Florida Not In Path Of 160 Mile Gale Razing Haiti
Hurricane reports from San Juan and Havana indicate the Caribbean storm poses no immediate threat to Florida or Cuba. In Santo Domingo, 800 deaths are feared with vast destruction. Major Crockett seeks medical supplies, tents, and Red Cross funds as officials warn of widespread injuries and urgent aid needs. Historic relics in Santo Domingo face possible loss amid the disaster.
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190 Stricken at Camp of Vets
One hundred fifty men and women at the national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were stricken by a mysterious illness today. Many were taken to hospitals. The ailment, similar to ptomaine poisoning, is believed to have originated from food eaten yesterday on a boat trip through Chesapeake Bay.
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Texas History feature starts at The Daily News
The Daily News announces an educational strip titled The History of Texas to aid history study. Compiled by the P L Turner company of Dallas the series follows Texas textbook content. A notebook starter is planned with the first release next Monday.
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State Treasurer Hatcher disputes auditor on treasury staffing
Austin report sparking disagreement over treasury organization. Gregory Hatcher asserts payroll lists 22 names, not 23, with 14 salaries per statute and eight student workers. He claims savings from recommended machinery cannot occur until after legislature appropriates funds and stresses workload growth since he took office. He denies Auditor Lynn’s claims of missing ledgers and says changes would be impractical before September 1 1930.
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Texas
Payne’s Diary To Relatives Inheritance Guardianship Set
After a week the diary of A. D. Payne, convicted wife slayer, was turned to attorney Homer A. Callaway for the children. Sid Payne of Tulsa named temporary guardian. a Sept 15 hearing before Judge Motlow will decide permanent guardianship. Equity in the Payne home valued at 2500. The three children live with relatives: A. D. Jr. with Sid in Tulsa. Bobbie Jean with grandparents in Lovington New Mexico. La Dell visiting Pecos relatives.
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J. C. Johnson
Lovington
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Pecos
Dallas Lawyer P A Sidell Dies in Office
Dallas attorney P A Sidell a veteran and widely known member of the Dallas bar dropped dead in his office today. He was one of the oldest practitioners in the city.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas regions
Amarillo and vicinity expect a Friday of partly cloudy skies with generally fair conditions across West Texas and New Mexico. Temperature changes remain modest with no dramatic shifts. hourly readings are listed from early morning through afternoon, including max and min noted values.
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Depots and labor force for Santa Fe line Amarillo to Boise City
Nine hundred men are employed on the Amarillo to Boise City Santa Fe line earning about $100000 monthly. Most funds flow into Amarillo where workers board in line camps. 100 more will be hired as track laying starts by October 1. Depots planned at six sites including Boise City and Stratford.
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Oklahoma
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Texas Architect Recalls How He Helped Prepare Andree Balloon
Texas Architect recalls assisting in the preparation of Andree Balloon. In Baltimore a 16-year-old, Kennard Thompson, confessed to police he killed his employer Herbert G. Wetters, 51, on August 1, then lived off laundered money from forgery. Wetters body was found in a barrel at a perfume and soap factory. Thompson, held pending an inquest, described sleeping near the body and fleeing to New York before returning. His father sought counsel as details emerged. A note to the father demanded $250 or a bank would be blown up.
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Fall window style show planned by Globe News
The Globe News announces a fall window style show Monday night from 7 to 9 with live model displays in downtown shops. Dave Derden’s two bands perform 7 to 9, Junior Welfare League Style show at the Nat 9 to 10 with members modeling, Ted Jennings Original Arkansas Travelers provide music 10 to 12, admission 50 cents.
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Andree Diary Reveals Arctic Balloon Tragedy Details
Tromsoe Norway reports that the diary and log of Salomon August Andree, recovered from White Island, may provide a dramatic, though incomplete, history of the expedition. Observers believe the notes were written concisely under duress, describing the balloon voyage and the explorers cruel Arctic march before death.
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Promise quick denver work on rail line
Shamrock and Pampa chambers of commerce report readiness to secure right of way on the north end of the Childress Pampa rail line once blueprints arrive. Fort Worth and Denver officials say construction could start soon after negotiations close, with Rock Island joint trackage planned between Shamrock and Wellington.
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L. M. Hogsett
H. H. Durston
M. B. Oates
Pete Briggs
J. H. Barwise
Judge Barwise
One is killed as Argentinian clash erupts with students
In Buenos Aires on September 4, a clash between police and several thousand students marching toward the government house left one person dead and two wounded. Mounted police blocked Avenida de Mayo near Plaza de Mayo, charging three times before shots were fired as protesters breached the barrier.
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French flyers Coste and Bellonte reach Dallas after Paris to New York to Dallas flight
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte completed the 1,600 mile nonstop hop from New York to Dallas in 11 hours 64 minutes 45 seconds, earning a $26,000 Easterwood prize. Crowds of 10,000 welcomed them as guards and police kept back jubilant admirers. A convoy left Greenville for the rendezvous but returned late.
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