Franco British accord pledges candor on European issues
In Paris and London the Franco British accord is announced to ensure open consultation on problems affecting Europe’s regime. It clarifies the pact does not relate to war debts to the United States and aims to cooperate on disarmament and preparations for a world economic conference.
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London
Sir John Simon
House of Commons
Britain
France
Europe
United States
America
Sir John
Lausanne
John
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Great Britain
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
England
Washington
M. Herriot
Youth and man duel over engaged girl in Lubbock
In Lubbock on July 13 a 31 year old Millard Graves was severely wounded when a knife punctured his right lung after a fight with Leo Lynch 17 over a 13 year old girl once engaged to Lynch. Lynch was arrested and pleaded guilty before County Judge E L Pitts with judgment deferred while Graves’ condition is assessed.
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Lubbock
Millard Graves
Leo Lynch
Lynch
Vaughn E. Wilson
E. L. Pitts
Emergency Farm Aid Bill Moves From Senate to House
The Senate sent an emergency relief bill for wheat cotton and hog producers to the House for quick action. It would pay farmers 42 cents per bushel for wheat, 2 cents per pound for hogs, and five cents per pound for short staple cotton with an adjustment charge on processors to cover costs.
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House
Senate
Washington
Rainey
South Dakota Republican
Congress
Sterling To Address Panhandle Voters Tomorrow Night
Governor Sterling will speak at a Panhandle rally in Amarillo at the Auditorium starting 7:30 PM with music and preliminaries. James O. Gulerie to introduce him, Riley Strickland to discuss campaign issues, and The Melody Maids to perform.
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Sterling
Panhandle
Amarillo
the Panhandle
T. &. Johnson
Governor Sterling
Floyd Cooper
James O. Gulerie
Riley Strickland
Melody Maids
Austin
Canyon
Tulsa
Memphis
Childress
Wichita Falls
Bat Mastersons Widow Found Dead in New York Hotel
Emma Masterson, 75, widow of William Barclay Bat Masterson, was found dead in a New York hotel where she had lived for three years. Dr. William J. Narney said she grew ill last night and died while trying to reach a telephone. Her husband, famed as an Indian fighter and lawman, died in October 1921.
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New York
Emma Masterson
William Barclay
Bat) Masterson
William J. Narney
Tex Rickard
Guardsmen Planes In Missing Baby Search
National guardsmen by plane, foot, and civilians continued the search for 20 month old Leslie Delano of Columbia Heights on the sixth day since his disappearance. Under Governor Olson orders, a company of 100 guardsmen and five officers comb swamps, brush land, and highways near the Delano residence.
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Minneapolis
National
Livestock Leads as Prices Hit Year High at Kansas City and St Louis
July 13 reports show top cattle prices at 9.25 in Kansas City while other classes weaken slightly. H. L. Jarboe, head of Drovers National Bank, says livestock wealth fuels a broader rise as prices climb and business follows. In East St Louis prices rise to year highs with steers over 9 and hogs over 5, reflecting six weeks of gains.
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Kansas City
H. L. Jarboe
Drovers National Bank
East ST. Louis
Amelia Earhart Sets Transcontinental Women's Record
Amelia Earhart Putnam set a new women's transcontinental flight record reaching Newark after a coast-to-coast run in 19 hours 14 minutes 40 seconds from Los Angeles. She did not beat Frank Hawks coast-to-coast time due to a forced landing in Columbus Ohio but expressed intent to try again in a faster plane.
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Newark
N. J
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Frank Hawks
Columbus
Los Angeles
Plane Crash Near Toluca Kills One, Injures Four
A private airplane believed from Los Angeles crashed into a mountainside near Toluca, Mexico City area, killing one person and seriously injuring four others. All five aboard were American. names were not released.
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Mexico City
Los Angeles
Toluca
Amarillo Area Thursday Forecast and Temperatures
For Amarillo and vicinity Thursday cloudy with mix of sun and cloud. West Texas generally fair Thursday with local showers in far west. New Mexico unsettled Thursday. Temperature by hours at Amarillo yesterday afternoon readings climb to near 90 after noon. Highest yesterday reached 90, lowest 68.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Tragedy on Route 66 Claims McLean Youth
W. W. Woodward 16 of McLean was killed while hitch hiking along U S Highway 66 five miles west of Conway. The youth’s body was found with head injuries after an apparent drag of 200 yards by a speeding car. Funeral services planned in McLean this afternoon.
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W. W. Woodward
McLean
Conway
Carson County
Amarillo
W. R. Woodward
McLean Produce
Stone Funeral Home
Panhandle
Three Men Held In Extortion Plot In Dallas
Three men were held after an extortion attempt on 71 year old real estate dealer J E Bridgeman. Bridgeman received a death threat letter demanding 1000 dollars and met a suspect at a cafe as a rendezvous. Detectives arrested the first man, seized a letter designating another drop, and then arrested the second man. the third was seized the next day.
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Dallas
J. E. Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Typhus Epidemic Claims Seventy in Colulil
Reports from Puerto Monte say 70 people have died in a typhus outbreak in Colulil. Local health authorities mobilize to contain the epidemic as cases rise across the town and nearby areas.
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Santiago
Chile
Puerto Monte
Colulil
Coney Island Fire Leaves Block Ruins Threat Ended
Fire at Coney Island reduced four blocks of the boardwalk to ruins but Fire Commissioner Dorman said the blaze was under control. About 200 injured with 40 hospitalised. 46 firefighters treated for minor injuries and 160 civilians aided. Damage estimated at 2.5 million dollars, with 1.5 million insured.
