Judge Davis denounces Smith as misinformed in utility probe
New York Sept. 23 Judge Stephen Davis director of the joint committee of National Utility associations said Gov Smith’s Denver attack contains many mis statements and the FTC record on public utilities is incomplete. He insisted the statement denies circulating pamphlets to New England high schools or owners of utility stocks and that the committee has not sent boiler plate or operated a committee of education.
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Associated Press
New York
Stephen Davis
Joint Committee of National Utility Associations
Joint Committee
Smith
Denver
Federal Trade Commission
Foe
New England
Igh
Walsh
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Davis
Committee of Education
Straton Denounces Smith as Nominee of Hellish Forces
Rev. John Roach Straton of Calvary Baptist Church in New York charges Governor Smith as the nominee of the worst forces of Hell during a Dallas speech at the State Fair race track grandstand. He defends political preaching as moral duty and cites a New York Times interview about Smith's record and past pro saloon sentiments.
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Straton
Smith
Dallas
Associated Press
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church of New
Mr. Straton
New York Times
Speeding Blamed for Car Crash on Amarillo Highway
O. H. Mottley suffered minor injuries when his car was hit by a faster vehicle on the Amarillo Panhandle highway east of town. Witnesses said the other car, speeding from a filling station, struck Mottley’s car. He was transported to St. Anthony hospital by a Blackburn Boxwell ambulance.
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O. H. Mottley
Amarillo-Panhandle
Mottley
Blackburn-Boxwell
St. Anthony Hospital
Youth Shot Accidentally In Lincoln Street Home
Harvey Chelf, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Chelf of 2201 Lincoln Street, is at St Anthony's Hospital after accidentally shooting himself while cleaning a .22 rifle Saturday afternoon. The bullet passed through his left hand and lodged in his left shoulder. He is resting well and will undergo surgery to remove the bullet this afternoon.
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Harvey Chelf
Guy Chelf
Lincoln Street
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Weather outlook for East West Texas and Oklahoma
East Texas shows Monday partly cloudy with possible rain in the extreme south portion and warmer in the south. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with moderate northerly winds along the coast. West Texas forecast mostly fair Monday with warmer southern portions, Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer in the north. Oklahoma Monday and Tuesday fair with higher temperatures.
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East Texas
West Texas
Lahoma
Roswell Delegation Heads to Amarillo for Tri-State Fair
About two hundred Roswell and Chaves county business leaders depart Roswell on Tuesday morning for Amarillo to attend the Tri-State fair. The special train will arrive at noon and depart at 8 p.m. The purpose is to promote the Chaves County Cotton Carnival and the New Mexico Military Institute with the NMMI band The Party Personnel.
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Roswell
N. M
Chaves County
Amarillo
R. W. Kisker
Claude Simpson
L. F. Woodhead
J C. Penney Co
G. H. Hockenson
Dustin’s
Holland Williams
J. J. Walker
John W. Hall
Frank Marks
Southwestern Public Service Co
C. S. Makeig
Southwestern Dispatch
Paul Odor
Allison and Arnston
G. W Arnston
Price & Co
Sidney Prager
Owl Drug Co
Walter Branch
Gross Miller Grocery Co
Fred Miller
Roswell Seed Co
E. F. Butler
Old Mission
Earl Latimer
Dobbs Furniture Co
C. S. Dobbs
Hunter & Son
Logan Hunter
Everybody's
Will Vanderwart
the Model
Ed Williams
Huff Jewelry
H. M. Huff
Roswell Hardware Co
W. G. Cowan
Joyce Pruit Company
Albert Pruit
Busy Bee Cafe
John Leakou
Record Publishing Co
Cecil Bonney
Carol Holland
Walden Bassett
Robert Daughtry
Bank of Commerce
W. S. Hodges
Henry Russell
Roswell Trading Co
H. B. Smurl
Kiplings
Bob Dakan
Young Motor Co
Frank Young
Geo. B Jewett
D. C. Pearson
Gordon Northcott Protests Innocence in Farm Murders
Riverside reports show Gordon Northcott continuing to deny charges of kidnapping and murdering boys on a so called murder farm near the city. Authorities pursue circumstantial evidence including a burned travel bag, Bible pages, clothing, and a found letter as efforts to secure extradition from Canada proceed.
