Small of Texas Campaign Wins Warm South Plains Reception
Senator Clint Small rallied 3,500 in Lubbock to back his governor bid, touting court consolidation costs, a new pardon board, gambling opposition, and protections for education. Gene Howe credited Small as a strong South Plains advocate.
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Clint Small
Sout Plains
North Panhandle
Amarillo
Lubbock
Senator Small
South Plains
Attorney General
Gene Howe
AmAaTo News Globe
Texas
Dr Jarrel Cleared In Job Sale Charge
Dr E F Jarrel former member of the State Livestock Sanitary Commission freed today of charges in an investigation into the alleged sale of state jobs He had been indicted on three counts alleging thefts His resignation letter blamed political moves to discredit Gov Miriam A Ferguson administration Witnesses testified they contributed to a campaign fund with an understanding of rewards with state jobs.
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Tyler
Tex
E. F. Jarrel
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Miriam A. Ferguson
Adobe Walls battle remembered as 60th anniversary event
The piece recalls Billy Dixon warning Indians at Adobe Walls 60 years ago as Quanah Parker and other chiefs led a weeklong siege. Olive K. Dixon will attend a Borger Adobe Walls celebration on July 4 with a noon barbecue, a ceremony at the Adobe Walls monument, and remarks by Judge H. E. Hoover. The Borger Junior Chamber sponsors. Boy Scouts provide transport for old-timers.
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Billy Dixon
Billy” Dixon
Buffalo Hunter
Adobe Walls
Canadian River
Panhandle
Olive K. Dixon
Amarillo
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Borger
Borgers
H. E. Hoover
Battle of Adobe Walls
KKK Threatens Jack Johnson in New Jersey
Jack Johnson, 56, owner of The Airport Inn night club at Woodridge and promoter of boxing events at Teterboro, alleges a typewritten letter signed K K K ordered him to quit his activities in Bergen County. The note, received this week, demands withdrawal from night club and boxing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Jack Johnson
Reno
Jim Jeffries
Bergen County
Johnson
Woodridge
Airport Inn
Teterboro
Hasbrouck
Police Seek Second Arson Ring In Chicago
Chicago prosecutors disclose a second arson ring being investigated after 17 prisoners tied to the first ring are in custody. The new suspects, including torch men, adjusters, and merchants, are linked to fires costing about $1,000,000 and potentially risking lives.
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Chicago
Ace Band of Airwaves To Play Here Tonight
Jan Garber and his Yeastroamers will perform tonight at 8 15 at the Municipal Auditorium for a radio and dance program. The orchestra arrives from Dallas after 7 pm and will also play a dance at the Nat starting at 10 pm. The show features two grand pianos and the full company, with a free ticket offered with every $1 ticket purchased.
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Ted Fiorito
Guy Lombardo
Anson Weeks
Jan Garber
Municipal Auditorium
Tri-State Fair Association
Yeastroamers
Garber
Dallas
Nat
Lombardo
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Fair Association
Tickets on sale for Jan Garber concert and dance
Tickets for both the concert and the dance by Jan Garber and his orchestra go on sale today at City Drug Store No. 1 517 Polk Street. The Municipal Auditorium box office opens at 7 tonight. Dance tickets sell at the Nat after 7. Free ticket with each $1 concert ticket for downstairs section. Dance price is $1.50 per person.
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Jan Garber
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Municipa Auditorium
Garber Band to Entrain for Pa From Amarillo
From Amarillo the Garber band will entrain immediately for the Pa. The admission is 40 and 45 cents. Continued on page 11 col.
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Cony
Amarillo
Garber
Roosevelt gains in popularity says Senator Hatch on Amarillo trip
Senator Carl A. Hatch of New Mexico reports to a reporter in Amarillo that President Roosevelt is gaining support as people see him as the one who can pull the nation from trouble. Hatch notes broad confidence in the recovery program, with continued relief through winter and hopes for later cuts as business improves.
