Will Hays Morals Code and Crime Tales Stir the Nation
The Globe notes Will Hays moral code for the cinema as it reports on a real crime case where Charles M Carry and Harry Morhan planned to kill and rob their partner Angelo Freni. Freni survives and the trio faces later punishment. A London naval conference seeks a three power treaty and the world price of wheat remains shaped abroad. News from Moscow spurs anxiety among Jewish communities.
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Hodge
Calif
Will Hays
Charles M. Carry
Harry Morhan
Angelo Freni
Three-Power Naval Pact Now Likely
Two attempts to cap the No. 1 Mary Sudik gusher failed as oil and gas surged upward. The fire zone around the South Oklahoma City field was expanded to 3 1 2 miles while workers prepared a renewed effort to control the well.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Mary Sudik Gusher
C. R. O’neal
Wife slain in Wichita Falls quarrel turns fatal
Eunice A. Moore was shot to death on a Wichita Falls street after a hotel lobby quarrel with husband John W. Moore who then fatally wounded himself. Divorce actions had been filed recently. survivors include three brothers in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Eunice A. Moore
John W. Moore
Moore
City Buys 21 Lots for San Jacinto Park Plan
City purchases twenty one parcels in a three block area for San Jacinto Park. City Manager W N Durham states remaining sixteen lots will be condemned after failed negotiations, as city commission decision weeks earlier.
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San Jacinto Park
W. N. Durham
Amarillo School Board Race Grows With Seven Candidates
Amarillo faces tomorrow's school board election as seven candidates vie for four available seats. Outside contenders include Bill Askew A B Hall and A Petersen among seven contenders and four incumbents Prank M Butler Dr D Roach G Gordway and Dr W M Curl seek reelection with Hall Petersen newly added. Voting will occur at four designated precincts including the courthouse and Sixteenth Avenue fire station.
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Amarillo
Bill Askew
A. B. Hall
A. *Etersen
Wyennves
Prank M. Butler
D. Roach
G. Gordway
W. M. Curl
Ask
Hall
Petersen
Court House
Sixteenth Avenue
Hawks Glider Tow Cable Breaks Near Terre Haute
The tow cable parted between Capt. Frank Hawks glider Faedat and the tow plane near Terre Haute Indiana. Hawks forced to land four miles east of the city after taking off toward Indianapolis on the next leg of his transcontinental glider flight. He planned repairs and a later departure to Indianapolis, sending word to the delegation at Mars Hill airport. Hawks had landed at Terre Haute’s airport shortly before 10 o’clock after leaving East St. Louis earlier today.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Frank Hawks
Here
Indianapolis
Oe Ee Hanka
Mars Hill
Hawks
East St. Louis
Citizens Work On Rail Plans In Amarillo
An 11 member Amarillo committee began examining damages and right of way costs for the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Las Animas along Potter County. They aim to reach fair landowner settlements and present costs to the public next week. President Tom Cotten urged balanced city railroad dealings and noted steps toward cooperation with property owners.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe
Potter County
J. N. Beasley
Howard Paul
Earl Fuqua
Chester Adams
Charles Ware
Lindsay Nunn
Tom Cotten
Chamber of Commerce
Classified Advert: Local Services and Contacts
Blackburns ambulance contact 2323-4 and pen eiee inquiry to John. Also John Maynard Lumber Co located at 800 West, South.
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John
Pen Eiee
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Seeds and Nursery contest in Globe-News Want Ads
A big asset to the house and yards with flower beds trees and evergreens. The Seeds and Nursery column in the Globe-News covers seeds to nursery trees and invites readers to enter the Want Ads contest now running.
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Globe-News
Bridge Bill Passes To Link Oklahoma And Texas
Senate approved a House bill authorizing three free highway bridges across the Red River joining Oklahoma and Texas beside three existing toll crossings. Queen Victoria of Sweden gravely ill in Rome with King Gustav returning from Naples. Tariff bill conferees settled 68 more rate differences in the chemical schedule but hit a first hurdle over casein duties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Todag
Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
Rome
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Gustave
Naples
Arrest of General Yen Hei Shan Ordered by Nanking
The Nationalist government at Nanking approved a mandate to arrest and subjugate General Yen Hei Shan governor of Shansi and a leader of the Northern militarist alliance after they declared for his overthrow.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Nanking
State Council
Yen Hei Shan
Shansi
Begin Street Repair Today In Amarillo
City engineers plan repairs to penetration type paving in Amarillo starting this afternoon delayed by equipment shortages. Water and spring damage complaints prompt action. plans include leveling valley gutters at intersections to reduce pavement stress. By week’s end warm weather should finish several paving jobs, including Belleview Street and East Third Avenue.
