Final day features top horses in nine Tri-State races
A large crowd of about 4,000 is expected as the Tri-State Racing Association's fall meeting wraps with two feature events. Post time is 2 00, gate opens 1 30. The sixth race offers 250, the Pinkney purse, and the eighth 200, top races of the closing day. New Mexico Day honors were paid yesterday with Dee Howard parade riding Sun Ray and Red Myrick on Red Comet. Senator Hatch delivered greetings from New Mexico and Governor Tingley.
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Tri-State Racing Association
New Mexico
Dee Howard
Red Myrick
Howard
Ray Pinkney
Sun Ray
Myrick
Hatch
Carl Hatch
Wes Izzard
KGNC
Clyde Tingley
Senator Hatch
Texas ranch heir on trial for murder of Santa Monica operator
James Henderson, 32, heir to a Texas cattle ranch, testified in Los Angeles that he killed Thomas Patton, a Santa Monica beer parlor operator, after finding him with his wife in Patton’s bedroom. He covered his face with his hands during the testimony.
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Los Angeles
James Henderson
Henderson
Texas
Thomas Patton
Santa Monica
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
The forecast calls for Saturday to be partly cloudy and warmer in Amarillo. West Texas areas west of the 190th meridian expect partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions. Panhandle should have Saturday generally fair with little change in temperature. New Mexico remains mostly fair. Temperature readings from yesterday include highs around 68 to 78 and lows near 58.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Hatch predicts New Mexico will sweep Democratic ticket
Senator Carl A. Hatch of Clovis visiting Amarillo as head of New Mexico's delegation to the Tri State Fair predicts the entire Democratic ticket will win in November with President Roosevelt leading. He notes NM is safely Democratic and remarks on a light speaking schedule during the visit.
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Carl Hatch
Demos
New Mexico
U. S
Carl A. Hatch
Clovis
Amarillo
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Dennis Chavez
Lincoln County
Clyde Tingley
Hatch
Convict's Holiday Ends With Capture In Bank Robbery
A Texas convict on furlough from Huntsville state prison failed in a bank holdup at First National Bank in Baird. Assistant cashier Clifford Jones fired on him as he fled in a car. Private citizen Larmar Henry chased and helped officers trap H L Meyers, who complained that victims began shooting when threatened.
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Clifford Jones
Meyers
Larmar Henry
Convret
Major in Legion testifies at Poole lynching trial in Detroit
In Detroit on Sept 25 an elderly major in the Black Legion testified in his own defense as 12 men face trial for the lynching of Charles A Poole. Vincent 68 said he attended the May 12 Black Legion meeting where plans to kill Poole were said to be made but he denied hearing any plot against the WPA worker. He affirmed adherence to Black Legion principles including opposition to Catholics and Jews.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
John
Vincent
Poole
WPA
Nippon Marines Withdraw From Shanghai District
Japanese naval authorities pulled back most marines from the Chinese section of Shanghai and sharply reduced patrols in the city. Tension eased as armed ships remained in the Japanese sector while police resumed duties in the international settlement.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
International Settlement
President Roosevelt to begin Western campaign swing
President Roosevelt outlined tentative plans for a first Western trip ending in Denver with possible West Coast stops. He said dates beyond next week’s Syracuse to Pittsburgh swing were undecided and that an initial western trip could be announced next Wednesday in Washington. White House aides listed six speeches in New York, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey next week.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Denver
West Coast
White House
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Boy Thought Buried Found Still Alive
Kansas City Mo Sept 25 Police learned Robert H Hill 14 year old Frank Leroy Hill whom he believed buried two months ago is alive He had searched after spotting the boy on the streets twice after the funeral The mother Mrs Geneva Mitchell said a decomposed body removed from the Missouri River in July was not her son and the boy was found at the home of her half brother Russell Miller in Deepwater Mo
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Kansas City
U.P
Robert H. Hill
Hill
Frank Leroy Hill
Geneva Mitchell
Missouri River
Russell Miller
Deepwater
Patterson elected president of life underwriters group
Alexander E Patterson of Chicago was elected president of the National Association of Life Underwriters at today's closing session of the annual convention. Other officers chosen included vice president O Sam Cummings of Dallas Texas and trustee for two years Herbert A Hedges of Kansas City Missouri.