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Roosevelt
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
Amarillo
Clovis
Washington
Hatch
President Roosevelt
NRA
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
Partly cloudy to unsettled Wednesday in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas generally fair with some cloudiness Panhandle Wednesday. New Mexico fair Wednesday with temperatures by hour readings from yesterday.
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Amariillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Amarillo
New Son Arrives In Tunney Home
Polly Lauder Tunney, wife of former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, gave birth to a second son at New York Medical Center. The baby, not yet named, and the mother were in excellent condition. the first son is three years old.
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New York
Polly Lauder Tunney
New York Medical Center
Gene Tunney
Pastor Accuser Testifies in Welburn Divorce Case
Mrs. Wineta Long Welburn testified in district court that she married Rev. William B. Welburn Jr. last July in Boerne and accused him of mental cruelty by denying the marriage and his paternity of their child. She identified Welburn, now a pastor, as her husband and said their meetings occurred mainly at the church parsonage. The case was before the 94th district court with Welburn’s father occupying the pulpit pending settlement.
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San Antonio
William 8. Welburn, Jr
Wineta Long Welburn
Welburn
William Welburn II
Thompson On Relief Board Assumes Potter County Role
Amarillo lawyer and real estate man 0. D. Thompson is named to the Potter County Relief Board to replace Col Julius Dorenfield who resigned last week. Thompson will take oath and become active member. Dorenfield had chaired the board since formation. Other members are A. F. Meyer Chanlser Weymouth J. M. Hogue and Oscar Randall.
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D. Thompson
Amarillo
Potter County Relief Board
Julius Dorenfield
Thompson
Dorenfield
Relief Board
A. EF. Meyer
Chansler Weymouth
J. M. Hogue
Oscar Randall
Texas educator dies at Rotary meet in Detroit
Edmund Wynn Seale 45 of Kingsville Texas president of the Texas College of Arts and Industries and Rotary governor nominee died in Harper Hospital Detroit of a cerebral hemorrhage suffered earlier in the day He was in Detroit for the Rotary International convention and had fallen ill last Friday during a governors conference at Mackinac Island Michigan
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Detroit
Edmund Wynn Seale
Kingsville
Tex
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Rotary Clubs
Harper Hospital
Seale
Rotary International
Rotary
Mackinac Island
Mich
Seattle Unions Urged to Join General Longshore Strike
Seattle unions were urged by the local strike committee of the International Longshoremen's Association to participate in a general strike. The appeal was issued in Seattle on June 26.
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Seattle
U.P
International Longshoremen's Association
Prospérité Sinks After Collision With Marie Ange Near Lorient
At Lorient on June 26 a collision between the steamer Prosperite and the Marie Ange fatally damaged the Prosperite. About 100 passengers, workers from the Lorient Arsenal, were aboard. twelve were accounted for after six hours, six died, and rescue efforts continued. Admirals and harbor boats led the effort as witnesses watched.
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Marine Hospital
Arsenal
Lorient
Ince
John Factor to Be Freed From Jail
Chicago June 26 Judge Fran A Evans of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the release of John Factor a wealthy speculator from the Bycamoore jail where he was held awaiting a final order for his extradition to England on charges of defrauding investors of 7000000 dollars. The order signing was delayed until tomorrow to allow British crown counsel to contact the State Department in Washington.
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Chicago
Fran A. Evans
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John Factor
Bycamore, Til
England
State Department
Washington
Amorous Claims Against Alberta Premier Testimony Continues
Vivian MacMillan, a 20 year old stenographer, testified in Edmonton that Alberta Premier John E. Brownlee seduced her at his home amid threats of losing a government job. She described secret midnight meetings, a staged walk to avoid arousing her wary father, and the premier’s attempt to use his influence to compel her compliance.
