I Am Not A Hypocrite On Prohibition Says Reporter
The speaker defends personal酒 views on repeal of the 18th Amendment and criticizes wets and drys in Amarillo. He argues for state rights to vote on beer, warns of legal nullification if repeal fails, and condemns the reintroduction of weak beer as 3.2 content. He cites Missouri plans, brewer campaigns, and figures like Governor Lehman and Will Rogers.
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Abut Justi
Texas
Amarillo
Missouri
Ferguson
Austin
U.P
James E. Ferguson
Temperance debate and Amarillo election call to vote
A speaker denounces 3.2 beer and liquor politics while urging temperance and voting in Amarillo. He praises Mayor Ross Rogers for cutting city expenses and preserving finances, then urges residents to vote for or against Ross Rogers or Len Marrs in a close city election, stressing duty to participate.
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Ross Rogers
Amarillo
Rogers
Vernon
Smith
Len Marrs
Pirates demand ransom for three captives in Manchuria
Pearce, a British steamer Nantchang engineer, released after pirates held him and three officers since last Thursday in Yingkow. Pirates demanded 1 million dollars cash and armaments to free C. Johnson, W. Hargrave, and A. Blue, plus immunity in a letter delivered with the freed man.
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Yingkow
Manchuria
F. L. Pearce
Nantchang
Pearce
C. Johnson
W. W. Hargrave
A. D. Blue
Arm Severs in Crap Game Incident at 1702 Adams
Dave Douglas, a Black man, lost his right arm in an early Monday morning public safety incident described by police as the climactic moment of a craps game dispute. Two shots from a 12 gauge shotgun shattered the limb. surgeons amputated the arm at St. Anthony's Hospital. Police seek the suspected shooter at 1702 Adams Street in North Heights.
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Dave Douglas
St. Anthony's Hospital
Adams Street
North Heights
Childress Names Acting Postmaster
Washington April 3 P J A Hilburn was named acting postmaster at Childress Texas effective today.
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Childress
Washington
J. A. Hilburn
Texas
Dear Tack classifieds seek trades and shelter
A reader asks Tack to connect with someone who will trade a piano for painting and paper hanging or store one. A phone number is provided. Also aFarm hand asks for help finding a place to stay.
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Tack
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem extols books as constant friends across time. The speaker urges tired readers to seek solace and inspiration in literature from Homer to Shakespeare and Conan Doyle, claiming stories keep courage and youth, while the world’s troubles persist.
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Edgar A. Guest
Roosevelt Proposes Broad Farm Relief and Mortgage Reform
President Roosevelt calls for sweeping farm relief to widen credit and refinance farm debt. He urges equitable mortgage readjustment, lower interest, and amortization terms to avert home loss while enabling renegotiation through Federal Farm Credits. The plan includes a $2 billion mortgage bond exchange and 50 to 70 percent loan-to-value regrades.
Oil Industry Threatened By Lawless Element Says Texas Company Head
R L Holmes president of the Texas Company warns in a telegram to President Roosevelt that a lawless element may destroy the oil industry and upend banking. Copies were sent to Congress and all governors. He cites 95 percent industry support for a March 29 joint recommendation to the secretary of the interior. Gardner Cowles resigns as Reconstruction Finance director, creating three vacancies to be filled by Roosevelt with Republican appointees.
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WPI
R. ©. Holmes
Texas Company
Roosevelt
Congress
Holmes
Secretary of the Interior
Aide
Washington
Fi— Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Lowé
Today
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Cowles
Reconstruction Corporation Board
Rooosevelt
Beer Legislation Across States Raises Early Debate
New Hampshire and eight other states move toward beer sales with varied dates after April 7 while five states set legal sale dates: Maine late June Vermont May 1 West Virginia June 9 Wyoming May 18 Louisiana April 13. In Louisiana a gubernatorial proclamation expecting sale April 7 is noted. Voters in Michigan head to the polls to elect a constitutional convention on repeal of prohibition with 900000 voters choosing 100 delegates split between repeal supporters and pro 18th amendment sides.
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New Hampshire
Tennessee
North Carolina
Iowa
Michigan
Colorado
South Carolina
Alabama
Oklahoma
South
Maine
Vermont
West Virginia
Wyoming
Louisiana
Detroit
Oil controls eyed for East Texas as hearings proceed
W B Hamilton told the railroad commission that Panhandle production was allocated on a potential basis and tests of five and ten days determined well potentials. The panel weighs an East Texas order based on production prospects after the hearing. Federal plan to aid farmers and employment in oil industry discussed by T S Hose in New York. He says Roosevelt steps will create 54 million dollars in new spending power for oil farmers within a year and spur re employment by big oil firms.
