Republicans vow prohibition plank in platform at preconvention meeting
A conference of Republican leaders led by Senator Moses of New Hampshire pledged a resubmission of a prohibition plank in the party platform. Garfield of Ohio and Postmaster General Brown stressed that details remain undecided and form will take days. Several key figures attended while Chairman Fess was not invited.
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Moses
New Hampshire
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Brown
Capitol Hill
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Fess
Watson
Indiana
Smoot
Utah
Dickinson
Iowa
Bingham
Connecticut
Hastings
Delaware
Robinson
Patterson
Missouri
Glenn
Illinois
Hebert
Rhode Island
Kean
New Jersey
Snell and Fish
New York
Garfield
Hoover
Despair over missing Polish American flier Hausner
Europe awaited news on Stanislaus F. M. Hausner missing since departing New York for Warsaw. Warsaw France and Britain reported no word as air authorities searched European fields. Overcast skies and possible fuel exhaustion heightened concerns for the aviator's fate and safe landing.
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London
Europe
Stanislaus F. M Hausner
Atlantic
Warsaw
Poland
France
Great Britain
Hausner
England
New York
le Bourget Field
Paris
British Isles
Plains Area Reels Under Heavy Rainfall Across Panhandle
The Panhandle and parts of northwestern Oklahoma and eastern New Mexico saw heavy downpours from Saturday night into Sunday with 2.28 inches in Amarillo in 16 hours, the greatest since 1928. Areas from Amarillo to Waynoka reported 1 to 3 inches, while Texline to Dalhart and Western Oklahoma centers recorded near two inches. Storms flooded streets, strained sewers, and powered through Sunday afternoon with more rain possible.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Associated Press
Amarillo
U. S. Weather Bureau
H. T. Collman
North Plains
Santa Fe
Waynoka
Okla
Clovis
N. M
Boise City
Clarendon
Childress
Congress Nears Final Action on Budget Bill Amid Relief Delays
Congress moves to finalize a 1.1185 billion revenue-raising bill as President Hoover prepares to sign, with new excise taxes to take effect within 15 days. Leaders expect Senate approval of the conference report, while discussions continue on an energy tax modification and a 10 percent pay cut for federal workers.
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Hoover
Virginia
Congress
Girl Killed Five Injured in Texas Auto Collision
In Brownwood on June 5 Betty DeBerry 15 died from injuries after a two car crash near town. Five others including H G Lucas were injured, with Mrs Lucas sustaining internal injuries and multiple fractures. Martha Lucas 5 suffered skull concussion and was unconscious briefly. James and Joe Johnson aged 15 and 12 were cut and Joe was knocked unconscious.
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Joe Johnson
Roy Johnson
Joe
Plot to Kill Mussolini Averted by Young Italian Arrest
Rome reports a 25 year old Italian Angelo Sbardellotto arrested outside the Palazzo Venezia armed with a pistol and two bombs aimed at Mussolini during the Garibaldi anniversary. He confessed to planning the attack to honor liberty symbol Garibaldi and was tied to the organization Justice and Liberty. Police note forgery of a Swiss passport and say the man came from Cannes via Tivoli.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Tl Duce
Palazzio Venezia
Garibaldi
Angelo Sbardellotto
Angelo Gabini
Justice and Liberty
Mussolini
Cannes
France
Tivoli
Victor Emanuel
Pioneer civic leader F. P. Reid dies at 68
F. P. Reid, 68, longtime Pampa civic figure and highway advocate, died after a paralytic attack in a local hospital. He served seven years as Pampa mayor and led Frontier Day efforts. Survived by wife, three daughters, and 16 grandchildren. He helped open a new Oil Field Highway 41 route between Sayre and Dalhart.
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F. P. Reid
Panhandle
Reid
Otto Rice
G. C. Crocker
Shirley Cox
Mohbeetie
Oil Field Highway 41 Association
Sayre
Okla
Dalhart
Texas
Panhandle Oil Belt
Oklahoma City
Denver
Ex-Prince May Rule Germany Rumor Surges
Berlin reports a former Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm could soon head the government as Reichsverweser. Credible sources, including a leading editor in the Hugenberg press, fuel the claim as Germany reels from rapid political shifts. A separate note says President Hindenburg may retire October 2.
