Senators Triumph In World Series Thriller At Griffith
Washington wins game three 4 3 over Pittsburgh as Joe Harris delivers the deciding two run hit in the seventh aided by a bold Harris strategy. Sam Rice makes controversial fair catch claim moot. Marberry seals Pirates late rally with three balls to Pie Traynor.
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Griffith Stadium
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Associated
Joe Harris
Senators
Stan Harris
Sam Rice
Marberry
Waltiesr
Alex Ferguson
Pirates
Pie Traynor
Bart McNeely
Rice
Pittsburgh
Smith
Bill McKechnie
Landis
Charley Rigler
Ferguson
Ray Kremer
Buccaneers
Bucky Harris
McKechnie
Fred Clarke
Harris
Liebold
Kremer
Goslin
Rock Island Line Route Sparks Santa Fe Dispute
Map outlines proposed Rock Island line Amarillo to Liberal and a Santa Fe opposed alternate. Santa Fe says the dashed route fails to open north plains and omits Liberal as a division point. Rock Island argues the dotted line better serves agriculture north of the Canadian river and the Carson-Hutchinson oil field, with a crossing deemed optimal.
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Rock Island
Amarillo
Liberal
Santa Fe
North Plains Railway
Spearman
Shattuck
Hansford
Moore
Sherman
Hutchinson
Interstate Commerce Commerce Commission
Commission
Panhandle
Chicago
Victims of Florida Crash Die Might Be Fatal
At 10 p m two Atlantic Coast Line passenger trains collided fifteen miles east of Tampa Florida one killed and ten seriously injured. Engineer Hicks of train 82 died instantly tossed from the cab. train 85 was due at 10 25 p m. A relief train with doctors and nurses rushed to the wreck as local patrols organized care for victims.
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Associated Preag
Tampa
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Hicks
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Plains Regions
Unsettled Sunday with warmer temperatures across West Texas and the eastern New Mexico area. A high pressure arc over the Missouri area this morning brings freezing temperatures as far south as southern Kansas and southern Missouri, with slightly higher readings over the western Plains. Rain has occurred in central Texas and the northwest, with hourly readings showing increasing temperatures into the afternoon.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mon Feo
Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio River
Plains States
Northwest
Lee Satterwhite Favors Special Session on State Affairs
Speaker of the House Lee Satterwhite said he believed enough House members would answer A H King’s call for a November 2 special session to examine state affairs especially the highway department. He does not foresee impeachment but favors a probe into conditions raised by King, noting a majority petition signers authorize convening regardless of the governor’s stance.
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A. H. King
Highway Department
Satterwhite
King
Throckmorton
House
Call Declared Cheap Move By AP GALVESTON Oct 10
Representative L M Kenyon denounced the attempt to force a special session of the Texas legislature as a cheap political move to discredit the administration in Galveston today. State Senator T J Holbrook backed the governor and called the call without foundation.
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Associated Press
Galveston
L. M. Kenyon
Session Not Favored by Opposed Texas Lawmaker
Austin Oct. 10 Representative Alf P. Petsch of Fredericksburg urged against calling a special session of the Thirty-ninth Texas Legislature. He called the move inappropriate and said the present time is unsuitable for any purpose, opposing the proposal backed by A H. King of Throckmorton County. Petsch was a leading figure in the last regular session.
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Associated Press
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Alf P. Petsch
Fredericksburg
A. H. King
Throckmorton County
Petsch
Legislaure
New York Florida air line to use Ford planes
Rodman Wanamaker announced that a New York to Miami air passenger service will operate using Ford built planes. The John Wanamaker store backs the venture with Ford interests. Ford engineers seek landing fields as planners finalize start dates.
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Associated Press
New York
Miami
Fla
Henry Ford
John Wanamaker
Rodman Wanamaker
Greaten
Ford Motor Company
Wanamaker
Wanamaker Department Store
Wahaimakor
Late wire briefs report notable deaths and cases
Professor George D. Herron dies in Hunach Germany of heart failure. Judge J T Herring of Nocona dies after 80 years of residence. Texas text book contracts may exceed 1.5 million dollars with free spelling books over 500 thousand. John W Worthington arrives to begin two year sentence in federal penitentiary. James Lewis of Cameron makes his own coffin to beat high graves costs.
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Germany
George D. Herron
Woodrow Wilson
Professor Herron
Montezuma
Ind
Europe
Wilson
Associated Preae
Austin
Text Book Commission
Associated Press
Atlanta
John W. Worthington
Wolf
LaSalle Street
Federal
Chicago
Cameron
James Lewis
Widow of Shenandoah disaster widow awarded pension
The Pension Bureau issued the first pension award linked to the Shenandoah disaster. Mrs. Alice B. Lawrence of Washington, widow of Lieutenant John Bullard Lawrence, receives $50 per month under the 19% pension act.