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Amarillo
N. Stanley
W. N. Durham
Mr. Stanley
E. N. Stanley
Belleview Street
East Third Avenue
Arthur Street
Third
Tenth Avenues
Masked Bandits Loot Ohio Bank In Major Heist
Five masked gunmen robbed the Union Trust Co at Xenia Avenue Dayton taking most cash from the vault and counters. Two stayed outside in a car while three forced employees and customers to the floor. They escaped in a waiting car with an estimated 30 000 to 40 000. only 600 remained in a teller cage. The bank had been robbed four times earlier, with loot from 5 000 to 15 000 in prior incidents.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Xenia Avenue
Union Trust Company
France Italy parity left to new field in talks
London dispatch reports a three power pact among the United States Britain and Japan may be signed soon leaving French security and Franco Italian parity to be resolved later Italian demands for naval parity with France persist as talks on League covenants and Locarno widen gaps in hopes for a five power limit.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
League of Nations
French optimism wanes at London naval talks
In Paris on April 4 the barometer of hope fell as Italian parity deadlock and U S nonadherence to a France satisfactory security pact dampened French confidence. Some French hopes now center on a three power pact plus League of Nations efforts to push general disarmament.
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Associated Press
Paris
London
United States
France
League of Nations
Mother Denies Kidnap Charge in Tucumcari Case
Kyle Bromley facing Mann Act charges in federal court did not kidnap a 16 year old Amarillo High School girl, according to his mother. She claims the pair went to Tucumcari to marry and says details will be revealed at trial.
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Kyle Bromley
Tucumcari
Amarillo
F. Bromley
Pierce Street
Adolph Abeyta
Quay County
Kyle
Pickford and Baxter Honored by Academy in Hollywood
The Associated Press reports Mary Pickford and Warner Baxter received top motion picture honors for the year ending July 31, 1929. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the awards at a banquet in Hollywood attended by major industry figures. Pickford won for Coquette and Baxter for In Old Arizona.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Mary Pickford
Warner Baxter
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Mise Pickford
Coquette
Baxter
Old
Arizona
Dallas Visitors Bring West Texas Growth Push
A Dallas party of 21 business leaders traveled by special train to Canyon and Amarillo, meeting the West Texas business community. Dallas delegates praised regional development, with remarks from Nathan Adams of Dallas First National Bank and Homer Mitchell of Texas Employers Casualty Company stressing banking support and Dallas’ role in expanding West Texas markets.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Canyon
Panhandle
Wichita Falls
Tenth Avenue
Polk Street
Cadet Corps
John Hoyee
Hereford
Mclean
Dumas
Mr. Boyce
Homer D. Wade
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Arthur L. Kramer
Divas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Nathan Adams
First National Bank
Adams
West Texas
Homer Mitchell
Texas Employers Casualty Company
Hoover Signs Road Building Bill for $125 Million
President Hoover signed a road bill authorizing $125,000,000 annually for a three year road building program. The Associated Press reports the measure was signed in Washington on April 4.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Tremble Sentenced Ten Years for Electric-Store Holdup
Robert Tremble found guilty of robbery with firearms in the holdup of an electric shop. A district court jury yesterday recommended a 10 year sentence.
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Robert Tremble
Distriet Criminal Court
Senate probes pro prohibition lobby as Raskob testifies
John J. Raskob, chair of the Democratic National Committee, testifies before the Senate Lobby committee on contributions to the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. He describes his role at DuPont and as an AAPA director, noting about 65 000 dollars in gifts and an annual pledge of 80 000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chairdman Caraway
Senate Committee
William H. Stayton
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Paul KR. Mallon
United Press
John J. Raskob
Democratic Nationa Committee
Senate
Raskob
General Motors
Caraway
Dupont de Nemours Corporation
Association Against the
Radio Features Tonight on Chain Networks
Central time schedule lists 7:00 Orchestra and Cavaliers with Jessica Dragonette on WEAF and others. 7:00 Jones and Hare on WJZ. 9:00 At the Sign on WABC. 9:00 The Quakers on WIZ. 10:00 Amos n Andy on WJZ. 10:30 Plovyd Gibbons on WJZ. additional station features include WSB Atlanta 10:30. KMOX St. Louis 10:30. WLW Cincinnati 10:30. WDAG 7:30–9:00. KGBS At the Sign 9:00–9:30.
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Orchestra
Cavaliers
Jessica Dragonette
Weaf and Chain
WRAA
WOAI
WEY
KOA
K&l
WOW
WDAF
KPRC
National Broadcasting Co
Jones and Hare
WJZ
Chain
Penn
WFAA
WKY
Wem
WHAS
Wabc and Chain
KGRS
KMOX
KMBC
WMAQ
KOIL
WOWO
WLAC
WISN
WERC
Columbia System
the Quakers
WIZ and Chain
WBAP
WOAIL
KVOO
KTHS
KSL
KFI
WLW
WSM
W88
Amos
N” Andy
WJZ and Chain
WEAP
K8sl
Plovyd Gibbons
WJZ and
Eae
Chicago
WSB
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
WDAG
KGBS
Columbia Chain
Wealthy dentist charged in $200,000 insurance murder plot
Dr. Andrew J. Bass of Columbia, Mo., 55, under indictment for murder in the slaying of William R. Pearman near Gravette Ark. The case centers on a $200,000 life insurance scheme and an alleged land deal. authorities seek other participants and a 38 caliber pistol to identify the gunman.
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Associated Press
Bentonville, Ark
William Robert Pearman
Columbia
Gravette
Andrew J. Bass
Pearman
William Rober Pearman
Bass
Gracetty
Ark
William Folta
Martinsburg
Baersaw
Combs
Colombia
Kansas City
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