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New York
Coney Island
John J. Dorman
Atlantic Ocean
Richard Greer
William ©. Meinch
Senator Glass seeks constitutional amendment to end saloons
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia introduces a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment that repeals the 18th but makes the saloon illegal nationwide. The measure would let states that permit liquor do so, but bars transport into states banning it, with Norris blocking immediate action.
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Washington
Senate
Carter Glass
Virginia
the Treasury
Norris
Glass
Virginian
Communist Leader in Peru Severely Harmed by Rebels
Lima July 13 Captain Leondoriguez head of Communist and Aprista rebels at Trujillo was severely harmed by followers after he urged them to end opposition to federal troops, according to an official government dispatch.
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Lima
Peru
U.P
Leondoriguez
Aprista
Trujillo
Plains Cities To Join In Railway Celebration
Tomorrow the Panhandle will celebrate the completion of 110 miles of new railroad the Fort Worth & Denver Northern linking Pampa to Childress through LeFors Shamrock and Wellington. Delegations from Wichitas Falls Dallas Fort Worth Chicago and state officials will attend led by Ralph Budd and Gov Ross Sterling.
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Amarillo
Pampa
Denver
Panhandle
United States
Childrens
LeFors
Shamrock
Wellington
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Chicago
Ralph Budd
Burlington System
Ross Sterling
C. V. Terrell
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
John A. Hulen
Texas Railroad
Jenks Mode
Amarillo Urged To Send Boosters To Pampa Rail Opening
Wilbur C. Hawk head of Amarillo Chamber of Commerce trade extension asks 100 to 150 Amarillo cars to travel to Pampa for the railway opening fete. The Childress train will reach Pampa just after 2 PM with Governor Sterling and other prominent speakers taking part.
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Hawk
Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
Trade Extension Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Childress
Pampa
Sterling
No clear headline item from given fragment
Fragment discusses broad regional gains such as oil fields wheat crops railroads and building booms, suggesting a period of economic expansion and development across multiple sectors.
Hoover seeks extension to send bonus army home
President Hoover asked Congress for legislation to repatriate the bonus army and extend homeward transport funds to July 25. About 7,500 to 8,000 veterans encamped near Washington, with $25,000 more needed. Hines said 1,031 left by train and 42 by auto. 12 women and 13 children also sent home. adjournment expected to reduce encampment. Only a House resolution offering full payment to destitute veterans awaited action.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Capitol
Veterans Administration
Gore
D. Okla
Frank T. Hinnes
Bonus Army
Red Cross
Hines
House
Patman
Tex
Pledge to purge labor racketeers announced by AFL leaders
In Atlantic City on July 13, the AFL executive council pledged to rid its ranks of labor racketeers. William Green, AFL president, disclosed that investigations into racketeering charges are already underway. The leaders called racketeering a serious national menace and vowed a purge.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Green
Ten More Families Isolated by Flood
San Antonio dated report says ten more families near Calliham in South Texas were cut off after recent floods. They depend on American Red Cross aid as they lost possessions and crops near the TomCall ham area, with no damage reported in Callaham itself.
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San Antonio
American Red Cross
Texas
Callihan
Three Rivers
Red Cross
Calliham
Tilden
Callaham
Reynolds Shooting Mystery Deepens in Winston-Salem
In Winston, July 18, the death of tobacco heir Smith Reynolds by pistol shot remains unsolved a week after the tragedy. Sheriff Transon Scott says the inquiry makes progress while the Forsyth County grand jury terminates its term with a verdict of death from an unknown shooter.
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Winston
N. C
Smith, Reynolds
Libby Holman
Transon Scott
Forsyth County
Reynolds
Brazil Revolt Suppressed as Government Mobilizes Forces
The federal government mobilizes men money and munitions to crush the Sao Paulo rebellion. A credit of about 1.5 million dollars is issued for extraordinary expenses. Porto Alegre becomes a troop hub as forces from Rio Grande do Sul Santa Catarina and Parana converge on Sao Paulo amid loyalist signals from provisional President Getulio Vargas. Major troop movements continue.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Getulio Vargas
Santa Catharina
Parana
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Relapses In Illness
Los Angeles reports Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton in serious condition after relapse per physician Dr Edward Williams.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Edward Willams
Parliament Adjourns for Summer Recess in London
Parliament adjourned for the summer recess until October 27 with potential emergency call by the speaker. The session paused today in London, signaling a break in routine parliamentary business for the season.
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London
Globe News Classified Dept Offers Farm Equipment Ad
Farmers urged to use Globe News classifieds to sell equipment with ad takers quoting rates. Readers are encouraged by success stories of advertisers and urged to call 6262 for rate information.
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Globe News
Hoover relief bill edges toward final action in Congress
The House passed the massive Hoover aligned relief bill 296 to 46, sending it to conference after replacing the Senate version with a 1 cent measure. Senate delays stalled conference, as members debated adding military expansion and finance provisions and a public loan disclosure amendment.
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House
Senate
Tomorr
Robinson
Arkansas
Hoover
Speaker Garner
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Bank ex employee gets 5 year term
Marshall notes former Marshall National Bank assistant cashier Robert C. Martin, once a Sunday school teacher, received a five year sentence on one of 18 embezzlement charges. He was released on $5,000 bond pending appeal after the missing about $20,000 was restored by a bonding company in Dallas.
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Marshall
Robert Co. Martin
Marshall National Bank
Liberty
Martin
Dallas
Treasury daily receipts and expenditures report
Treasury receipts for July 11 were 5 792 216 26 dollars and expenditures 27 303 7159 52 dollars. The balance stood at 281 017 358 11 dollars. Customs duties for 11 days in July were 5 862 517 32 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
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Globe-News Classified Dept
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Mills
Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
U. S. Treasury Report
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