Hearings Set on Criminal Docket in District Court
Judge Henry S. Bishop set hearings for May on a light district criminal docket. Cases include swindling and liquor violations, conspiracy and passing instruments, burglary, forged instrument, chicken theft, and theft. One juvenile transfer and several dates like May 1, 2, 6, 13, 20, and 27 are listed.
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District Criminal Court
Henry S. Bishop
Bishop
W. V. Lowrey
Lucian Hughes
James T. Rayford
Frank G. Farefield
Ralls Richardson
D. Y. Taylor
Gay Gatlin
W. C. Keys
Jim Lawson
Jack Lawson
John Parnell
John Roth
G. W. Reach
Boyles
Armstrong County
Legislature debates law enforcement and gubernatorial submissions
The Texas legislature weighs a plan to place enforcement of the law with the Travis County District Court and the attorney general. House leaders debate submitting Sunday legislation and avoiding a constitutional veto issue, with quotes from Rep. Woodall and Rep. Keller. Senate committees open hearings on utility and penitentiary bills as education topics receive attention.
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Travis County District Court
Ben Doowall
Marshall
Jack Keller
Dallas
Woodall
House
Dan Moody
Keller
Senate
Texas
Congress
Cotton Exchange
E. Barnett
Greenville
Frank Baldwin
Waco
West Texas
Abilene
Barron
Penitentiaries Committee
Senate Education Committee
Margie Neal
Tom Love
Witt
Barry Miller
Dalhart Newsroom in Talks With New Publisher
John L. McCarty negotiates to purchase The Dalhart Texan and become publisher and editor backed by Wilbur C. Hawk and the West Texas News-Globe team. The note praises McCarty without revealing a closing date, highlighting his youth, energy, and local booster potential for Dalhart.
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Dalhart
John L. McCarty
Dalhart Texan
McCarty
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe
Southwest
United States
Plains Country
Cathart
Wild turkeys spread along Canadian river in Panhandle area
The article notes abundant wild turkeys roosting along the Canadian river and on Turkey Creek ranches. It warns hunters who killed a large number from a tree roost and praises rancher Cobbs for re stocking the county while urging protection to prevent further depredations.
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Ore Tree
Cobbs
Coble
Turkey Creek Ranch
Tax Renditions Rush In as Deadline Nears
Offices of H. E. Kinkead and George M. Waddill report a surge of property renditions today as the tax deadline nears. Renditions are said to be in better shape than previous years, with no increase in rendered values though more owners filed returns. Property not rendered will be listed on the unknown roll.
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Wallace Clark
Canyon
Old Teck
Clark
Plains
Lubbock Tech
Mr. Clark
Erasmus Tack
Panhandle
H. E. Kinkead
George M. Waddill
Mr. Kinkead
Special Train To Austin Leaves Tuesday For Interscholastic Meet
Amarillo will send seven district entrants to the Interscholastic League Meet in Austin May 2 to 4. The special Santa Fe train departs Amarillo at 6:30 AM with delegates from Lub bock Abilene and Brownwood joining en route. Travel rates vary by origin with part of the costs covered by a state rebate fund.
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Austin
Amarillo
Santa Fe
W. E. Lockhart
Canyon
Lubbock
Abilene
Brownwood
Plainview
Interscholatic League
Adams Dry Goods Fire Ravages Amarillo Store
Fire destroyed merchandise valued at about 25000 at Adams Dry Goods, 609 Polk Street, described as the hottest blaze by Fire Chief Earl Curry. Russell Gifford spotted a light at the rear and alerted the station. J M Adams had recently cut one third of the insurance.
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Adams Dry Goods
Polk Stret
Earl Curry
Russell Gifford
J. M. Adams
Amarillo
Dog Fanciers Plan AKC Branch Meeting
A second meeting of dog breeders and fanciers is set for 8 p m Thursday at 304 Van Buren street led by Dr. E F Lanham. They aim to organize an official American Kennel Club branch here to enable a AKC sanctioned dog show at the Tri-State fair this year.
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van Buren Street
E. F. Lanham
American Kennel Club
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo Officials Face Public Scrutiny and Support
A citizen defends the new Amarillo administration and city commissioners, arguing officials deserve fair treatment despite opposition. The writer vows kind, frank comment while urging constructive engagement and warning against labeling officials as crooks for policy mistakes or personal disappointments.
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Amarillo
Jealousies Shorten Amarillo Convention Lecture Plan
Dear Tack: Amarillo lost another convention due to the petty jealousy of a few professional men. One of the large electrical corporations of the East offered to send Dr. Nobile Eberhart, one of the world’s noted physio-therapists, to conduct a week long lecture course. See Tack Letters Page 14.