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Boston
U.P
Alexander E. Patterson
Chicago
National Association of Life Underwriters
O. Sam Cummings
Dallas
Texas
Herbert A. Hedges
Kansas City
U S Britain and France Reach Money Accord
The United States Britain and France announce a monetary accord to stabilize exchange rates and reach price equilibrium. Officials said move aims to curb inflation and promote global trade. The agreement signals coordinated fiscal policy among major economies.
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U.S
Britain
France
France devalues franc in accord with Britain and US
Paris sent word it will seek Parliament’s readjustment of currency after an accord with Great Britain and the United States. Payment deadlines may be deferred and gold payments restricted as markets close. France aims to fix franc at parity with the dollar and pound, with a special session slated Monday. The Berlin Deutschland shipment noted amid ongoing gold flows.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
United States
Vincent Auriol
Wall Street
Havas
French Stock Exchange
Audiol
Deutschland
Woodring Named War Secretary in Roosevelt Recess Action
President Roosevelt appointed Harry H. Woodring as Secretary of War on a temporary basis to fill the vacancy created by the death of Geo. H. Dern. Woodring formerly governed Kansas and has led the War Department since Dern died last month. The White House described the move as temporary with no clear plan for a permanent successor.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevel
Harry H. Woodring
Geo. H. Dern
Woodring
Kansas
War Department
Dern
Utah
White House
Widow challenges prenup in $80 million estate dispute
Mrs. Mabel Harlow Green charges her late husband Col E H Green left an $80,000,000 estate to a will excluding her was obtained fraudulently The case ties to Hetty Green and her son who built a railroad empire Her husband died June 8 and she seeks to block probate of the will through her attorneys with claims to a legitimate right. Roaring mobs in Bilbao kill and injure many after an aerial bombardment and hostages are slaughtered as fascist attackers strike government sites and streets flood with enraged crowds
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Port Henry
N. Y
Mabel Harlow Green
Col. E. H. Green
Hetty
Associated Preay
Bilbao
Spain
Former Sooner Ace Badman May Sell Burglary Locks
Ray Terrill, a 20 year bank burglary convict, is released from the Oklahoma penitentiary after nine years. He arrives with an alibi receipt book and seeks a nightclub manager job. He plans to see a football game with his mother as they head toward Oklahoma City.
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Ace Badman
Mcalester
Okla
Ray Terrill
World of Freedom Today
Oklahoma
Terrill
Rosa Patton
Henryetta
Oklahoma City
Death sentance in double murder near Athens
Hughey Fulton, 31, Negro, sentenced to death by electrocution for the murders of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. German. The couple were slain at their farm home in September 1934 as their house burned with their bodies inside. Elmer Pruit also faces death, Artie Cook goes to trial October 12.
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Athens
Hughey Fulton
W. T. German
Here
Elmer Pruit
Artie Cook
Redston Gets 3-Year Term
Dallas reports jurors found George W. Redston a 34 year old ex Chicago crime investigator guilty of murder without malice in the Aug 4 shooting of A B Farrow a Dallas night club proprietor Redston received a five year sentence in the Texas penitentiary for the crime He claimed self defense and said he would appeal noting sectionalism and fears from officers surrounded the prisoner as the verdict was announced
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Dallas
George W. Redston
Chicago
Texas
A. B. Farrow
Redston
Farrow
Tri State Fair draws 25000 as crowds flock to last days
The Tri-State Fair neared its finale with Friday attendance reported at more than 25 000, including 4 000 in the grandstand for the seventh race program. New Mexico delegates led by U S Senator Carl A Hatch paraded downtown and at the fair, while Kiddies Day offered reduced midway prices and rural school children joined the second annual fair chorus events.
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O. L
Ted” Taylor
Taylor
Gene Howe
Fair Association
New Mexico
KGNO
Exposition
White Deer
Memphis
Clarandon
United Shows of America
Hereford
Way to Get Cash Ad Promises Quick Cash Offers
Classified pitch from The Globe and News urges selling used items. It touts cash for sewing machines electric cleaners baby buggies furniture planes radios rugs and stores. Read as a short local ad with a dial phone number and deadline.
Wallace Attacks Landon Farm Proposals From Des Moines
Secretary Wallace delivered a broadcast remarks condemning Governor Landon's agricultural proposals and the Republican party as leading to a crisis worse than 1932. He ridiculed the party as greedy and ignorant, saying they refuse to learn the lesson of the past and would plunge the nation into chaos again.
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Washington
Wallace
Landon
Democratic National Committee
Des Moines
Iowa
Wal
Lace
National Republican Party
London
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