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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1931

Page

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Churchill Shaw and Prohibition News in One Short Story

Arthur Brisbane notes Churchill's critique of Shaw and Lady Astor after their Russia trip, plus a New York police case of a senator shot after heavy drinking. He links Michigan's bootleg crisis to a wave of crime and prison crowding as governors push to curb moonshine sales.

Churchill Shaw Winston Churchill Bernard Shaw Lady Astor Russia Lloyd George New York New Jersey New York City Michigan States

Judge Nelson Resting After Emergency Appendectomy

Judge E C Nelson Jr of Potter County court at law had an operation for appendicitis and abscess early Monday. Doctors say his condition is serious but not immediately dangerous while he recovers at Northwest Texas Hospital under Dr R R Swindell. The court adjourned as he was taken ill before the afternoon session and the Amarillo bar may appoint a special judge if needed.

E. C. Nelson, Jr Potter County Court-At-Law Nelson Northwest Texas Hospital R. R. Swindell Amarillo

Governor Faces Impeachment Talk Over East Texas Oil Shutdown

Rep. Bailey Hardy of Breckenridge introduced a resolution demanding Gov. Sterling explain martial law in East Texas oil fields. He warned impeachment if explanations are unsatisfactory, while Sterling denied any approached price talks and said enforcement will await the Railroad Commission’s setup with Sept. 1 as the target start date.

Sterling Houston Hardy House J. B. Price 21St Judicial District East Texas Texas Austin U.P Ross Sterfing Railroad Commission Tyler Tex C. E. Parker Jacob F. Wolters

Funeral for 14 year old Lottie Park

Funeral rites were held this afternoon for Lottie Vern Park 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Park at Griggs Funeral Chapel Rev Ira F Key officiated. She died after being thrown from a horse near Amarillo eight miles south when a dog frightened the horse into a bar pit. She suffered severe leg lacerations and internal injuries survived by parents two sisters and a brother all of Amarillo.

Lottie Vern Park James Park Ira F. Key Polk Street Methodist Church Griggs Henry Burch Amarillo L. M. Sullivan Byron McMahan James E. Park

Weather outlook for Amarillo and region

Forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday across Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico. Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with showers and thunderstorms in the north central area likely. Temperature extremes today ranged from 64 to 79 degrees.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Cuba in Revolution's Grip Spreads Across Provinces

Smoldering revolt in Cuba breaks out again under President Gerardo Machado. Belligerents center in Santa Clara and Pinar del Rio with Gen. Mario Menocal reported hiding in Pinar del Rio. A supply train near Camaguey carries provisions to revolutionary forces.

Cuba Gerardo Machado Santa Clara Pinar del Rio Mario G. Menocal Camaguey

Planes Join Troops Caravan to The First American Parade

A Texas Panhandle caravan with over 300 reservations will leave the News-Globe office Thursday at 7 a m for Albuquerque to attend The First American and view an Indian spectacle. The group will travel via Highway 66 with stops at Canyon Hereford Farwell Clovis Vaughn and will be welcomed as guests at a matinee where Wilbur C Hawk will be adopted by the Navajoes.

Albuquerque News-Globe New Mexico Texas Amarillo Canyon Hereford Farwell Clovis South Plains Vaughn Wilbur C. Hawk

Prisoners Escape from Thomaston State Prison

William Merrill of Galveston Texas and two other inmates escaped Thomaston state prison by slugging a guard and stealing his revolver. In other news General Motors Radio Corp announces a new car radio complete for under $100 with Nunn Electric Company as distributors.

Thomaston Maine William Merrill Galveston Texas General Motors Radio Corporation Nunn Electric

German bank closes in Kassel after 1863 founding

The private bank of Damms and Streit, Pi, established in 1863, closed its doors today in Kassel Germany. An ambulance service and local ads appear in the snippet. Mattress renovations and rug cleaning services are advertised with prices and contact details.

Kassel Germany Damms and Streit

Planes Fight Cuban Rebels Clash Overhead

In Oriente Province two Cuban army planes clashed with a rebel boat near Gibara. The planes were damaged by bullets after punctured fuel tanks. Captain Martull said he destroyed the boat William II after it unloaded arms and men. Rebels also burned cane fields in Chaparra.

