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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1933

Page

3

Texas Vote To Decide Double Barreled Prohi Issue

Texas faces a statewide vote on repealing federal prohibition and whether to permit 3.2 beer, with supporters led by Morris Sheppard and opponents including Joseph Weldon Bailey and James E. Ferguson. Turnout expected smaller due to off-year election and poll tax. results to signal national and state dry stance amid scattered campaigns.

Austin Texas United States Morris Sheppard Congress Sheppard Joseph Weldon Bailey James E. Ferguson Dan Moody Pat M. Neff Houston U.R James B. Crain Indianapolis Associated Dry Organizations of the Nation Crain A. D. Foreman J. Frank Norris Fort Worth

Potter County Judge Prepares Docket for Week Trials

Potter County Judge J. M. Simpson and County Attorney Howard Anderson spent Monday morning calling and setting the trial dates for cases on the criminal docket to be heard this week.

Potter County J. M. Simpson Howard Anderson

Prohibition Climax Aims With Senator Sheppard Speech

Prohibitionists seek to clinch the 18th Amendment fight with Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas slated to speak Tuesday night at the Municipal Auditorium. Drys plan a week of rallies leading to next Saturday’s election, with notable speakers nightly at Methodist churches and outdoor venues weather permitting. A McMurray College president denied claims that Mexican brewery interests funded Eagle Pass broadcasts, calling such charges lies while United Forces of Texas funds are said to back the station.

Morris Sheppard Texas Municipal Drys William Snow John F. Johnston Potter County Tenth Street Methodist Church San Jacinto Methodist Church E. C. Seaman Amarillo Episcopal Church Eagle Pass J. W. Hunt The McMurray College Abilene Polk Street Methodist United Forces of Texas

Woody Gets Eight Years for Slaying

In Hereford Texas John H Woody a Deaf Smith County farmer was convicted of murder and sentenced to eight years in prison for killing his father in law Wade Williamson after a fight at Woody s home. Woody claimed self defense citing threats from Williamson who allegedly tried to induce his daughter to charge him with wife beating.

Hereford Texas John H. Woody Deaf Smith County Wade Williamson Woody Williamson

Stork Wins This Race as Blowout Halts Car

Aug. 21 report tells of a stork delivering a baby after a flat tire halted a car driven by Mrs. Myrtle Kreman en route to a hospital. Police rushed to assist and sped the mother. the eight pound girl arrived before the patrol wagon reached the destination.

Chicago Myrtle Kreman

D A Underwood Returns From Chicago World’s Fair Visit

Assistant District Attorney Bob Underwood has returned from a three week vacation trip to the World’s Fair in Chicago. He spoke of exhibits and city progress observed during his travels and thanked colleagues for handling ongoing duties in his absence.

Bob Underwood Chicago

Half Holiday and Chicken If C C C Men Finish Road

The three C C C camps at Palo Duro Canyon aim to drive cars along a new road into a canyon mesa by Wednesday noon. Maj James A Watson warns a half day holiday and a chicken dinner depend on completing the passable route. About half a mile of road remains with small gaps to fill before opening the new park feature.

Palo Duro Canyon James A. Watson

Raucous Cuban Mob Demands Harsh Penalty for Machado Aides

Government departments call for punishment for leaders of a hate driven mob that seized and mutilated the body of Machado era police chief Antonio Alnciart. The crowd gathered at Havana University and later dumped the remains, while 2000 mourners watched.

Havana Gerardo Machado Carlos Manuel de Cespedes ABC Secret Society Azares Castle Machado Antonio B. Alnciart ABC Havana University

Wheat Nations Meet to Seek Importer Aid in Wheat Talks

London reports representatives from wheat exporting nations including the United States Canada Australia and Argentina will meet today to push for concrete steps to improve world wheat marketing. Producing nations back general policy while stressing need to bring importing countries on board for adequate facilities.

London United States Canada Australia Argentina

Absentee Voting Deadline Ahead of Saturday Election

County Clerk W F Blackburn said Tuesday is the last day for absentee voting for the Saturday election. By early Monday 151 absentee ballots had been returned. In other news the first salmon ever placed in southern waters are thriving in Lake Tahoma near Marion North Carolina.

