Pampa Votes Today on City Officials
Pampa Texans vote on municipal officers amid Ranger presence linked to Miss Beulah Allred arrest. Vying tickets include Mayor D W Osborne and commissioner candidates while supporters tout city hall project and paving plans. Rangers left town after warnings of no disorder.
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Miss Allred
Pampa Law and Order League
R. C. Campbell
J. G. Gantz
Charles Kentling
D. W. Osborne
Lynn Boyd
Clyde Featheree
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Northern California travel essay notes scenery and golf
Arthur Brisbane writes of Northern California as a premier travel hub with Hearst ranch access, Del Monte hotel on the Monterey peninsula, and Pebble Beach golf. He praises cypress groves by the Pacific, notes Japanese seed origins, and quips about golfers neglecting scenery for a ball. The piece invites readers to see America here and promises more on Page 2.
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Felix Votenberg
Boston
Vorenberg
Monterrey Peninsula
Europe
America
California
Pacific
Japan
Erickson
Acros
Wide Pacific
Fairway
Outlaw Armies Rampage Across Chinese Provinces
Reports from Hankow and Nanchang describe bandit forces terrorizing provinces south of the Yangtse River. They loot towns including Yuan Chow and Tun Chen, seize missionaries, kill officials, and demand large ransoms while government forces clash with raiders and evacuations unfold.
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ARD
Presa
Shanghai
China
Yangtse
Hankow
Yuanchow
Kiangsi
Nina Eleanor Gemmel
Girard
Kan
Tacoma
Wash
R. W. Porteus
England
Nanchang
Chu Teh
Europe
Quinsan
Soochow
Tunchen
Hupeh
Amoy
Fakien
Naval treaty talks revive as Briand seeks France's ok
London reports a new formula to satisfy French security demands may unlock the naval conference deadlock. Briand expects Paris instructions, while Britain hopes France will accept, aiding a possible three power reduction pact. Britten's Washington plan proposes scrapping specific US and UK battleships with Japan retaining ten, yielding tonnage targets.
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United Prep
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Dino Grandi
France
Grandi
Aristide Briand
Briand
Paris
Washington
Britten
House Naval Committee
Great Britain
United States
America
Florida
Utah
Wyoming
Arkansas
England
Benbow
Irance
Marlborough
Japan
Radio Features Tonight Across Major Stations
A dense program listing outlines tonight’s radio features across networks and local stations. Music, orchestras, and variety shows appear on WABO KOA KSL WHO WSM WGN WENR WLW and many others with Amos n Andy and Floyd Gibbons dispersing literary digest and news bulletins.
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KOA
KSL
WLW
WSM
Weaf and
Chain
WHO
KSD
WBAP
KVOO
National Broadcast Co
Paul Whiteman Andis
Wabo and
KMOX
Fort Worth
WGN
Chicago
Cincinnati
WENR
KGRS
P.O. Receipts On Upswing In March Totals
Postal receipts for March show a steady upswing beyond last year with a total of 28 754 55. February receipts reached 35 438 03, and March is typically an off month after February. Comparisons to 1928 1929 indicate ongoing city business trends. Griggs ambulance. See John about building. John Maynard Lbr. Co.
April 1 Calls Keep Cops Busy and Make Them Mad
Police face a flood of prank calls on April 1 as officers report about 40 false alerts. Officers warn the public to avoid hoaxes while Frank Gamblin notes confusion and frustration at the station. An incident at KRGS radio station involved a caller claiming the broadcaster had ceased functioning.
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Frank Gamblin
Frenaie Vy
E. B. Gish
KRGS
Ian
Feariin
Gamblin
Gish
Mr. Gish
Maedioland
Widow Cosimo Wagner Dies at 93 in Beyreuth
Frau Cosimo Wagner widow of Richard Wagner and daughter of Franz Liszt died in Beyreuth at age 93. Her life bridged the golden age of music and modern times and linked three great figures in music through marriage to Hans von Buelow and association with Wagner.
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United Press
Beyreuth
Germany
Cosimo Wagner
Richard Wagner
Franz Liszt
Strauss
Frank Liszt
Hans von Buelow
van Buelow
Europe
Cosimo
Ager
Nurenburg
Mode
Wagner
von Buelow
Liszt
Tchaikovsky
Brahms
Attempt to Wreck Train Foiled Near Willow Springs
County police monitored highways after an attempted wreck on the California Limited of the Santa Fe near Willow Springs Illinois. The engineer spotted ties across the track and slowed from fifty to near stop, then the train brushed the barrier aside at twenty miles an hour.
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United Press
Willow Springs
Ill
California Limited
Santa Fe
Turns Both Cheeks Then Sues for 10000 a Slap
In Chicago on April 1 Greek artist Nicholas Economonns sued Peter Moscores for 20000 damages claiming slapping him on church steps during a protest meeting. Economonns offered to donate any proceeds to the church.
