Lubbock Man Fires at Party Injures Girl in Orchard
J B Moore a Lubbock farmer said he mistook a group returning from church for thieves and fired seven shots in his orchard striking Dorris Cain 14 daughter of BE M Cain in the left side she was rushed to Lubbock hospital in critical condition Moore posted bond at 1000 after the shooting authorities say the group included several people passing through the orchard.
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Wonder Age Notes On Talkies And Tragedy In Flight
Arthur Brisbane surveys the era of talkies and the impact of aviation on society. The column touches on women pilots, a fatal air race death, Wall Street activity, and emerging distribution and production challenges amid scientific musings and speculation.
Vote of Gratitude Proposed in Elgin Ceremony for Premier MacDonald
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes proposed a vote of thanks to the Lord Provost in Elgin Scotland where the freedom of the city was granted to Premier MacDonald. Dawes cautioned that naval disarmament talks depend on public sentiment to reach clear terms for media understanding. The event honored a Moray Shire native and Dawes traveled from Blair Athol to Forres before arriving in Elgin.
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Easterwood Withdraws From Texas Governor Race
Col. W. E. Easterwood Jr. withdrew from the Texas gubernatorial contest citing a request from Texas legionnaires to run for state commander of the American Legion. He announced the decision in Dallas on August 23.
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Italy Asks Cup Race Postponed After Tragedy
Rome reports Italy formally asked England to postpone the Blue Ribbon Schneider Cup races set for England on six seven due to the death of Captain Giuseppe Motta. Motta, vice commander at Desenzano, died when the M67 speed plane nose-dived into Lake Garda from 300 feet.
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Snowden Rejects New Reparations Plan
The Hague August 23. Philip Snowden British chancellor of the exchequer rejected the new compromise proposals from the four principal creditor powers aimed at increasing Britain's share of German reparations.
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China and Russia Brace for Major Conflict on Siberian Border
United Press reports a tense standstill as Gen Chang Heueh-Liang mobilizes 120000 troops across Heilungkiang Kirin and Fengtlin. Peiping dispatches 50000 Mukden troops moving north while Soviet units total 30000 to 40000 stationed at the Manchurian frontier.
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Bond Set At Five Thousand For Blackie Moore
The Borger area reports a $5,000 bond for Blackie Moore after a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Newton P. Willis in Spearman. Moore is charged with fatally stabbing Homer L. Brown on Borger streets last Sunday night following a dispute over a gambling debt. Moore was returned to jail at Stinnett. defense says he will seek bond.
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Pantages to Stand Trial for Assault Charges in September
Alexander Pantages, prominent theater operator, will face superior court in Los Angeles on September 22 for two assault charges linked to Eunice Pringle, 17, who alleges he attacked her at his office on August 9. He entered a not guilty plea and is under $25,000 bond. His wife, Mrs. Pantages, set for trial September 3 on second degree murder linked to a June automobile crash that killed Joe Rokumoto.
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Women fliers push toward Cleveland in national air derby
Tulsa noon control point reports all Fort Worth entrants landing by 12 45 pm. Ruth Elder misrouted to Bruges Oklahoma arrives 12 42 05 pm. Louise McPherridge Thaden leads by 10 46 16 am from Fort Worth with Thea Rasche of Germany close behind. Miss Blanche Noyes of Cleveland forced to land near Pecos after cockpit fire from a cigarette endangers her life.
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Five Are Killed in Michigan Car Crash
Five youths were killed and two injured when their car left the road and struck a tree three miles north of Elk Rapids Michigan. The dead are Bert Lust 18 Royal Oak Harold Anderson 18 Detroit Ruth Jacks 20 Toledo Ohio Alberg Voice 16 Traverse City and Bella Mayne 16 Alden Michigan.
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Graf Zeppelin Couriers Across Pacific on Third World Lap
Graf Zeppelin with 19 passengers and 41 crew left Kasumigaura for Los Angeles on a Pacific dash of about 6118 miles. Commander Eckener swung to sea to avoid northern storms and reported 147 east 37 north before veering south amid midflight updates.
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Forest Guard Seeks Fire Bug After Timber Blaze
Heavily armed Oklahoma forest rangers hunted a fire bug who fired timber near the Oklahoma Arkansas line. The arsonist escaped and no arrests were reported. Choctaw Lumber Co officials seek motive as 60,000 acres burned since August 1 in Leflore Pushmataha and McCurtain counties.
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Attack Planes Refuel at Memphis
A squadron of 18 attack planes and one transport plane en route from Galveston to Cleveland for the national air races refueled in Memphis at 9 10 a m today. The group arrived yesterday and stayed overnight before continuing to Louisville for the next refueling stop.
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Aerial weddings proposed for Amarillo airport dedication
Ross Rogers announces two free aerial weddings during the Municipal Airport dedication in Amarillo. Each couple will fly with minister and witnesses as a band plays, with $50 cash and merchant gifts, all expenses paid. Applications on a first come basis via Lowell Yerex at 4747.
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Amarillo Summer Rent Ad Teases Home Availability
Annual Amarillo pilgrimage begins as summer visitors return with plans to settle for fall. With many seeking housing, a house for rent ad aims to reach tourists and summer residents needing a place to live.
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