Markets and politics stir as waves of optimism and intrigue rise
Grains rise with corn above 110 and wheat for May at 1.40 in Chicago amid cautious brokers. Political talk centers on New York Democrats and Gov. Al Smith’s renomination while international tensions flare. Reports claim potential reforms in freight rates and a French adoption scam case sparks concern over child welfare.
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Chicago
New York State
al Smith
New York
Smith
Dam break in China devastates mud houses and floods widen
A dam failure in China triggers rapid flooding in the western region, dissolving about 400 mud houses as waters rise and threaten nearby settlements. The event underscores the harsher impacts of floods in western areas compared to the east.
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Ees
Comfort
China
Mrs Shaffer Back Hopes For Her Son Bill La Favors
Mrs Walter Shaffer returns from Santa Fe holding faith in Governor Hinkle after pleading for her 19 year old son Bill La Favors, condemned for the Alamogordo sheriff slaying. The supreme court granted a stay and extended time for a rehearing motion as the case awaits a new date.
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W. H. Shaffer
Bill’’ la Favors
James F. Hinkle
New Mexico
Hinkle
LaFavors
Alamogordo
N. M
Methodist Church
Supreme Court
LaFayors
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Nic
Hollander 10 Visit Indians For Pageant Plans
Mike Hollander director of the Pageant The Plains will travel with Paul Nunn to Mount View Okla for several days with Kiowa Indians. They will live with the tribe negotiate a large representation for Amarillo Tri State exposition. Chief John Hunt will greet them on arrival.
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Mike Hollander
the Plains
Amarillo
Paul Nunn
Mount View
Oklo
Indiana
John Hunt
Felix Robertson Rally Draws Panhandle Support Tonight
Hundreds are expected at a Felix D. Robertson rally in the Municipal auditorium with a band concert before speakers. Prominent Panhandle men backing Robertson will address the crowd as the session unfolds, urging every voter to attend.
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Felix D. Robertson
Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle
Robertson
Bandits Hold Up Kansas City Bank for 15000
Three unmasked bandits robbed the Corn Exchange Bank in Kansas City Missouri and escaped with about $15,000. The raid occurred today and the robbers vanished into the city afterward.
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Bandits
K. C. Bank
Kansas City
Corn Exchange Bank
Millionaire Hobo and Noted Poet Marry in Chicago
In Chicago yesterday Julian B. Arnold essayist and poet son of Sir Edwin Arnold wed Eleanor Startford 358 Howe. The millionaire hobo James Eads llowe of St. Louis married secretary Ineeberg Sorenson aged 29. The poet formerly known as J. B. Lindon was exiled from England and later reinvented himself.
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Chicago
Julian B. Arnold
Edwin Arnold
James Eads lIlowe
Hobo
St. Louis
Arnold
Eleanor Startford
Howe
Misa Ineeberg Sorenson
England
J. B. Lindon
Mississippi River
Wabash Railroad
Amarillo Welcomes Opera Star Mary McCormic Here
Mary McCormic the renowned grand opera star will perform in Amarillo on October 10 under the Federated Clubs auspices. The Amarillo native, connected with Chicago and Paris opera companies, will visit her parents in September before returning to New York and Chicago for winter engagements.
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Amarillo
Mary McCormic
Grand Opera
Federated Clubs of
Officera
Federated Clubs
Miss McCormic
Europe
Amarillo Sportsmen Meet With Ferguson
F. J. Collins president of the Tri-State Field Trials association and Walter Crossett urged Jim Ferguson in Amarillo to protect wildlife and the state game department. Ferguson said he had not targeted the game department and noted his wife’s interest in conservation. he promised no impairment to department efficiency.
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F. J .Collins
Tri- State Field Trials Association
Walter Crossett
Jim Ferguson
Amarillo
Panhandle
Ferguson
Texas Game Department
Fish and Game Department
State Game Department
Collins
Crogset
Weather Update Shows Clear Skies Tonight and Tomorrow
The forecaster predicts generally fair conditions with no clouds. Today's high reached 0 and low 71, compared with last year's highs and lows of 8 and 64 respectively.
