Estelle and Jack Exchange Wallops In Divorce Ring
Estelle Taylor sues former heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey for divorce in Los Angeles accusing extreme cruelty. She cites a property settlement and names Barbara Corporation Bank of Manhattan Trust Company and others as co defendants linked to community funds and control. The suit parallels Dempsey's Reno filing alleging mental cruelty.ा
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Los Angeles
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Reno
Estelle Taylor
Dempsey
Nevada
Bank of Manhattan Trust Company
John Doe” Corporation
John Doe
Lindberghs Fly On After Kamchatka Emergency
Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh forced down at Avatcha Bay soon after takeoff from Petropavlovsk en route to Nemuro Japan. They resumed flight at 10 45 A M Tokyo time within an hour. Lindbergh later wirelessed officials about possible delays and received an emergency landing permit in the Kuriles.
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Tokyo
Avatcha Bay
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka
Nemura
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Col. Lindbergh
Nemuro
Japan Aviation Bureau
Kuriles
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Forecast Update
Weather outlook for Amarillo and Panhandle: partly cloudy and warmer on Wednesday, with unsettled conditions and showers possible in parts of New Mexico. Temperature readings and hourly forecasts are provided with limited clarity. precipitation for the previous 24 hours is noted as 0.24 inch.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Houra
Cool Weather Passes With Showers Across Panhandle
The Amarillo area saw a high of 78 yesterday with a low of 60 as a cooler front moves in. Weather observer H. T. Collman notes last year’s 96 degree heat in August and predicts warmer weather returning under partly cloudy skies. Rain fell in Canyon and Dimmitt, with a shower near Happy.
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H. T. Collman
United States
Amarillo
Mr. Collman
Panhandle
Canyon
Dimmitt
Happy
Missouri Woman in Critical Condition After Vega Mishap
Mrs. C. C. Haynes of Monegan Springs Missouri remained in critical condition late yesterday at Northwest Texas Hospital after an automobile accident near Vega. A front wheel failure caused the car to crash into a ditch 25 miles west of Vega. Her husband, the driver, was uninjured. The couple had been returning home from a vacation in New Mexico.
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C. C. Haynes
Monegan Springs
Northwest Texas
Vega
New Mexico
Hutchinson County $500000 Road Suit Goes to Jury
Hutchinson County's $500000 suit against W L Pearson Construction Co for alleged overcharges on a road contract goes to the jury after reading three special charges and 28 main charges. The case stems from a four year old agreement and the jury retired for the night at 7 o'clock.
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Panhandle
Hutchinson County
W. L. Pearson Construction Company
Sir Hubert Wilkins Sets Arctic Polar Submarine Expedition
Sir Hubert Wilkins' Polar submarine Nautilus departed from Advent Bay Spitsbergen at 4 P M Aug 18 to begin its Arctic explorations. The quiet launch signals the start of an ambitious voyage to probe the Arctic waters and test undersea capabilities.
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Advent Bay
Spitsbergen
U.P
Sir Hubert Wilkins
West Texas Gas cuts rates 15 percent for homes and industry
R F Hinchey announced a five month winter rate reduction across 42 West Texas towns and cities. Domestic and commercial users will pay 67 1/2 to 73 4/4 cents per thousand cubic feet after the first 6 000 cubic feet, with schools and colleges moving to industrial rates. Affected communities include Lubbock Hereford Midland Odessa Slaton Floydada Levelland Muleshoe and more.
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Lubbock
West Texas Gas Company
R. F. Hinchey
West Texas
Hereford
Littlefield
Lamesa
Midland
Odessa
O'Donnell
Post
Plainview
Quitaque
Ralls
Silverton
Stanton
Sudan
Southland
Slaton
Turkey
Tulsa
Tahoka
Wilson Amherst
Anton
Abernathy
Brownfield Canyon
Judge E C Nelson in Critical Condition After Surgery
Judge E C Nelson Jr of Potter County court at law lies in critical condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after an operation for appendicitis. Doctors say he rests as well as possible though his condition remains serious. If unable to preside, Amarillo bar may appoint a special judge for pending cases as the third week of the session proceeds.
