Weedidit Captures Tri-State Handicap at Fair Park
Weedidit the C N Brewer gelding won the Tri-State Handicap the sixth race of nine at Fair Park in a sparkling mile and a quarter finish. Jockey G Napier rode the chestnut to victory as Brazos River Murphy's Luck and Kieva Girl trailed in the six horse field before a record weekday crowd in the Tri-State Racing Association meet.
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Tri-State Racing Association
Weedidit
C. N. Brewer
G. Napier
Weedicht
Murphy
Napier
Wee Didit
Murphy’s Luck
Brazos River
Murphy's Luck
Kieva Girl
Ethiopians Seated in League After Voting StandOff
The League of Nations assembly voted 39 to 4 to seat Ethiopian delegates, overturning Mussolini who had vowed to keep Ethiopia out. The credentials committee recommendation was adopted, avoiding submission to the World Court. Opponents were Ecuador, Hungary, Austria, and Albania.
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Geneva
Haile Belassie
Italy
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations Assembly
Mussolini
League
Ecuador
Hungary
Austria
Albania
Flood Crest in Austin Area Low
A flood crest on the Colorado River in the Austin area has subsided to a level similar to ten days ago. The flood, which originated on the Conchos River, caused heavy damage near San Angelo and claimed two lives, but Austin saw no further severe damage or loss of life.
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Austin
Colorado River
Texas
Conchos
San Angelo
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas areas
Thursday outlook calls for fair and cooler conditions across Amarillo West Texas and northern and eastern central zones. New Mexico largely fair with little temperature change. Temperatures midday around 63 to 82 with cooler nights. high expected near 87 and low around 60.
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Amarillo
Vi.cl -Tv
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Wesce
Singuuedie Vals
Milhoan and Stansell Take Dairy Honors
Milhoan and Son 1600 pound Kingsdale Queen the Third won grand champion cow in the Milking Shorthorn division while O L Stansell Dairy’s Fancy Premier’s of Floydada took grand champion Jersey. Tierra Blanca Stock Farms led Jerseys with 10 blue ribbons as Canyon’s McSpadden farms swept the swine show with 33 firsts and six grand championships at the Tri-State Fair.
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Kingsdale Queen
Miles Milhoan
Miles Milhoan and Sons
Wildorado
Tierra Blanca Stock Farms
Canyon
O. L. Stansell
Atchley and Wilkins
Tulsa
Tierra Blanca
Bill and
Lee McSpadden
United States
J. H. Adams
T. J. Edwards
Clovis
B. W. Wilks
Plainview
O. W. Youngblood
Hart
C. H. Woods
F. L. Keeter
Amarillo
E. H. Heath
Oklahoma to vote on liquor question in November ballot
Gov E W Marland signed a proclamation placing on the November 3 general election ballot the question of repealing constitutional prohibition of intoxicating liquor in Oklahoma. Prohibition was written into the state constitution when Oklahoma became a state.
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Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Missing witnesses appear in trial Detroit
Two Black Legion members sought as state witnesses in the Poole kidnapping and killing case testified for the defense. Defense attorney Bernard Cruse said the organization found them and that the Black Legion keeps track of all its members.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Secret Society
Charles A. Poole
Bernard W. Cruse
Japs Declare Martial Law in Shanghai
The Japanese naval high command in Shanghai declares martial law across a large area of the international settlement after gunmen shoot three Japanese marines, killing one and wounding two. Marines patrol Hongkew and Soochow Creek areas. one suspect is held, another escapes.
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Shanghai
Hongkeu
Soochow Creek
Jury Receives Slaying Case in Carthage Trial
The jury in the murder trial of Terrence R. Bramlett, 21, former CCC enrollee, heard arguments as the state seeks the death penalty for the slaying of Marlie Childs, former Shelby County treasurer. Bramlett claims Mrs. Childs fired the fatal shot and describes a romance that allegedly influenced the case. Mrs. Reable Childs received a 25 year sentence in the same proceeding.
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Terrence R. Bramlett
CCC
Marlie Childs
Sheby
Reable Childs
Bramlett
Childs
Wardlow Lane
S. H. Sanders
E. J. McLeroy
Joe McCasland
Ross Duran
Center
Texas
Huey Long Leaves Estate Worth 153588.53
The late Senator Huey P. Long left an estate valued at 153588.53 dollars including life insurance policies payable to his children. An inventory filed in civil district court by Charles J. Rivet shows policies totaling 30499.97 dollars. The estate’s property is located in Orleans Caddo and East Baton Rouge parishes.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Civil District Court
Charles J. Rivet
Orleans
Caddo
East Baton Rouge
Panhandle Old Settlers Elect Jim Christian President
At the Panhandle Old Settlers Association annual meeting at the Tri-State Fair grounds Jim Christian of Claude was elected president for the coming year using the grandstand as the venue. W H Fuqua served as president, with John Arnot Amarillo Clinton Henry Pampa Jep Todd Canadian and Mrs Oscar Hunt Canyon as vice presidents and Floyd V Studer re elected secretary. The gathering welcomed many new members and honored pioneer editors led by J C Estlack Clarendon editor of The Donley County Leader who spoke about early Panhandle journalism and patriotism from editors who bore risks in the field.
