Brady arrives for sentence but papers not yet available
John W. Brady former Texas appeals court judge convicted of stabbing Miss Lehlin Highsmith arrived at Huntsville state prison to begin his three year term but commitment papers had not arrived. He and his wife checked into a hotel and met with Prison Manager Lee Simmons and Warden Ward. He remained outside the prison offices and declined special favors saying he is ready to serve. The warden noted uncertainty about his assignment and duties.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
John W. Brady
Texas Appeals Court
Lehlin Highsmith
State
Lee Simmons
W. W. Ward
Brady
Coming Amusement Events At The Globe News
The Globe-News lists upcoming shows including Flying High with George White’s 76‑actor company, Byrd’s South Polar Expedition lecture with 9 000 feet of film, and German Grand Opera productions Walkure Flying Dutchman Tristan. Reserve seats by mail to Wilbur Hawk.
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Flying High
George White
Richard E. Byrd
Panhandle
Walkure
German Grand Opera
Tristan
Wilburn Hawk
The
Globe-News
Lateral road work to give aid to the unemployed
Captain Lucey of the Hoover emergency unemployment commission urges Governor Sterling to act on building lateral highways and feeder roads. Colonel Harvey Haines plans to press for state use of funds to hire more workers, arguing Texas needs better roads and that federal dollars will be spent regardless of state matching.
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Washington
James I. Lucey
Dallas
Southwestern
Hoover
Harvey H. Haines
Port Arthur
Sterling
Lucey
Texas
Gandhi II Released by British Viceroy Order to Free
The Associated Press reports Gandhi and other Nationalist Congress working committee members were ordered released by Viceroy Lord Irwin. No time set, but expected by tomorrow evening. Gandhi has been jailed at Poona since May 5. The viceroy also lifts restrictions on the committee and allows open discussions without conditions to restore peace.
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The
Associated Press
New “Delhi
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress Working Committee
Lord Irwin
Gandhi
Poona
Congress
Rawsay MacDonald
Congress Working
All-India Congress
Washington Conference Called on Death of Marines in Nicaragua
Colonel Douglas McDougal and Matthew E. Hanna left Managua by plane for Washington to brief Secretary Stimson on the renewal of insurgent activity that recently killed several U.S. Marines. McDougal was to assume command of the Marines operations training department next month, but hurried departure plans followed Stimson’s request. Colonel Calvin B. Matthews has since taken command of the guard.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Douglas McDougal
Nicaraguan National Guard
Matthew E. Hanna
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
United States
McDougal
Operations Training Department
United States Marines
Stimson
Calvin B. Matthews
Guard
Fire damages Manzella residence and vacant adjoining building
Fire on South Cleveland street caused several hundred dollars in damage to John Manzella’s property while a vacant house at the corner of Seventh avenue and Cleveland street burned. Manzella’s family evacuated with no injuries reported. investigation into the blaze’s origin will be conducted. He had $2,000 insurance on the home but none on the contents.
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John Manzella
Cleveland Street
Seventh Avenue
Manzella
Alice
John
Tony
Mr. Manzella
Business fairly active in spite of dull cotton year
New Orleans reports a week of trading that started slow but ended with firmer prices. March rose 36 points and October 44, aided by a reduced supply outlook and a 90 million bale carryover. A late Saturday session trimmed gains as traders awaited acreage data. Verdun casualties and large 1929 bronze penny minting noted.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Verdun
United States
Weather Update for Four Corners to Rio Grande Valley
Amarillo area partly cloudy with little temperature change. Oklahoma east and south fair and colder. East Texas partly cloudy with possible showers in Rio Grande Valley and cooler north portion. Tuesday showers likely near West Coast. Light to moderate easterly winds along the coast. West Texas partly cloudy with southeast showers and cooler in the south. New Mexico generally fair Monday and Tuesday with slight warmth in the east portion.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
East Texas
Rio Grande Valley
West Texas
New Mexico
Last of Armours Quit as Active Head of Firm
Armour & Company loses its active head as Philip D Armour II resigns as first vice president while T George Lee becomes president. The shift ends direct Armour family control, marking a move to banker and executive leadership after decades of family dominance.
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Last of
Armours
Associated Press
Chicago
Armour & Company
Allon “and Company
Armour
P. D. Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Philip D. Armour, II
Arimour & Company
An Armour
T. George Lee
F. Edson White
Lee
Philip
Lld
J. Ogden
Armour & Co
Farmers seek spring rental spots via Globe and News ad
Tenant farmers look for ranch plots before February 1 and monitor Farm Lands in The Globe and News daily for prime vacancies. Advertisers are urged to call with rental offers for suitable farms.