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Gordon Northcott
Associated Press
Riverside
Calif
Gordon Stuart Northcott
Vancouver
B. C
L. C. Howe
Northcott
Canada
Coachella Valley
Sacramento
C. Young
Kellogg
Sarah Louisa Northcott
Baylor Exes Honor Brooks At Breakfast
Ex students of Baylor university hosted President Dr S P Brooks in Amarillo for a breakfast at the Amarillo Athletic club at 8 30 Sunday morning. He spoke on the Baylor moving campaign with Waco pledging 1 000 000 and the Baptist convention also to raise 1 000 000. Waco businessmen contributed over 400 000 toward their quota in under a week. A statewide drive is underway.
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Baylor University
S. P. Brooks
Amarillo
Dr. Brooks
Waco
Baptist Convention
University
Brooks
Unknown man shoots guest after party near Slaton
Deale B. Dean, 25, wounded with a gunshot to the abdomen after a dance at a farm home eight miles north of Slaton Texas. Initial reports say he was unarmed. assailant fled into a corn field. Dean, a Santa Fe fireman, remained in critical condition with no arrests announced.
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Slaton
Tex
Deale B. Dean
Lubbock
Dean
Here
Santa Fe
Death Toll In Florida Relief Areas Indeterminate
Officials say a precise death list from the Florida hurricane disaster is impossible to compile due to widespread devastation. Rescue teams work amid debris near Lake Okeechobee as bodies are cremated or buried locally, with numbers over 1000 and expanding as reports come in from Pelican City and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Palm Beach County
Lake Okeechobee
Pelican City
Howard Selby
The
Red Cross
Sebring
Japanese youth confesses to Honolulu boy slaying
In Honolulu the 19 year old Yut aka Funkunaga confessed to kidnapping and killing Gill Jamieson son of a local banker. He was traced by a ransom payment of four thousand dollars. He followed the pattern of the William Hickman case by attending the boy's school and releasing from class before abducting him for murder.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
T. H
Yutaka Funkunaga
Gill Jamieson
William K. Hickman
Mariot’ Parker
Los Angeles
Hickman
Fire Breaks Out at Mississippi Insane Hospital
Fire on the fourth floor of the state insane hospital in Jackson caused 15000 damage before control. Two thousand five hundred patients housed there. An inmate is believed to have started the blaze by lighting a mattress. No injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
State Insane Hospital
Pittsburgher Wins First in Big Air Derby
A Pittsburgher clinched first place in the Big Air Derby held in Bluff Arkansas. The event drew competitors from several regions with strong performances across multiple rounds. While specifics on scores or participants are limited, the winner stood out for speed and accuracy.
Dake Wins Los Angeles to Cincinnati Air Race in Class A
Robert A. Dake of Pittsburgh flying an American Moth won the Class A race finishing in Cincinnati after 25 hours 16 minutes 42 seconds at 83.15 mph. Hopkins of Detroit Stinson Jr. was second, with Kenyon of Boston third. headwinds challenged all entrants. Hopkins led early but Dake clinched the overall win.
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Associated Press
Cincinnate
Robert A. Dake
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
George W. Hopkins
Detroit
Stingon Jr
Theodore W. Kenyon
Boston
Challenger
Stinson, Jr
Hopkins
Charles W. Holman
St. Paul
Laird
Holman
Pine Bluff
J. Shelly Charles
Richmond
Fayle Rock
Dick Myhres
A. H. Kreider
Hagerstown
Dake
Large Crowd Hears Brooks at Fair Park
More than eight thousand attended the Tri State fair program at Amarillo as Dr. 8 P Brooks president of Baylord University delivered a landmark address. The crowd endured a cold wind before gathering for the sermon on faith and God as a spirit linked to a mother’s love.
