Piles of grain growing fast in wheat area
In the wheat region of Kansas northern Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle over 100 elevators are jammed with grain awaiting transport. Railroads report shortages of freight cars and unloading delays as authorities work to relieve the congestion.
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Peka
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Clyde M. Reed
Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Newton
Dodge City
Kans
Wheat
el Paso
el, Paso
Shippers Board
Weather outlook for Oklahoma and East Texas
Increasing cloudiness with likely thundershowers. Cooler conditions likely Monday afternoon or night especially in the east. East Texas partly cloudy Monday, showers and cooler Tuesday in the northwest. The Panhandle and northern areas expect unsettled, cooler conditions with possible showers and light to fresh southerly winds.
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North Portion
Snowslide Tragedy at Mount Rainier Claims Two Victims
Forrest Greathouse of Seattle was found upright in ice on Ingraham Glacier after a fall into a crevasse. Edwin A. Wetzel of Milwaukee is the second victim. park rangers located the bodies as guides aided in the rescue effort. A separate case in New York involves an alleged plan to lure Assistant District Attorney Robert Morgan McGauley into a car. Frank Pampnine alias John Harris was arrested on suspicion of attempted kidnapping.
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Edwin A. Wetzel
Milwaukee
New York
Robert Morgan McGauley
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Frank Pampnile
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Pampnile
Patrick J. Duggan
Pamphile
McGauley
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Lindbergh to Pilot First Air Rail Ship
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his bride arrived at Grand Central Air Terminal Glendale Calif after a flight from Kingman Ariz The aviator will pilot the first passenger ship on the Trans Continental Air Rail line to leave here Monday.
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Landlady in Williams murder trial held on perjury charges
Maria Alatorre landlady of the Commercial Hotel and defense witness was jailed on perjury charges. Tomas Hernandez and Waymond West were convicted of choking Harry Williams to death with West sentenced to life and Hernandez to 20 years. An appeal was filed and they remain held without bond. The DA probes other defense witnesses amid conflicting trial testimony.
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Tomas Hernandez
Waymond Weat
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West
Hernandez
Driver Blameless In Bad Accident To Aged Local Woman
Mrs. E. A. Warren age 70 of 1615 Pierce street was severely injured yesterday noon when crossing Sixteenth avenue Buchanan street after leaving Tabernacle Baptist Church. Albert King 782 North Johnson street drove slowly and stopped after the collision. Witnesses said the elderly woman stepped from behind a parked car directly in front of the King auto. Warren was taken to Northweste Texas Hospital with a severed artery in her left temple and injuries to a foot and arm.
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E. A. Johnson
King
Flight to Rome Postponed Again From New England
Thick ground fog reduced visibility to under 50 yards at Orono Orchard causing a 24 hour delay of Pathfinder's scheduled take-off for Rome. The Associated Press reports the postponement tied to poor weather and limited visibility.
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Missouri Aviator Zimmerly Lands After Texas to Winnipeg Flight
D 8 Zimmerly of Marshall Missouri landed at Stevenson field Winnipeg at 6 45 p m CST after a non stop flight from Brownsville Texas covering about 1200 miles He claimed a long distance record for light planes as friends relay his lone message from Bow Bells North Dakota during the flight Zimmerly planned a 1700 mile nonstop run to Winnipeg using a light mono plane with a 60 horsepower motor and benzin fuel mix
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Yankton
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Loyal Britons Aid In Greeting George V Reign Return
London July 7 George V was consecrated anew at Westminster Abbey in a solemn thanksgiving service marking his recovery from a serious illness. Crowds cheered as the king, queen, and prince of Wales appeared, with officials and international diplomats in attendance.
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Three Seized On Dry Raid Murder Count
Tecumseh Oklahoma July 7 funeral services were held for James Harris and Oscar Lowery brothers in law and neighbors gunned down during a liquor raid shooting Thursday. Federal agent W. W. Thomason and three men deputized by him face murder charges and await preliminary hearings Tuesday. Jeff Harris claims self defense saying Harris approached with a shotgun. No liquor found at the Harris farm. Harris and Lowery had served overseas in World War I and received military rites from the Shawnee American Legion Post.
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Snake) Thomason
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Bandits Try to Kill Bulgaria Premier in Plovdiv Drive
An assassination attempt in Sofia by Macedonian bandits opened fire with 20 bullets on a government car carrying officials including Premier Liapkoff and Public Works Minister Vessiloff. Police officer Simeon Alexandroff died guarding the premier after a public function in Plovdiv.
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Plovdiv
Drys Nab Hero Capt Smelser Faces Prohibition Charges
Captain Edward Smelser, hero of Fismes, later elected safety officer at Erie Pennsylvania, is charged with two violations of the prohibition law. Dry agents found liquor in Erie Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion club rooms, where Smelser served as past commander and present commander respectively.
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Erie
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American Legion
United States Intervenes In Car Walk-Out
A federal move aims to end a New Orleans street car strike. The Department of Labor will send conciliators to curb violence, while two people are dead and street cars burned. An injunction request was filed by eastern bondholders as property damage rose.
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New Orleans
United States Labor Department
Dave Marcusy
Central Trades and Labor Council
Washington
Hugh L. Kerwin
Department of Labor
Associated Prenny
Conciliation Service
Eastern
Chicago Gangster Shot From Bear By Two Friends
Chicago police link gangster warfare to poisoned bullets after Geo Maloney, a south side figure and manslaughter convict, is wounded by two shooters while walking with a woman. He questions a so called friend who shot him from behind as crowds flee a Granada Cafe incident.
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Associated Press
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South Side
Hugh “Stubby” McGovern
William “Gunner” McSpadden
Granada Cafe
Prince George Leaks After Fog Collision At Sea
About 250 passengers were taken off the coastal steamer Prince George by the coast guard cutter Agassiz after a collision in fog 66 miles east of Boston Light. The Prince George reported a water-filled hold and danger, while the Agassiz and Mojave and Wainwright were dispatched to assist.
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Agassiz
Common Law Wife Confesses To Strangling Husband
Laura Weaver 21 confessed to strangling her common law husband Wilbur Hitzelman 52 near Annawan Illinois and then burning the body. Police described Weaver as possessing Amazonian strength. body found at a roadside funeral pyre last week.
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Wilbur Hitzelman
Annawan
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Hitzelman
Onsen Attacker Kills Chicago Cop
Patrolman John J. Sweeney was shot and killed on the Chicago North Side as he attempted to pull a patrol box. Five nearby officers did not witness the assailant and authorities had no clues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Classified Day Ad Deals at The Globe and News
Wednesday offers 25 word ads for 50 cents at the Globe and News classified counter. Ads run one time in both papers on Thursday. three day runs cost 1 dollar for 25 words with additional words at 8 cents each. No phone ads at this price.
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