Polo Star Faces Dropped Charge Over Nurse Attack
Chicago August 23 The possibility that charges filed by Miss Eugenia Rose a 28 year old nurse against Cecil Smith captain of the all star western polo team may be dropped grew today She had not met with state attorneys to arrange a hearing and the case could be closed if the hearing is not held before Friday The events occurred last Friday night.
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Chicago
Eugenia Rose
Cecil Smith
Miss Row
Smith
Voters urged to back state emergency relief bond issue
Amarillo city commission unanimously urged residents to vote Saturday for the constitutional amendment authorizing a 20 million dollar emergency relief bond plan to fund aid for destitute unemployed, backed by federal assistance and state action. The measure aims to sustain life necessities as work remains scarce.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Heiress Seeks Law To End Quick Royal Marriage
Janet Snowden, 19, heiress to millions, tearfully seeks annulment or divorce from Italian prince Francesco Caravita after a six day marriage she calls a mistake. She left the prince and plans to stay in bachelor girls' quarters, citing lack of love and haste in a whirlwind courtship that began two weeks prior.
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New York
Janet Snowden
Prince di Siriggnano
Francesco Caravita
Janet
Marion Snowden
Girolamo Rospigiossi
Caravita
U S Favorable Trade Balance With Exports Soar
The United States showed a favorable trade balance of 2,000,000 in July with exports at 145,000,000 and imports at 143,000,000. June had a small unfavorable balance. July foreign trade activity rose, exports up 21 percent and imports up 17 percent from June.
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Washington
United States
Second SOS Heard As Ship Battles Gale
The steamship Madison sent a second SOS while near Chesapeake lightship off Virginia as a gale worsened. Amelia and Coast Guard cutters Cara bassett Upshur plus S S Emilia moved to assist. Madison had 37 passengers and 50 to 60 crew aboard under Capt William Heath.
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New York
Madison
Mackay
United States Coast Guard
Chesapeake
Virginia
Coast Guard
Emilia
Carabassett
Upshur
William Heath
Eastern Steamship Line
Five Farmers Indicted in Ambush Slaying at Point Blank
Murder indictments returned against J Lee 72 and his three sons Obie Lonnie Leonard Lee and Levi Whiteside hired hand at Lee farm in connection with the March ambush death of Amon Copeland at Point Blank Copeland a key state witness in a cattle theft trial was shot as he watched rural school closing exercises from a window the assailants fired from the dark
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Cold Springs
Tex
Amon Copeland
Point Blank
J. Lee
Obie Lee
Lonnie Lee
Leonard Lee
Levi Whiteside
Lee
Huntsville
San Jacinto County
Whiteside
Conroe
Copeland
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Shifts to Clouds
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas sees partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated showers in extreme west tonight and Thursday. New Mexico remains unsettled with little temperature change. Temperatures range between 64 and 77 by 1 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Texans Day At Fair Showcases Lone Star Exhibit
Thousands of Texans arrive by train bus and air to Chicago for Texas Day at the Century of Progress. The Lone Star exhibit features rattlesnakes scorpions centipedes and tarantulas in a desert scene with a cactus display and a Texas Pets inscription. A model Alamo and San Jose mission recreate historic Texas sites as paintings and displays.
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Ruth Cowan
Chicago
Texas
Lone Star
Metropoli
Alamo, Texas
William Travis
Mission of
San Jose
San Antonio
No Thanks Says Paris and a Busy President
Article notes Paris rejection of gangster tolerance and a busy U S president pressing recovery and naval actions including a trip to Cuba. Brisbane highlights tensions with France over crime immunity and American policy. The column previews coverage on page 12.
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Paris
Amarillo sets city charter election for Sept 30
City commissioners set a special election on September 30 to consider amendments that would expand the commission from three to five members. Proposals require mailed copies to qualified voters and designate eight polling places across four precincts.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Globe
Auto top repair service advertised in want ads
Readable want ad describes a business offering to fix a leaking auto top and make it rain tight. It promises a waterproof top for your car and invites readers to contact the listed service under Business Services.
NRA Policing Demanded in Survey Of Local Employers
NRA workers in Amarillo were told to press employers for survey responses with militant intent. Council secretary Rolla Townsend said it is time to act, and mayors and captains were informed they carry authority to enforce the NRA questionnaire.
