Rogers Wins Women Golf Title At Waco Match
Priscilla Rogers of Galveston Country Club defeats Mae Whitley of Glen Garden 2 up with a decisive par on the final hole after a tight back nine. The largest crowd in the state tournament watched as Rogers made a spectacular water shot to seal the victory.
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Associated Press
Waco
Priscilla Rogers
Galveston Country Club
Spring Lake Country Club
Mae Whitley
Glen Garden Country Club
Fort Worth
Miss Rogers
Galveston
Whitley
Rogers
Negro held for assault is shot to death in Texas
Garplement Texas June 7 Willie B. Smith 30 Negro held in an attempt to assault a young white woman was shot to death this afternoon in a warehouse by an unknown assailant who fired two shotgun blasts. A coroner's verdict says death at unknown hands.
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Associated Press
Garpeland
Texas
Willie B. Smith
Republicans Close Pre-Convention Stage In Cleveland
Cleveland June 17 The Republican national committee finished hearing contesting delegations sealing the pre convention phase. Harmony appeared as officers John T Adams George B Lockwood and Fred Upham were thanked for retiring. A dispute over seating for Tennessee and a protest from former Governor Marmouth of Louisiana sparked renewed tension. Delegates from Georgia Mississippi and Texas postponed for credentials review.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
National Committee
John T. Adams
George B. Lockwood
Fred Upham
Aulwais
T. Taylor
Wayman Wilkerson
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
J. M. Johnson
H. O. True
Johnson
Warmouth
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Credentials Committee
Bankers 10 Meet Here On Monday
Bankers gather for a two day program at Amarillo Country Club with a barbecue dance golf tournament and swimming party. speakers include H E Fuqua A E Thomas T B Stevenson and James Bradley. events include welcome by Mayor E Blasdel and remarks by B A McKinney and J M Helings. next meeting set.
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Bankers
Nat
H. E. Fuqua
First National Bank
Amarillo
R. N. MacCallum
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Welccome
E. 9. Blasdel
Kit) Carson, Jr
Spearman
A. E. Thomas
Continental Bank
Fort Worth
H. Kennedy
Donley County State Bank
Clarendon
Texas
B. A. McKinney
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
J. M. Helings
Inter-State National Bank
Kansas City
Amarillo Country Club
Laat Ho
Amarillo Country
Fuqua
F. W. O'Malley
Saga
First Christian Church of
Ama- 0
John E. Owens
Wills Point
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Tokyo Cabinet Resigns After US Immigration Clash
Tokyo June 7 The Kiyoura cabinet resigns following election defeat that left Kenseikai as the ruling bloc in the lower house. The move comes amid criticism over the United States immigration ban and is tied to plans after the Prince regent’s wedding events. Viscount Takaaki Kato is poised to become next premier with approval from the Genro.
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Associated Press
TOKIO
Kiyoura
Kenseikat Party
Diet
America
Kiego Kiyoura
Viscount Takaaki Kato
Kenseikai
Genro
Amarillo Briefs Hear Travel and Visit Notes
H. C. Pipkin returned yesterday from Lubboch where he was on legal business. Dr. C. C. Gidney of Plainview was in the city yesterday afternoon en route to Chicago for the American Medical Society meeting. Mr and Mrs Frank R Jamison and their son from Loveland Colorado are visiting friends in Amarillo.
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H. C. Pipkin
Lubboch
C. C. Gidney
Plainview
Chicago
American Medical Society
Frank R. Jamison
Rampaging Bucknell Students Trigger Williamsport Police Aid
in Williamsport Pennsylvania on June 7 the local force aided by Lewisburg officers attempted to quell two hundred plus Bucknell students who poured through the borough firing cannon crackers and dynamite and setting small fires. women were burned and a veteran cemetery flag trampled. police faced threats and shouted for state help which officials said could not be provided.
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Associated Press
Williamsport
Penna
Burgess
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Earl Miller
Veterans’ Memorial
H. O. Miller
Tech President To Address Floydada Legion Fourth
Dr P W Horn president of the Texas Technological College in Lubbock will speak at Floydada July 3 and 4 during the American Legion celebration and free barbecue.
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Tech
Floydada
P. W. Horn
Texas Technological College At
Lubbock
American Legion
Portrait of R B Cousins to Hang at West Texas Teachers College
A portrait of R. B. Cousins, first president of The West Texas State Teachers College, has been received by President J. A. Hill from Underwood and Underwood of New York. It will be hung prominently in the college building. Cousins now serves as president of Kingsville Teachers College.
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Canyon
R. B. Cousins
West Texas State Teachers College
J. A. Hill
Underwood
New York City
Cousins
Kingsville Teachers College
Eleventh hour bid ties bounty to farm relief bill
Washington June 7. In a late move Senator Norbeck Republican South Dakota sought to attach to a House bill a rider for the Bursum bill authorizing an export bounty of 35 cents on wheat products. Opposition quickly arose as Senator Overman and others argued the session was nearly ended. Senator Smoot then attacked Republican fiscal policy before Senator Owen replied defending farmers’ treatment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norbec
South Dakota
Overman
North Carolina
Smoot
Utah
Owen
Oklahoma
Editors Invade City for Texas State Meeting
Texas editors plan an afternoon gathering at the Women's club rooms in the municipal auditorium with the Potter County Federation as host. Dr F M Bralley president of the College of Industrial Arts in Denton and B G Schroeder in charge of journalism will accompany their wives for the trip to Amarillo. Judd Mortimer Lewis of the Houston Dispatch cannot attend but will send representation from his paper.
