Planes Refuel en Route to Pacific Coast Stop at Albuquerque
Six of a Langley Field bombing fleet landed at Albuquerque airport at 7 am on the way to the Pacific. Two stragglers grounded at Amarillo followed an hour and a half later. A ninth plane, reported in trouble, passed Las Vegas at 8 30 am flying very low while attempting altitude.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Langley Field
Pacific Coast
Amarillo
Las Vegas
Air Features Tonight With WABC and Paul Whiteman Band
Radio listing notes air features tonight from WABC New York and Chain W Paul Whiteman's Band in dance oemands une wee.
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WABC
New York
Chain
Paul Whiteman
Today By Arthur Brisbane: Dairy Faith and Bold Bulls
Arthur Brisbane reflects on E A Stuart's Carnation dairy in Seattle 30 miles away, praising the famed cow Prospect and high price Holsteins shipped worldwide. He sketches fate of bulls bred from contented stock, and notes Wilber B Huston, touted as brightest American boy, and Edison’s early drive. Texas Tom Chandler is shot by a U S prohibition agent in a farm raid. Griggs ambulance, phone 4311. For radiator work call 4469, 515 W.6.
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Seattle
Wash
Mount Rainer
Pacific Coast
E. A. Stuart
Stuart
Japan
Wilber B. Huston
Bishop Huston
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Texas
Tom Chandler
Chandler
Dallas Bout Declared Affray By District Attorney
Dallas District Attorney William McCraw ruled the Kid Kober versus Duke Tramel bout is an affray under state law, finable up to $200, since no admission is charged and fighters aren’t paid. Promoter Larry Mienert vowed to stage the fight despite the ruling and governor’s stance.
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United Press
Dallas
William McCraw
Kid Kober
Duke Tramel
McCraw
Larry Mienert
Justice Court
Mienert
Graham McNamee
Rangers
Williams Released on Bond in Murder Case
C. S. Williams is freed from Potter County jail on a 7500 bond after arrest for murder linked to the stabbing death of O. C. Hill Jr. Hill, a Donley County farmer, died two weeks after injuries from a July 4 rodeo night incident. Williams’ wife and baby daughter waited at the jail.
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C. S. Williams
Potter County
O. C. Hill
Donley County
Hill
Williams
Russell Charged In Auto Crash On Canyon Highway
Clyde Russell was arrested and jailed in Potter County on charges of driving while intoxicated failing to stop and render aid and assault with a motor vehicle. Two companions were released on bond after pleading not guilty to intoxication and will stand trial Friday before Justice J W Minter. The trio said they did not know their car had struck anyone as they stopped to fix a flat on the old Canyon highway.
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Clyde Russell
Marvin Houston
Ralls
Potter County
J. W. Minter
Canyon
Subterfuge Claim Taints Dallas Boxing Card
Assistant Attorney General Jack Blalock denounced the proposed Kober Tramel boxing match set for Thursday night in Dallas as a subterfuge intended to evade the plain import of the law. He warned the event should be scrutinized under regulatory standards.
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United Press
Austin
Dallas
Jack Blalock
See John about building
John Maynard Lumber Company at 800 West Fifth Street is referenced for building needs. phone contact 5285.
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John
John Maynard Lbr, Co
Fort Worth Mooring Mast Torn Down
Fort Worth reports the government dismantling the mooring mast used by the Shenandoah and Los Angeles to take on helium gas. The mast, erected near a helium plant now shut, will be stored awaiting future government plans.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
United States
Amarillo
Graves Diggers Strike Causes 600 Bodies In Queens
Temporary burial in trenches at Calvary cemetery in Queens as a week-long strike by grave diggers leaves 600 bodies awaiting reburial. About 600 to 700 workers demand union recognition and higher pay from 24.20 dollars weekly to seven dollars daily with Sunday double time.
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Calvary Cemetery
Queens
Cemetery Board of Trustees
Graf Zeppelin Readies for Return Flight Tomorrow
Graf Zeppelin crews continued fueling and gas replenishment at Lakehurst New Jersey as officials expect to complete refueling and provisioning by 3 p m Wednesday for the planned midnight departure to Friedrichshafen on the first leg of its round the world journey. Navy equipment and experts under Dr Hugo Eckener oversee the operation to handle the ethane fuel and fragile airship systems.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Navy
Hugo Eckener
Stallworth Defense Ready For Canyon Trial
Attorneys for Mrs. Levi Stallworth deny plans for a continuance as her slaying case, moved to Canyon after a hung jury in Plainview. The trial is set for next Monday with the Culwells and Robert O Keefe directing at Canyon.
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Levi P. Stallworth
Canyon
Grace Morrison
Plainview
Amarillo
Stallworth
J. W. Culwell
Seymour Man Injured In Auto Crash Near Tenaha
E A Spencer of Seymour is in critical condition after an auto accident five miles north of Tenaha Texas. John Yingling of Seymour was killed in the crash when the truck they rode in struck another car.
