Yellow Bird stowaway flight lands near Santander Spain
The Yellow Bird monoplane diverted to Santander Spain landing near the coast after a 31 hour trans Atlantic flight. A stowaway from Old Orchard Beach Maine was aboard and unharmed. The crew planned to refuel and continue to Paris as crowds gathered at Le Bourget.
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Santandwi
Spain
Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Maine
France
Santander
North Atlantic
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard
Charles A. Lindbergh
Azores
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Weather Forecast Till 7 PM Saturday for Amarillo
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity and across West Texas and New Mexico this Saturday. Pressure trends show high levels over Colorado and New Mexico and a trough in the Rocky Mountain region, with warmer conditions in that area and variable temperatures throughout the day.
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West Texas
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Mississippi Valley
Plains
Colorado
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Rocky Mountain
Congress Debates Prohibition as Deaths Rise in Blue-Collar Clash
In Washington on June 14, heated House exchanges over prohibition end in a protest about Representative La Guardia’s harsh remarks. Murphy of Ohio objects to the rhetoric while Williams presides. La Guardia warns that enforcement fatalities could spark civil war.
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Associated Press
Washington
la Guardia
Republican
New York
Murphy
Ohio
Williams
Ilinois
Sam
United States
Solons Seek Amendments to Texas Boxing Law
Governor Moody’s strict enforcement of the prize fight ban spurs four Texas representatives to propose an amendment. M. E. O’Neil of Frisco Ernest C. Cox of Corsicana John H. White of Borger and I. Hines of Linden introduce a bill to legalize boxing matches.
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Austin
Moody
Texas
House of Representatives
M. E. O'Neil
Frisco
Ernest C. Cox
Corsicana
John H. White
Borger
I. Hines
Linden
Paramount Buys Half Interest in Columbia Broadcasting System
Paramount Famous Lasky announces a joint agreement at the international convention confirming Paramount acquires a half interest in the Columbia Broadcasting System. The move links the film studio with the radio network and broadens its media reach.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paramount Company
GMAC Opens Amarillo Division Office by July 15
GMAC divisions to open an Amarillo office in the Oliver-Eakle building no later than July 15. H W Phenicie will manage the new unit with 65 workers and about 20 new families expected to relocate. The office will handle financing for GM cars in the Panhandle and adjacent Oklahoma Panhandle, shifting work from Oklahoma City and Dallas to Texas.
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Amarillo
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Oliver-Eakle
H. W. Phenicie
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Boy Shot in Play Not Fatal Says Doctor
Horace Price twelve year old son of Patrolman G H Price was accidentally wounded around eight pm while playing with a gun on the Lincoln street home lawn. The bullet passed through both lungs. he was taken to St Anthony's hospital and Dr Don C Marsalis said the wound is serious but not likely to be fatal.
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G. H. Price
Herbert
Price
Lincoln Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Don C. Marsalis
Hereford Toddler Drowns in Family Water Tank
An eighteen month old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Walter London, drowned in a water tank at their home near Hereford Texas. The child climbed to the tank edge and fell in while the family was present.
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Hereford
Tex
Walter London
Here
Oklahoma Aggie Team Wins London Judging
Stillwater Oklahoma June 14 A London cablegram reports the Oklahoma dairy cattle judging team won first place in the international contest representing the United States The team members are Holland Williams of Altus Harold Woodson of Comanche and Forest K Burns of Hillsdale The British team finished second.
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Okla
London
Oklahoma
Holland Williams
Altus
Harold Woodson
Comanche
Forest K. Burns
Hillsdale
United States
Libel Charge Filed Against Dallas Oilman C. D. Neff
An indictment for libel was returned by the Dallas county grand jury against C. D. Neff, a Dallas oil man. The charge stems from a letter he allegedly wrote to Representative George Purl claiming misconduct by blue sky law administrators in Austin. Witnesses included blue sky commissioner John W. Martin and other Austin officials.
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C. D. Neff
Dallas County Grand Jury
Neff
George Purl
Austin
Grand Jury
John W. Martin
Blue Sky
Rice M. Tilley
R. V. Nichols
Pickle
Attorney General's Department
Daniel” Moody
Pil Operaters
Four Arrested In Abduction Robbery Of Idaho Official
Four men identified as abductors and robbers of Lt Governor W. B. Kinne last Wednesday were arrested near Juliaetta Idaho. A fifth leader was reported absent during the holdup. Arrested: George Norman 47 Seattle Talbot Reynolds 20 Metaline Falls Franke Lane 21 Redmond George Livingston 19 Alaska Engos Fnoysland 21 North Dakota. The suspects will be jailed in Lewiston rather than Orofino.