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Globe and News Daily
Wichita Falls Man Dies in Galveston Highway Crash
Amos J. Mitchell of Wichita Falls, about 40, died after his car overturned on the Galveston-Houston highway at 10 a.m. He swerved to avoid another vehicle, the sedan skidded into a ditch and pinned him beneath the wreckage. He was en route from Galveston to Fort Worth when the accident occurred.
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Upchurch
Panhandle Secretaries Association
Associated Press
Houston
Galveston-Houston
Amos J. Mitchell
Wichita Falls
Mitchell
Galveston
Fort Worth
Flying High Byrd Tickets on Sale Next Week
Tickets for George White’s Flying High and Admiral Byrd appearances will go on sale Tuesday morning at City Drug Store No. 1. Student tickets are 50 cents and adult tickets 1.50 for the Byrd show on Friday.
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Admiral Byrd
George White
Byrd
City Drug Store
Senate Battle Over Red Cross Relief and Bonus Cash Plans
Washington January. two major hurdles loom as administration leaders push Red Cross relief funding and cash bonus certificate proposals. Hearings open on a 25 million dollar Red Cross relief request with Hyde and Woods testifying. Senate finance panel may delay cash veteran certificates. American Legion position could shape action. Secretary Mellon opposed the measure.
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Washington
Red Cross
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Hyde
Arthur Woods
Hoover Unemployment Commission
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Watson
Indiana
Utah
House
Legion
Hawley
Louse Ways and Means Committee
American Legion
Indianapolis
Mellon
Coogan Brother Robert to Start Screen Career
Robert Coogan, Jackie’s brother, will begin a film career tomorrow after being signed by Paramount for the role of Sooky in Skippy. He debuts at the same age Jackie did in The Kid with Charles Chaplin, as Jackie moves to new projects including Huckleberry Finn.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Coogan
Jackie
Robert
Paramount
Sooky
Skippy
Percy Crosby
Robert Coogan
the Kid
Charles Chaplin
Laval Cabinet in France Is Now Assured
Paris January 26 The radical Socialist party with 156 votes in the chamber of deputies voted support for Pierre Laval to form a cabinet after a three hour caucus. The expected Laval cabinet would include elements from Steeg and Tardieu administrations and may drop Socialist support to seek centrists and moderates. Tardieu may receive a portfolio as Briand’s arrival is awaited in Paris amid economic crisis and unemployment concerns. Continued on page 9 col 8.
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Frese
Paris
Pierre Laval
Radical Socialist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Jtu
Herriot
Daladier
Chautemps
Laval
Steeg
Tardieu
Doumergue
Aristide Briand
Geneva
Dame Nellie Melba Illness Report Prompts Concern
The renowned 64 year old soprano Dame Nellie Melba is seriously ill in Melbourne after a troubled journey from Fremantle. Born Helen Porter Mitchell in Richmond Victoria she adopted the stage name Melba after Gilda in Brussels and rose to international fame with debuts in New York in 1893 and wartime service earning her damehood in 1918.
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Sydney
Australia
Nellie Melba
Freemantle
Melbourne
Dame Nellie Melba
Helen Porter Mitchell
Richmond
Coldstream
Victoria
Melba
Gilda
Brussels
Belgium
New York
United States
British Empire
Texas Legislature Opens After Two Weeks to Tax Bill Clash
The 42nd Texas Legislature plans to reconvene with focus on tax payment relief. Senate passed a plan by Senator Oneill allowing half taxes due by February 1 with no penalty, but the House substitute by Weinert extends payment to October 15 with 10 percent interest for February nonpayment. Governor Sterling signals potential disapproval and questions details. Redistricting bill also on agenda.
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Associated Trena
Austin
Texas
House
Senate
Wichita
Revenue and Taxation Committees
Weinerto Seguin
Sterling
New Serial Adventure Begins in Amarillo Daily News
A new Edgar Rice Burroughs tale Tanar of Pellucidar starts next Thursday in the Amarillo Daily News. The earth interior adventure follows David Innes in a steel mole with radio transmissions to the outer world. Adventure and romance drive the saga as Burroughs delivers unique storytelling.
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tanar
Pellucidar
Amarillo Daily News
David Innes
Stellera
Burroughe
Daily News
Prohibition Debate Heads to Next Session as 1932 Looms
Washington reports congressional leaders agree any decisive clash on prohibition will await the next session and the 1932 conventions. The Senate resumes debate on enforcement bills while wets plan a stronger drive next year amid Wickersham commission discussions and Hoover’s stance uncertainty.
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Washington
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Congress
Evalvoza
Tydings
Maryland
Borah
Idaho
Sheppard
Texas
Prohibition
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Wickersham Commission
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Wheeler
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