Anarchist Plot Foiled as Hoover Visit Spawns Bolivian Rally Turmoil
Police raid in Estomba street Argentine authorities seized seven bombs firearms ammunition and counterfeit money. Two men and two women were arrested for suspected anarchist activity while a railway map marked a route for a special train to the Hoover visit raised suspicions of a larger conspiracy. The two young women were minors and returned to their parents. Hoover crossed the Chile Argentina frontier amid snow and noted the Trans-Andean railway challenges during the journey to Buenos Aires.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Estomba Street
Irigoyen
Norbert Hoover
Mr. iPower
Argentina
Tomor
Hoover Party
Herbert Hoover
Chile
Ife
Caracoles
Las Cuevas
Princess Maria Louise of Orleans Weds W F Kingsland
In Chichester England on December 12 Princess Maria Louise of Orleans married W F Kingsland son of Walter Kingsland of New York. The ceremony was held at St Richards Roman Catholic church.
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Voy Lae Associated Ress
Chichester
England
Maria Louise
Orleans
W. F. Kingsland
Walter Kingsland
New York
St. Richards Roman Catholic Church
Claude Schools to Close for 10 Day Christmas Vacation
Claude Texas December 12 the Claude public schools will close for the Christmas holidays Friday December 21 and reopen Monday December 31 making a 10 day vacation for students and teachers
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Claude
Texas
Claude Public
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Region Through Thursday
Thursday artemis partly cloudy for Amarillo and vicinity while West Texas unsettled and New Mexico fair but colder in the east. A southern Utah low pressure area moves southeast, tracking across New Mexico and northern Rocky Mountains, with light mountain temperature changes and a small 0.07 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Editor Dies Prominent Texas Pioneer Newspaper Man
Waxahachie mourns the death of veteran editor Mr. Hardy a Texas pioneer connected with the Amarillo News who died at his home yesterday. He was a longtime figure in regional journalism.
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Texas Pioneer
Waxahachie
Hardy
Amarillo
End Comes for Pioneer Texas Editor J. S. Hardy
Shocking news spread through Amarillo as J. S. Hardy, 78, veteran Texas journalist and former editor of the Waxahachie Enterprise, died at his home in Waxahachie. He had more than 40 years in the trade and recently worked as a proof-reader for The Amarillo News. He leaves a widow, a daughter Mrs. A. D. Brown of Waxahachie, and a son O. F. Hardy, editor of The Amarillo Globe. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Amarillo
J. S. Hardy
Texas
Waxahachie
Hardy
Hanis
Ruth Elder Still Lovesa Divorced Husband
Ruth Elder expressed regret at the interlocutory divorce decree granted to her husband Lyle Womack in Panama. She said she still loves him and called the matter private, noting only he and she know the truth of it and she would not believe his deposition statements.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ruth Elder
Lyle Womack
Panama
Miss Elder
Elder Womack
Lyle
Indians Honor Guadalupe With Sacred Tortugas Dance
The Tortugas Indians in New Mexico concluded a week of fasting and prayer for Guadalupe patron saint of Mexico with a sacred dance on church steps. Fires burned on nearby mountains as several hundred participants joined the celebration at the Indian village of Tortugas south of Albuquerque.
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United Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Tortugas
Constable Deadwiley Dies After Car Crash
Constable J A Deadwiley of Pre cinct No 1 died eight hours after a street collision in Amarillo. A foggy morning and slow driving by O F Bromlet were cited by witnesses. He leaves two sons C C and A M Deadwiley a daughter Mrs W L Seymour and grandchildren. The body lay at N S Griggs & Sons mortuary awaiting funeral plans.
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Sixth
North Fillmore Streets
J. A. Deadwiley
Toruday Galulgs
O. F. Bromlet
Bromlet
Deadwiley
North
Taylor Street
Anson
Texas
Mot Springs
Arkansas
The
Christian Church
Masonic Edge
N. 5
Griggs & Sons
Contract Awarded for Gray County Highway Paving
The Stuckey Construction company of Pampa and Wichita Falls won the Gray County Precinct 2 paving contract. The bid of 158,508.15 was accepted, with J. P. Fory company of Wichita Falls as second low bidder. The project covers five miles on LePors road and five more miles on Borger road with concrete paving and drainage structures.
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Pampa
Stuckey Construction Company
Wichita Falls
Gray County
J. P. Fory Company
Here
LePors Road
Much Evidence Found Against Men Held for Assaults
Dallas detectives worked to assemble and record a large amount of evidence against two men held after an assault on three 17 year old girls. Photos of Merriman and Benny Aldredge have been sent to many cities to link them to other crimes. Officers seek to connect them to an abduction similar to a recent incident as they pursue identifications from other jurisdictions.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Lee Roy Merriman
Merriman
Benny Aldredge
Aldridge
Merriman and
Aldredge
Wichita Falls Offered 400000 to Start College
A Wichita Falls chamber meeting Friday will decide on a 400000 gift from Mr and Mrs J G Hardin of Burkburnett to establish a local college if citizens match with an equal sum Civic leaders expect rapid fundraising The Hardins have long resided in Wichita County
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Mists Add Moisture to Wheat Lands in Panhandle
Heavy fog and mists drenched Panhandle wheat lands adding moisture after rains and snow. Precipitation reached seven one hundredths of an inch with more moisture forecast. Reports say rain was general in the region aiding farmers and falling in Hall County.
