Senators weigh list of large silver owners nationwide
Treasury report shows banks and corporations dominate silver holdings with few notable individuals. William J. Bryan Jr of Los Angeles appears. Stuyvesant Fish listed for long future positions. Banks like Bank of Manhattan and Chase National Bank hold large sums. Continental Can also listed. Senate seeks to gauge potential price impact from speculation while air mail bill delays persist.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
William J. Bryan, Jr
Los Angeles
Bryan
Stuyvesant Fish
New York City
Hubbard Brothers and
Callaway Fish and Co
Bank of Manhattan
New York
Chase National Bank
N. Y
Commercial National Bank and Trust Co
Fiduciary Trust Co
Continental Can Company
Carl Conway
House
Mead
House Post Office Committee
Post Office Department
Spain grants amnesty amid cabinet crisis
President Alcala Zamora signed a bill granting amnesty to thousands of political prisoners to avert the threatened resignation of the entire cabinet. Premier Lerroux warned the cabinet would resign if Zamora did not sign, while ministers hoped measures would appeal to both sides.
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Madrid
Alcala Zamora
Zamora
Congress
Spain
Alejandro Lerroux
Associated Press
Trio Injured In Car Crash On Fourth Avenue
Three men injured in a noon collision at Fourth Avenue and Pierce Street. Roy Bilderback, cafe employee, suffered deep head gashes and body bruises, transported to St Anthony's Hospital. Roy Brewer and Ivy Wilkinson, Potter County deputies, sustained bruises. Brewer's car turned north while Bilderback's sedan traveled west.
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Fourth Avenue
Pierce Street
Roy Bilderback
Taylor Street
Roy Brewer
Ivy Wilkinson
Potter County
Brewer
Bilderback
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Blackburn- Shaw
Wilkinson
Stocky Man Sought in Bonham Death Slaying
Bonham officers hunted a short stocky man suspected in the slaying of Theddie Branch aged 27 of Dallas. Branch was found shot to death near Bonham in what appeared to be a robbery with his watch missing and pockets looted. A borrowed car used to travel from Dallas to Wylie was recovered nearby.
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Bonham
Tex
Theddie
Dallas
Wylie
Japan Defies Hard Times In Trade Push And Diplomacy
A Globe column notes Japan reshaping foreign trade and diplomacy amid adversity, with references to tariffs, British competition in Turkey, and consumer goods like shoes and bicycles entering markets at low prices. Dillinger pursuit expands across Wisconsin with federal bills advancing and a nationwide manhunt ongoing.
Insull Kept Aboard Ship At Casablanca Morocco
At Casablanca the U S Exilena arrived with Samuel Insull still aboard and not allowed to go ashore as police cordons protected the ship. Exilona planned to sail at 7 pm to Boston for his criminal trial while reporters were kept away.
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Casablanca
Morocco
U. S
Samuel Insull
Exilona
Boston
Miss Christeen Chitwood Demonstrates Modern Kitchen Tricks
A large crowd at the Municipal Auditorium attends the Globe-News Cooking School as Miss Christeen Chitwood unveils new approaches to old dishes with hints and ideas to alter flavor and appearance.
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Christeen Chitwood
Globe-News
Miss Chitwood
Prizes at Globe News Cooking School Delight Attendees
Many prizes were given to women at the Globe News Cooking School this afternoon. Every attendee left with new kitchen ideas. Class returns tomorrow at 2 PM in Municipal Auditorium with more prizes. One dessert featured banana sherbet using Karo syrup, praised for its smooth texture and novel flavor. Ginger
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Globe News
Municipal Auditorium
Good Oil Price Range Noted at 1900 W
A brief listing notes fuel priced at 20 to 25 cents per gallon at 1900 West. The short item records a local oil price snapshot without further context.
Amarillo Weather Forecast Fair and Cooler Wednesday
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair skies and a cooler night with Wednesday partly cloudy. West Texas and New Mexico regions show partly cloudy to unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures in the north central areas and southwest portions. Temperature extremes today reach 52 to 65 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Chirps Save Chick After Ride on Rods
A 120 mile ride on the rods near Childress to Amarillo ended when P L Gristy, a Fort Worth and Denver car clerk, found a newly hatched chick beneath a cattle car in the Childress yards. He revived the chick with a switchman's lantern heat while rain soaked the train and eggs left unfertilized. Railroad records note the car had sat on a siding for months and the mother hen’s fate remains unknown.
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P. L. Gristy
Fort Worth
Denver
Childress
Amarillo
Unified Regulation of Power Dropped
Washington reports that efforts to regulate the electric power industry by legislation or code have been dropped for this year. By the next session of Congress the administration may seek a program to establish federal control over power crossing state lines.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
John Dillinger
Hatton W. Sommers
Summers
Sumners
Atotes
Joseph B. Keenan
Justice Department
Golf Feature Starts Today on Globe Sports Page
An exclusive golf feature begins today on the Globe sports page. Art Krenz of NEA service writes tips to golfers with sketches illustrating proper form. The series, by a leading golf authority, runs daily through the season ending next fall.
