Nye refuses to apologize over Smith oil row
North Dakota Senator and Teapot Dome committee chair says he will not apologize to New York Governor Alfred Smith. He defends statements on Sinclair Contributions and Sinclair's role with the New York racing commission, noting unchallenged Democratic committee information and ongoing dispute over alleged “infamous insinuations” and demagogic slander.
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Associated Press
New York
Smith
North Dakota
Teapot Dome
Senate
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
New York State Racing Commission
New York Democratic Committees
Alfred Smith
Blame Machine Age For Double Death By Own Action
CHICAGO April 16 The machine age and an aged couple who refused new machinery were blamed for the double death by their own hand of Gust Bjorklund 76 and his wife 75 They were found dead of gas their son saying Bjorklund a shoemaker rejected labor with new fangled machinery and continued hand work which he was proud of His despondency followed machinery taking over his trade
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Associated Press
Chicaco
Gust Bjorklund
Bjorklund
Famous basso Ari mondi dies in Chicago
Vittorio Arimondi, 65, renowned bass profondo and former member of the Chicago Civic Opera, Metropolitan Opera, and Milan Opera, dies in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Vittorio Arimondi
Chicago Civic Opera
Metropolitan Opera
Milan Opera
Labor Unions Update From The Plains
Notes from the labor scene report Carpenters and Joiners of America meeting with most officers present. New officer J P. Black returns to duties. Earl Anderson column praised. Union talk covers organization, workers' duties, and upcoming conventions with civic leaders planning support.
Expert to supervise soil survey in Amarillo
FE Templin of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station arrives in Amarillo from Midland County. He will oversee the soil survey for the Agricultural Department of the Board of City Development.
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FE. H. Templin
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Amarillo
Midland County
Agricultural Department of the Board of City Development
Mr. Templin
Soil Survey
Hanson Post Meeting At Legion Home
Hanson Post of the American Legion will meet at the Municipal auditorium at 7 30 tomorrow evening. Sergeant Ira C Barend says the session is called early so members can attend the Shrine Chanters concert.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Ira C. Barend
Shrine
Mexican Missionary Addresses Students
Senora Vernandez a Mexican missionary worker spoke to the Spanish department students at the high school this morning. She described some of her travels and emphasized the advantages of Spanish in schools.
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Senora Vernandez
Miner wage cuts spark hunger and strike risk claims
Glyde Allard in Plains Capital News argues wage cuts by mine operators push miners into hunger and desperation, heightening strike risk and cutting profits. He also notes sign painters have grown more competent, elevating their trade to an art and profession.
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Glyde Allard
Plains Capital News
Convict Seeks Help After Crashing Card Party
In Kansas City a hungry man named Ed Dack, an escapee from Lansing State Penitentiary, surprised a couple by entering their card game. He requested to be reported and surrendered. the Millers cooperated, contacting Warden W. H. Mackey and delivering him to the prison.
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United Press
Kansas City
M. J. Miller
Miller
Ed Dack
W. H., Mackey
Two Jailed At Sweetwater For Murder
In Sweetwater Texas April 16 a Black man and a White man were jailed in connection with the murder of Ernest Hardin a 42 year old farmer whose body was found beneath a highway bridge. The corpse showed blunt force trauma and three knife wounds with signs of a possible car toss. A blood trail led to the embankment and about 30 dollars was missing from the victim’s possessions. He leaves a widow and six children.
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Sweetwater
Ernest Hardin
Jim Hardin
Socialists in Political Meet at New York Today
The Socialist national convention in New York today set a 3 PM deadline to choose presidential and vice presidential nominees and adopt a platform. Norman Thomas is the leading candidate, with possible runners in Upton Sinclair or Metta Berger. The platform debate includes a fight over prohibition and local option for light wines and beer. Morris Hillquitt was unanimously chosen international secretary and urged a militant campaign.
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Associated Press
New York
Norman Thomas
Upton Sinclair
Mra
Metta Berger
Wisconsin
Morris Hillquitt
Tulia Stock Judging Is Here This Week
T. K. Morris, a vocational agriculture teacher, leads Tulia’s girls stock judging team in city practice sessions this week.
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Tulia
T. K. Morris
Potter Randall county herds judged for state contest
The team is preparing for the state vocational contest at the A and M college this weekend. This week’s judging is the final practice before they travel to compete in the state contest.
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Potter and
Randall County
A. & M. College
Captain Carle to Address Senior High Students
Captain Charles D. Carle of the Infantry detached list will address the Senior High School student body at 10 oclock tomorrow morning.
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Captain Carle
Charles D. Carle
Infantry
Meeting on Citizens Military Training Camp Benefits
During chapel period A McIntosh the superintendent describes the Citizens Military Training Camp and invites parents to attend. The meeting aims to explain benefits with no charge and will be held for interested families.
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Citizens Military Training Camp
McIntosh
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