Brewster’s Millions Melt in Hollywood Wedding Reboot
Eugene VY Brewster, once a millionaire publisher, claims to have lost all but a small fortune. He vows not to lose his wife Corliss Palmer, former movie actress, reuniting them in a second ceremony after their 1926 Ensenada wedding. The couple appears in their Hollywood home amid plans to formalize their union again.
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Eugene VY. Brewster
Corliss Palmer
Brewster
Ensenada
Mexico
Kitchener
Hollywood
Hoover Plans To Visit Governor Firm On Oil Commission Plan
Governor Sterling and Railroad Commission clash over oil regulation as Hoover supports a state conservation commission to oversee production and conservation. The East Texas proration dispute sparks calls for a three member appointed body to replace the Commission. Sterling warns of losses to Texas from abandoned wells and industry dependence.
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Hoover
Associated Press
Austin
Sterling
Railroad Commission
New
East Texas
United States
Terrell
Smith
State of
Texas
East
Floor Action Comes This Week in State Legislature
The first week of floor action in the 42nd Texas legislature is set to begin with major bills on the agenda. Senate and House committees have cleared much of the prior mass of bills, with focus on a $200 million highway bond issue and East Texas oil proration tensions. A House move to eliminate small wells from proration is planned ahead of the March 24 hearing, while a constitutional amendment requires two thirds in both houses for submission.
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Constitution
Senate
House
Woodul
Houston
Capitol
East Texas
Sterling
Railroad Commission
Hoover
Lassiter
Henderson
Man Charged in Car Theft Free on Bond
Grady Beard turned over a man named A. L. Blackwell to Sheriff W. N. Thompson after a Sunday evening car theft attempt at the Beard home in Madison Street Ellwood Park. Bond set at $1,000 by Justice J. W. Minter. Blackwell claimed another man was involved but did not know the name.
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Grady Beard
W. N. Thompson
Beard
A. L. Blackwell
J. W. Minter
Blackwell
Ellwood Park
T. H. Benton
San Marcos
Tex
J. B. Beard
Madison Street
Tack Roses Sale Expands With 500 More Bunches Today
Five hundred extra Tack roses have been secured from D N Redburn Nursery for sale today after a busy Saturday nearly depleted stock. Roses priced at $1 in five varieties, part of an annual push by the Tackless Texan to boost Amarillo and the Panhandle as a real city of roses. Local papers in the district join in selling these roses with Rose headquarters at 317 Van Buren Street offering replacements for last year’s blooms through Mr Redburn.
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D. N. Redburn Nursery
Tackless Texan
Amarillo
Panhandle
Real City
Dalhart Texan
Quanah Tribune-Chief
Lamesa Reporter
Memphis Democrat
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Redburn
Rose
van Buren Stret
Amarillo as Distributor Site For Caterpillar Company
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce prepared an exhaustive brief on Amarillo and nearby areas for Caterpillar Tractor Company to establish a distributing plant here. Caterpillar, maker of tractors and road machinery, currently routes Southwest distribution from Kansas City with nearest agencies in El Paso Fort Worth Oklahoma City Enid and Denver.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Kansas City
el Paso
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Enid
Denver
Santa Fe changes schedule for Train No 94 in Amarillo
Santa Fe announces a new arrival time for Train No 94 in Amarillo. Starting Sunday March 15 the train will arrive at 11 25 A M, 55 minutes later than the previous 10 30 A M arrival. Other trains keep current schedule as before per T B Gallaher Amarillo general passenger agent.
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Santa Fe
Amarillo
T. B. Gallaher
Girl Slayer of Husband in Nice to Reconstruct Crime
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger who killed her jealous husband in their Nice home last Wednesday night will be recalled to the room of the crime for pan tomime reconstruction as police and magistrates prepare for her examination next week. Her attorney signals new self defense arguments, while the Philadelphia theater magnate Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger’s death unsettles the American colony and leaves two young children asking for their parents.
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Associated Press
Nice
France
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger
Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Nixon
Rangers Take 60 In Raid on Night Club Near Galveston
Sixty six men were arrested in a gambling raid on Loma Linda exclusive night club about 20 miles outside Houston. Texas Rangers under Captain Wheatley held suspects for hearings by Justice Clem Myers. Each defendant fined 25 dollars and costs. gambling paraphernalia seized. patrons and operators included. Further charges expected.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Texas Rangers
Captain Wheatley
Loma Linda
Houston
Rangers
Rusk Roaen
C. L. Dutton
Clem D. Myers
Richmond
Myers
Deputy Sheriff and Mail Truck Driver Slain in Rum Run Battle
In Wilmington North Carolina a Hanover County deputy sheriff and a U S mail truck driver were killed in a gun battle after five deputies stopped a truck on a city outskirts bridge while pursuing an alleged rum runner. Deputy Sheriff W P Starling aged 86 was shot in the chest and side. Leopold Roberts 28 the truck driver was shot multiple times including in the head.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
N. C
New Hanover County
United States Mail
W. P. Starling
Leopold Roberts
Chevrolet Dealers Meet Here Monday at Amarillo
Officers for the 100 Car Club will be installed at a luncheon in the Herring Hotel where about 400 Chevrolet salesmen are expected for a special retail sales convention. Factory men from Dallas Detroit and local zones will direct an afternoon program in the City Auditorium using stage shows to illustrate selling procedures.