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Berlin
Friedrich Wilhelm
Germany
House of Hohenzollern
Alfred Hugenberg
Hindenburg
Paul von Hindenburg
Action saves $10 000 000 for West Texans
Six hundred Panhandle landowners and other parties won a Supreme Court ruling upholding Clint Small’s river bed land bill. Lands along the North Fork of Red River and tributaries, including titles, leases and royalties, are clarified. Escrowed oil proceeds worth several million dollars are due to be released in weeks as the battle ends.
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Henry Ansley
Supreme Court
Clint Small
North Fork
Red River
Texas
Panhandle
Second Congress of the
Republic of Texas
Homestead
Reed and Caswell
Austin
Panhandle Lad Wins National Music Note
Elton Beene, 15, son of C. W. Beene of Panhandle, won first place in the cornet division of the National High School Band Solo contests at Marion Indiana. He has four-time Texas state titles and has studied under renowned bandmasters at Wainwright camp.
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Elton Beene
C. W. Beene
Marion
Ind
Elton
Texas
Wainwright
LaGrange
J. W. Wainwright
Kyrl
Kyrl Band
Chicago
Buescher Band Instrument Company
Flton
Pan
Witts
Myers
Ferguson Poll Tax Trend Signals Big Loss for Ferguson
A Texas dispatch reports statistics showing Ferguson faces a likely loss of over 75,000 votes due to declines in poll tax payments since 1930. The analysis breaks down county shifts, new voters, and the overall handicap as Sterling leads in the governor’s race.
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Raymond Brooks Austin
Ferguson
Sterling
Wet Convention Grows as Veterans March on Washington
A large veteran mobilization heads to Washington to press for the soldiers' bonus. Estimates place 2100 to 3000 encamped with about 5000 more en route as trains and trucks ferry marchers from Maryland Pennsylvania Georgia South Carolina Indiana Kentucky Ohio and beyond. Police screen for organizers while freight trains and box cars are used to move crowds toward the capital.
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Washington
Po- Mee
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Georgia
South Carolina
Greensboro
N. C
Southern Railway
Spencer
Indiana
Kentucky
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Old Robey
Ranchman Estepp Found Dead Near Garden City
W P Estepp a Glasscock County rancher was found shot to death on his Garden City area ranch. A verdict of death by own action was returned. Funeral services will be held at Big Spring tomorrow.
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Garden City
W. P. Estepp
Glasscock County
Big Spring
RF C Agency Drives Major Effort Based on RF C Agency
The RF C agency leads a major effort outlined by the central RF C body. Officials emphasize coordinated actions across departments to advance the program’s goals and ensure efficient implementation nationwide.
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Hoover Reorganization Aims to Boost Business and Agriculture
President Hoover and Reconstruction Finance Corporation leaders met at Rapidan Virginia to outline four priority steps for economic recovery. Proposals include expanding RCC securities authority to 3 billion, aiding agriculture, supporting farm credit, and establishing home loan discount banks to complement RCC functions.
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Washington
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Reconstruction Corporation
Farm Board
Home Loan
Joint Committee of Industry and Finance
Barrymores Announce Birth of John Second
A son weighing six pounds ten ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Barrymore at a Los Angeles hospital. The baby is expected to be named John Barrymore II. Dolores Costello, the mother, and the infant are reported to be doing well, and father John Barrymore is Jubilant.
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Los Angeles
John Barrymore
John Barrymore II
Dolores Costello
Witt Denies Report On Gubernatorial Candidate Nominations
Lieutenant Governor Edgar Witt rejects San Antonio reports that he named State Senator W. K. Hopkins of Gonzales as a gubernatorial candidate to Senator A. J. Wirtz of Seguin. Witt calls the information entirely incorrect.
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San Antonio
Austin
Young Democrats’ Organization of Texas
W. K. Hopkins
Gonzales
Wright Morrow
Houston
Small Business For Sale Ad Requests Immediate Listings
The Globe News urges readers with cash buyers to place a fast business opportunity ad. contacts to reach prospects today. The notice highlights ready buyers out of work eager to buy their own small business and promises help writing a result yielding advertisement.
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