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Edmonton
Alberta
U.P
Vivian MacMillan
John E. Brownlee
Brownlee
Statesman
MacMillan
Edson
Miss MacMillan
Soviets Find extinct City of Fighters
Soviet archaeologists announced the discovery near Ashgabad in the Turkmenistan Republic of the ancient Parthian city Nesta or Nessa. Excavations begun in 1990 revealed a large walled city with 48 water towers, an imperial palace and chief temple, and an ingenious aqueduct system supplying water from nearby mountains.
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Moscow
Nessa
Ashghabad
Tzvestia
Nesta
Texas Relief Commission to reconvene on Johnson post
An extraordinary Texas Relief Commission meeting is scheduled for tomorrow to consider reappointing Adam Johnson of Austin as state relief director and outline future policies. The session, convened by five members, follows Johnson's ouster last April 9 and comes amid disputes over purchases and employment at relief bureaus.
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Austin
Texas Relief Commission
Adam Johnson
Johnson
Holliday
Coke Blevenson
House
Texas Supreme Court
Julius Dozenfield, Jr
Amarillo
Stevenson
Vic
Marie Dresden
Commission
Jonnson
Adams
State Board of Control
Operation on heart draws medical interest in Lancaster case
Lancaster, June 26 44. George Hampton, 41, shows slight improvement after a rare operation that lifted his heart from its place stitched to close a stab wound and replaced it. Physicians from many points monitor the case by telephone as hospital officials report the progress. The stab wound is alleged to have been inflicted by Hampton's housekeeper Myrtle Dorwart.
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Lancaster
George Hampton
Hampton
Myrtle Dorwart
Four Escaped Jailers Sighted Near Amarillo
Alamagordo New Mexico June 24 Officers in the Sacramento Mountains pursue reports that four escaped jail inmates from Lubbock Texas were seen in a Chevrolet coach near Tulsa. None of the posse found the car or any camp and a separate report placed four men driving toward Amarillo. Sheriff W A Danley kept deputies in the mountains awaiting developments.
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Tulsa
Amarillo
Texas
Lubbock
Tex
Ed “Perchmouth
Stanton
Sacramento Mountains
John Wright
Weed Country
Tula
W. A. Danley
Alamo
Gordo
Sacramentos
Ed Perchmouth Stanton Escaped Jailsters In Pursuit Near Sacramento
Amarillo police received a Tulsa warning that four men including Ed Perchmouth Stanton and companions who fled Lubbock jail were spotted northeast of Tulsa near Palo Duro gaps. Authorities noted crossing points at Palo Duro Canyon and warned detours would funnel escapees back to main roads. In Alamogordo New Mexico on June 26 two peace officers pursued Stanton who fled toward the Sacramento Mountains after escaping with three others.
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Amarillo
Tulsa
Perchmouth) Stanton
Laibbeck County
Palo Duro Brakes
Amaerillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon
Arrmatrong County
Claude
Alamogordo
N. M
Ed “Perchmouth
Stanton
Lubbock
Texas
Sacramento Mountains
John Wright
Trammell Leads Pepper In Florida Senate Race
With about two thirds of precincts counted in Florida, incumbent Park Trammell led Claude Pepper by 3,904 votes for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. The tally shows Pepper 53,557 and Trammell 57,463 across 844 of 1,288 precincts.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Park Trammell
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Trammell
Look at Your Car Trade It Now for a Better Used Car
A sales pitch urges readers to study an old car and consider trading it for a better used vehicle advertised in today's Want Ads to ensure a smoother Fourth of July picnic or trip.
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Odel
Tage
DR. Jarrel
Quanah Parker
Lone Wolf
Little Robe
White Shield
Dixon
David Dallas
J. C. Phillipa
Lloyd
Bevbile
Roobe
Mara Aran Ter Cohen
KKK
New Jersey
Ace Band of Airwaves
Carl Hatch
Tunney Home
Rotary Meet
France
Admiral DeVille
Naval Port
Walt
Hunt
Alamogordo, N. M
ViveeWithout
Florida
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