Officials in club clash may arise over subpoenas
A dispute brews between Mabel Willebrandt and U S Attorney Charles Tuttle over summoning 125 night club patrons before a federal grand jury in New York. Subpoenas were issued during Tuttle’s absence and he later halted the questioning, while Willebrandt says he set the date and issued the subpoenas from his office. John J. Raskob criticizes the move as too public.
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Thirty Auto Trucks Burn at Dallas
Dallas Hickory Aug 22 about 30 automobile trucks were destroyed in a fire that also damaged an automobile storage house and three frame dwellings causing about 25000 in losses Fireman W M Anderson collapsed from smoke and firefighter W C Cardwell sustaining a minor burn Origin of the blaze remains uncertain
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Coolidges Enjoy Cruise and Picnic on Madalline Island
President Coolidge sails aboard the Nellewood for a day of leisure in Wisconsin. A picnic lunch at Devil's Island frames a relaxed cruise with Mrs. Coolidge, tea at H. L. Gary's estate, and follow-on coverage by press on the Madeleine vessel.
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Mexican War Veterans Now Number Three
American survivors of the Mexican war have dwindled to three. Augustus Markle, who died at 102 in Lodi Ohio, was removed from the pension bureau roll. Remaining veterans are William F. Buckner 100 of Paris Missouri Owen T. Edgar Washington DC and Richard D. Howard Sterling City Texas each 97.
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Police Officer G W Keen Not Expected to Live
Night patrolman G W Keen of the Amarillo police underwent surgery at a Fort Worth hospital and is in serious condition. Doctors report liver and bowel cancer and say he likely has only days to live. 3% gallons of pus were drained from the incision.
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Hoover Bids Goodbye to Home Town in Iowa Campaign Stop
Herbert Hoover returns to his boyhood for a campaign swing in West Branch and Cedar Rapids. He meets farm and party leaders and editors, plans two intensive days in Iowa, and pledges a sound agricultural relief while recalling family memories. He will hold headquarters at the Roosevelt Hotel in Cedar Rapids and tour Iowa City and the old state capitol.
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Dallas Fans To See Uncle Tom's Cabin
Dallas Aug 22 The moving picture version of Uncle Tom's Cabin will be shown Aug 25 as scheduled but may be altered by producers after a delegation from the United Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy viewed private showings. The film will replace Simon Legree’s portrayal with a Yankee villain and edit cruelty footage while adding a prologue to note such effects were not typical in the South before the war. The term civil war will be replaced by war between the states.
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Weed Law Reminder Prompted in Amarillo
Police Judge Henry S Ridings warned Amarillo residents to strictly observe the weed cutting ordinance for unimproved property. Promises to act reduce fines. repeat neglect may bring 15 to 25 dollar penalties. The judge noted he is hay fever affected and may not be as lenient this week.
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