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Municipal Auditorium
Potter County Federation
F. M. Bralley
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
B. G. Schroeder
Amarillo
Judd Mortimer Lewis
The
Houston Dispatch
Boy Scouts Win 18 Inning Baseball Thriller
The Amarilos Troop 12 Scouts edged Washburn 1 to 0 after a marathon 18 inning game. Earl Boyles tripled and scored on an error in the decisive inning as Gibson and Townes paired for the Scouts against Douglas and Coy for Washburn.
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Troop 12
Boy Scouts of
Amarilos
Washburn
Earl Boyles
Gibson
Townes
Douglas and Coy
Rounded Necks Seen On Slipover Sweaters In Trent
The rounded neck, slightly pointed in Trent, appears on nearly all slip over sweaters described in local fashion notes.
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Trent
Germany Accepts Dawes Plan Vote Gives Marx Cabinet Trust
In Berlin a 64 to 0 vote in the Reichstag affirms Germany's acceptance of the Dawes reparation plan. The Marx government gains full authority to negotiate with the reparations commission and pursue the plan amid rightist and Communist opposition. Stressmann's defense of the Dawes report aided the outcome, and experts say socialist, Bavarian People's Party and economic league support should preserve a working majority for the administration.
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Associated Press
Reichstag
Germany
Dawes
Marx
Bavarian People's Party
The
Economic League
Mayfield's Right to Seat Upheld
The chairman stated that based on evidence so far there is no reason Senator Mayfield should lose his Senate seat. Questions from Mr. Peddy's counsel about intimidation and election law violations will be addressed via a digest of the evidence. If the digest shows merit, further hearings on those matters may occur, but the committee is presently ruling only on illegal expenditures.
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Mayfield
Senate
Peddy
Texas
Tinting Announcement and Senator Mayfield Relations
The text records counsel reactions after a committee investigation. Senator Mayfield’s associates are mentioned with the in alus Kian and the organization’s role in his election. Luther Nickels contends the weight of evidence should be weighed by those who have read and heard all testimony, criticizing early judgments before full Senate consideration.
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Tinting
Mayfield
Inalus Kian
Luther Nickels
Peddy
Senate
Dalhart Chosen For C-6 Meeting And Leadership
Dalhart officials attended the Texas High way Association gathering with talks by Judge Reece Tatum and Mayor O H French. A resolution honored W P Dial of Memphis and memory of A W Read of Memphis. W P Dial was elected director for Wichita Falls to Clarendon, and C H Walker of Dalhart became director for Clarendon to Texline.
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C. H. Walker
W. P. Dial
Memphis
A. W. Read
Reece Tatum
Dalhart
O. H. French
Colorado
Wichita Falls
Clarendon
A. L. Chase
Texline
W. C. Irvin
Amarillo
J. O. Wikoff
Clayton
N. M
A. R. Davis
Raton
Miss Nettie Bartlett
E. C. Jackson
Colorado Springs
F. A. Young Bowie
O. L. Williams
Brownsville
C. D. McLain
Marlin
F. B. Robinson
Waco
Funeral services set for Edgar S. Bronson editor
Edgar S. Bronson 65 former publisher of the El Reno American and president of the National Editorial Association died here last night from heart disease. Funeral services are planned in El Reno, with burial in Enid beside his mother. Bronson began as a printer in Kentucky and worked for major papers including the Courier Journal and Kansas City Times. He later owned the Trenton Tribune and continued Oklahoma newspaper work since 1902.
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Associated Press
EL Reno
Okla
Edgar S. Bronson
National Editorial Association
Enid
Falmouth
Louisville Courier-Journal
St Louis Republic and Globe
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kansas City Times
Charles D. Morris
St. Joseph
Gazette
Trenton, Mo
Tribune
Oklahoma
Rabbit hunt death baffles in Bryan accident.
William Scasta, 24, of Wheeler was killed near Bryan when his rifle discharged while hunting rabbits. The exact mechanism of the accidental death remains a mystery as investigators review the scene and circumstances surrounding the rifle discharge.
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Bryan
Texas
William Scasta
Wheeler
Simmons Raps Ku Klux Klan For Disloyalty
International News Service reports from Dallas on June 7 that William Simmons, former Klan leader, accuses the Ku Klux Klan of desecrating the flag under loyalty rhetoric while promoting a new Knights of the Flaming Sword group. He claims widespread recruitment and distribution of booklets alleging political corruption and un-Americanism within the Klan.
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International News Service
Dallas
Ku Klux Klan
William Simmons
Knights of the Flaming Sword
Simmons
Klan
Washington political writer Timmons daily Post contribution
The Evening Post features daily reporting by B. N. Timmons, Washington correspondent for both the News and Post. Subscribe now if you do not receive it, and call telephone 883 for service.
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Evening Post
B. N. Timmons
Washington
News and Post
Timmons
Post
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