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E. C. Nelson, Jr
Potter County
Amarillo
No Commission Meeting Postponed Without Mayor’s Absence
The city commission meeting was postponed last night due to Mayor Thompson’s absence from the city. City Manager W N Durham said there was no pressing business requiring action.
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Thompson
W. N. Durham
Teen Dies After Accidental Shotgun Wound
Roy Pace, 17, of Donie, died at a local hospital from wounds suffered when a shotgun discharged accidentally near Marquez on Monday afternoon.
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Palestine
U.P
Roy Pace
Donie
Marquez
Night club bombings and fake wine bricks shock cities
A wave of sensational incidents spans Boston to El Paso. Police probe fake Port bricks sold as wine, while Lady June Inverclyde testifies in a grim divorce suit. A Bronx night club blast damages little as Guinan and troupe depart. Cabbie robberies plague New York Central Park, and a switchman heroically flags a train after a leg amputation risk.
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Boston
U.P
Connecticut
New York
Woodsmanston Inn
Bronx
Texas Guinan
EL Paso
Harvey L. Rinehart
Rinehart
Child Dies After Horse Throws Into Barbed Wire Fence
Lottie Vern Park fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Park died at Northwest Texas Hospital from injuries after a horse frightened by a dog plunged into barbed wire fencing on the Henry Burch place eight miles south of Amarillo. She suffered severe leg lacerations and internal injuries. Funeral services were set for this afternoon at Griggs Chapel with Rev Ira F Key officiating and burial in Llano cemetery. Survivors include her parents two sisters Mrs L M Sullivan and Mrs Byron McMahan and a brother James E Park, all of Amarillo.
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Lottie Vern Park
James Park
Northwest
Texas
Henry Burch
Amarillo
Lottie
Griggs Chapel
Ira F. Key
Polk Street
James E. Park
Mussolini Tightens Grip On Council Of State
Premier Mussolini announced that the council of state which examines bills before Parliament would be directly dependent on him, placing another department of the Italian government under his control.
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Rome
Mussolini
Directors declare quarterly dividend for Texas Corporation
The Texas Corporation board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents a share. It will be payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 4.
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New York
U.P
Texas Corporation Today
Panhandle Caravan to Tour New Mexico Cities
Mayor Clyde Tingley announced Albuquerque will welcome the Panhandle Caravan, led by the News-Globe and Amarillo Chamber of Commerce sponsors. The group will depart the News-Globe office at 7 am Thursday with stops at Canyon Hereford Farwell and Clovis to gather South Plains delegates, with over 300 Panhandle citizens expected.
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Ali Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico City
Wilbur Hawk
News-Globe
Amarillo
Foreign trade holds near lows in July figures
United States foreign trade remained at low levels in July. Exports totaled 183 million dollars and imports 175 million, as reported by the Commerce Department. July 1930 figures were 226.8 million in exports and 220.6 million in imports.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Shutdown sweeps martial area in East Texas
Kilgore reports a universal shutdown in the East Texas oil belt as Gov. Sterling enforces a drastic order with 800 militiamen. Pumps stop at 1 600 producing wells while operators accept a siege like compliance. Militia patrols seek violators across the 600 square mile field.
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Kilgore
East Texas
Martial law bans beach pajama outfits in Kilgore
Texas Rangers enforcing martial law in Kilgore aid National Guardsmen. A decree bans beach pajamas as street attire, and the measure has proven effective. Instructions extended to workers in local barbecue stands as part of enforcement.
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Kilgore
East Texas
Texas Rangers
Rangers
Military regime declares success in Wells operations
Gen Jacob F Wolters commander of national guard operations says martial law achieved its purpose with 100 per cent shutdown and no violence. No resistance at wells as operators pursue legal recourse. Military rule maintains control and civil authorities defer to legal process.