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United Press
Chicago
Nicholas Economos
Peter Moscores
Church of the Ascension
Moscores
Econonomos
Mutiny in County Jail Averted by Ringleader's Removal
A mutinous atmosphere in Potter County jail eased when Kingleader Wardboiled Smith was moved to Hutchinson County jail at Stinnett by order of Federal District Judge James Wilson. Smith, jailed on narcotic charges after a prior escape with Jack Green, had harassed inmates, broken window lights, hurled objects, and prompted tear gas use. Green faces theft, assault, and robbery charges.
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Smith
Soner
Potter County
Bill
Hutchinson County
Stinnett
James ©. Wilson
Thompson
Gay County
Jack Green
Armstrong County
Signal Hill
Green
Yancey Sets Sail for Bermuda Nonstop Flight
Captain Lewis A. Yancey and two companions launched from North Beach in an attempt to fly nonstop to Bermuda. The takeoff occurred at 9 39 a m on April 6, with observers noting heavy fuel use and about nine and a half hours of fuel remaining. The 1759 mile over water flight aims for eight hours.
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Associated Press
North Beach
Lewis A. Yancey
Bermuda
Long Island Sound
Yancey
Sweetheart of Schroeder Girl Faces Death Penalty
Newcastle Pennsylvania April 1 W Glenn Dague a former automobile salesman of Wheeling West Virginia awaited death in the electric chair with his sweetheart Irene Schroeder blonde waitress for the killing of Corporal Brady Paul of the Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol After two and one half hours of deliberation with only one ballot taken a jury last night decreed that Dague too must pay the extreme penalty The case went to the jury of eight men and four women at 695 pm and at 727 the verdict was returned
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United Press
Newcastle
W. Glenn Dague
Wheeling
W. Va
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Dague
Screen Star Bert Lytell Weds Grace Menken in Philadelphia
The marriage of Bert Lytell and Grace Menken was disclosed today. They wed March 16 at the home of Kenneth Menken in Elkins Park Philadelphia in a private ceremony.
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Screen Star
Aevciated
New York
Bert Lytell
Stag
Grace Menken
Elkins Park
Philadelphia
Kenneth Menken
Unemployed Losses Reported By AFL Leader
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, told a senate committee that 3.7 million workers were out of work in February and collectively lost more than 400 million dollars in pay.
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Green
Associated Press
Washinton
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Court rule proposed to bar unconstitutional laws
A joint resolution introduced by Senator Brookhart would prevent a law from being declared unconstitutional if the dissent of one supreme court justice is present. The measure aims to curb judicial review and set new limits on constitutional interpretation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Hawks Glider Lands El Paso Chronicle
A transcontinental glider flight led by Captain Hawke resumed from Tucson at 6 AM with the tow plane Eaglet. The plan called for a direct flight to El Paso with a brief lunch stop and refueling near Lordsburg to recoup time.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Frank Hawke
Eaglet
el Pano
Tex
Hawke
Lordsburg
N. M
el Paso
Sweetwater,ex
Dallas Man Is Slain Near Mineral Wells Home
Ed Brooks 47 of Dallas was shot and killed near his father’s home three miles east of Mineral Wells. Suspect H Stubblefield 62 surrendered to authorities and faced a murder charge. Griggs ambulance assisted at the scene.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Mineral Wells
Tex
Ed Brooks
Here
H. ©. Stubblefield
Woman Bravely Takes Pecos Census Job
A Texas woman with a tent and blanket roll begins census work in Pecos County. Among 120000 enumerators for 302,9200 U S families she faces a Herculean task, with three male applicants already failing. The local supervisor praises her grit and local familiarity with roads and trails.
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Bess Furman
Associated Press
Washington
Pecos County
Texas
United States
W. H. Case
el Paso
William H. Steuart
Japanese delegation to London to accept naval formula
Tokyo says the government instructs its London delegation to accept the Reed Mateudaira naval formula without changing tonnage figures but with reservations. Officials say these reservations should not hinder a quick tripartite naval limitation pact.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
London
Jones Holds to Golf Lead at Southeastern Open
Bobby Jones of Atlanta the national open champion shot a 68 two under par to maintain the lead in the Southeastern Open at Augusta Ga his three round total stands at 213 Boxwell Bros and Blackburn ambulances listed in the report.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
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Sheridan Road
Lottie Brener von Buelow
Enrique Dechow von Buelow
Lottie
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Pampa, Tex
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst Ranch
San Simeon
Ann Yates Ott
San Angelo
San Antonio
Ira Yates
Emil Ott
RKO
York
KPL
WDAF
Wdaf. Id
P.O
Griggs Ambulance
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
W. 5Th
Polk Street
Schroeder
Raskob
Associated Prone
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
U. 8
Phil E. Baer
Hoover
Houston
HAWKS
Associated Prene
el Paso Maaipal Air Field
PECOS
Case
Jones
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
Blackburn’s Ambulance
Globe-News
Amarillo
News-Globe
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