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Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Pecal
Memphis
Texas
Hall County
Tucumcari
N. M
Mother of 101 Sentenced to Life on Liquor Charge
Mrs. Etta Mae Miller of Lansing, mother of ten, was convicted of a fourth liquor felony under Michigan’s new habitual criminal code and must face life imprisonment. Four children survive, youngest 13. She allegedly sold liquor October 3 to three men. sentencing awaits.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Etta Mae Miller
Michigan
Miller
Crowds Offer Volunteer Help to President
Large crowds extend support to the president as volunteers line up nationwide. People from cities and towns rally to back initiatives and assist with community efforts in a show of broad public backing.
Bolivia Backs War Policy Amid National Rallys
Bolivian citizens vow support for President Siles foreign policy as Sucre and La Paz show fervor. Volunteers enroll as nurses, hotels and theaters pledge proceeds to a war fund, while Argentina urges restraint and the United States presses Bolivia to stay at the talks.
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Preas
LA Paz
Bolivia
Siles
Sucre
Chaco
Port Vanguardia
Argentine Patriotic League
Kellogg
Medina
Paraguay
Nine Officers Shot in Chicago Barricade Siege
In Chicago on December 12 a five hour siege left nine policemen wounded as a crazed youth barricaded in a three story brick home exchanged fire with 200 officers and firemen. Deputy Commissioner Martin E Mullenn and others were injured. the assailant died from gunfire after a dramatic assault strengthened by tear gas and riot devices. Ernest Whitehurst, 16, linked to earlier brick throwing, was the target of the final police entry.
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Chicago
Atool
Ernest Whitehurst
Whitehurnt
Martin E. Mullen
Dalhart Poultry and Grain Show Entries Nearing
Dalhart Texas December 12 entries arriving for the first annual Wonder District Poultry and Grain Show to be held December 14 and 15 in the large skating rink building. Twenty five merchants plan displays and lectures by EB Nelson and Frank Martin on poultry and swine disease prevention. Local farmers seek a standard hatchery plant to supply early hatched chicks.
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Dalhart
Dee
EB. Nelson
Frank Mm. Martins
Nelson
All America Represented At Poultry Show
Tri State Poultry show opens today at the municipal auditorium with entries from Texas and other states. Judging runs four days while prize fowls including chickens, turkeys, and geese arrive for exhibits. A banquet at the Amarillo hotel Saturday night features an old fiddlers contest and poultry discussion. public plates at one dollar.
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All America
Municipal Auditorium
Texas
West Texas
Amarillo
Former hotel bell boy sentenced for liquor sale
Rh. W. Nicolson, once a bellhop at the Herring hotel, was found guilty of possessing liquor for sale and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. A raid uncovered 20 pints of Wisconsin bottled whiskey and five quarts of Gordon Dry gin in a room occupied by a woman. Nicolson admitted ownership. The defense claimed the liquor belonged to another occupant and a fellow bell hop, while the proprietor of the Herring and Amarillo hotels testified about employment pledges barring liquor sales. The case highlighted hotel pledges and enforcement actions, with another bellhop case ending in a hung jury.
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Ernest O. Thompson
Herring
Amarillo
Nicolson
Amarilla
Thompson
Grady Hazlewood
Colonel Thompson
C. J. Smith
Bell Hep
George Gay
Selecting Jury to Try Walter Klein in Texas Case
Five jurors were accepted in Burnet district court to try Walter Klein for the murder of Deputy Sheriff William Pape of Fredericksburg. The case moved from Gillespie County after a mistrial. The shooting happened at a dance near Fredericksburg on April 21.
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iPy
Associatedress
Burnet
Texas
Walter Klein
William Pape
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Monarch Life Treated After Physician Tapping Rally
Physicians rally in emergency efforts after a monarch experiences a tapping episode. Medical teams coordinate to stabilize the patient and monitor vital signs. The situation remains critical as specialists evaluate treatment options.
King in improving condition after royal operation
Reports from Buckingham Palace say the king remains satisfactory after yesterday's procedure. Earlier dispatches noted rumors of rib removal and two surgical efforts aimed at stabilizing the monarch as the heir returned home.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Trenet London
Prince Edward to Choose King David I if He Reigns
London dispatch reports reliable authority that Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David of Windsor may select the title King David I upon accession. Previously Edward the Eighth was favored by many, but the sovereign’s name is a personal choice, and the prince is known as David or Davy.
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David I
Ity United Press
London
Prine
Wale
David the First
Edward the Eighth
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
Windor
David
Davy
King George Undergoes Two Surgeries in Grave Condition
A royal medical bulletin reports King George received two operations, one this morning and another at night. Condition shows slight improvement, with removal of purulent fluid around the right lung and plans for further drainage as doctors continue to treat a widespread infection and pleural effusion.
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George
Prince of Wales
Africa
Three Die as Boyle Hotel Burns in Houston Blaze
A two story brick Boyle hotel in Houston burned early today killing three men. Victims were J. J. Lindley 35 William Bressender about 60 a crippled pencil vendor and J. L. Dugan about 35. Fire crews fought the blaze all day as debris was cleared and the ruins stood silent at night. The origin of the fire remained undetermined.
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Prema
Houston
Dee
J. J. Lindley
William Bressender
J. L. Dugan
Boyle Hotel
Debrig
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