Gunfights in Cookson Hills Claim Two Outlaws
In the Cookson Hills southeast of Tahlequah a posse killed Ky Carlisle and Troy Love as they closed in on four alleged mountain killers. Andrew McGinnis, a Muskogee special deputy, was killed and Claremore deputy Hurt Flippin wounded. Deputy Sheriff Webster Pierce was slain yesterday. Reece and Bud McClain were killed in prior fighting.
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Okla
Cookson Hills
Tahlequah
Webster Pierce
Ky Carlisle
Band of Outlaws
Troy Love
Andrew McGinnis
Claremore
Flippin
Reece
Bud McClain
Susie Sharp
W. 8. Cannon
Carlisle
Love
National Turn Seen Against Hoover After Maine Vote
Washington dispatch reports a Democratic boost and a Republican setback after Maine delivered a surprising loss for Hoover. The piece notes leaders like Mayor Frank Hague contend results rarely change late, while Maine’s vote shocks party hopes and signals a hard-fought path to November.
No Trace Yet In Canyon Safe Looting
Canyon, Sept. 18. No trace found of burglars who looted the City Pharmacy safe early Saturday, taking 800 dollars in jewelry and 250 dollars in cash. Randall County and Amarillo police chase meager fingerprints clues as they search for suspects. Two small diamonds were dropped at the scene.
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Canyon
Randall County
Amarillo
Nara Visa
N. M
Quay County
Tucumcari
Rosebud
Here
First National Bank of
Manila Chinese Boycott Japanese Goods Declared
Six hundred Chinese including leading Philippine merchants at a mass meeting in Manila voted to boycott all Japanese goods in the Philippine Islands.
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P. I
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Germany Studying British Disarmament Note
The German government withheld comment on the British disarmament statement as the cabinet prepared to study it. The British ambassador delivered the note to the foreign office. Alfred Hugenberg’s Nationalist Montag opposed the move.
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Foreign Office
Alfred Hugenberg
Montag
Texas solons begin twenty first day of tax relief session
The Texas Legislature enters the 21st day of its tax relief session in Austin as the Senate signals possible adjournment while the House seeks to delay until midweek. Only one Gov. Sterling proposal remains pending, the delinquent tax remission bill in free conference after an amendatory act is deemed necessary to clarify taxed penalties and interest.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
House
R. &. Sterling
Judging Continues For Huge Tri-State Fair School Exhibits
Judging of the hundreds of exhibits in the Tri-State Fair school division remains under way. Premium winners are expected to be announced Monday. Supt W A McIntosh notes only one out of county entry. Hereford’s H E Dillehay displays district work. Amarillo schools and rural schools led by River Road principal Carl Clifft and supervisors Annie McDonald C M Rogers Maude Fletcher oversee elementary high school and art displays. Exhibits are in the Automobile Building.
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H. E. Dillehay
Hereford
Amarillo
Carl Clifft
River Road
Annie McDonald
C. M. Rogers
Maude Fletcher
One Woman Team Wins Canning Honors at Tri State Fair
A Ford Home Demonstration Club entrant from Deaf Smith County led the canning division capturing six firsts three seconds and two thirds becoming high point individual winner. Hob Moss of Bushland Club Potter County placed second with seven premiums as her club ranked second in total scoring. The event drew twelve counties with entries from 54 clubs marking the largest Home Demonstration Club contest yet.
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Ford
Deaf Smith County
Canning
C. Climer
Hob Moss
Bushland Club
Potter County
Mary Sitton
Wheeler County
Gray
Grandstand Reserved Seats At Fair Why Not Call 8878
Tickets for grandstand attractions at the fair may be reserved by calling P. J. Babb at the Fair office 8878. Prices include tax with 75 cents for general admission 1 for box seats and 35 cents for children. Grandstand events include rodeo races pageant and Siege of the Argonne.
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P. J. Babb
Roosevelt 10 Talk Utilities in Portland Speech Plan
Roosevelt heads to Pacific Northwest for a major speech in Portland on public utilities as part of a weeklong seven state campaign. Democratic leaders in Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansas Colorado Wyoming Utah expect their electoral votes for him in November. He previously spoke on farm relief and railroad issues and urged government cooperation with railroads and ICC regulation of bus and truck transport.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific Northwest
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Colorado
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New York
Mormon Tabernacle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prohibition Faces Primaries in Three States
Prohibition figures in primary elections in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin main contests involve Republicans. The La Follettes confront the rival Republican wing over economic issues in Wisconsin while New York and Massachusetts voters choose prohibition focused candidates.
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Associated Press
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
la Follettes
Garner Beats Death at Mother's Side in Detroit Visit
John N. Garner Democratic vice presidential nominee rushed from Washington to Detroit to stand by his seriously ill mother Mrs. Sarah Jane Garner. She briefly recognized him by whispered greeting as physicians warned she might die tonight, while Garner and family stayed briefly at the bedside. Meanwhile in New Mexico a bank robbery near Nara Visa left $1,600 seized and four hostages freed as a lookout car eluded pursuers.
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Sarah Jane Garner
Garner
Texarkana
Washington
Tully
Uvalde
H. G. Taylor
Associated Press
Amarillo
Sarah Garner
Taylor
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Justice of the Peace
Tucumcari
Ira Allen
McNeill
Mosquero
Tom Cullesple
Clayton
Comanchero Hills
Rosebud
Leona Schultz
Jim Burns
Zerre] Smith
Oren Durham
Nara Visa
Cleanup oil hearing in East Texas field set again
A three judge federal court in Houston will reconvene tomorrow to decide on state probation in the East Texas oil field. The case represents a major clash between proponents and opponents, potentially the last before the U S Supreme Court.