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Chevrolet
Herring Hotel
Amarillo
Felix Doran, Jr
Dallas
E. M. Chase
S. J. Brewer
Detroit
City
W. C. Williams
Culberson- Smalling Chevrolet Co
Pampa
Tex
Communists Will Return 10 Dallas to Give Testimony
William McCraw Dallas district attorney flew to Kansas City to prompt Communist organizers Lewis Hurt and Charles Coder to come back to Texas and testify before a grand jury about a mob beating near Dallas on March 5. Coder and Hurst planned to return to Dallas tomorrow or Tuesday. McCraw was accompanied by Dallas newspaperman E. K. Mead.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
William McCraw
Dallas
Lewis Hurt
Charles Coder
Texas
McCraw
Coder
Hurst
E. K. Mead
Floods Submerge 96 Villages Along Save River in Yugoslavia
Nearly 100 villages in the Po Savic region along the Save River are flooded as floodwaters rise. Ninety-six villages have inundated areas, with evacuations underway as the swollen river climbs further due to tributary inflows.
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SAVE
Associated Press
Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Posavic
Gas Fire Sparks in Alley Behind Polk Street Homes
Two cars passing down a Polk Street alley knocked meters off rails and loosened gas lines. Two jets of flame shot into the alley as gas escaped and was ignited, likely by car exhaust. Firefighters from Sixteenth Street station shut off the gas at the meters and prevented damage. The connected houses will be without gas until repairs are completed.
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Polk Street
Sixteenth Street
Weather snapshot for Amarillo and region today
Amarillo and vicinity remain fair with little temperature change. New Mexico looks for fair weather through Tuesday with a warmer swing in the south central and southeast. Oklahoma will be partly cloudy and warmer Monday and Tuesday. East Texas expects cloudiness with possible rain in the south. West Texas turns partly cloudy and warmer in the extreme west on Monday with generally fair and warmer conditions in the north.
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Amarillo
New Mexico
Oklahoma
East Texas
West Texas
Hoover to voyage on USS Arizona for Caribbean trip
President Hoover plans a 10 day rest voyage aboard the battleship Arizona visiting Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands with talks on administration, while Mrs Hoover stays in Asheville. He will later prepare eight speeches for April to June including Red Cross events and Memorial Day remarks. The Arizona will sail from Norfolk with limited officials aboard and a trial run before returning to duty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Caribbean Sea
Norfolk
Arizona
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Theodore Roonsevelt, Jr
Paul M. Pearson
Asheville
N. C
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Illnens
Hurley
Wilbur
Lawrence Richey
Red Cross
International Chamber of Commerce
Valley Forge
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Lincoln
Springfield
President Hoover
White House
Former Chancellor Mueller Improves After Gallstone Op
Berlin report says former chancellor Germain Mueller, who underwent gallstone surgery yesterday, was somewhat improved today per physicians.
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Mueller
Berlin
Germain Mueller
States Face Redistricting On New Law
The Associated Press reports 32 states must redraw district lines under a new reapportionment law based on the 1930 census. Notices were issued by House clerk William Tyler Page. 21 states lose 27 seats, 11 gain, with changes affecting politics and potential at-large races in 1932 if redistricting is not completed.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
William Tyler Page
House
Congress
Kidnapped auto exchange head taken on 196 mile ride
J B Jordan, head of an automobile exchange in Fort Worth, was kidnapped robbed and threatened with death during a 196 mile ride through Wise Baylor Tarrant and Wise counties to Arlington Heights. A $1,700 diamond ring and a watch were stolen but later recovered by Sheriff Arch Holmes. Two men are jailed and two more are held in custody as investigators weigh additional charges.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Baylor County
J. B. Jordan
Jordan
Wise County
Arch Holmes
Bomarton
Arlington Heights
Tarrant
Wise
Baylor
Decatur
Wichita Falls
Seymour
Harley Portwood
Cafe worker held after Skellytown shooting death
Noah Cornutt, 32, was fatally shot at a Skellytown cafe Sunday evening. Cafe employee W T Nix, 25, was jailed at Panhandle on charges linked to the shooting, which sheriff J W McCormick said followed prior trouble between the men.
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Pampa
Noah Cornutt
Skellytown
T. Nix
Panhandle
Cornutt
J. W. McCormick
Carson County
Malone
Sherif McCormick
Rail tragedy narrowly averted near Mullens West Virginia
A Virginia Railroad passenger train crashed into a rock slide about 20 miles from Mullens, injuring none seriously as the train slowed to stop at Rock Station. Officials reported 100 to 150 passengers and crew escaped with only bruises despite the wreck.
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Mullens
W. Va
Virginia Railroad
Mullen
Trai
Rock Station
Relics Unearthed by Frenchman on Banks Euphrates
Basra Iraq March 16 The French archaeologist Rene Wateli excavating at Kish near Nebuchadnezzar's tomb on the Euphrates has found the doorway to the King's Palace of the Sassanian dynasty dating about 600 B C Two perfect busts of the king part of a set of 14 on columns wearing crowns and with curled hair were unearthed.
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Premw
Basra
Irak
Rene Wateli
Kish
Euphrates
Nebuchadnezzar
Pal
Kina
Monoplane Crash Kills One, Injures Eighteen Nearby Farm
A single engine plane piloted by Robert H. Barnes crashed into a hillside apple tree on a farm near Greenville. Walter L. Barnes, 22, was killed and his brother Robert H. Barnes, 4, was injured. No witnesses. fog likely caused the crash.
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Associated Pree
Greenville
R. 1
Walter
Barnes
Robert H. Barnes
Robert
Do Farm
Used Car Like Golden Deals In News-Globe Columns
Buyers are urged to act on a big money saving opportunity in the Used Car columns. Prices are said to be at a ten year low with great selection. Trade in your car or buy a second car today to maximize savings.
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News-Globe
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