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East Texas
W. B. Hamilton
Pampa
Railroad Commission
Panhandle
New York
T. S. Hose
600 Motor License Tags Written Out
From 7 30 in the morning until midnight Saturday Miss Jewel Davidson county tax collector and Thurley Stone deputy issued 600 automobile and truck licenses They did not stop for lunch or dinner The day showed slightly more truck licenses and within 400 as many car licenses as at the deadline last year Total commercial licenses issued to date are 945 and 7600 passenger cars Another report for Saturday listed 14 new passenger cars and two commercial vehicles licensed that day
Lindberghs Reported Moving Near Cardiff England
Cardiff presidents receive reports that Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh plan to live near Llandaff, in Cathedral City. The Daily Mail notes Mrs Lindbergh’s sister Mrs E M Morgan has a home nearby.
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London
Cardiff
Wales
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cathedral City
Llandaff
Daily Mail
E. M. Morgan
Swap Ad Panic in Amarillo Sparks Furniture Trade
Frantic advert caller urged The Globe News to kill the fertilizer swap ad in the Let's Swap Column. The scene shows widespread demand to trade fertilizer for furniture, highlighting the ad’s high results for readers seeking swaps.
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Globe News
Amarillo
Jimmy and Betty Learn Cannes Marriage Rules
In Cannes on April 3 former New York mayor Walker and his friend Betty Compson visited the city hall to obtain details on local marriage regulations. Walker denied rumors of a marriage and said he would announce it himself when ready. His lawyer Alfred Sharon accompanied them to the marriage bureau, which noted Walker had informed officials of an upcoming marriage but would not reveal the date. Walker may waive standard rules as an honorary Cannes municipal council member.
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France
Walker
New York
Betty Compson
Miss Compton
Alfred Sharon
Readmittance plans and new boycotts target Jewish shops and lawyers
In Munich a boycott committee moved to resume the anti Jewish campaign on Wednesday while ordering posters removed from Jewish shops last Saturday. New rules for readmitting Jewish lawyers to the courts limit admitted applicants to 30 or 35 with veterans favored, and some areas report arrests of Communists and Socialists linked to steel helmet activity. United States diplomats in Berlin appeal to stop the boycott, warning of renewed bitterness toward Germany.
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Berlin
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Harz Mountains
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United States
State Department
Hull
Germany
Buried Alive Cult Deaths Spark Indictments
District Attorney F. J. Hoey says a large cult membership confessed to burial and will face multiple murder charges. The case centers on Kalay-An Marie Clara with detainees including Kantinello Cadog Kang and several others from Pittsburgh Calif Stockton Vallejo.
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F. J. Hoey
Pablo Busbrillante
Estaqui Cadog
Espridion Kang
Hoey
Kalay-An-Marie-Clara
Kantinello
Cadog and
Kang
A. Santellan
Pittsburgh
Calif
Rufino Mapas
Stockton
Alperta Asta
Vallejo
Local firms preorder band tickets through Chamber of Commerce
EarI Bart of City Drug Stores buys initial block of band tickets with other firms expected to follow. Chamber of Commerce goodwill committee members Arch Hunsley Bill Wallace Ss L Kirk Bob Epperson Bill Lampe Jim Williams Mason King Garford Wilkinson Bill Day George Baird Bruce Autry Jess Sanders and the chamber itself offer tickets at the office.
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Earl Bart
The
City Drug Stores
Chamber of Commerce
Arch Hunsley
Bill Wallace
Ss. L. Kirk
Bob Epperson
Bill Lampe
Jim Williams
Mason King
Garford Wilkinson
Bill Day
George Baird
Bruce Autry
Jess Sanders
Legion backs Roosevelt and wartime veteran support
Hanson Post American Legion endorses National Commander Johnson’s letter to President Roosevelt pledging Legion backing for any presidential act benefiting the United States. The post approves measures affecting veterans, while stressing continued support for the government despite pension cuts for disabled veterans.
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American Legion
Louis A. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Johnson
Congress
Fred E. Young
Roosevelt
Wilson
Amarilloan Held After Brass Knucks Used
Hurley Morman is jailed in Potter County charged with assault with brass knucks on Sam Khoury. Khoury suffered a broken shoulder and was taken to Northwest Texas hospital after a debt dispute. The complaint was filed in Justice J W Pottinger's court by Mrs. Sam Khoury at 117 North East Second Avenue. Justice B R Clark presided over 32 misdemeanor cases including gaming and disturbances.
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Potter County
Sam Khoury
Khoury
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. W. Pottinger
North East
Second Avenue
B. R. Clark
Mitchell Trial Date Set in Income Tax Case
Federal Judge John C. Knox fixed April 17 as the opening date for the trial of Charles E. Mitchell former head of the National City Bank. He faces an indictment charging him with attempting to defeat and evade the income tax laws for 1929.
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Mitchell
New York
John C. Knox
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Markets Report
Markets report from Kansas City shows hogs 10-15 cents lower with top 3.70 for 180-220 lb hogs while cattle and calves weaken on feeding and stocker demand. Sheep volume high with mixed lamb and ewe prices. New Orleans cotton opens steady to firmer after morning volatility with May around 6.31 to 6.34 and July 6.47 to 6.49 before noon. Wall Street letters note choppy but narrow moves in stocks.
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