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East Texas
United States Supreme Court
Amarillo Today Presents Fair Schedule and Events
Rodeo begins 2 PM in front of grandstand while midway carnival opens at noon and runs through evening. Black Mask Players perform The Vulture at 8 PM in theater tent. Schools dismiss at noon. Agricultural judging and club exhibits proceed. Auto races under lights start 8 PM. Taxi dance on platform at implement shed in evening.
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Amarillo
Black Mask
First Deaf Smith Sheriff Recalls Early Panhandle Days
Jim Cook, 74, identified as Deaf Smith County’s first sheriff, spoke in Hereford recalling frontier life and roles as Indian fighter and friend of Billy the Kid. He noted hostage years, the Chisolm Trail, the Lincoln County War, and his 1890 tenure when La Platta hosted the county seat. He also spoke to Hereford high school students about his XIT Ranch leadership and frontier experiences.
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Plains Country
Deaf Smith County
Jim Cook
Panhandle
Billy the Kid
Cook
Lincoln County
Deaf Smith
la Platta
Gulf Weather Advisory Warns Texas Coast of Storm
The Weather Bureau issued an advisory at 10 PM for the Texas coast from Port Arthur to Corpus Christi. A gulf disturbance centered about 250 miles south of Galveston was moving northward with unknown intensity, posing a potential Gulf storm threat to Texas.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Port Arthur
Corpus Christi
Galoe
Bolivian Halt to Gran Chaco Hostilities Tied to Paraguays Agreement
The Bolivian government said it would stop hostilities in the Gran Chaco if Paraguay agrees in advance, in a note to the American Neutrals Commission in Washington. The stance was reported from La Paz on September 18.
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Gran Chaco
Paraguay
American Neutrals Commission
Washington
Call Farm Strike for Wide Area
SIOUX CITY IOWA Sept 18 A general selling holiday ordered to begin in all agricultural states of the Middle West and South at midnight September 20 by the executive council of the National Farmers Holiday Association The non selling campaign applies to grain and livestock Perishable farm produce like cream butter and eggs will not be withheld from markets for 30 days If prices do not cover production costs the perishable items will also be skipped From Sioux City the council commended five weeks of picketing but urged discontinuation immediately
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Middle West
South
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Sestlers
Hunter Picked by Tax League
The State Taxpayers' Association met at Waco and named Tom Hunter of Wichita Falls as lobbying representative for the next legislative session. A five year reform plan was adopted proposing 25 state departments, 50 counties, tax burden readjustment, farmer aid, and a governor four year term with possible salary increase. The group planned incorporation and set a December 3 meeting with about 715 members present.
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State Taxpayers’ Association
Tom Hunter
Wichita Falls
Hunter
Requiem Held for 20000 Japanese Soldiers in Manchuria
Mukden marked the first anniversary of the Japanese Manchurian invasion with requiem services for about 20 000 Japanese soldiers slain in the Russo Japanese war era.
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Mukden
Aggie Tech Game Ticket Sale Opens This Morning
Ticket sales begin at 9 am for the Aggie Tech clash between Texas A&M and Texas Tech at Butler Field next Saturday. Tickets are available at City Drug Store on Polk Street. prices include 1.10 and 1.65 admission, 2.20 box seats. A Tech special train will run from Lubbock. student reservations already reach 750 with 400 tickets held for a Lubbock block.
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Texas A. & M
Texas Technological College
Butler Field
City Drug Store
Polk Street
News-Globe
Tri-State Fair Association
Lubbock
Panhandle Exhibit Opens With Six Day Fair
Amarillo prepares for the tenth annual Panhandle exposition as the Tri-State Fair opens with ideal weather. Hundreds of visitors from the Southwest are expected and home folks will christen the event marking Amarillo’s day.
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Tri- State Fair
Southwest
the Panhandle
Amarillo
One Way Traffic Planned For Tri State Fair Grounds
Traffic will move one way during the week with eastward flow to the grounds on East Tenth Avenue and return westward on East Third Avenue. Buses and dime taxis will operate to and from the grounds. Parking inside the grounds costs 25 cents per entry or 2 dollars for a season ticket.
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Tri- State Fair Grounds
East Tenth Avenue
East Third Avenue
Mayor to Open Fair with Radio Proclamation
The five day fair will open with a radio address by Mayor Rost D. Rogers at 10 o clock from the Merchants Building. Officials and board members will be introduced on the program as schools resume at noon and merchants grant employers time off.
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Rost D. Rogers
Merchants Building
Tri State Fair Limits Complimentary Passes
W F Lampe president of the Tri State Fair Association asks the public for leniency in requests for free admission. He notes the fair relies on paid admissions and will reduce passes, refusing requests from those not directly connected with the fair or amusement concerns.
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Tri-State Fair Association
W. F. Lampe
Fair officials praise labor behind Panhandle amusement schedule
President Bill Lampe and Secretary Avery Bush praise weeks of work as fairgoers view results. Exhibits fill livestock and agricultural halls with record size displays across clubs and departments. Today features vocational agriculture judging, stock contests, Jersey cattle, flowers, and 4H events, with carnival open from noon to night.
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Bill Lampe
Avery Bush
Lampe
Panhandle
Jersey
Leonard Stroud
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