Hoover forms drought relief group seeks farmer loans
President Hoover met with the White House drought relief committee to map cooperation with state and county groups. Secretary Hyde designated 86 more counties in five states for emergency freight rate reductions, totaling nearly 700. Proposals include local credit corporations to offer farmers loans at up to 6 percent through intermediate banks, with plans to use $800,000 seed loans from a $6 million fund for affected states.
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Los Angeles
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Missouri
Montana
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Western Territory
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity Thursday
Amarillo and vicinity expect fair weather on Thursday with generally fair conditions across West Texas and New Mexico. Temperatures show little change with daytime highs in the 90s and lows around the 70s, and a trace to light precipitation reported in the 24 hours ending yesterday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Hursday
Cail
Cherenee
P.seeeer
Anchor Vanguard On Ground At Canyon For Old Time Reunion
The vanguard of the T-Anchor and famed cow outfits reached Wragge's Park near Canyon and pitched camp by the historic headquarters. Ed Baird, Canyon VP of the T-Anchor Association, recalled riding in March 1883 to seek work. A typical cattle chute and long picnic tables were set for a noon barbecue with John Snider handling pits. Admission Thursday is by ticket, $2, and requires punching cattle or ranch work before December 31, 1895.
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Vanguard
Canyon
Panhandle
Wragge’s Park
Ed Baird
T-Anchor Association
Mr Baird
John Arnot
Amarillo
E. P. Earbeart
Lubbock
Mr. Bynum
Rola Burns
Cross C
Arnot
LX Ranch
E. P. Earheart
John Snider
Baird
Cedars Hospital Destroyed by Fire in Crockett
Fire swept the Cedars hospital in Crockett early today causing an estimated loss of 40 000 to 45 000 dollars with about 30 000 dollars insured. The facility was owned and operated by Dr. C W Butler Jr who was away from town at the time.
Borger Woman Dies in Spearman Crash
Special to The News. Borger resident Mrs Oliver Henshaw 25 died in a crash 12 miles south of Spearman Tuesday night. Two Borger companions Mrs H P Campbell and Roy Reynolds were severely injured. Studebaker sedan demolished. Henshaw wife of Oliver Henshaw a tool dresser for Burch Drilling. Body sent to Borger pending funeral arrangements.
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Spearman
Here
Oliver Oo. Henshaw
Borger
Albert Williamson Drops Dead at Show
Albert T. Williamson, age 2, collapsed at a medicine show near Eighth Avenue and North Pierce Street around 9:80 pm Wednesday, death from heart failure. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Williamson of a farm north of Amarillo, two brothers Odis of Shamrock and Thurman of Amarillo, and five sisters in Amarillo and Childress. Body held at N. B. Griggs & Sons Funeral Chapel pending funeral arrangements, services likely Saturday.
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Eighth Avenue
North Pierce Street
A. E. Williamson
Amarillo
Odis Williamson
Shamrock
Thurman Williamson
C. H. Austin
T. J. Graham
Lola
Evelyn Williamson
O. B. Simmons
Childress
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Perryton Celebrates 11th Birthday with City Growth
Special to The News Perryton marks eleven years since its founding with a birthday party planned for August 22 23. Once treeless prairie the town site opened for lots and now hosts about 3000 residents and modern conveniences. Chas W Calloway White manager is expected to attend.
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Chas. W. Calloway
Chute Jumps Added to Stunts at Air Dedication
Six girls race in the National Women’s Air Derby as English Field in Chicago hosts a two day dedication with aviation shows. Gladys O’Donnell leads the 2,365 mile contest toward a $6,000 first prize while parachute jumps, plane displays, parking plans, and a Friday 9 p.m aerial wedding headline the program alongside a 20 mile race and balloon busting contests.
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Long Beach
English
Harold W. English
Department of Commerce
Redburn
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Tri-State Fair Association
Spartan Aircraft
Tulsa
Amarillo
Man crushed by power shovel dies at camp near Boise City
E G Cook 85 Cushman Ark instantly killed about 730 am Wednesday at Walter Dennison camp on Santa Fe line Amarillo to Boise City. He was crushed between a gasoline power shovel and the bank as he walked behind the dipper. Foreman Mit Kirkes cried out but too late. Cook had 16 years around shovels and 15 years with Dennison. The accident near the main camp was deemed unavoidable. Continued on Page 15 Col 7.
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Ark
Walter Dennison
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Boise City
J. P. Gilmore
Gilmore
Cook
Mit Kirkes
Dennison
Lawyer Hired by Sid Payne for A D Payne Case
Homer A Callaway of Amarillo was employed Wednesday by Sid Payne of Tulsa to defend A D Payne, the confessed murderer of his wife. Payne’s arrest awaits grand jury action set for August 25 as Hutchinson County opens its fall term. Callaway visited the defendant with Sid Payne and planned to decide a plea after further developments.
