Farm Murder Stirs Shamrock as Sheriff Nabs Suspect
Mrs. Henry Vaughan 25 was beaten to death at her Collingsworth county farm home about 10 am. A boy of 3 witnessed the attack as a horseman rode away. Sheriff McKinney and Shamrock residents stopped a suspect, Jesse Lee, a feeble minded neighbor, from mob violence.
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News Shamrock
Henry Vaughan
Here
Collingsworth County
Driddy
George
Shamrock
Claude McKinney
Jessie Lee
Geveral
Pcene
Lee
Aviatrix Flies to 26 600 Feet in Record Flight
Ruth Alexander reached an indicated altitude of 26 600 feet in San Diego. She set a new record, topping her prior mark by 6 600 feet. During descent from 22 000 feet she lost consciousness and the plane fell to 1 800 feet before she recovered. She appeared dazed after landing.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Ruth Alexander
Miss Alexander
Amuleshoe Farmer Injured by Heavy Disc Plow
S Bellar of Earth Texas 22 miles east of MuleShoe sustained serious injuries when run over by a heavy disc plow. His right ankle was twisted and his right knee suffered a deep cut removing part of the bone. He received first aid and was taken to a Lubbock hospital.
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S. Bellar
Earth
Tex
Here
Lubbock
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding areas
Saturday forecasts call for local thundershowers in Amarillo and cooler, partly cloudy conditions in the Panhandle. New Mexico expects unsettled weather with local showers and thunderstorms in the north and west. Yesterday’s temperatures at Amarillo ranged from a low around 68 to a high near 92 with a barometric pressure around 1029.94.
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Amarillo
West Teras
Panhandle
New Mexico
Jfax
Hoover Refusal to Submit Treaty Papers Sparks Senate Clash
President Hoover refused to hand the senate the notes from the London naval conference prompting the first reservation to the treaty. Senator Norris of Nebraska led a push toward rejection or delay, while Senator Johnson of California urged action against the administration. Hoover invited secrecy for review but warned publication would breach trust with other nations.
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California
London
Court Takes Lamar Injunction Case Under Advisement
A Lamar cafe owners group sought a temporary injunction to stop picketing by the Cooks Waiters and Waitresses union in front of a non union cafe. Judge W E Gee took the case under advisement and will rule soon after testimony. The court had issued a temporary restraining order earlier. The cafe owners say business fell about $40 daily due to picketing while union members say they distributed educational literature supporting union cafes.
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Lamar
W. E. Gee
Gee
Rival for queen of hearts in Reno society
Peggy Hopkin and Jean Bankhead Hoyt Hoy vie for the title after Hoyt Hoy adds a fourth husband in two years, tying Hopkin’s record. Jean, daughter of Alabama Congressman Wil Bankhead, has already received her first diamond from Morton Hoyt as details continue on page 15.
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Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Queen of Hearts
Jean Bankhead Hoyt-Hoy
Butt Lee
Wil B. Bankhead
Alabama
Peggy
Jean
Morton Hoyt
Jean Bankhead Hoyt-Hoyt Butt Lee
Congressman Bankhead
Shattuck Boy Fatally Struck by Auto Near Home
Vernon Ruark 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ruark, was hit by a small coupe while returning from the Art Names tent show. His neck was broken and he died within minutes after being rushed to the hospital. he leaves his mother, father, and three sisters. Funeral services await his father, a contractor away on a road job.
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Shattuck
Okla
Vernon Ruark
W. J. Ruark
Small gains for Small in gubernatorial race at Groesbeck
Senator Clint C. Small of Wellington appears to lead the Texas governor race in the current moment, according to Lynell Davidson former lieutenant governor who addressed a Limestone county crowd. Davidson praised Small as energetic and of unimpeachable character while criticizing the road bond issue and R Sterling who is also running. He predicted Small would receive at least 50 percent.
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Groesbeck
Clint C. Small
Wellington
Lynell Davidson
Limestone County
Houston Lumberman
Small
Texas
Davidson
Sterling
Austrian Archduke Goes Voluntarily to New York Jail
Archduke Leopold Habsburg, heir to a European throne, surrendered to New York authorities and was jailed over a fraudulent sale of a historical necklace once owned by Archduchess Maria Theresa. Indicted with Col. and Mrs. Townsend, he sought bail relief as a judge set October for the trial.
