Protest over Nazi press claims widens Germany France dispute
Paris denies involvement in the plot against Hitler's government as the Nazi press accuses General von Schleicher of dealings with France. Berlin reports formal protests will be presented to the German authorities while leaders attend a parliamentary session and Hindenburg greets a Siamese king.
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Anglin Quits Oklahoma Governor Race Amid Foreign Plot Claims
Anglin quits the Oklahoma governor race amid German and French accusations over a von Schleicher plot. French ambassador Francois-Poncet dismisses the fable and protests Germany’s prominence in German papers. Hitler’s regime contemplates shrinking the Nazi storm trooper corps after a July vacation. Officials note protests from France and other nations continue.
Battle Rages With Injuries Above Sixty on Waterfront
A violent clash on the waterfront left more than sixty people injured as authorities struggled to quell the fighting. Police and emergency crews battled crowds and secured the area amid ongoing unrest.
Bystanders Hit as San Francisco Port Violence Surges
Two men died and dozens were shot or beaten as National Guardsmen intervened in clashes between police, strikers, and union pickets at the San Francisco waterfront. Civil unrest shut the port since May 9, with hundreds mobilized and injuries reported across the industrial district.
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Frank Merrian
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Army polo star guilty of misconduct to be dismissed
Capt. H. K. Coulter army polo player was convicted at court martial on seven specifications, including intimate relations with Mrs. Alice Taylor Morgan. He was sentenced to dismissal from the army, with additional findings of misconduct and improper actions, including weapon access and arrest violations. The trial followed Morgan’s request for a formal Army inquiry.
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Alice Taylor Morgan
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Josiah Barker
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George D. Arrowsmith
Stroud to repeat rodeo at Palo Duro State Park
The Leonard Stroud Rodeo, first held during Palo Duro Park’s opening celebration, will be repeated Sunday afternoon at the canyon rim. About 6,000 attended. Stroud promises a bigger show with new attractions, including a calf riding event for boys 18 and under and a throne riding challenge offering a $100 reward. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children up to 15 years.
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Canyon Rim
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Amarillo
Two youths die under Lindbergh kidnap law in Florida
In Bomipfay Florida Barnard Retherford aged 21 and Millard Keith aged 18 were convicted of abducting 71 year old Mrs J L Phelps in a plot to rob her. The jury recommended no mercy and under Florida's Lindbergh kidnap law they received automatic death sentences.
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Bomipfay
Fla
W.P
Barnard Retherford
Millard Keith
Florida
Lindbergh
J. L. Phelps
Marland Wins Oklahoma Democratic Nomination for Governor
In Oklahoma City July 54 Okla homa 'new deal' candidate E W Marland secure the Democratic nomination for governor after Speaker Anglin withdraws from the July 24 run off Anglin stated he would not press friends to continue the race amid Marlands lead Anglin called for party unity as anti Murray sentiment caused a rift in the campaign Others in support of Marland included J Berry King and John McDonald who headed the wagon movement for his bid The story notes Anglins decision to bow to the will of voters and end the contest.
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Tom Anglin
Alfalfa
Murray
Anglin
Marland
Democratic Party
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J. Berry King
John McDonald
Youth Ton Gate Dies In Texas Road Crash
Joe Ton gate, 23, Brownwood, was killed when his car overturned in a drainage ditch on Highway No. 4 near Hemphill County. His sister Mrs. B. C. Adams of Brownwood suffered a deep scalp wound. another sister Mrs. W. B. Harris and her 10 month old baby escaped injury. Tongate’s head was crushed. he had said he was sleepy before the crash. Robert Grady and Tots Baird aided at the scene and transported survivors to a Canadian hospital and home.
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Joe ‘Tongate
Tongate
Robert Grady
Shamrock
Tots Baird
Mohbeetie
Adams
Perryton
Charles Tongate
Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity Friday Weather Update
Partly cloudy conditions across Amarillo and western Texas with warm temperatures and unsettled skies. New Mexico areas show generally fair weather with little temperature change and modest gusts expected in exposed locations.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Yeaterfaye
London Post Offices Stock Writing Pens and Nibs
London postmasters report strong use of penholders and stainless nibs in big offices. Of 75 large London offices, 1,900 penholders and 9,004 nib points were issued. by month end 700 holders and 1,800 nibs remained, with one office keeping its stock by chaining the pens down.