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Fair Park
Brooks
Amarillo
8. P. Brooks
Baylord University
Fair Ground
Dr. Brooks
Automobile accessories offered by dealers in classifieds
In automotive equipment is included with new cars, but accessories wear out or styles change as new models are produced. Keep in touch with the latest automobile accessories through dealer offers in The Globe-News Classified Ads under Auto Supplies and Repairs. Phone 6262 Ad-Taker.
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Globe-News
Amarillo Day Draws Historic Turnout At Tri-State Expo
Officials predict a record crowd as Amarillo closes businesses and all public schools at 1 PM for Amarillo day. Attendance is expected to exceed 60 000, surpassing any prior year, with more than 27 000 counted through the gates on Saturday as the exposition opened.
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Amarillo
White Deer closes schools to attend Tri-State Fair
White Deer will close its schools and permit a student delegation to attend the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo. Gulf Oil manager Austin Meredith spoke to authorities, and the plan was approved unanimously. Over 33 000 attended yesterday as fair opens with a parade at 11 am and Stroud's Rodeo scheduled at 2 15 pm.
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Panhandle
White Deer
Austin Meredith
Gulf Oil
Amarillo
Fair Program Highlights A Day Of Rodeo Music And Flight Shows
A historical fair program lists a football game Pampaya Texhoma with 45 cent children 75 cent adults admission. Music by Dave Derden band at 2 16 p m Leonard Strouds rodeo features bronco riders trick riders ropers educated horses and bucking horses with wild cattle. Admission 50 cents children 1 for adults. Stunt flying by Harold English and 8 pm Schooley and Col lines 1928 Winter Garden Revue a large outdoor musical comedy followed by Thearle Duffield fireworks display. Night stunt flying and aerial fireworks in a Travelair plane.
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Pampaya
Texhoma
Dave Derden
Leonard Stroud
Harold English
Schooley and Collines
America
Thearle-Duffield Company
Thearle - Duffield Company
Wellington Drugist Injured in Car Accident
Wellington Sept 23 W H Andrews pharmacist and part owner of the Palace Drug store was painfully injured when his car collided with another driven by W H Herbert farmer nine miles south of Wellington on the Childress highway Thursday night.
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Wellington
W. H. Andrews
Palace
W. H. Herbert
Leonard Stroud Leads Rodeo Program at Fair Today
Leonard Stroud, 1928 world champion trick rider, headlines a rodeo at the fair with Johnny Judd and a lineup including Tinhorn Hank Keenan, Gene Kreig, and Mayme Stroud. Events feature bull and Brahma steer riding, broad jumping, calf roping, trick riding, and a bulldogging stunt, plus trained animals and an afternoon of Winter Garden Revue acts.
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Johnny Judd
Leonard Stroud
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tinhorn Hank Keenan
Brahma
Gene Grieg
Ginger
Mayme Stroud
Starlight Liberty
Date Scott
Gene Kreig
Cowboy Dronc
Fargo Bussey
Grady Wilson
Hank Keenan
Cotton Rose
al Garrett
Cecil Jones
Ralph Daniels
Key Dunn
Eskimo
Whirlwind
Rexall
Peaches
Amy Mas
Half Moon
Whicker Bill
Pine Bluff
Surcingle
Chief
Dancing Horse
Black Diamond
Winter Garden Revue
Fargo Busey
Chicago
Ilinois
Pauline Wilson
Tinhorn
John Kreig
Keenan
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AL Smith
Baylor
Honor Brooks
Insane Asylum
Bluff, Ark
Hopkins IS
the Globe-News
Stroud
Pampa
Okla
Fair Today
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