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Art Krenz
NEA Service
Krenz
Far Eastern Crisis Deepens Across Europe
European capitals record mounting tension as Japan refuses to explain its Asia declarations. Britain seeks US cooperation amid fears over Manchukuo and broader imperial ambitions, signaling a potential global diplomatic clash akin to 1932.
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London
Asia
Great Britain
Japan
Geneva
China
Manchukuo
Tokyo awaits US echo after Britain's China policy demand
Tokyo awaits indication on whether the United States will join Britain in seeking clarification of Japan's March 17 China policy statement. Tokyo has seen no signs from the State Department, and Britain presses for explanations without retracting key points. Foreign Minister Hirota faces balancing appeasement with internal stability concerns.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
Henry Stimson
Manchuria
China
Manchukuo
Tokyo
Associated Press
State Department
Foreign Office
Koki Hirota
Alleged Harborer of Kellys Faces Trial
Louise Seaton charged with harboring George and Katherine Kelly was brought to San Angelo for federal court trial opening next Monday. She signed waivers and would plead guilty. She allegedly bought a car at Brownwood last August and delivered it to Kelly on the Coleman Brownwood highway.
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San Angelo
Tex
Louise Seaton
George
Kelly
Katherine
Brownwood
Coleman-Brownwood
Prison Break tied to Eastman Farm escape and bank heist
Floyd Hamilton faces charges of aiding the Eastman Farm escape on January 16 and the slaying of Guard Major Crawson during a gun battle linked to Clyde Barrow. He is also accused of gun provision and aiding five escapees, including Raymond Hamilton and Methvin, with arrests spanning Texas locations. He faces Dallas County trial for a March 19 Grand Prairie Bank robbery.
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Major Crawson
Clyde Barrow
Hamilton
Dallas
Grand Prairie State Bank
Austin
Texas Race Wagers Reach New Height
Texas reported a spring meet at Arlington Downs grossed 3,499,712 in wagers over 21 days with 87,493 in taxes. The closing day on Saturday produced 10,991 in taxes, a single day record. Arlington Downs tax take rose from prior meets, with Epsom Downs in Houston totaling 66,186 and Arlington fall meet at 22,368 prior to tax changes in January.
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Austin
Texas
Arlington Downs
Texas Racing Commission
Epsom Downs
Houston
Bandit Trio Flees Amid Ied Banker's Bullets
ROUND LAKE Illinois April 24 Three robbers tried for bank money but fled after a quick shooting banker and vigilant townsfolk opened fire. A wounded bandit Archie Rodes was treated at a Waukegan hospital. Police said the trio resembled no Dillinger gang.
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Round Lake
Ill
FE. C. Weber
Weber
William Luebe
Waukegan
Archie Rodes
Dillinger Gang
New Gas Waste Suit Is Admission of Law
The Lone Star Gas Company filed a state court suit in Wheeler to curb wasteful operations at the Smith Brothers gasoline stripping plant. The action accepts the sour gas law allows stripping with legitimate use of residue but challenges the practice of releasing residue into the air. Nine lease owners are co defendants in the case seeking to stop air pollution from the process.
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Wheeler
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas
Smith Brothers
Puppet Show To Entertain Children Free
The Olvera Puppeteers present three performances at Amarillo Municipal Auditorium on Saturday. Two matinees for children are free. a Saturday night show for adults costs 25 cents, with accompanying parents also charged. Free admission for children requires a ticket from an Amarillo merchant assisting Globe News.
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Amarillo
Olvera
Municipal Auditorium
Globe News
Labor Strikes Cloud Auto Industry in Capital Labor Talks
Strike disorders heighten the capital labor clash as negotiations continue on railroad and Alabama coal wage disputes. Cleveland police restore order amid a 6 000 strong crowd of strikers and sympathizers around the Fisher Body plant. International bankers meet in Guadalajara with Marte R Gomez presiding over sessions on U S Mexico financial issues.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Cleveland
Mounted Police
Bankers
Mexico
Guadalajara
International Bankers Convention
Marte R. Gomez
United States
Stevens Trial Set In Fort Worth District Court
The trial of O. D. Stevens in the Handley triple stabbing case was set for May 14 in district court by District Attorney Jesse Martin. The setting was announced in Fort Worth on April 24.
For Rent Ad Reproduced From The Globe And News
The ad urges landlords to place early Want Ads for rentals as tenants plan to move on the first. It notes renters look a week before move date and showcases a furnished apartment listing with private bath and street address details.
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The
Globe and News
Science Awaits Sign of Life in Dead Dog
In Berkeley California Dr Robert Cornish reports a dog revived after ten days unconscious since asphyxiation. The animal shows blinking in light and ear twitching with a fly, suggesting brain activity and possible restoration of brain centers with further treatment.
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Berkeley
Calif
Science
University of California
Robert Cornish
Cornish
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