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Seymour Man
United Press
Tenaha, Tex
E. A. Spencer
Seymour
John Yingling
Here
Road Bulletin from Panhandle Auto Club
Road bulletin notes roads are in fairly good condition in all directions according to the Panhandle Auto Club.
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The
Panhandle Auto Club
Mother of Sheriff Ill at Her Home in Van Buren Street
Mrs J D Thompson mother of Sheriff Bill Thompson is reported dangerously ill at her home on 1300 Van Buren Street after several days of illness.
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J. D. Thompson
Bill Thompson
van Buren Street
Amarillo Man Killed Diving Into Shallow Stream
Roy S. Potts, 24, of Amarillo, died in a Gainesville hospital from a broken back after diving into a shallow stream near his parents home in Mountain Springs. He worked at Western Light & Supply in Amarillo and is survived by his wife, Arline Gentry. Burial will be in Gainesville.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
Texas
Roy
Potts
Amarillo
J. H. Potts
Mountain Springs
Western Light & Supply Company
East Fourth Avenue
Arline Gentry
W. G. Gentry
Two Nations Voice Appeal for Good Will at Hague Conference
Spokesmen for France and Germany opened the reparations conference in The Hague urging goodwill and fraternity. Aristide Briand and Gustave Stresemann spoke on interdependence and peace as the meeting began at 11:18 a.m. local time.
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United Press
The
Hague
France
Germany
Aristide Briand
F. Beelaerts van Blekland
Gustave Stresemann
Briand
the Hague
Judge Mobley Dies at Claude After Illness
H L Mobley 59 Armstrong County judge died at home in Claude at 8 30 p m last night of typhoid fever He served two terms earlier and was re elected last fall Survived by wife and four children all in Claude Burial planned in local cemetery this afternoon
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Claude
H. L. Mobley
Armstrong County
Wilbur Hawk Returns from Chicago Flight
Wilbur C. Hawk general manager of The Globe News returns from Chicago at 12 45 this afternoon aboard Western Air Express. He left at 5 in the morning and arrived in Chicago before 4 o'clock the same day. He praises Western Air service as wonderful and the trip as one of the most delightful he has made.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe News
Chicago
Western Air Express
Mr. Hawk
Western Air
Universal Air Lines
Desertion record seeks honor back after 50 years
Civil War veteran Peter Rutherford, 85, says he will pay his desertion penalty despite the old law outlawing the crime after 18 months in the United States. He spoke to Sheriff Floyd Brower and Fort George Wright officers, seeking action and a cleared record.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Peter Rutherford
Adjutant General of the
United States
Rutherford
Floyd Brower
Fort George Wright
Here
Agen
Washington
State Restes in Snook Murder Trial
The state rested its first degree murder case against Dr. James H. Snook, former Ohio State professor, after detailing a three year affair with Theora Hix. Howard Lavely testified about questioning that led to Snook’s June confession of beating and slitting the 24 year old student’s throat. The closure of the evidence aimed to secure the electric chair verdict.
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Associated Press
Columbus
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Howard Lavely
Snook
Quanah Endures 108 Degree Texas Heat Wave
Quanah reported 108 degrees the highest in Texas yesterday per the Weather Bureau in Dallas. Several stations hit 106 degrees while El Paso saw 94. The bureau forecast continued warm conditions statewide. Boxwell Bros. ambulance services listed.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Quanah
Texas
Government Weather Bureau
el Paso
Volunteers Battle 26 Forest Fires in Oklahoma
More than 30 volunteers fought twenty six fires that burned 10 000 acres across three southeastern Oklahoma counties. Three men were hospitalized from heat exhaustion as Clare QO Foster district forester issued an emergency call saying the situation was critical.
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United Press
Poteau, Okla
Oklahoma
Clare QO. Foster
Foster
Arizona dam fails in mountain cloudburst near Las Vegas
United Press reports Littlefield dam in Arizona about 100 miles from Las Vegas broke under a mountain cloudburst. No lives lost, residents fled to high ground, hundreds of livestock drowned as the valley flooded. Bunkerville was also hit, Los Angeles highway blocked for miles. Three deaths elsewhere in California and Nevada include a death on a Tonopah and Tidewater railroad washout near Baker and a drowning near Milan.
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United Prews
Las Vegas
Littlefield
Arizona
Bunkerville
Los Angeles
California
Nevada
L. Quinn
Tonopah and Tidewater
Baker
Calif
Milan
el Centro
Assault Suspect Transferred to County Authority
Barnett Chowning was moved from the city jail to county authorities this morning. Four persons faced drunkenness charges and one was jailed for maiming as they appeared before the corporation court. Twenty-one arrests were made yesterday for traffic ordinance violations.
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Barnett Chowning
Corporation Court
Room and Board ad seeking Amarillo housing on 6262
Local note urges Amarillo young business people to check the Room and Board column for future home opportunities. Readers are invited to place attractive ads with key details and keep them running until a vacant room is filled. Call 6262 and ask for Want Ads. Globe-News Want Ads.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
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