Roosevelts Peace Plan Highlighted at New Mexico Day
Tri-State Fair kicks off New Mexico Day headed by Governor A. W. Hockenhull with large Eastern delegations and educational features. School Day attracts pupils while Press Day recognizes newspaper staff. Visiting bands from Memphis Lubbock and Goodwell arrive as crowds fill the grounds for the fourth consecutive day of events.
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A. W. Hockenhull
New Mexico
Tri-State
Memphis
Lubbock
South Plains
Panhandle
H. A. Anderson
South Plains Exposition
Pampa
Dalhart
Perryton
Goodwell
Okla
Louis Baker
Plainview
Clarendon
Dumas
Star Lion
Farmers Delay Strike Decision In Des Moines
The National Farmer Holiday Association board votes not to call a farmers strike now. President Milo Reno says discussion shows farmers have nothing to sell and nothing to gain at present. Directors demand equal organizing rights with labor and no interference by the AAA.
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Des Moines
National Farmer Holiday Association Today
Milo Reno
Reno
AAA
Amarillo Weather Outlook Tonight Through Friday
Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Friday with possible light local showers. West Texas: partly cloudy south with thundershowers and colder north. unsettled, likely local showers and colder Friday. New Mexico: unsettled and colder tonight. Friday fair west, unsettled and colder east. Temperature data show yesterday's highs and lows around the region.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Eepcee
New Mexico Delegation Guests at Tri-State Fair
Gov A W Heckenhall and O S Greaser of Obar Quay County visit the Tri-State Fair with the Tucumcari delegation. Greaser, a prominent rancher, is a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Bill Beecher chairs Island station at 10 15 o clock.
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New Mexico
A. W. Heckenhall
O. S. Greaser
Obar
Quay County
Tucumcari
Burson Cleared of Banking Fraud by Federal Jury
John Burson former president of the First National Bank of Silverton was found not guilty on five counts of misapplication false entries and false statements. The jury retired 23 hours after deliberations began returning its verdict at 2 20 p m. Burson argued bank bookkeeping errors and no criminal intent. The Silverton bank founded 30 years ago by Burson remains in receivership after the 1933 bank holiday.
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John Burson
First National Bank of
Silverton
Burson
Silverton Bank
Roosevelt
Winant board proposes plan to settle textile strike
The Winant mediation board backs a program to create a textile labor relations board, study wage feasibility, regulate stretchouts, and investigate wage differentials. UTW and AFL leaders said strike continues until its executive council acts. Roosevelt received the board’s report.
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Labor Department
Federal Trade Commission
Textile Labor Board
Francis J. Gorman
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Roosevelt
Wellington attorney collapses in federal trial
R H Templeton a Wellington attorney suffered a heart attack during a federal court trial yesterday afternoon. His physician said the condition was not critical and he expected to return home soon. E T Miller of Amarillo completed the trial after Templeton left the courtroom.
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R. H. Templeton
Wellington
E. T. Miller
Amarillo
Mr. Templeton
Three men questioned in slaying of 75-year-old farmer
Decatur police hold three men in county jail for questioning in the murder of Joe Pickens a 75-year-old wealthy farmer. Officials gave no location of arrest and no charges were filed at noon.
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Decatur
Joe Pickens
Headless body of girl found in Highland Park suburb
Highland Park police report the headless body of a young woman, about 22, found in a Ravinia copse near Sheridan Road. A head believed to belong to her was found August 12 in the same area, and no missing-person match had been filed. The body wore a brown silk dress and walking shoes, with few clues for identification.
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Highland, Park, Ill
Sheridan Road
Ravina
North Shore
Chicago
Highland Park
Vanished Girl Dorothy Distelhurst Tracked By Clues
Police and federal agents search Nashville after six year old Dorothy Distelhurst disappears near Scott Avenue. Bloodstained handkerchief bearing a D, a hair-pin, and stains on pavement guide investigators as they probe kidnap or foul play. W L Hamilton found the kerchief. bacteriologist Dr William Litterer will report on blood evidence tomorrow. Hundreds join dawn to dusk searches across a five mile area.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dorothy Distelhurst
U. S. Department of Justice
W. L. Hamilton
Scott Avenue
William Litterer
Dorothy
A. ©. Distelhurst
Judge Thomas D. Dobbs Dies at 82 in San Antonio
San Antonio reports former Fourth Court of Appeals Justice Thomas D. Dobbs died at his home after a lengthy illness. The 82 year old jurist served on the court for years and was widely respected for his legal service.