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Amarillo
East
Nobile Eberhart
Revolt Evolves as Rebels Surrender in Sonora Chase
scattered rebel officers in Sonora surrender following 1000 troops' lead. Gen Plutarco Calles reports surrenders with one group receiving two weeks pay and shipment to Mexico City. Protagonists include Fausto Topete fleeing toward Nogales and Gen J Gonzalo Escobar in flight toward Agua Prieta with aides.
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United Press
Mexico City
Sonora
Plutarco Elias Calles
Calles
Guerra
Abelardo Rodriguez
Miguel Guerra
Fausto Topete
Nogales
Ariz
Topete
Enrique Liekens
el Paso
Texas
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Manrique
Liekens
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Networks
A digest of broadcast timetables listing programs from WDAF KSTP WTMJ WHAS WSM WMC WSB KPRC WOAT WKY WEBC and others with 9:00 vaudeville and 6:30 orchestral segments. It notes exchanges with WGY WTAM WWJ KSD WHO WDAF and additional stations across the Western Chain and New York network.
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WDAF
KSTP
WTMJ
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
KPRC
WOAT
WKY
WGY Wtam
WWJ
KSD
WEBC
WFAA
WOAL
Wjz
New York
Chain
Orchestra
KDKA
WIR
KYW
KWK
Wren Kvoo
Minstrels
WLW
WREN
WJR
Syncomatics Orchestra
WGN
WGO
KPO
Western Chain
Eskimos Orchestra
WEAF
KOA
KSL
KOMO
KHQ
KFI
KGW
Orchestradians
WJIZ
Gates Speaks on Caleb at Baptist Church
Dr I E Gates preached at First Baptist Church on Caleb as a great biblical example. He urged men to back faith with action and warned that stubborn unbelief limits God, calling for leaders to help fulfill divine work.
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Gates
Caleb
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
I. E. Gates
Dr. Gates
Spanish War Veterans Plan Large Initiation
The Guy V. Henry Jr. Camp No. 28 of United Spanish War Veterans will initiate a large group of recruits at its regular meeting on Wednesday night at the American Legion hall. Commander E. D. Green says many eligibles are invited to attend and join the local organization.
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Guy V. Henry Jr
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion Hall
E. D. Green
Woods
Commander Green
Guy W. Henry Jr
Bids Opened for Fire Hydrants in City Extensions
The city commission will open bids for pipe and hydrants to extend fire protection to Morningside Rob erts addition and Country Club Terrace. Estimated cost is 29000 dollars. A petition on tax due periods and a tax payment time change report will also be discussed. City Manager J B Patterson says this is one of the busiest nights since taking office.
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Morningside
Country Club
Roberts Addition
Country Club Terrace
Commission
J. B. Patterson
Jobbers to Discuss Santa Fe Celebration Plans
Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers Association meets at the Amarillo hotel at 6:30 pm to discuss participation in the Santa Fe celebration and the opening of the Santa Fe's new railroad from Pampa to Clinton. Neal Ainsworth indicates other important association business will be addressed.
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Santa Fe
Pampa
Clinton
Rabbit Show to Be Feature at Next Tri State Fair
Plans for a large rabbit show at the Tri-State Fair this fall were announced by Russell Middleton, superintendent. He outlined premiums and said outlooks are good for a big event after last year’s strong turnout with over 800 rabbits entered, amid growing local interest in breeding. The fair will offer free gate admission and daily Hagenbeck-Wallace performances.
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Tri-State
Russell Middleton
Middleton
Fair
Hagenback-Wallace Givens
Daylight saving, irrigation plans, and early rise noted
The piece contrasts farmers waking before daylight with the advent of Daylight Saving. It highlights Dwight Braman's plan to reclaim 100000 square miles of the Sahara via irrigation, including an inland lake, and mentions aviation advances by Graf Zeppelin and British and American air initiatives. It notes Hoover era optimism and growing industrial air power.
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Dwight Braman
Sahara Desert
Hoover Approves Appointment of J Henry Shattergood
President Hoover has approved the appointment of J Henry Shattergood of Philadelphia as assistant commissioner of Indian affairs. The announcement was made in Washington.
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Suas Sean
O. K
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
J. Henry Shattergood
Philadelphia
Contentment and the daily joys of peace and love
A reflective verse extols simple pleasures and steady friendship. It argues true wealth is peace at home, love shared, and small deeds that serve the world, with enduring happiness found in family, fire, flowers, and faith.