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Panhandle
Old Settlers’ Association
Jim Christian
Claude
Tri- State Fair Grounds
W. H. Fuqua
John Arnot
Amarillo
Clinton Henry
Pampa
Jep Todd
Canadian
Oscar Hunt
Canyon
Floyd V. Studer
Pioneer Press
J. C. Estlack
Clarendon
Donley County
Estlack
Will Rogers
McCormick
Tri-State Fair Park
Association
J. T. Christian
J.T. Christian
Sunshine Trio
Whiteflat
Oma Mae Jameson
Grace Keity
Katy Lynn Humphries
Dallas Woman to Replace Mrs Rohde in Speaking Circuit
Florence Rodgers, a prominent Dallas club woman, will replace Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde in the Democratic national speaking program. Rodgers will travel to Kansas City for one address and three in Kansas. Rohde sustained a leg injury in a Washington jail incident Monday.
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Dallas
Florence Rodgers
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
Improvement Noted in Malformed Child
Six day old Julian Tafel Jr. survived a crisis after surgery. Doctors who had given less than a fifty fifty chance to live called his condition a decided improvement as he had been starving from a malformed intestine and required an oxygen tent during the procedure yesterday.
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Chicago
U.P
Julian Tafel, Jr
Woman Victim in Auto Crash Near Death Near Amarillo
A head on crash on Highway 66 near the A. S. Helium Plant west of Amarillo left a Avondale Missouri woman near death and others injured. John Thornton suffered hip injuries, Mildred Farmer shock, and John Stanfield of San Jon New Mexico was jailed on a driving while intoxicated charge.
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Northwest Texas
Potter County
Amarillo
John Thornton
Avondale
Mildred Farmer
Landon compliments Wallace on New Deal work
Gov Alf M Landon surprised 400 town editors and farmers by crediting Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture with doing some fine things during a Des Moines visit.
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Des Moines
U.P
Alf M. Landon
New Deal
Henry A. Wallace
Pershing and American War Machine Flayed by Briton
London reports the fifth volume of David Lloyd George's memoirs criticizes General John J. Pershing and the U S World War effort. Lloyd George argues Pershing kept divisions separate and mistrusted Allied aims while praising American troops but condemning indecision and poor supply handling. The memoirs call the first year of U S participation largely insignificant.
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London
John J. Pershing
David Lloyd George
Britain
Lloyd George
Pershing
Rebel forces near Toledo surge toward Madrid and Alcazar
AP dispatch reports insurgent armies pressing toward Madrid and Toledo as Franco forces form lines to attack Naval Carnera near Madrid. Talavera de la Reina hosts fascist HQ with Madrid within reach and rumors of government surrender debated by Azana and Largo Caballero.
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Toledo
Alcazar
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Naval Carnera
Talavera de la Reina
Angela Toledo
Seville
Manuel Azana
Francisco Largo Caballero
Attendance on Third Day Tops Week Crowds
Tribune notes best attendance of the week on the third day as Tri State crowds gather for events. Event draws include local residents and visitors, signaling growing interest and strong turnout.
Races Play Big Role at Tri-State Dairy Show Amid Large Delegations
Bands and delegations from Oklahoma and the Panhandle flocked to the Tri-State Fair boosting attendance past three days. Milking Short horns Jerseys Holsteins and hog judging drew packed crowds in the livestock pavilion. New Mexico Day with U S Senator Carl A Hatch leads Friday program and KGNO broadcast features Meadow Sisters and Margaret Speakman.
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Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Tri-State Fair
Plains
United Showa of America
Plainview
Dal~hart
Spearman
McLean
New Mexico
Groom
White Deer
U. S
Carl A. Hatch
Clovis
Eastern
Two Arrested in Swindling Case
State police detained Franklin M. Plummer and Henry A. Johnson in Gettysburg Pennsylvania in a swindle involving Carrie E Tawney who said she lost 5300 in a Texas oil lands and stocks deal Plummer admitted taking the money over a year while Johnson is held as an accessory.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Carrie E. Tawney
Texas
L. D. Grutman
Franklin M. Plummer
Henry A. Johnson
Gritman
Plummer
Johnson
New York City Chosen For 1937 American Legion Meet
New York City selected as the 1937 Legion convention site. The event featured calls for a veteran labor alliance against foreign entanglements and cautious push for ex service benefits. Harry W. Colmery was assured the national commander post after Quimby Melton conceded. William Green urged Legionnaires to align with organized labor against American involvement abroad.
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Cleveland
American Legion
New York City
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kas
Quimby Melton
Griffin
Topekan
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Legionnaires
Beauty Shops Highlight Local Specials in Globe News Want Ads
Twelve Amarillo beauty shops appear in the Globe News Want Ads under the Beauty Shop columns. Each shop offers daily specials in beauty work, providing a handy reference for readers to choose a nearby service. Turn to classification number 32 on the Want Ad page.
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Amarillo
Globe News
Want
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