13 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
1
Sharkey capitalizes early but a late foul call reshapes the outcome as confusion and uproar erupt over the decisive ruling. The incident leaves the crowd buzzing and officials under scrutiny.
In a chaotic finish at Yankee Stadium Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey via decision after a fourth round foul. The referee Sunny Crowley delayed verdicts as Sharkey suffered a groin hit and a near knockdown, with Barnes and other judges tallying Schmeling as the winner after the bell.
The Texas Firemen association selected Bryan for the 1931 convention and elected C. E. Bryan as president. Delegates from Del Rio Fort, vice president Frank Willis, and Larkin served as officers with D. B. Clerk of Beaumont as fourth vice president. Os Gdiberson of Elan was rejected as secretary.
Fragmentary note suggests a conservative stance shaping thoughts and actions. The text mentions traditional values and inward focus on moral or intellectual growth, with emphasis on personal mindset influencing broader beliefs.
Forecast issued for New Mexico favoring warm, sunny conditions with breezes. Expected high temperatures reach into the 70s, with light afternoon winds and minimal humidity. No significant precipitation is anticipated, making for ideal outdoor plans.
Paper notes pledge to deploy all resources to wipe out gangland. arrest of omrcktan Sones and others triggers reform push. Charles Lingle linked to assassinations. Pat Hoch and ex narcotics head Abelman Y Albert urge major police leadership changes to root out corruption. Page 18 Col 7.
Secretary Stimson appeals to the nation for backing of the London naval treaty amid criticism of opponents who deem the pact too narrow. He urges Senators to unite with the American delegation's aim in the conference, stressing the treaty's broader security goals.
The reader sees a forecast by W A Flaky of the Australian Harvester Company on wheat yields. He cites a range from 22 12 million to 25 million bushels for the Parhandle Plains area. He stresses reliance on full information and notes his tours of the southern and western belts.
In North Amarillo, V. L. Lowery, organizer of the Empire Storer company, faced a jury after three days of evidence and argument. The case centered on allegations about operating a local store under dubious practices.
Washington dispatch reports Brazil’s President Prestes meeting with President Hoover. They conferred at Mount Vernon after Prestes departed Brazil’s embassy, exchanging greetings at a state dinner banquet. The encounter marked a cordial exchange between the two leaders ahead of Prestes’ return to Brazil.
The Missouri Board to revoke the license of Kansas physician Dr. E R Trinklay of Milforg Kan after a Mt i Heal meeting tasked Dr. James Stewart to file charges of unprofessional conduct and to initiate proceedings for revocation under physician oversight.
Washington reports the Cannon case ends as investigators decide not to compel Bishop Jimon Cannon Sr to answer questions about his conduct. A four to one vote by the committee directs submission of the male transcript of the examination to the district attorney, with questions deemed improper struck and the churchman excused from further inquiry.
City commission sets a contract for 868 dollars for playground equipment at San Jacinto Park. Mayor Hewes ton Thievas announces the lone tender, with bids reviewed by Cy Manager W. Sedartam and City Forester Tem pie Robinson after thorough consideration. Items include a raft, swing, climbing pole, and fishing rigs.
Monday marks start of bridge construction on the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Boise City. W H Rochester reports project materials grading in Amarillo by contractor John S McKnight and that bidders for the north approach bridge will arrive to submit bids as crews prepare the site.
A fire at 402 1 2 Polk caused slight damage to the rear roof area and pole. Smoke filled the space near the building owned by R. B. Master as onlookers watched a man burn in the vicinity. The scene drew a large crowd while efforts to release animals were noted as smoke cleared.
Backers push for a pledge to reach the house this Saturday as supporters rally behind the plan to secure passage and mobilize voters in key districts. Organizers cite urgency and broad local backing to meet the timetable.
A scrambled account shows Senator Reed supporting a bill despite dissatisfaction with Washington. The scene includes party divisions in Pennsylvania, mentions of Senator Granny, and Reed’s stance noted amid a broader debate on agricultural and economic policy with references to wheat, crops, and grain storage forecasts.
A fragmented report from Bartonville describes a shooting exchange involving a caller and a person named Bovey. One bullet struck the caller in the leg while another reportedly damaged his arm, creating confusion about the events and spelling of names.
Chris Wagner, living several miles south of town, plans to bring the first wagon load of wheat into town today. The event is described amid garbled OCR text with multiple errors and uncertain details.
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