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Markets report from Kansas City, East St Louis, and Chicago on April 30 shows hogs, cattle, and sheep pricing and activity. Hogs mostly weak with top $11.10. cattle and calves mixed with declines. sheep and lambs mostly lower. regional and market-by-market variations noted.
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
Hogs 1,600 head, prices 10 to 25 cents lower. choice medium butchers up to 10.65. rail hogs 10.25 to 10.60. sows 8.50 to 9.00. Cattle and calves 2,200, quiet. grass slaughter steers 10.25, light fed steers 12.26, fat yearlings 13.50 to 13.75, cows 8.75, other grades 5.50 or less. bulls 8.75. stock steers 11.65. calves and heavies 11.50 and less. Sheep 1,200, steady. wethers 8.50, feeder lambs 10.50, feeder yearlings 10.00, aged feeder wethers 6.50.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Chicago
Fort Worth
Cotton Markets Rally and Stumble Across Global Trading Floors
New Orleans and New York cotton markets opened firmer on weather fears and boll weevil reports, with July and October futures rising before midday ease. Liverpool activity showed steady prices while Chicago grain and poultry markets posted mixed results and a bullish New York stock session lifted several industrials and aircraft stocks.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
South Georgia
Yeserday
New York
Plains Firm To Distribute New Auto Oil In Amarillo
Plains Lubricating Company will become distributor for Mid-Continent Petroleum oils in Amarillo as Mid-Continent unveils Diamond Seven-Sixty Motor Oil. The product is heat resistant and designed for hot high speed engines, refined from paraffin base crudes and offered in six weights.
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Plains Lubricating Company
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Amarillo
Mid-Continent
C. N. Dillon
Tulsa
Dillon
Society of Automotive Engineers
Poultry School Held Near Amarillo by Tri-State Group
Officials of the Tri-State Poultry Association and experts visited the Jones school northeast of Amarillo last night and conducted a poultry school. Talks were given by R B Galloway P G C Bennett Bob Ricks and John Stroud. Several joined the association after the meeting. Amarillo attendees included Howard Ferguson and Henry Ansley. Ice cream and cake were served at the close courtesy of the Tri-State Poultry Association and local ladies.
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Tri-State Poultry Association
Jones
Amarillo
R. B. Galloway
Panhandle Lumber Company
P. GC. Bennett
Agricultural Department
Board of City Development
Bob Ricks
John Stroud
Ambership
Howard Ferguson
Henry Ansley
La Mode To Celebrate Anniversary With Cake Window Display
La Mode will celebrate its second anniversary tomorrow with a large birthday cake placed in the window to stay until Saturday night. Mrs T L Gordo manager notes the store offers exclusive ready to wear lingerie hosiery and maintains a New York buyer for direct fashion service from East style centers.
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la Mode
Secon
T. L. Gordo
Ne York
Market gains lift industrials as Hayes Body leads demand
Stocks rose with Hayes Body firming as Case Threshing American Machin e Foundry St Joseph Lead Union Carbide Allied Chemical and Union Carbide trading 2 to 4 points higher in early session. Canadian Pacific slips nearly 2 points while foreign exchange opens steady with dollars at 4.855 and 16 cents per pound.
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Hayes
Quick
Case Threshing
American Machi & Foundry
St. Joseph Lead
Union Cabide
Allied Chemical
Canadian Pacific
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Henry Bishop
Patrick Henry
Union
Coolidge
Otis
Samuel Adams
California
Sloan Kruser
Mr. Kruser
Sloan
Cotton Pickers Association of Texas
Turkey Track Ranch
Tom Coble
Scho
Lollapalooza
Ge Anaree
Amarillo Fish and Game Company
Herbert Miller
Tass Reeder
Ray Parr
Amarillo Fish & Game Company
Jennie Henry Paul
Orel Owens
Orel
East Thirteenth Street
Tack
Ernest Thompson
ADAMS
Qayot Teywieze
Jesus Licarraga
Eduardo O. Garcia
Next Fair
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Nice
Cannes
Mediterranean
Sahara
Eckener
Britain
England
India
National City Bank
United Air and Transport Company
Ford Company
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Mussolini
Fascisti
Communist Party
China
Japan
Attila
Great Khan
Gryue
Edgar A, Guest
Kennecott Copper
Columbia Graphophone
Paramount Famous Lasky
Radio 1
Calumet & Arizona
International Combustion
United Aircraft
Preferred
Murray Corporation
Majestic Raflio
Panhandle Musiq Company
Oll Polk
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