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London
Kingsley Wood
Roosevelt and Haitian leaders toast to full relations
President Roosevelt and Haiti's President Saint Vincent met in Cap Haitien to chart the end of the U.S. Marine presence within six to eight weeks and to reinforce the friendship between the two republics during Roosevelt's vacation voyage aboard the USS Houston.
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Roosevelt
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Swift justice dealt slayer of guard in sunshine lady case
Jefferson Wisconsin July 5. Carl Church 26 year old Kansan was en route to life in Waupun Prison for the slaying of Earl Gentry 47 once bodyguard to a former Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader. Judge Grim pronounced sentence in a special sessions court. Carrie Gill 59 pleaded not guilty to first degree murder accused of plotting Gentry's death and paying Church $60 to kill him.
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Carl Church
Kansan
Waupun
Earl Gentry
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George Grim
Carrie Gill
Gentry
Federal judge sentences Pepples for unpaid liquor tax
Fort Worth reports Federal Judge James C. Wilson sentenced Edwin Pepples to 10 minutes in jail after Pepples pleaded guilty to possession of liquor with unpaid federal tax.
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James C. Wilson
Edwin Pepples
Peoples
Escapee Langdon Recaptured After Jail Break
Marshall Texas police reported that Vernon Langdon, one of two inmates who escaped from the city jail yesterday, was recaptured by Little Rock Arkansas officers today.
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Little Rock
Ark
Vernon Langdon
Marshall City
Government canning plant used as model in three day conference
Relief officials and canning experts from seven states attend a three day study of Amarillo Texas plant operations led by A F E Meyers and L Hogue. The facility operates around the clock with 800 workers and serves as training for other states in government canning.
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Ruby Marshburn
West
Texas
Federal
Amarillo
Itx
Elras
Smith
Washington, D. C
John EF. Rowland
Amarillo Country Club
Chansler Weymouth
Potter County Relief Board
Oscar Rendall
A. FE. Meyers
J. H. Hogue
O. D Thompson
AAA Beef
AAA
FERA
Gaines D. Whitsitt
Howard Ferguson
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Bureau of Brand
Woman faces execution after denied new trial
OSSINING New York July 5 Anna Antonio mother of three faces execution for the murder plot against her husband. County Judge Karl Gallup denied her motion for a new trial and prison attaches failed to inform her. If Gov Lehman does not intervene the 28 year old and two co defendants may be executed the week of July 9.
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N. Y
Anna Antonio
License Denied Siamese Twin In Two States
New York and New Jersey refused to grant a marriage license to Violet Hilton and Maurier Lambert on moral grounds. The twins planned a legal battle as Violet, joined by Daisy the other twin, faced officials in both states who argued city discretion in issuing licenses.
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Pratty
Violet Hilton
Maurier L. Lambert
New Jersey
Violet
Daisy
Lambert
Corporation Counsel
Special meeting eyed as drought, oil control loom in Texas
James E. Ferguson said the drought and oil control needs force a Texas special session around September 10. Miriam Ferguson may call lawmakers to authorize remaining 9.5 million relief funds for drought areas as counties on federal list swell. He warned two more weeks could push relief need to 200 counties. oil supervision likely to follow drought relief.
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Dallas
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Ferguson
Drouth
Recovery Board Dissolved by Roosevelt Before Pacific Trip
The National Recovery Review Board, once led by Clarence Darrow, which published three reports on NRA code effects on small firms, has been abolished by President Roosevelt. The White House said this was one of his final orders before he left for a Pacific voyage.
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Washington
National Recovery Review Board
Clarence Darrow
Roosevelt
White House
Old West Is Revived At Anvil Park Rodeo
The J. C. Studer and Sons twelfth annual Anvil Park Rodeo at Anvil Park near Canadian closes today after three days of bold feats. Horse riders, Brahma steer roping and bulldogging thrill hundreds as new riders debut and bands provide music under tents and wagons.
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John Moore
J. C. Studer and Sons
Canadian
Grady Smith
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