Texas Demos Gather in Austin Today
In Austin the Democratic state executive committee will consider blocking Thomas B. Love and Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson from the governor primary. The panel may certify Moody and Lynch Davidson as nominees while confronting Love on his conscience proviso and possible support for Ferguson. Connie Renfro frames the case as lawful under the supreme court ruling. actions hinge on committee strategy and Love’s stance.
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Thomas B. Love
Miriam A. Ferguson
Democratic State Executive Committee
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Supreme Court
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Lynch Davidson
Ferguson
Connie G. Renfro
State Committee Against Love
Sey
Shooting in Nuevo Laredo Saloon Leaves One Dead
Ramiro Lugo 21 of Nuevo Laredo Mexico died after a saloon shooting in Laredo Texas. Miguel Arradillas a Nuevo Laredo police desk sergeant was seriously wounded in the face as he tried to arrest Gustavo Santos also of Villa Dama Mexico.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Miguel Arradillas
Gustavo Santos
Villa Dama
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Santos
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Weather forecast for multiple states with showers
The forecast for Monday is generally fair with little change in temperature, probably showers on Monday night. Texas partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with local thundershowers in the Rio Grande valley. moderate to fresh southeasterly winds on the coast. New Mexico Monday and Tuesday very fair with little change in temperature. Oklahoma increasing cloudiness Monday becoming unsettled Monday night and Tuesday with scattered thundershowers likely by Tuesday night.
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Carol Declared King of Romania by Parliament
Carol Caraiman is proclaimed King Carol II of Romania by a parliamentary vote in Bucharest ending his exile and restoring royal rights. Enthusiastic crowds greet the coronation as senators open the session to proclaim him king amid a grand display. Professor Nicholae Jorga delivers an emotional address.
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Nellie R. Miller Remembered in Ama rillo Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie R. Miller age 52 were held at 3 pm yesterday from the family home at 2109 Polk Street. She was the widow of Col. Will A. Miller a land and oilman and former mayor of Amarillo. She died at St Anthony's hospital after a morning arrival. Rev E B Fincher of the Southern Presbyterian church assisted by Bishop E C Seaman officiated.
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Nellie R. Miller
Will A. Miller
Amarillo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
E. B. Fincher
Southern Presbyterian Church
E. C. Seaman
Five Firemen Die in Susquehanna Canoe Tragedy
Five men drowned when their canoe capsized on the Susquehanna River near Columbia Lancaster. The four identified victims were members of the Union Fire Company in Lebanon. James Reily, a former Lebanon chief, was also among the dead. The group had traveled by car to visit firemen in Columbia.
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Susquehanna River
Columbia
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Lebanon
Andrew Allwein
William Miller
Lloyd Umbeger
James Reily
Union Fire Company
Reily
Lebanon City
Gun Salesman Shot as Gang War Unfolds in Chicago
Frank Thompson, accused of selling machine guns used in the Moran gang massacre, was wounded in Rockford as Chicago police pursue missing Moran gunmen. The war claims Red McLaughlin’s body from the drainage canal and targets two women linked to the slain gangster, intensifying an evolving mob feud of 1929.
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Rockford
Chicago Detective Bureau
Eugene “Red” McLaughlin
George “Bugs
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Badlands
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Leo Mongoven
Bennie Bennett
New York
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Willie Higgins
St. Paul
Pat Roche
State’s Attorney's Office
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McLaughlin
Margaret Hamilton
Gene
Marie
Robert McLaughlin
Chicago Checker Cab Company
Dion O’banion
Thugs Target Fort Worth Jewelry Shop Robbery Stopped
A Fort Worth loan and jewelry shop was robbed of 10000 to 20000 dollars in diamonds and 750 in cash. An employee, C. W. Allen, confronted the robber as he left, pursued him outside, and held him until a policeman arrived. Diamonds and cash were recovered.