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Washington
Shenandoah
The
Pension Bureau
Alice B. Lawrence
John Bullard Lawrence
Martin Jury Fails to Reach Verdict, Retires for Night
The jury in the W. A. Martin murder trial over the Denton deputy sheriff killing retires for the night at 8 38 p m after completing arguments that began Friday night.
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Martin
Associated Presa A Dallag
W. A. Martin
R. B. Parsons
Denton
Negro Suspects Identified by Woman in San Antonio Case
A young widow partly identifies one of three black suspects arrested yesterday after a night of assault and robbery. She was forced to the ground at gunpoint to submit to mistreatment while escort John Pax was threatened. Police believe the case is nearing a solution.
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Associated
Prem San Antonio
John Pax
Santa Fe Protest of Rock Island Road Battle Promised
Final preparations for a federal hearing on the Santa Fe railway protest against the Rock Island railroad from Liberal Kansas to Amarillo continue. Examiner Mattingly will hear testimony starting Monday at 9 AM, with a decision to Washington for ICC review. Both sides mobilize, officials from Chicago and Ft Worth arriving as Amarillo hosts a key legal battle over route and impact.
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Rock Island
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Kans
Amarillo
Federal Court
Examiner Mattingly
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
A S. Stinnett
Board of
City Development
Chicago
W. I. Peter
H. Johnson
T. H. Wilhelm
Ft. Worth
Texas
C. A. Morse
Tmes Ston
Kan
Panhandle
Roth Island
Texhoma
Guymon
Shattuck
Okla
Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturing Association
Masonic Temple to be Dedicated in Amarillo on November 24
A dream held by Amarillo Masons comes true as the new temple at Fifth and Fillmore is dedicated Tuesday November 24 in a ceremony led by Grand Master Quinn Williams of Decatur. Prominent Masons from the region, including leaders of Knight Templars and the Mystic Shrine, will attend, with Amarillo Lodge No. 731 A F and A M in charge under Worshipful Master J W Webb.
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Fillmore Street
Quinn Williams
Decatur
N. H. Mohler
Knight Templars
Texas
Mystic Shrine
Plains
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A. M
J. W. Webb
Coast Patrol Boat Adrift Off Massachusetts Coast
The coast guard patrol boat CG-238 with eight crew members was left adrift a hundred miles off the Massachusetts coast during a gale. The 75 foot vessel exhausted its fuel while bucking the storm through last night and today.
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Coast Patrol
Associated Press
Boston
Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Bishop Brown Ordered Before Episcopal Head For Heresy Sentence
In Prescott Arizona, Geo Dixon Surynamie 26 Walapal Indian faced gallows for murder of Arthur Cavell taxi driver. He joked, then delivered a ten minute speech blaming Apache tribe lovers. New Orleans, Bishop William Montgomery Brown faced secular court action after conviction for heresy. Judge Burns noted church-state separation and declined restraining order, with further hearings set.
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Associated Press
Prescott
Ariz
Geo
Dixon Surynamie
Arthur M. Cavell
Cavell
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Montgomery Brown
Hig
United States
Louis N. Burns
United States Court of Eastern
House of Bishops
Sien
Herbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Brown
Burna
Joseph W. Sharta
Bishop Brown
Paper delivery hours and phone prompt reminder
Amarillo Daily News The Evening Post urges subscribers to phone if papers are late. A boy waits at the News building from 9 each morning and until 9 evenings to deliver to those who miss schedules. Deliveries target 6:46 am weekdays, 7 am Sundays, and 6:30 pm each afternoon.
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Newsbuilding
Ferguson grants clemency to federal prisoner
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson, the first Texas female chief executive, approves a ten day furlough for federal prisoner E. J. Watts now held in El Paso county jail. The action marks the first time a Texas governor has granted clemency to a federal inmate.
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Governor Ferguson
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
E. J. Watts
el Paso
E. Marvin severes ties with Klan in Dallas note
Dallas on October 10 reports Z. E. Marvin, former Ku Klux Klan official, announced severance after receiving a suspension letter from Clarence Parker, Exalted Cyclops. Marvin called the elimination a compliment in a public letter.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Ku Klux Klan
Z. E. Marvin
Clarence
Parker
Cyclops
The
Marvin
Italian Masonry Chief Halts All Lodge Meetings
Domizio Torrigiana grand master of the Masonic order in Italy orders all lodges to suspend meetings and cease work until further notice after Fascist Mason clashes in Co. in which several people were killed.
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Associated Press
Rome
Domizio Torrigiana
Masonic Order
Italy
Daily News reports on efficiency system at Brooks hardware
Sister Alice Brooke and her sibling join the Brooks family in a push for efficiency. John W. Brooks, hardware manufacturer, contracts with Bremy and Efficiency Corporation for systematizing his hold. Henry Hedge, the efficiency engineer, begins work in a new NA story titled Too Much Efficiency, exclusive to the Daily News on Tuesday October 18.
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Er Brooke
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John W. Brooks
Bremy and Efficiency Corporation
Henry Hedge
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