U S Fights To Retain Money Talk At Meet
The American delegation at the world economic conference pressed to keep monetary matters on the agenda. In a committee vote the tariffs and quotas proposal failed eight to seven, while a sub committee backed continuing discussions on immediate financial reconstruction by 25 to 15. Senator Couzens urged push to restore 30,000,900 jobs as U S interests reported progress and Britain’s gold group showed strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
United States
Great Britain
Monetary Commission
Couzens
James Couzens
Michigan
Bureau
Trammell Brother Near Death After Shootout Capture
Doc Trammell lay near death in a local hospital while Luke Trammell was held in Coleman County jail after a late night gun battle with officers. The pair had led a 10 day manhunt across Coleman and Runnels Counties stealing cars to escape, and were captured under a bridge after abandoning a horse used in the escape from pursuing bloodhounds near Leaday. Another brother Dave Trammell was among six Tahoka jail breakers.
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Coleman
Starkweather
Doc) Trammell
Luke Trammell
Coleman County
Runnels
Hord Creek
Leaday
Tahoka
Dave Trammell
Suspects in Kansas City Massacre Sought by Authorities
Verne C. Miller and William Weissman are named leaders in the Union Station massacre that killed four officers and their prisoner Frank Nash on June 17. Also sought are Harvey Bailey Bob Brady Wilbur Underhill Ed Davis Jim Clark and Charles Floyd who escaped from Lansing prison in a bold breakout.
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Verne C. Miller
Huron
S. D
William Weissman
Kansas City
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Harvey Bailey
Bob Brady
Wilbur Underhill
Ed Davis
Jim Clark
Lansing
Kansas
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Fingerprint Records Identify Gangster in Machine Gun Killing
Kansas City, July 7. Fingerprint records today identified James Fur Sammons, Chicago gangster, as the man arrested for questioning in the machine gun slaying of four officers and their prisoner Frank Nash on June 17 during an effort to free Nash. Sammons, claimed wanted in Baltimore for a $47,000 robbery, denied recognition but matched fingerprints and hair dye. He had been sentenced to death in Illinois for killing a saloon keeper, later commuted and paroled. The investigation links him to the Union Station killings where 10 men are sought.
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Kansas City
James
Fur) Sammons
Chicago
Frank Nash
Nash
Sammons
Baltimore
Joliet
Illinois
Swap Column Gives Kids Easy Trade Tips
The Globe-News Swap Column in Want Ads offers a fun, low cost way for kids to exchange no longer needed items for things they want. Call 6262 and ask for special 3 day rate.
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Globe-News
Texas Company Holds Down Prices in Oil Markets
Texas Company kept prices steady for most crudes while Oklahoma crude rose 38 cents plus 2 cents per degree to 62 cents per ton. Skelly Oil and El Dorado Refining matched the national price top of 85 cents a barrel effective at 7am, uniting El Dorado buyers.
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Houston
Texas Company
Oklahoma
Carter Oil Company
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Eldorado
Kas
Skelly Oil Company
el Dorado Refining Company
el Dorado
Wall of water hits canyon near Denver. woman found
A 12 foot crest swept Bear Creek Canyon near Morrison on July 7. One body recovered, a Denver woman, with at least 12 missing including a Denver resident and three children. Dozens of cars stranded, bridges and cabins destroyed, horses and cattle perished, motorists and fishermen escaped to higher ground.
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Denver
Jefferson County
Bear Creek Canyon
Morrison
Ideldale
Ralph Keeler
Associated Press
Keeler
Schedale
Silvia Soderman
W. L. Burton
Idledale
New Mexico
Balbo Announces Dawn Takeoff for Seaplane Armada
General Italo Balbo said a dawn takeoff will launch a 24 seaplanes squadron in stages to Chicago's Century of Progress. The fleet, docked near Reykjavik aboard the Kungsholm, awaits favorable weather for the 1500 mile Labrador hop via Cartwright. Mechanics declared the planes ready for the most difficult leg of the journey.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Italo Balbo
Century of Progress
Chicago
Cartwright
Labrador
Kungsholm
Rocks Get Two More Marriages
Hollywood reports two high profile separations as Richard Dix confirms his marriage is over while Winifred Coe plans other prospects. Carole Lombard reportedly intends to divorce William Powell after a Reno stay as her mother confirms the split.
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Hollywood
U.P
Richard Dix
Dix
Winifred Coe
Winifred
Carole Lombard
Reno
William Powell
E. C. Peters
Kidnappers Sought in San Antonio Mexico Route Rumor
A note signed Jake the Barber asking release from Al Capone henchmen found in a box in Eufaula Oklahoma. In San Antonio John Factor, Chicago stock broker, and Murray Humphries are sought after reports they head to Mexico. Justice investigator Charles Davis asks police to locate a midster believed to be guiding them. Factor was kidnaped last week after leaving a Chicago nightclub with his son Jerome and his attorney. The son was kidnapped but later returned unharmed after negotiations.
