First Nation Demonstration by Texas Veterans to Washington
Hundreds of Texas veterans travel to Washington by train, car, and truck to press for immediate cash payment of bonus certificates. The advance guard joins more veterans en route as orderly transport is sought on freight trains amid some railway worker opposition. Some groups pledge strict military discipline while march proceeds, drawing criticism from local veterans officials.
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Associated Press
Texas
Washington
Fom
J. W. Wray
Waco
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George O. Jones
Texarkana
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Agreement Reached on Tax Bill
Washington June 2 in record time the Senate and House conferees completed a billion dollar revenue bill to balance the 1933 budget. The agreement preserves increased income taxes and a 10 percent cut for government workers, with final form to be submitted to the House tomorrow for possible passage by weekend.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Watson
Indiana
Harrison
Mississippi
Ballantine
Treasury
White House
Hoover
Burial Rites Set For Rev G J Irvin In Amarillo
Rev G J Irvin longtime Northwest Texas minister died age 65 after an appendicitis operation. Funeral 4 pm at Central Presbyterian Church with Dr R Thomson and Rev L N Lipscomb presiding elder in attendance. He headed the Presbyterian Home for Children since 1924 and was survived by his widow two daughters and three brothers. Burial Llano Cemetery.
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George J. Irvin
Panhandle
Northwest Texas
Irvin
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
L. N. Lipscomb
Methodist Church
E. C. Seaman
Episcopal Church
Presbyterians
Presbyterian Home For
Amarillo
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Sullivan
Texas
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Glen Rose
Spur
Crowell
Roscoe
Higgins and
Dumas
Llano
H. F. Sanford
Guy L. Smith
Charles W. Irvin
Waxahachie
M. K. Irvin
Ark
Ed Irvin
Fort Worth
Griggs
Gene A. Howe
Allen Early
Ed Hardin
Ed Roberts
Howard Paul
Walter Barlow
The
Veterans plan 100 strong delegation to join El Paso party
May go from Amarillo as unemployed veterans prepare to travel to Washington. M P Bright announces a 3 PM Legion Hall meeting to organize a 100 plus delegation to join the El Paso group en route to Washington. Two auto loads reportedly left Amarillo while commanders oppose the march, warning it could hurt the bonus effort.
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M. P. Bright
Amarillo
Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Hall
City Auditorium
el Paso
Washington
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity Friday will be partly cloudy. West Texas shows fair conditions in the west with partly cloudy skies in the east and scattered showers in the extreme southeast. New Mexico remains fair with a slight rise in temperatures. Highs around 83, lows near 41.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Frida
New Mexico
Oklahoma teacher faces bank robbery charge in NM case
Mrs Mollie Johnson a Garvin County Oklahoma teacher must face charges of bank robbery tied to a May 10 looting of the Hot Springs New Mexico bank. A warrant was issued for Lyndal Cox Keith Underhill and Alonzar Breezy Cox by Governor Murray under a New Mexico requisition. Police say Lyndal Cox identified as the robber escaped with 3400 dollars. Mrs Johnson says she went to New Mexico with Breezy Cox to seek teaching work and denies involvement.
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Oklahoma City
Mollie Johnson
Oklahoma
Hot Springs
N. M
National Bank
Lyndal Cox
Underhill
Johnston County
Breezy” Cox
New Mexico
Baxter Taylor
Arkansas Bank Robbery In Horatio By Two Youths
Two young men robbed the Bank of Horatio Arkansas at noon, taking between 3000 and 4000 dollars. Cashier J E James and assistant Mazie Gallagher were forced to the floor as the pair collected the money and fled toward Texarkana. Officers in northeast Texas were alerted and a posse pursued the robbers shortly after the escape.
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Texarkana
Ark
Bank of
Horatio
J. E. James
Mazie Gallagher
Texas
Miss Clara Aggas
State Bank
Morris
Okla
Miss Aggas
Rains Patter Panhandle Counties Benefit Crops
Rain fell in counties along the Panhandle eastern border yesterday afternoon and last night, amounts from a quarter to three quarters of an inch, aiding crops. Some hail hit Childress County but did not damage wheat. Continued on Page 19, Col. 1.
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Panhandle
Childress County
Clues Fade as Posses Search for Two Boys
In Perryton on June 2, more than 150 volunteers searched for J M Cone’s two missing sons, 9 and 6, last seen with their father after a service station stop. The father was fatally wounded in his garage and, with no clues, search parties pressed around water holes and Wolf Creek to locate the children, believed unlikely to be alive. The investigation followed the discovery of the father’s body Wednesday morning and the disappearance after the stop at the station.