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Amarillo
Sid Payne
Tulsa
A. D. Payne
Hutchinson County
District Criminal Court
Callaway
Stinnett
A.D
A. D
Sid
Campaign End Nears in Democratic Runoff Across Texas
As the Democratic nomination runoff approaches next Saturday, Ferguson and Sterling press the final appeals across central Texas. Campaign swings include Terrell Ennis Marlin Cameron Georgetown and San Marcos with strong personal attacks and absentee ballot activity noted in Dallas County and statewide. Times-Herald estimates show Sterling ahead of Mrs Ferguson in statewide sentiment, with West Texas described as the closest contest.
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Associated Press
Texas
James KE. Ferguson
Terrell
Ennis
Ross
Sterling
Marlin
Cameron
James V. Allred
Wichita Falls
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Laredo
Sterling P. Strong
Dallas
Waco
The
Times-Herald
Ferguson
West
The Cheerful Cherub Chatequas Note
A fragmented raillery about modern artists and cultural displays hints at peaceful notes and harmless forms, but the text is garbled with unclear names and missing context, offering only faint glimpses of a cultural commentary.
Tragedy Strikes Emma Cosulich’s Daughter in Flight Crash
Emma Cosulich’s 10 year old daughter, daughter of the Lloyd Triestino Steamship Line president, was killed when a propeller blade detached from a tri-motor passenger plane during takeoff in Lussino Italy. One other passenger injured, eight unhurt.
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Italy
Emma Cosulich
Lloyd Triestino Steamship Line
Confession at Sayre Denied by Defendant
In Sayre Oklahoma on August 20 Frank Griffin co defendant with Joe Pounds and Jess Brown, already serving life for Sheriff lips murder, testified in his own defense denying a signed confession to the county attorney. He said the statement was made under duress and that he knew nothing of Pounds and Browns plan to kill Phillips.
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Okla
Frank Griffin
Joe Pounds
Jess Brown
Phillips
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Pounds
Brown
Griffin
Tate
Ivester
Clearman
Minton
Clay
Garage and Car Destroyed by Fire at Madison Street
Fire of undetermined origin discovered at 8 11 Wednesday afternoon destroyed a garage and large roadster at 9072 Madison. The car owned by Jim Armstrong, a driver for the American Laundry. No loss estimate given. Equipment from Central and San Jacinto stations arrived to find the garage in flames.
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Madison
Jim Armstrong
American Laundry
Central Fire Station
San Jacinto Station
Charters Granted Bay. Oil Company Receives Charter
AUSTIN Aug 20 Charter issued for Bay Oil Company of Corpus Christi with capital stock of 200000. Mineral development named as purpose. Incorporators listed as R A Thompson G C Richardson and Claude Heard.
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Associated Press
Austin
Bay. Oil Company
Corpus Christi
R. A. ‘Thompson
G. C. Richardson
Claude Heard
Illness of Aimee McPherson Sparks Public Uncertainty
Public uncertainty over evange list Aimee McPherson's health grew as her mother Minnie Kennedy called the illness "all blab" and varying reports traced the condition to facial surgery nervous strain blindness or rest. Psychiatrist Dr Edward Huntington Williams said she is improved with more rest and can see. An Angelus Temple release urged continued prayers as church members noted possible sight return.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aimee McPherson
Malibu
Minnie Kennedy
McPherson
Edward Huntington Williams
Four Square Gospel” Church
Emma Schaeffer
Publication
Today
Mrs. McPherson
Mrs. Kennedy
Brentwood Sanitarium
Senator Small Attacks Ferguson in Waco Speech
West Texas candidate for governor senator Clint Small denounces Ferguson as a political operator while endorsing Ross Sterling. He cites highway contract scandal and Ferguson pardon record, drawing applause and heckling from a Fort Worth audience in Waco.
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Hokum
Jim Ferguson
Clint Small
West Texas
Ross Sterling
Jim
Ma” Vorguson
America
Ferguson
Senator Small
Fort Worth
Amon G. Carter
Jake Tirey
Sterling Forces Plan Sizzling Campaign Finish
A last three day push for Ross Sterling for governor is outlined with a string of rallies across the Panhandle. Speakers include H L Adkins James Spiller Col E O Thompson and local volunteers from Plainview Slaton Tahoka Lamesa White Deer Pampa Brownfield Claude Tulia Alanreed Perryton Lubbock and Childress among others with dates Thursday and Friday at multiple towns and venues.
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Panhandle
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Plainview
H. L. Adkins
P. m
Slaton
James Spiller
P. My
Tahoka
E. O
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J. Pickens
T. E. Hoover
Brownfield
Claude
Jas. O. Gulerie
Tulia
Don L. Culton
Alanreed
Don L. Wakeman
Election Party On Saturday Night
The News-Globe will host an election night party Saturday to cover the Sterling Ferguson contest and all state and local races. Returns on the governor and local races will be broadcast and flashed on the screen as they arrive, with Sixth Street roped off for crowds. Special wires will bring in state totals by county. A staff will gather and tabulate local results. Returns begin shortly after 7 p.m.
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