W. F. Blackburn Lake Tahoma Marion N.C

Personal Paragraphs Roundup of Local Trips and Visits

Polly Powell of the Marizon returns from a southern New Mexico and El Paso vacation. Mrs N O Glenn and her sons Fred and Robert visit relatives in Portales New Mexico. W B Edwards of Edwards Bottling Company spends weeks in Hot Springs New Mexico. Mrs J Q Shamburger and James Anne Shamburger and Francis King visit Fort Worth then depart. Earl Bishop and Louis Ridings return from Portales to visit relatives. Mrs R L Cass and Mrs Paul Noland depart for Tulsa Oklahoma and Wichita Kansas. Fred Rolater returns from Victoria Texas. Washington state marriages fall over 10 percent from 1931 to 1932 while divorces drop 13 percent.

Polly Powell Marizon New Mexico el Paso State of Washington

Lightfoot Pioneer Ranger Dies at 76 in Fort Worth

Captain William Lightfoot 76 longtime West Texan and Texas Ranger died after a six week illness at his Fort Worth home. Born in 1857 in Kentucky he moved to Texas at 21. He served as Ranger under John L. Sullivan and Bill McDonald, later led Fort Worth night police, worked as investigator and contractor, and ended life as a Tarrant County grand jury bailiff. Funeral services were held today.

Fort Worth William Lightfoot Texas Kentucky John L. Sullivan Bill McDonald Tarrant County

Old grads honor Prof Hartzell with memorial spelling bee

In Sumneytown, Pennsylvania, alumni of Sumneytown Academy gathered for a memorial service for Professor Henry E. Hartzell. They then held a spelling bee at his grave, honoring the late educator and his influence, observing the day as he would have wished.

Sumneytown Henry E. Hartzell Sumneytown Academy Hartzell

Black Satin Frock Is Smart For Fall Fashion Spotlight

Black satin is one of the smart est fabrics for this fall. Irene Bentay models a chic black satin afternoon suit with a white satin bodice and large white satin revers on the jacket. The outfit features a flattering drawstring neckline and short raglan sleeves.

Irene Bentay

Homing Pigeons Lose Race With Air Line Ships

In Kansas City pigeons released from Dallas and Chicago lost their race to United Air Line planes by about 20 minutes despite rain and wind. Birds owned by Hector Mellebuyck carried greetings between city leaders in Dallas and Chicago. Pigeon speed averaged 65 mph while planes averaged 165 mph.

Kansas City Dallas Chicago United Air Line Hector Mellebuyck Chamber of Commerce Chicago Association of Commerce

Texas Alkali Plant Work Going Rapidly

NEW YORK Aug 21 A P Work is progressing rapidly on the alkali plant at Corpus Christi Texas being built jointly by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company and the American Cynemid Company It will involve several million dollars and is under construction and will open in the near future.

New York Corpus Christi Tex Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company American Cynemid Company

Potter County Meeting Postponed Due to No Quorum

Potter County commissioners lacked a quorum Monday morning but planned to reconvene in the afternoon to address election matters and any remaining board of equalization items from the prior weekend.

Potter County

Southern Alkali Corporation to Operate New Project

The project will be operated by Southern Alkali Corporation, organized in 1931. It will not involve public financing. Southern Alkali is owned jointly by the two corporations.

Southern Alkali Corporation Southern Alkali Medica al Drug

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Democratic Executive Committee U.P Texarkana Fort Worth Baseball Park C. C. Selecman Southern Methodist University of Dallas T. Gordon Wilson North Texse Wilson Cuba Manzanillo Capitol Sen. Sheppard Stork Raymond Moley Moley Roosevelt State Department Joseph B. Keenan William Stanley Associated Press Auto Road Juan Sampol Aindiart Sampol Jose Aguirre Leon N. O. Glenn Alfred Robert Harrison Street Portales N. M Mrs. W. 8. Edwards Edwards Bottling Company Hot Springs, N. M J. Q. Shamburger James and Anne Shamburger Francis King Felix Franklin van Buren Earl Bishop Louis Ridings R. L. Cass Paul Noland Travis Street Tulsa Okla Wichita, Kan Fred Rolater River Road Victoria Lightfoot Russell Middleton Certified Public Accountant Oliver Eakle Wolquitoes Kkk Rigo B. Rigo Macrufecturing Co Nashville Tee Sascee J. C. Penney J.C. Penney Ballard POLK Ren High School
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