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Perryton
J. M. Cone
First Creek
Here
Wolf Creek
Vernon
Alvie
Bank robbery suspect shoots self after chase
Clinton Hair, 30, reportedly attempted to rob the First National Bank of Stanton and, instead of surrendering, shot himself after a 10 mile car pursuit. As officers closed in, Hair fired six shots from an automatic pistol, taking his own life as the vehicle halted.
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Big Spring
First National Bank of Stanton
Clinton Hair
Hair
Lewis
Milt Yater
Morris Zimmerman
Justice of the Peace
Adam Konz
W T C C Plans Budget Institute in Lubbock
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce unveiled a budget making institute to aid public expenditure committees across its 117 towns. President Wilburn Hawk said the program will teach city, school and county budgeting and aims to cut public costs with 18 new committees and 45 objectives. Hair, son of a retired banker in Big Spring, was killed after a bank shooting during a separate chase, with an inquest to determine death by own action.
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Mills
Hurley
Senate
House
Senate Banking Committee
Robinson
Lubbock
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wilburn. Hawk
Hawk
Institute
D. A. Bandeen
Stamford
Maury Hopkins
Want Ads Offer Quick Money From Loan Services
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Fall Plans to Quash Conspiracy Charges in Teapot Dome
June 2 Washington D C. Atlee Pomerene prosecutor of the Teapot Dome scandal cases told President Hoover he would seek to quash conspiracy charges against Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior. He argued Sinclairs acquittal shows no conspiracy by Fall alone, and said he would ask the District of Columbia Supreme Court to nolle prosequi the charges.
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Washington
U.P
Atlee Pomerene
Hoover
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Harry F. Sinclair
Fall
Pomerene
Mr. Hoover
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Fall Nolle
Hatcher Files for Democratic Primary in Neff Seat
W Gregory Hatcher former state treasurer filed for the Democratic primary to fill the unexpired term of Railroad Commissioner Pat M Neff and paid the $100 filing fee He was defeated by Neff for the post two years ago in Dallas on June 2.
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Hatcher
Neff
Joe Dallas
U.R
W. Gregory Hatcher
Pat M. Neff
Boy dies after falling beneath Santa Fe freight train
Selby, 16, of Wildhorse Oklahoma, son of a local minister, fell from a box car ladder and was crushed beneath the wheels near the Thirty-fourth Avenue crossing in Amarillo. He died ten minutes after arriving at St. Anthony's Hospital. A companion, Thomas Gibson, 17, reported the fall as they traveled toward California. the two had been staying in Amarillo since Tuesday after leaving Oklahoma. The train crew rendered aid and the parents were notified by Griggs Funeral Home.
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Santa Fe
Herman Selby
Wildhorse
Okla
St. Anthony's Hospital
Griggs
Thomas Gibson
Amarillo
Selby
Gibson
California
Oklahoma
Oscar Selby
Oklahoma City Oil Tank Battery Fire Ignited by Lightning
A Phillips Petroleum Company tank battery in the north Oklahoma City Oil field burst into flames during a lightning storm. Located in the 300 block on southeast 15th Street near the business district and residential area, the battery burned tonight.
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Okklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Phillips Petroleum Company
15Th Street
Plan Early Action for Panhandle highway work
Judge Walter R. Ely of Abilene announced a plan to start immediate highway construction in six Panhandle counties contingent on counties providing standard right of way at no state cost. Projects include Highway 33 in Deaf Smith and Palmer, Highway 5 in Donley and Armstrong, Highway 9 in Swisher, with potential work on No. 66 in Oldham. The plan aims to connect main Panhandle routes and pave Jericho Gap near Amarillo if rights of way are secured.
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Panhandle
Walter R. Ely
Abilene
Texas Highway Commission
Commission
Judge Ely
The
Daily News
Pat Windreds
Deaf Smith
Palmer
Donley
Armstrong
Swisher Couny
Ely
New Mexico Line
Amarillo
Oldham County
Lubbock
Jericho Gap
Jericho
Charles Edward Kingsford Smith Knighted in King's Birthday List
London June 2 Australian aviator Charles Edward Kingsford Smith received a knighthood in the King's birthday appointments announced this evening. The honor adds to his fame for pioneering long distance flights.
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London
Charles Edward Kingsford- Smith
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Brownsville
American Legion
N “Hee
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A. B. Clark
San Antonio
Texarkana American Legion Post
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Arkansas Bank
Stanton Bank
W.T.C.C. Sponsoring Budget Institute On Public Expenditures
Stanton
John B. Lewis
George Davis
Jim Tom
Ed Woodard
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Bandeen
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Public Expenditure Committee
Globe-News
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Thirty-fourth Avenue
Banta Fe
W. R. Ely
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