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Eufaula
Okla
Jake the Barber
al Capone
Cuba
San Antonio
John Factor
Chicago
Murray Humphries
Capone
Mexico
Charles Davis
Department of Justice
Davis
Factor
Humphries
Republic
Jerome Factor
England
Herd of Black Cats Couldn't Hurt Them
Special to The Newa Farwell July 7. The Hunter family endures a run of misfortune including hair pulled by a wringer and a torn nail after a failed oil barrel demonstration. S. C. Hunter, feeding hogs, stepped into a red ant bed and felt misfortune before sighting it, with bystanders guessing he was a dancer in buck and square days.
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Texas Company
Mr. Hunter
8. C. Hunter
Hunter
Cotton Relief Rollout Promises $100 Million Aid to Cotton States
The Roosevelt administration signals a major thrust for the cotton slash program with more than $100 million to be distributed in six weeks. Wallace will extend contract signing to plow under 25 to 30 percent of the crop and publish details on acres enrolled as auditors tally offers from the states. The move aims to counter fears of low prices amid a large crop and a 12.5 million bale carryover.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Crop Reporting Board
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Missouri
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Aviators Postpone Atlantic Hop Takeoff
Lieut Maurice Rossi and Paul Codos delaying their cross Atlantic distance record attempt due to unfavorable weather reports. Takeoff now scheduled for tomorrow.
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New York
Maurice Rossi
Paul Codos
Atlantic
Governor Moeur Proclaims August 8 Delegates to Repeal Amendment
Gov. B. B. Moeur issued a proclamation scheduling August 8 as the election date for delegates to a state convention. The convention will act on repealing the eighteenth amendment to the U S Constitution.
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Phoenix
Ariz
B. B. Moeur
Texas Flier Safe Sound In Siberia
Jimmie Mattern, the globe girdling flier, reports from Anadir Siberia after disappearing on June 14 during an attempt to set a solo around the world record. Details of his arrival or whereabouts since are not provided.
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Anadir
Chukotka
Siberia
Jimmie Mattern
Globe
Mattern
Officer views canyon sites for Civilian Conservation Corps setup
Major Otho Humphries from Fort Bill Oklahoma inspected three Palo Duro Canyon camp sites ahead of moving 600 CCC members into the state park area. He arranged transfers from Fort Sill and Fort Sam Houston and checked water supplies, noting a second water well will provide 18 000 barrels daily, totaling 36 000 gallons for the three camps. He praised the Palisades State Park camp as the best Fort Sill area setup in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Civilian Conservation Corps
Otho Humphries
Fort Bill
Oklo
Humphries
Fort Sill
Fort Sam Houston
State Park
Palisades State Park
Maj
J. L. Dunn
Palisades
Texas
Oklahoma
Currency Comptroller issues call on national banks
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for condition reports as of June 30 to about 6,000 national banks. It is the first such call since banks reopened after the March bank holiday. last report was December 31, 1932. The Texas banking department also issued a June 30 report call for state banks.
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Washington
U.P
Comptroller of the Currency
Austin
State Banking Department
Texas Cotton Co op Favors Slash Plan
In Dallas the Texas Cotton Co operative Association board voted unanimously for the administration's plan to curtail this season's cotton crop by removing at least 16,008,000 acres from cultivation. The board urged the association's 45,000 members and all Texas cotton growers to cooperate to restore a fair price.
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Dallas
Texas Cotton Co- Operative Association
Five Word Message Signals Mattern Safe in Siberia
A terse five word message from Jim Mattern, missing 23 days on a world solo flight, reaches authorities from the remote Anadir trading post in Siberia. Moscow and U S report say he is safe as Coast Guard moves to reach him.
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Associated Press
Jimmie Mattern
Siberian
Anadir
Moscow
United States
Coast Guard
Northland
William Alexander
New York
Mattern
Prince Rupert
B. C
Irving Friedman
Brooklyn
Siberia
Alexander
Khabarovak
Nome
Alaska
Mate Tern
Caroline Mattern
Freeport
Auto Storage Free for Panhandle Residents to Amarillo Trip
Panhandle citizens traveling to Amarillo for the News-Globe special to A Century of Progress may store automobiles free at Tony Chisum Inc. Reservations are limited to 75, via Wilbur C. Hawk at News-Globe Publishing. The Rock Island Golden State Limited section runs July 15 to 24, with six days in Chicago. A $67.50 check covers all trip expenses except meals.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
News-Globe
Tony Chisum, Inc
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe Publishing Company
el Paso Times
Pullmans
Rock Island Golden State Limited
Chicago
Exposition
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Tor
U.S
Money Talk
IMME
the Economic Commission
Monetary Division
Trammell Brothers
West Texas
100Th Meridian
M. Veesseets
Will Weissman
Galveston
Padre Island
Corpus Christi
C. R. Gibson
Lone Star Fish and Oyster Company
Point Isabel
Coast
Angelo Rose
Audley
Padre Island Beach
Ellen
Balbo
Rocks
William
Richard
Carole
Farwell
Newa Farwell
Richard Hunter
The
Texas Cotton Co-Op
Bocharova
Jimmie
Walla Walla
Wash
J. Sackett
H. B. Jameson
Jameson
Floyd Bennett Field
Jomfruland
Oslo
Norway
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