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NRA
Amarillo
T. Collman
Theu
Rolla Townsend
Publisher Fred Wallace Found Dead in Muskingum River
The body of 61 year old Fred S Wallace publisher and editor of the Coshocton Tribune was found weighted and bound along the Muskingum River two miles from Coshocton. Dr F W Craig coroner withheld verdict as Prosecutor Russell Lyons investigates disappearance and death.
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Coshocton
Fred
Wallace
Muskingum River
F. W. Craig
Russell E. Lyons
Coshocton Tribune
Jock
Tragedy Strikes Wagon Trek Travelers Near Here
E C Traweek family wagon train halted by a 10 am collision 15 miles north on Highway 5. Mrs Traweek 43 injured after alighting from wagon as T B Brown vehicle hits her. Family from Miles Montana traveling to San Antonio hopes to resume in weeks. Four children aboard wagon plus two more. seek livelihood in Amarillo after delay. Insurance urged with Neely Greenhill Agency.
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E. C. Traweek
Here
Highway 5
U. S. Merchant Marine
Lampasas
Traweek
Montana
Amarillo
Deny Danciger Ruling Appeal Denied Oil Firm
Attorney General James V. Allred announced the U S Supreme Court denied the Danciger Oil and Refining Company request for relief from Texas proration actions. The suit challenged prorated production limits and sought a temporary stay to halt state injunctions pending final court resolution. The case began with a three judge federal court granting a temporary injunction permitting full Panhandle production, later upheld, leading to further state actions.
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Austin
James V. Allred
United States Supreme Court
Danciger Oil and Refining Company
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Danciger
Panhandle
Travis County
Slade to Hereford On Driving Charge
J H Slade of Amarillo was brought back to Hereford to face drunken driving charges. Sheriff F J Miller of Jeff Davis County escorted him after Hereford officers sent word, and Slade had earlier arrested a man and a woman accused of drugging and robbing him last week.
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Fort Worth
J. H. Slade
Amarillo
Hereford
F. J. Miller
Jeff Davis County
Slade
Blade
Kidnap Inquiry Opens in Armed U.S. Jury Room
Oklahoma City scenes of the Urschel kidnap case as a federal grand jury re convenes with machine guns and guards around the Federal Building. Walter Jarrett and wife arrive for testimony while officials fear gang retaliation and potential trials for Harvey Bailey.
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U.S
Oklahoma City
Fedral
Federal Grand Jury
Charles F. Urechel
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Walter Jarrett
Urschel
Federal Building
Grand Jury Chambers
Jarrett
Here
Texas
Harvey Bailey
Kansas City
Kansas City Union Station
Herbert K. Hyde
Bailey
Dallas
Shannon Ranch
Paradise
United States
U. S
Joseph B. Keenan
Lewis Morris
Walter R. Jarrett
Condition of Dr Roach Serious at Hospital
The condition of Dr. D Roach who was taken to St Anthony's hospital Sunday is still serious, hospital attendants reported Wednesday morning. Dr Roach has been ill several days but his condition worsened Sunday.
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D. Roach
St. Anthony's Hospital
Roach
Sleeping Sickness Death Toll To 19
In St Louis the sleeping sickness death toll rose to 19 as four more deaths occurred in 24 hours. A government expert arrived from Washington to study insect spread while cases increased in St Louis County and surrounding towns. Separate reports from Oklahoma and Kansas noted new cases in Cardin near the Oklahoma Kansas line and in Wichita and Kansas City with encephalitis diagnoses.
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Miami
Okla
Cardin
Oklahoma-Kansas Line
Here
J. ©. Jacobs
Betty Jane Dye
Floyd Dye
Dye
Jacobs
Houston
St. Louis
Washington
Wichita
Kas
Kansas City
Nas
Warrensburg
Maryville
Muskogee
St. Louis County
Spokane
Wash
Army Officers Trade Wives Legally for Love
Leavenworth Kansas August 22 Two army officers legally swapped wives in a friendly arrangement. Capt William Bradford and Major Stuart MacDonald arranged consent with joint attorney and moved to Bentonville Arkansas to exploit a 90 day divorce law. After decrees were granted the couples married each other. Their 10 year old daughter remained with Bradford.
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MacDonald
Bradford
Bentonville
Ark
Lee Seamaster
Frank Lloyd
Bradfords
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