Hoover Looks Over Returns in Missouri
Returns from Missouri primaries show Hoover assessing possible national election implications. Focus centers on Democratic senatorial race where Hay leads Collet amid Reed endorsement, with Republicans hoping a Hay win aids a dry ticket. Hoover plans rest and prep for a farm relief speech at West Branch Iowa.
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Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
James A. Collet
Salisbury
West Branch
Iowa
Berlin-Luft Hansa rail link to extend to passengers
Berlin reports German Railways and Luft Hansa will extend cooperation to passenger and baggage traffic. Unsused air tickets can be exchanged for a first class rail ticket at the next station. Luft Hansa offers commutation tickets worth 500 marks for 450 marks usable by firms or family. Templeshot Field in June handled 2,762 flights and 108,884 visitors, carrying 110 tons of freight and mail.
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Berlin
Luft Hansa
Daa
Templeshot Field
Bret Harte Myth vs Fact: No Proof He Fought as Gunman
UC Berkeley scholar George R. Stewart says Bret Harte did not prove to be a roaring two gun frontiersman. He notes Harte was more likely a modest drug clerk tutor village school master and typesetter with limited frontier exploits.
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Bret Harte
Jesse James
Dick Kellion
California
George R. Stewart
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University of California
Stewart
Harte
Wells Fargo
Lasso Em Says Texas Dog Catcher
Odessa Texas in an oil boom town faces progress changing the cowboy image as a dog catcher comments on the shift amid rapid modernization.
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TEXAS
The
Associated Press
Eodessa
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An old time remedy claim promotes tablets to prevent gas and improve circulation. It claims relief from bloating, stomach discomfort, and cold limbs with a promotion urging readers to buy at RANDAL DRUG CO.
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Dasouse Beakuan
Edison era Susie B steamer rebuilt for Ford museum
Fort Myers Florida August 6 The Susie B a stern wheel boat once used by Thomas Edison on the Coloosahatchee river will be rebuilt at Dearborn Michigan for Henry Ford s outdoor American museum. A full size replica of the 1878 flagship will rejoin Ford s collection after Captain Conrad Menge supervises installation of the old boiler and engines. The original boat had a colorful past including service with the New Orleans Times Picayune and a long voyage in passenger service before a fire ended its career. Edison winters in Florida and his friendship with Ford spurred the revival of the Susie B for the museum.
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Associated Press
Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas Edison
Coloosshatchee
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Conrad Menge
Florida
Thousand Islands
Menge Brothers
Caloosahatcee River
Suwanee
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Mr. Ford
Rumanians Seeks Nonstop NYC to Bucharest Flight
Lt George G Fernic of the Romanian Army plans a non stop flight from New York City to Bucharest in late September. He awaits completion of a twin motor biplane at Mariner s Harbor New York and aims to depart when weather allows. The route would cross the Franco Spanish border reach Europe then Italy the Mediterranean and the Danube into Bucharest.
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International News Service
Cleveland
George G. Fernic
New York City
Bucharest
John J. Popovici
Fernic
Mariner's Harbor
N. Y
Europe
Italy
Mediterranean
Danube
Summer Weather Nerves Treated With Capucline Remedy
Long hot days strain nerves causing headaches sleeplessness and fatigue. A quick relief is two teaspoonfuls of Capucline in water. The liquid acts almost instantly to soothe nerves. Available at drug stores in 30¢ and 60¢ sizes.
State Chief of Realtors to Talk Here
W. A. Thomas president of the Texas Association of Real Estate boards will address the Amarillo Rotary Club luncheon during the Texas realtors convention in Amarillo in 1929. Plans aim to seat 500 at the banquet with civic club representation. The San Antonio convention praised his work for the association. he is a leading Texas realtor and Dallas civic figure.
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W. A. Thomas
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
Texas
Amarillo
Rotary Club
Texas Realtors
San Antonio
Thomas
Texas Association Monumental
Dallas
Cheats chair twice on Friday the 13th
Raleigh North Carolina Aug 8 Larry Newsome a negro slayer on Death Row avoids execution by repeated appeals to the supreme court. A prior sentence slated for Friday the 13th was delayed by a forty day window for appeal and now a fall reconvening awaits. Lancaster Pennsylvania a youth of 18 Donald Roger is charged with arson for setting his home ablaze after his father punished him. He confessed to pouring kerosene on furniture and returned to help extinguish the fire.
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International News Service
Raleigh
N.C
Larry Newsome
Newsome
Supreme Court
Lancaster
Donald Roger
Soviet Circus Trainer Lured with People’s Title
L. Duroft long famed circus animal trainer and clown retires at 67 on a Soviet pension after being awarded the People’s Practical Joker title. He lives rent free in a former millionaire villa with elephants, monkeys, sea lions and many pets, continuing to keep animals close at dinner and on stage.
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BP International
Moscow
Dent
Sberia
Leningrad
Excursion to Colorado Offers Bargain Vacation
The Denver Road promotes a 10 day round trip to Denver and Colorado Springs for 14 dollars with departures from Amarillo Train No 1 at 9 30 p m August 11 and Train No 7 at 2 05 p m August 12 returning by midnight August 21. Coached Pull mans and diner included for an economical Colorado trip.
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Denver Road
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Amarillo
Pullmans
Diner
Cannibal Relics Reported in Solomon Islands Cave
Sydney reports discovery of cannibal relics on Bourgsinville in the Solomon Islands by Malwara crew returning from a South Sea trading trip. They found evidence of human sacrifice in a cave and note natives once moved to smaller islands to continue cannibalistic rites during secret rain-making feasts.
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Sydney
Bourgsinville
Solomon Island
Malwara
South Sea Islands
Globe-News pattern ad offers 1923 1929 fashion book
Patterns for boys and ladies with cut sizes 34 through 40. Order the fall winter 1923 1929 book of designs for 15 cents by sending silver or stamps to Globe-News Brooklyn New York. Contains 500 patterns and dressmaking tips.
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Globe-News
Brooklyn
N. Y
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