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Ments
Jacob F. Wolters
National Guard
Wolters
Shortage of Cotton Pickers Hit San Antonio This Week
San Antonio reports a coming shortage of unskilled labor to pick cotton as the season opens. A W Greene, manager of the U S Department of Labor employment service, says the seasonal surplus is not present now and the shortage is expected to develop by next week.
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San Antonio
A. W. Greene
United States Department of Labor Employment Service
Space for Fair Concessions Available This Week
Concession spaces for the Tri State Fair Exposition on September 21 and 26 may be chosen this week. Wilbur C Hawk, president of the Fair Association, announced. Secretary O L Taylor will be at Fair offices at Fair Park each evening 6 30 to 8 30 to assist callers. First chances go to Amarillo and Panhandle residents. Call at 8878, the new Fair grounds number, to reach Taylor.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Fair Association
O. L. Taylor
Fair Park
Amarillo
Panhandle
Fair Grounds
Roosevelt Faces Strained Exchange Over Massena Power Talks
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt revealed a letter to President Hoover about reports of secret talks with Canada on New Yorks St Lawrence River power project at Massena Point. He questions if the Castle note is an official reply and urged naming Delos Cosgrove to the treaty body.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
New York
St. Lawrence River
Massena Point
Roosevelt
State Castle
Frank
Castle
Washington
Plattsburgh
Mr. Hoover
Montreal
Frank P. Walsh
Delos M. Cosgrove
Fred Freestone
Coxgrove
Mr. Roosevelt
Belle La Follette Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs. Belle Case La Follette widow of Fighting Bob La Follette died in Washington at 72 after an intestinal ailment operation. Senators and Governor Philip La Follette of Wisconsin were at her bedside. daughter Mrs Ralph Sucher and daughter Mrs George Middleton were informed. She was famed as the counselor of a Progressive era political family and allied with her husband’s reform movement.
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Washington
Belle Case la Follette
America
Bob
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
Ralph G. Sucher
George Middleton
California
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Tremors Shake Valentine as Citizens Seek Shelter
A series of nine earthquakes since Sunday rattled Valentine and nearby towns with adobe walls downed and homes uninhabitable. Citizens slept outdoors after tremors damaged large structures while areas in West Texas and New Mexico were also affected. Railroad offices reported shocks in Pecos Fort Davis Lobo and Alpine as residents prayed at churches for protection.
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Valentine
Sierra Vieja Mountains
Texas
New Mexico
Pecos
Ft. Davis
Loba
Alpine
Panhandle-Eastern pipeline completed from Texas to Indiana
The Panhandle-Eastern pipeline spans 805 miles from Texas Panhandle gas fields to Rockville Indiana. Engineers Brokaw Dixon Garner and McKee announced the project built for Missouri Kansas Pipeline and Columbia Oil and Gasoline at a cost of 40 million dollars. It serves about 76 cities in Kansas Missouri Illinois and Indiana with an initial capacity of 60 million cubic feet daily, expandable to 120 million with additional compressor pumps.
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New York
Panhandle
Texas
Rockville
Ind
Brokaw, Dixon, Garner and McKee
Oil and Gas Engineers
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri-Kansas Pipeline Company
Columbia Oil and Gasoline Corporation
Paul Whiteman Weds Screen Actress in Denver
Paul Whiteman, famed jazz musician, married screen actress Margaret Livingston today at his father’s country home in Denver. The ceremony lasted five minutes and was limited to family and close friends with Dr. George Vosburgh officiating.
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Denver
Paul Whiteman
Margaret Livingston
Whiteman
George Vosburgh
Move Out Advice in Globe News Want Ads
Be nonchalant when your landlord asks you to move out and consider brighter housing options. The Globe News urges readers to browse the daily want ads for a better house or apartment and notes Amarillo's Recital Directory.
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The
Globe News
lobe-News
Amarillo
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