Agricultural leaders meet at Waco today
Tex as agricultural leaders gather in Waco for a statewide conference on land utilization and farm resources. President Walton of Texas A and M College calls the meeting to discuss progress and cooperation among agencies. Noted speakers include Frank Baldwin and M. H. Gossett with a banquet planned tonight.
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Edwards Burned to Death in Kitchen Fire
Callie Edwards, 65, of Honey Grove Texas, was burned to death when kerosene ignited his clothing as he started a kitchen stove fire. He ran outside and collapsed in the garden before neighbors arrived. Edwards lived alone. funeral services were held today.
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President Hoover Becomes Thrice Grandfather
President Hoover is now thrice a grandfather after the birth of a boy to his elder son and Mrs. Herbert Hoover Jr. in Los Angeles. The birth was reported in Washington with surprise.
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State Legion Date Fixed for September 1-3
The state convention of the American Legion was fixed for September 1 2 and 3 at a meeting of the state executive committee in Austin. Austin was chosen as the meeting place at the previous convention.
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Five holes in one: Budde cards fifth time this year
New York report notes Jack Budde of Fox Hills Club scored his fifth hole in one in five years on the 165 yard fifth hole while using a new No 6 hickory shafted iron. In Pennsylvania Sarah Ellen Ross, Betsy Ross’s niece and daughter of Jack Ross, dies at 92. Ecuador plans a water gift for independence centennial celebrations.
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Lawson twins born in same night at hospital in Toronto
The twin son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson were born within minutes of each other at a Toronto hospital around midnight on March 31 and March 1, prompting the parents to consider two separate birthday parties or a joint midnight celebration in years to come.
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Mining Town Stunned by Shaft Blast
Carbonado Washington reels after a gas explosion in the Pacific Coast Coal Company mine kills 17 and traps 16 others. Foreman W G Wilson saved his crew by barricading them. 12 miners testified at a secret hearing as officials call it an unexplained disaster.
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Managers Speak Their Pieces On Eve Of Battle
Baseball managers look ahead to opening day with hopeful forecasts. Connie Mack and others express confidence, citing strengthened lineups and pitching while acknowledging tough competition from the Athletics Yankees Tigers Indians White Sox Cubs Pirates Giants and Browns. A public notice follows regarding a Texas chattel mortgage default with a scheduled sale of hotel equipment and Ford Motor Company of France stock parcels.
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Constable's Sale in Potter County Texas 1930 Notice
By order of the 108th District Court of Potter County Texas a sale is set for the first Tuesday in May 1930. The property is Lot 6 Block 381 Mirror Addition Amarillo. It is levied to satisfy a $2 560 judgment in favor of E S Burgess against Don C Littleton plus costs. Constable Allen H Johnson certifies the notice dated April 15 1930 with deputy Sam Ramsey.
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Hoover Firm for Parkers Appointment
Washington April 14 The administration supports Judge John J Parker for associate justice of the supreme court despite AFL objections and senate opposition. Three developments sharpen the showdown echoing the Hughes nomination battles as the White House defense and Senate Judiciary Committee maneuvers unfold.
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Ten Eyck Coaches Syracuse for Twenty-Seventh Season
Longtime Syracuse mentor Jim Ten Eyck begins his 27th season, shaping rivalries with young coaches like Aldrickson and Glendon while historic names like Courtney and Rice fade. The piece blends rowing lore with baseball anecdotes about John McGraw era moves and oddball umpiring memories.
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Eloquence Wins Man The Mann Act Case
Arthur Fred Lemon 84 of Kansas City was arrested in Memphis on Mann Act charges. He pleaded his case eloquently in court, persuading the girl Catherine Davison 21 of St. Louis to marry him. The state dropped the charge.
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Hospital Fire Forces Inmates Into Temporary Care
A hospital at the State Federal Soldiers' Home in St. James Missouri burned yesterday causing about 65 residents to be moved to temporary hospital wards and other structures on the grounds. The loss is estimated at 150000 dollars and is being attributed to the blaze with heroic employee actions credited for saving lives.
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Judge Parker and Mine Workers Case Spark Debate
The opposition to confirmation grows with Senator Borah potentially joining. Judge Parker upholds an injunction blocking United Mine Workers from organizing Red Jacket Consolidated Coal and Coke Company employees. The justice department argues he followed a prior Supreme Court ruling, while the labor federation led by William Green denounces perceived judicial bias.
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Konjola Medicine Praised For Hard Case Relief
A promotional piece extols Konjola as a new and different medicine that over seven years has brought happiness and relief in stubborn cases that resisted other treatments, claiming repeated wartime results.
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Konjola touted as cure all for stomach kidneys and nerves
Ancient remedy Konjola claims 32 ingredients including 22 roots and herbs. Mrs. Etter Stanley of Amarillo endorses it after relief from stomach, constipation, neuritis, and kidney trouble following a treatment at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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