Passaic Mill Strike Amid Sheriff Powers and Labor Tension
The Passaic woolen strike pits workers against mill owners with wage cuts and a broader clash over law enforcement. National figures like Norman Thomas and Albert Weisbord face arrest as Bergen and Passaic counties deploy a “riot act” stance, while unions raise funds to support strikers in ramshackle housing amid a contentious industrial dispute.
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Market notes mix in midland farm and meat trade figures
Regional livestock and grain prices show mixed activity with cattle and hogs trading steady to higher. Reports cover Oklahoma City Fort Worth Chicago Wichita and Kansas City markets with sheep lambs hogs and grazing price ranges, plus grain values for Amarillo wheat and corn through early April.
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Briand praises Mussolini and Italy’s policy in parliament
In Paris Premier Briand lauds Mussolini and Italy, says Italy freely chose its regime and that France seeks peace. He notes population growth and internal tensions but stresses collaboration and restraint, praising Italian cooperation amid European anxieties.
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Rotary meeting outlines core ideals and growth
The keynote outlines Rotary’s purpose as work and neighborly spirit, with emphasis on Christian ethics and service. Governor Cline praises Weatherford and district activity, notes 18 clubs with 100 percent meetings, and underscores intercity outreach and ladies nights.
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Dever on Stand Seeks Balanced View on Prohibition
Chicago mayor and senators debate enforcement of the Volstead act amid rising drunken driving arrests and alcohol related deaths. Dever warns against overreach while urging concessions and consideration for rural areas.
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Lockjaw Fatal for Riner Youth in San Jacinto Baptists Service
Bryan Franklin Riner aged 17 of Amarillo died at a local hospital at 11 30 PM from lockjaw caused by injuries from a Saturday accident. He rode on a dairy truck when a passing vehicle struck his right shoulder. Funeral services were held at San Jacinto Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Pryde. Burial at Llano Cemetery. He is survived by his parents three sisters and four brothers.
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Special Phone Directory for Rotarians Issued
A special telephone directory for visiting Rotarians has been published by George Hill of Southwestern Bell. It lists numbers for public officials, hotels, newspapers, and Rotarians. Directories were distributed to delegates at the Amarrillo hotel information booth during registration.
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Amarillo
Judge English Ordered to Appear for Trial May 8
Federal Judge George W. English of the eastern Illinois district was summoned by the Senate to appear at the bar on May 8 at 12 50 p m to answer charges of usurpation of power and other misconducts.
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Eastern
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Sheep Herder and The Traveling Man On The Open Road
A Pecos canyon scene shows a tall Texan on a white horse watching a band of sheep as a commercial traveler contemplates life on the road. The piece contrasts quiet wanderings with the hard realities of wages, asking how workers raise families on meager earnings.
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Gigantic Bull Movement Lifts Stock Prices in New York
A massive bull movement in New York stock prices began after the unexpected cut in the New York Federal rediscount rate. Many issues rose 1 to 12 points as buying surged, with total daily volume seen around 2,500,000 shares.
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John Brown Survivor Luke F Parsons Dies in Salina
Luke F. Parsons, last survivor of the John Brown bands and of the Osawatomie battle, died at his Salina home after a lingering illness.
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France Submits New Offer to Settle $4 Million War Debt
France today submitted a new offer for settling its $4,000,000 war debt. J. R. Bassett of 2100 Polk Street has returned from visits to several Texas cities.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Polk Street
Texas
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