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San Antonio
U.P
Thomas D. Dobbs
Fourth Court of Appeals
Texas lawmakers urge Roosevelt to simplify relief rules
Both Houses of the Texas legislature jointed in a direct appeal to President Roosevelt to simplify relief administration. The House voted 82 to 0 and the Senate followed without dissent. They criticized relief programs for high administrative costs and urged cooperation with the Texas Relief Administration to tailor regulations to Texas conditions.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Texas Relief Administration
Disfranchisement clash in Allred governor ballot case
In San Antonio attorneys argued before the fourth court of civil appeals over whether James V. Allred can be barred from the gubernatorial ballot. They warned a temporary order could disenfranchise about one million Texans and effectively auction the governor's office to the highest bidder.
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San Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
James V. Allred
Allred
W. W. McCrory
Tom F. Hunter
Charles L. Black
Austin
Red
Joe Burkett
San
Texas cattle grade to improve after government buying program
D T Simons of the Texas Agricultural Workers Association says the federal cattle buying plan will restock high grade stock and spur a fall winter breeding program. He notes widespread culling of scrub livestock across dairies ranches and beef farms as rebuilding begins after the program ends. Simons serves as government field representative for five states.
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Fort Worth
Texas
D. T. Simons
Texas Agricultural Workers Association
Agricultural Workers Association
Simons
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Duke of St Albans dies at age 64 in London
London report says Charlies Victor Ather Aubrey DeVere Beauclerk Duke of St Albans died today at age 64 in London. Details on cause and funeral arrangements were not provided.
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London
Duke of
Hauptmann Arrest Ties Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping to $50,000 Ransom
The Lindbergh case nears closure as Bernard Hauptmann is captured as the man who received $50,000 in ransom from John Condon. Investigators traced ransom bills, many circulating in the Bronx, and waited for a breakthrough to confirm Hauptmann’s link to the crime. The search extended globally with ships watched and numerous crews checked, but the mystery seemed solvable only with his arrest.
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New York
Lindbergh
Bernard Richard Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Jassie
Constant
Colonel
Breckenridge
Martha's Vine Yard
Long Island Sound
Hauptmann
Woman Shot to Death Near Houston on Buffalo Bayou
Mrs. Joe de George a leading figure in the Italian community and wife of a Citizens State Bank teller was shot to death 17 miles north of Houston near Addicks. A well dressed man fled the scene and a suspect with a pistol and exploded shell was arrested later. Joe Lomax found the dying woman and heard her cry for help before she died.
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Houston
Joe de George
Citizens State Bank
Addicks
Buffalo Bayou
de George
Joe Lomax
Lomax
Lindbergh Kidnapping Suspect Hauptmann Arrested
Justice officials announced the arrest of German alien Bernard Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh case. Police reported $13,750 of the ransom found in Hauptmanns Bronx cellar and identified him as the ransom recipient after witnesses and taxi driver Perrone testified. A stolen car and a 1932 New York license record were among the corroborating details noted by authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
Bernard Richard Hauptmann
John F. O’ryan
Hauptmann
Bronx
Ryan
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
O’ryan
Hoover
Greenwich
East Two Hundred Twenty-second Street
Jassie
John A. FB. Condon
O'Ryan
Jafeie
John Perrone
Une
Perrone
Move Swiftly to Prosecute Hauptmann in N J Court
Washington Sept 20 Attorney General Cummings said swift measures would prosecute Bernard Richard Hauptmann in a New Jersey state court for kidnapping and murder in the Lindbergh case. He noted federal jurisdiction does not apply as Lindbergh law became effective after the abduction. New Jersey law provides life imprisonment for kidnapping and death for first degree murder. No final trial plan was announced as conversations continued.
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Washington
Bernard Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Cummings
Hauptmann
Meisner Surrenders in Labatt Kidnapping Case
David Meisner, one of two men sought in the Labatt kidnapping case, surrendered to Detroit police today and said he had an alibi.
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Detroit
David Meisner
John
Labatt
Lindberghs Stay In Seclusion Amid Kidnapping Arrest Hopes
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh isolated themselves in Los Angeles refusing to comment as New York and Washington flashed word of a probable arrest in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. They hosted by J L Maddux at Hermosa Beach then left for an undisclosed destination as nationwide inquiries poured in.
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Los Angeles
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Washington
Lindbergh
J. L. Maddux
Hermosa Beach
Santa Monica Bay
Maddux
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kas
Rosswell
N. M
Phoenix
Ariz
Blythe
Calif
Col
Mrs. Lindbergh
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U. S. Greaser
Winant
Winant Mediation Board
United Textile Workers
U. T. E.’s Executive Council
Winant Board
Textile Labor Relations Board
Hereford
Marie Domino
C. M. Largent
C. M. Largent & Sons
Merkel, Tex
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Southwest
Doles
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Justice Department
Bruno Hauptmann
New York State
Lakewood
N. J
Meisner
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