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Leopold
Charles L. Townsend
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Rosalsky
All for Small rally backs Clint Small for Texas governor
About 6 000 canvassers and supporters gathered on Amarillo courthouse square as Senators Pink Parrish and Carl Hardin and Judge John Erhard declared Clint Small of Wellington the best candidate to win the governorship. They urged East and North Texas to back him, claiming he gains daily and will reach the run off. Parrish defended Small's record in the Senate and criticized Ross Sterling.
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Up & Mighty
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Texas Senate
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Wellington
Pink Parrish
Lubbock
Carl Hardin
Stephenville
John Erhard
Dallas
Texas Y. M. C
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Parrish
Hardin
Judge Fihard
Groesbeck
Lynch Davidson
East
Senate
Ernest Thompson
Ross Sterling
Houston
Sterling
All Roads Lead To Palo Duro Canyon Sunday
Canyon residents learn that Palo Duro Canyon will open to the public on Sunday. The Canyon chamber of commerce secured access from ranch owners. Clearly marked routes will guide visitors to Lighthouse Canyon and the Marshall and Wiking ranches, with hours noon to 6 and Lighthouse closed by 1.
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Canyon
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Lighthouse
Palo Duro
Marshall
Wiking
Heat kills near four score in midwest across days
The extreme heat claims almost 80 lives over three days across the midwest with 26 in Town, 24 in Missouri, eight in Illinois, ten in Minnesota, two in Kansas, and three in Nebraska. Temperatures hover near 100 degrees with no relief expected. in Omaha two deaths stem from suicides amid torturous heat.
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Kansan
Omaha
Sikeston
Trainman killed in Seaboard Express locomotive blast near Petersburg
One trainman was killed and two others seriously injured when a Seaboard Air Line freight locomotive exploded near Petersburg Virginia. The dead is Fred D. Drewry of Raleigh North Carolina. Injured are Fireman B B Taylor of Middleton North Carolina with both legs broken and severely burned and brakeman R E Wiggins of unknown address with severe burns. Ten freight cars piled up after the blast at a Dinwiddie County crossing one mile south of Petersburg.
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Agaoeiated Press
Petersburg
Fred D. Drewry
Raleigh
N.C
Taylor
Middleton
N. C
Wiggins
Drewry
Dinwiddie County Crossing
Here
Pampa Girl Escapes Abductor After Tulsa Kidnap Claim
Nada Doss 17 of Pampa says a youth forced her at gunpoint to elope in a car he allegedly stole from farmer E. C. Newman. She fled in Tulsa, police notified, three warrants issued for the youth as officers search for him. The girl and Newman car were later returned to Pampa.
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M. C. Doss
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Newman
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Grodm
Mr. Doss
Pamps
Colorado
Farmers warned to reduce wheat output or face lower prices
Arthur M. Hyde and Alexander Legge urged organized farming to control markets and slow production. They argued high wheat supply and weak exports depress prices, calling farmers to run their own business and not rely on others. The audience of 2000 heard repeated calls to act now.
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Panhandle
Arthur M. Hyde
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Paul Reveres
Roth
Hyde
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Australia
Argentina
Legge
Farm Board
Legge Defies Wichita Critics with Harsh Reply
Alexander Legge told The News-Globe he would not resign as Federal War Board chairman after Kansas publishers urged his ouster. He defended his Dodge City remarks as farmers understood, criticized Governor Reed, and defended his political stance while traveling with a party including Secretary Hyde.
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Alexander Legge
Wichita (Kansas
Beacon
Max M
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Federal Warm Board
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Kansne
News-Globe
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Hyde
Logge
Pullman
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Enid
Legge
Arthur Hyde
Globe News Tourney Opens With Skellytown Texico Farwell Matches
Schedule lists Skellytown versus Texico-Farwell and Texaco Stars against White Deer in today’s Globe News tournament. Games start at 2 o clock at Metro Park on East Twelfth Roberts Street.
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Texaco Stars
White Deer
Metro Park
East Twelfth
Roberts Street
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