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Fort Worth
Texas
June & Fred & Company
Johnson condemns naval treaty in statement
Washington June 8 Senator Johnson Republican California assailed the London naval treaty limiting American cruiser strength stating that Great Britain builds as she prefers and the United States builds as Britain permits. He denounced the effect in a formal statement with continuation noted on page 2.
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Real Estate Ads Offer the Best Selection Always
The Stepping-Stone to many a home-owner's dream is the purchase of a lot. Hundreds of desirable home sites are offered in today's Globe-News Want Ades. Lots can be bought with small down payments and balance on easy terms. Be a home-owner tomorrow by being a lot owner today.
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Reed May Be Candidate in 1932 Election
Missouri ex senator Jim Reed returns to political stage at Sedalia rally fueling talk of a 1932 presidential bid. He assails Hoover era policies, tariff schemes, and Federal Reserve practices while avoiding direct hint of names. Democratic leaders cite Reed’s lingering influence and potential nomination chances amid a volatile party scene.
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Anti-Saloon League
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Federal Reserve System
John '. Barker
Kansas City
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Democratic Party
Connally of Texas Scores Tariff Bill
Washington reports a tariff bill debate with party committees driving arguments as Congress nears a Senate vote expected Thursday or Friday. Senator Steiner of Oregon slams Democrats for protecting their states while seeking broader protections.
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Associated Press
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Storms Strike Small Areas Cause Wheat Losses Run High
A series of hail storms across the Panhandle Plains Saturday evening damaged up to 25 000 acres of wheat and cut grain value to about 100 000 dollars. Towns named include Plainview Haney St Francis Tyrone Oklo Bushland Amarillo and Orton Texas with disruptions to telephone service and a two mile wide strip near Plainview. The Fort Worth Denver Railway reports a seven mile stretch west of Plainview likely yielding 600 cars of grain.
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Plainview
Haney
St. Francis
Tyrone
Oklahoma
Bushland
Amarillo
Oklo
Orton
Texas
Olton
Littlefield
Fort Worth & Denver Railway
Chinese Rebel Losses Put At Twenty Thousand Dead
An official report lists rebel fatalities at 20 000 with 10 000 prisoners and 16 000 surrendering in the Sin Cheng battle. Government gunboats move toward Ochow to combat Kwansi rebels as air raids target Shansi rebel camps near the Shantung Chihlin border. Foreign diplomats are told Beijing will assume responsibility for lives and property in war zones during the crackdown. Spanish priests Hidalgo Avioto kidnapped near Hwoshan, ransom sought in arms and ammunition, three priests held west of Sinyangchow.
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Shanghai
Sin Cheng
Ochow
Changsha
Tsinan
Shantung- Chihlin
Prev
Sinyangchow
Blacks Attack Doctor Named in Mob Death
Dr J A Anderson of Chickasha, previously named by a coroner's jury in the Henry Argo mob death, was assaulted today by two Black men in Chickasha. He described being followed, robbed of money, and struck after mentions of his name in newspapers. Police searched for the attackers as Grady County officials expected no renewed riots.
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Chickasha
Okla
J. A. Anderson
Henry Argo
Girady County
Anderson Anderson
Anderson
Matt Sankey
Grady County
Kingsford Smith's Atlantic Hop Delayed Again by Weather
Reports from Baldonnel Ireland on June 8 say bad weather forced Capt Charles Kingsford Smith to postpone the second attempt at a speedier Atlantic crossing. The Southern Cross remains in the hangar as teams await a new takeoff time from Currage camp.
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trans-Pacific Flier
Southern Cross
Atlantic
Ireland
Long Island
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Baldonnel
Atlantic Ocean
Captain Smith
Currage
Send In Your Ideas for Tri State Fair
Residents within the Tri State Fair territory are urged to submit ideas to improve the exposition. Cash prizes of 15, 10, 7.50 and 5 dollars are offered by Wilbur C. Hawk, president, for the best suggestions. Eligible entrants must send suggestions before June 16 for inclusion in the catalog and premium list to be printed late June.
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