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Associated Press
Juliaetta
Idaho
W. B. Kinne
Ward Alexander
Sam Bryant
George Norman
Seattle
Talbot Reynolds
Metaline Falls
Wash
Franke Lane
Redmond
Wis
George Livingston
Alabama
Engos Fnoysland
North Dakota
Lewiston
Orofino
Kinnie
Hoover Announces 1929 U.S. Surplus At One Hundred Million
President Hoover says the government will end the 1924 fiscal year June 30 with a surplus between $100,000,000 and $110,000,000. He attributes the change from a February deficit estimate to a surplus to higher revenues and a surge in income tax payments in the year’s first quarter. The Treasury expects the second quarter income tax to total $500,000,000 or more.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Reparations Leaders Arrive From Paris in New York
Owen D. Young, chairman of the reparations experts committee, and Thomas W. Lamont, the U S alternate delegates, arrived tonight from Europe. They were landed at quarantine on a Tug after disembarking from the Aquitania in New York Harbor.
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Associated Press
New York
Owen D. Young
Thomas W. Lamont
United States
Europe
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Bat
Farm relief bill clears Congress and heads to Hoover
Congress approves a farm relief bill ending the lengthy debate. Vice President Curtis and Speaker Longworth sign. Hoover plans to sign tomorrow. The measure creates a federal farm board, seeks a large appropriation, and aims to stabilize agriculture amid debate over debentures.
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Longworth
Hoover
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Senate
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South Dakota
Pine
Oklahoma
la Follette
Wisconsin
Ninorty
Caraway
Arkansas
Blonse
South Carolina
Copeland
New York
Man Aims at Hat Sparks Tragic Hotel Death
Seattle report says Thomas Folon, manager at Edison Radio, leapt from a seventh floor hotel window after marrying Enid 60 days earlier. The incident cites his discontent over his wife's new white hat.
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Seattle
Wash
Thomas Folon
Northwest
Edison Radio Company
Enid
Resentment Still High on Negr es Tea
Washington society discusses Mrs. Hoover's tea for Mrs. Depriest amid lingering racial tension. Senate figures decry the event as a social equality challenge while Mrs. Depriest and her husband praise the reception. Embassies stay silent as planners shield news from southern papers.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Jane Idea
de Priest
White House
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Mra. Depriest
Hoover
Ohio U. girl believed slain on first date
The mutilated body of 25 year old Ohio State medical student Theora K Hix was found near Columbus on the New York Central rifle range. Her roommates identified her by hair and clothing and a wrist watch stopped at 10. Police seek her date.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York Central
Theora K. Hix
Ohio State University
Miss Hix
Bradenton
Fila
Alice
Beatrice Bustin
Arts College
Medical College
Melvina J. Hix
Bradenton, Fla
Citizens' Training School Sets Record for Attendance
San Antonio June 14 More than 1 200 teachers registered before closing on the opening day of the citizens military training camp at Fort Sam Houston Major Benjamin Stocker publicity director said the camp would be the largest ever held here.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Citizens
Fort Sam Houston
Benjamin &. Stocker
Prejudice Outstanding Judge Reports Attorneys Confer This Morning
A judge reports prejudice outstanding and orders attorneys to confer this morning on the place of the Hamilton trial. The note indicates juror or venue concerns may affect scheduling and location decisions for proceedings.
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Hamilton
Change of venue in Hamilton murder case decided
Judge Henry S. Bishop ruled that R H Hamilton will be tried outside Potter County for the May 4 slaying of his son in law Tom Walton Jr. The trial site will be chosen by agreement of lawyers, likely in a southern city near Wichita Falls or as far as El Paso. The move, to distance 300 to 400 miles from Amarillo, avoids Amarillo venues and judges.
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Tom Walton, Jr
Potter County
Henry S. Bishop
Wichita Falls
el Paso
Amarillo
Bishop
Hamilton
Who Makes Slip Covers
Summer is here and nothing makes that living room furniture look cooler than attractive slip covers. If you can make them why not advertise in the Globe News Want Ads Business Service column. Little ads that will bring big jobs at small cost. Phone 6262.
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