rajak Carabao Fight Captivates Cape Province
A crowd gathers as carabao battle fiercely in Fraserburg South Africa. The ancient Moro Rajaks sport features water buffalo weighing about a ton, slugging it out in a display of raw power.
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Cape Province
Stevens Seeks Navajo County Treasurer Nomination
G T Stevens of Winster Arizona announces candidacy for County Treasurer of Navajo County subject to Democratic primary voters on September 13 1932 He cites experience as an accountant and banker and asks for support.
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Navajo County
G. T. Stevens
Winstow
Arizona
Navajo County District 2 Supervisor Candidate Announces Candidacy
A candidate for Navajo County District 2 Supervisor announces intention to seek the Democratic nomination in the September 13, 1932 primary from Winslow. Support is requested from voters.
County Attorney Seeks Re‑election in Navajo County Race
County Attorney McCauley announces bid for re‑election in Navajo County. Democratic primary voters set to decide on September 13, 1992.
Hitchcock Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Recorder
C M Charlie Hitchcock announces his candidacy for County Recorder of Navajo County subject to the Republican primaries on September 13 1982. He asks for the support of his friends.
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Navajo County
C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Mary A Brown Seeks Support for Navajo County Superintendent Seat
A note from MISS MARY A. BROWN announces candidacy for County School Superintendent of Navajo County in the Democratic Primary to be held September 13, 1932 and asks for the support of friends.
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Navajo County
Mary A. Brown
Candidacy Announced for Navajo County Sheriff
Sheriff candidate announces run for Navajo County Sheriff subject to voters wishes at the Democratic Primaries on September 13 1932. He seeks support from friends and supporters.
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Navajo County
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