Martull William II Chaparra Tampa Havana Gerardo Machado Santa Clara

Globe News Want Ads Amarillo Rental Directory

Landlord eviction notice hinted but readers urged to keep calm and search The Globe News daily for better housing options. Full rental listings promise a large assortment of houses and apartments to choose from.

The Globe News Globe-News Amarillo

Bankers urge rapid overhaul of war debts and reparations

Basel Aug 19 A Wiggin bankers committee report calls for revising intergovernmental war debts and German reparations as a first step toward world prosperity. It flags Germany's external obligations as a major obstacle and urges governments to act quickly to restore confidence and economic stability.

Basel Switzerland Wiggin Bankers’ Committee Bank For International Settlements London Germany Albert H. Wiggin New York Chase National Bank United States France Wiggin Group

Pajamas Ordered Off Streets by Texas Rangers

Texas Rangers impose streetwear restrictions in Kilgore as oil fields face martial law to curb wells and boost oil prices. Local women, known for bright pajamas, were told to stop wearing them on the streets, with compliance improving after a ranger admonished a wearer.

Texas Rangers Kilgore Tex U.P East Texas Texas

Lindbergh Forced Down Off Ketoi Island in Kamchatka

Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh were forced to descend in treacherous seas off Ketoi Island while trying a second leg of their 807 mile flight from Petro Pavlovsk to Nemuro. After engine trouble near Pervopavisk, fog and navigation difficulties hampered progress before a landing on the lee of Ketoi.

Nemuro Japan Ketoi Island Kurile Islands Petropavlovak Kamchatka Nemura Charles A. Lindbergh Peropaviosk Avatcha Bay Ketoi More@on Bay Lindberghs

Carmody Elected Supreme Knight of Knights of Columbus

Martin H. Carmody of Grand Rapids Michigan was elected for a third term as supreme knight at the forty ninth annual Knights of Columbus convention in French Lick Indiana. All other officers were reelected as the convention's morning session concluded.

French Lick Ind Martin H. Carmody Grand Rapids Mich the Knights of Columbus Carmody Supreme Council of the Order Order

David Mead Fatally Drops From Fisk Building Fire Escape

David E. Mead, 52, credit manager for Russell Stationery, died instantly when he fell from a ninth floor fire escape behind the Fisk Medical and Professional Building. Coroner ruled accidental death. He lived at 503 Tennessee Street San Jacinto, survived by wife and children. funeral arrangements not yet set.

Fisk Medical and Professional David F. Mead W. L. Askew Fisk Building Askew Mead J. W. Minter Russell Stationery Company Tennessee Street San Jacinto Mr. Mead Ben Carlton Mead Antonio Coronado J. Prank Dobie Ben Mead Maida McAfee Charles R. McAfee Amarillo David Mead Austin Granville T. Pryce Dallas

Goodnight Ranch Barbecue Planned by State Officials

Governor Sterling and state officials plan a barbecue at the Goodnight ranch near Clarendon on September 7. Organizers aim to raise funds to buy the ranch as a state game preserve housing the Goodnight buffalo herd. Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will send invitations. Fred L. Haskett J. Claude Wells and Sam Braswell arranged details after meeting chamber officials. The Gainer bill, signed by the governor, authorizes the purchase and future conversion to a state wild game preserve with other species to follow. The Goodnight herd, started by Col. Charles Goodnight, numbers about 225 and is the region’s largest.

Sterling Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Goodnight Ranch Clarendon Amarillo J. Claude Wells Memphis Sam Braswell the Panhandle Chamber of Merce Wichita Falls Fulcher Armstrong Game Commission Goodnight Charles Goodnight The Texas

Space for Fair Concessions Being Awarded

Concession spaces for the Tri State Fair Exposition are being awarded. September 21 to 26 inclusive may be selected this week. Wilbur Hawk, president of the Fair Association, said last night. Secretary O L Taylor will be at the Fair offices at the main entrance of Fair Park each evening this week from 6 30 to 8 30 to assist with selections. First chance for choice locations goes to Amarillo and Panhandle citizens. Those calling O L Taylor may dial 8878, the new air grounds number.

Wilbur Hawk The Fair Association O. L. Taylor Fair Park Amarillo Panhandle

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