Polecat intrudes Amarillo home stirs city gas plans
A tame polecat occupies a residence in Amarillo, guiding officers to advise nonlethal ejection methods while residents seek a practical removal. Separately Amarillo’s gas development aims to fuel manufacturing growth, with plans for a big dam on Palo Duro Canyon and water supply to sustain a potential city expansion.
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Amarillo
Denver
Kansas City
Globe
H. M Brown
Brown
Palo Duro Canyon
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
West Texas Farmers Congress Sets County Exhibit Plan
Potter County plans a mammoth agricultural display at three fairs including Amarillo Tri-State, Lubbock South Plains, and the Dallas state fair. The exhibit, organized by county clubs and Miss Anna Bower, features all local farm products and canned goods. Speakers from national and state institutions attend the session in Amarillo.
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Potter County
West Texas Educational Farmers’ Congress
Pierce
A. W. Large
Rock Island Railway
Chicago
D. S. Donald
Krum
Denton County
Donald
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Amarillo
Judge L. Gough
Ross D. Rogers
Marvin Jones
Congress
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers’ College
W. B Rizzell
Texas A. and M. College
C. A. McNab
New Mexico
Walton Peteet
Anna Bower
Board of City Development
Lubbock
Dallas
County Club
Harmon Benton
Globe to host biggest North-West Texas election night crowd
The Globe office on Fifth Street invites the public to view election returns Saturday night. Derden's band plays a two hour concert, a large crowd will gather outside with seats roped off, a screen across the street will display results, and Globe reporters will gather local and Texas-wide returns via leased telegraph lines. The Globe offers returns to nearby venues and asks families to join for music and a shared evening.
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Texas
Globe Office
Derden
Globe
Fair
Mission
Liberty Theaters
The
Fifth Street
Yuba Refining Company Plans Panhandle Expansion
C J Reeves sales manager from Nacogdoches said the Yuba Refining Company will deploy about four men in Amarillo and establish a large oils and greases business in the Panhandle. F I Tucker of Houston will return. several salesmen will be posted locally. Reeves expects strong Panhandle growth next year and will announce personnel soon.
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Yuba
Amarillo
Panhandle
C. J. Reeves
Reeves
Nacogdoches
F. I. Tucker
Houston
Tucker
Territory
Mr. Reeves
Barton Inquiries Into Childress Killing Context
Adj. Gen. Thomas D. Barton wired Childress county authorities for details on the investigation into the killing of Mel J. Dwight a Ku Klux Klan candidate for sheriff. The message asked whether Rangers were needed and the coroner’s report said Dwight was killed by unidentified party or parties. Cheyenne, Wyo, Aug 20. Judge Robert R. Rose led Casper contest for Democratic Senate nomination as Casper returns came in after nine o clock.
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Austin
Adj
Thomas D. Barton
Childress County
Mel J. Dwight
I kKlan
Childress
Dwight
Seland
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert R. Rose
Casper
Ferguson Bitter Against Klan At Amarillo Speech
Former Governor Jim Ferguson attacked the Ku Klux Klan in a spirited address at the Municipal auditorium before a crowd over 2,000. He endorsed Miriam Ferguson’s candidacy and blasted Felix Robertson, urging voters to reject the Klan backed platform while urging trust in his wife as a better governor.
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Felix Robertson
Ferguson
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Ferguson
Miriam Ferguson
Felix
Social on church lawn for candidates at San Jacinto
The ladies of San Jacinto Methodist church announce a Friday evening social on the church lawn where candidates or their friends will be given an opportunity to speak or mingle.
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Red Army
Russia
Iumnania
Rep
Ladies of
San Jacinto
Dam Proposal for Canyon South of Town
The article states the most practical solution is a great dam across the canyon south of here. It discusses feasibility and potential benefits of a large water control project.
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