Borah Announces Weeklong Hearing On Treaty Parity
The committee, after executive session, confirms a weeklong hearing on parity with Britain. Chairman Borah says the panel will speed the treaty while uncovering all fees. Stimson reports London conference aims and delegation instruction limits, with Hoover having no explicit directives.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Americas
Britain
America
Borah
St Wald Pratt
Mystery in Death Near Sayre Hints at Various Causes
The body of D.M. Taylor, 42, was found near Sayre on Highway 65 with a pistol by his side. Local authorities described several competing theories about the death as an investigation begins.
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Sayre
Sayre Olas
D.M. Taylor
Tor
Vege EELAs-Pansy Eats Detay Revd Shams Bouton
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about a device or person named EELAs-Pansy and references to New Mexico and Amilo. The readable items are too incomplete to identify a clear event, date, or involved organizations for a coherent summary.
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Shamers
Bouton
New Mexico
Full Week of Criminal Work At Amarillo Federal Court
Amarillo federal court schedules a full week for criminal cases, a historic first. About 40 cases expected next week, roughly 20 for alleged Postal Statute violations and related matters, 15 charged with firearm or equipment offenses. Civil and equity actions to be heard later in the week. Also reported, a severe rainstorm with 8 inch rainfall caused pavement damage in the area.
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U.S. Court
Amarillo
Etiainal Eset
Fe Wa
Ates
Rehearing sought on Childress to Pampa rail line
Fort Worth and Denver Northern Railway seeks Interstate Commerce Commission rehearing of its plan to build a 113 mile line from Childress to Pampa Texas as an alternative to Frisco Rock Island routes. Burlington says the line would boost traffic and open markets while Frisco routes prevail in Northwest Texas. Local chambers and officials in Childress and Pampa support the petition.
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Washington
Fort Worth
Denver Northern Railway Company
Burington Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Childress
Pampa
Texas
Rock Island
Wenl Tink Tha Srth
Port Worth
Dai
Burlington
Southwest
Denver
Thi Ity
Fillmore to Get Viaduct Despite Fight
Despite protests voiced by Mayor Erect Thompson, officials confirm Fillmore will receive a viaduct spur. Reports say alignment and spur track work have faced delays, with Engineer E N Stanley meeting with authorities to discuss options.
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Fillmore
Erect
Thompson
E. N. Stanley
Eck
Showers and hail sweep the Texas Panhandle towns
Storm reports from Perryton Shamrock Plainview Lubbock and surrounding areas note showers and hail across many parts of the Panhandle. Some locations recorded light hail and rain with no known damage while others reported heavier showers and scattered precipitation during the period.
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Panhandle
Train trip to Clovis and Carlsbad Cavern excursion
A three day excursion features a special eight car Santa Fe train from Amarillo bound for Clovis on the first night and a visit to Carlsbad Cavern on the second night. The trip includes 100 strong high school band music from Amarillo and a delegation of local business and education leaders. Mayor Thompson will represent Amarillo with Mgr. King overseeing radio equipment. Continued on page 18.
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Clovis
Carlsbad Cavern
Wil
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Pecos Valley
Interme
Tinta Paints
Santa
Carlsbad
Priny
Moraine
Play
Ansarillo
Clown
Loral Business Firme
Travia Shay
Bush State Teachers College
Canyon
Merce
Thompson
Amarilo
W. E. Herring
A Raneger von i
Morris Castle Open at Fair Grounds Amid Busy Midway
The Tristate Yale president lauds Morris and Castle shows opening at Amari Fair Grounds. Tent displays promise a clean, meritorious midway with nightly performances including a popular children’s event each evening.
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Morris
Tristate Yale
Amari
Wilbur C. Haw
Fortanly
Castle
Lion
Tristate Fein
Mere
Caio
sChilden
Cardin Heads Amarillo Sre Company Leadersh
Cardin of the Amarillo sre Companys president ot the Jonvers and Munefacturers Asvoca tion will lend the 1 il tour a face to he among the
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Cardin
Amarillo Sre
Jonvers and
Munefacturers
Asvocation
Highway 366 Banquet Marks Border Talks
Delegates from northern and eastern points near Amarillo attended a gathering on Highway 366 with city officials and business leaders. Speakers including Sam B Motlow and B A Thompson addressed highway expansion hopes, urging state support for the Panhandle road project and envisioning a future link to Omaha and Lincoln.
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Aternoon
Tuneheon
Aeeal Howe
Annanleee
Amarillo
Atual
Otte Lsstenance New Menice
Yeas Conservcton
Lg Io
Sam B. Motlow
Entation
Poke TC Hier
Tnis County
Omaha
Panhandle
Twelve More Held in Rioting Case By County Court
The county jail holds twenty suspects tied to last Friday’s riot that burned the Grayton county courthouse and caused disorder in the Negro section. Texas Rangers and military court action continue as investigators seek the instigators and plan further arrests.
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Texas Rangers
Stenes
Cotfeale Toy Mart
Grayton Tounty
Danideon
Tod
George Mughes
Toene
Tie Sherman
Eircumataneen
Ted
Cal
Omigan Man Heads Livestock Corporation
Omigan Man, named as head of the Livestock Corporation, is noted in a brief regional notice. The report mentions Ramer in connection with the leadership detail, outlining the corporate role and local significance.
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Omigan Man
Livestock Corporation
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Sherman
Wichita Falls
Pompa
Bascom N
Tinmon
Alta
Plain Sew
Lubbock
Union Stage Company
Srecant
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Muntoon
Roswell
Ke Canyon
Canon
Joy
Umbarger Iessesss
Heads Party
AL Paso
Anq Visitors
Coloer Tal
John W. Naylor
Cal Lawrance
Ys McGee
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