Rockford Flyers Reportedly Safe After Island Landing
Radio message from the Rockford Flyers claims the crew landed on a small island near New Found land and are safe with limited food. They request assistance and schedule a transmission for tomorrow night, asking contacts to reach their families.
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Gerall Feland
Grete
Bartle
Rockford
Preas
Harris
O. K
New Foondined
Herrin
Rockford Flyers
Wilson Freed On Bond In Check Forgery Case
Walter F. Witeon a track farmer and father of six, released on $81900 bond after forgery charges. He allegedly cashed a $13.50 check to Almarilla Printing for space and forged the printing company name while adding his endorsement. Arrested by Deputy Constable M. Davis, Witeon had lived near Amarillo for two years and had a clean previous record. The case goes to the grand jury when it meets Monday, August.
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Walter F. Witeon
Chary
Wee
Jattice J. W. Minter
Witeon
Almarilla Printing Company
Wilson
M. Davis
Amarillo
Panhandie
Mondsy
Doctor Flies With Gray to Sick Son in Boulder
Plainview physician Dr L C Wayland flew with Lieut Robt Gray in a monoplane to Boulder Colorado to reach his son Newton who is seriously ill in a sanitarium. Attending physicians expect a possible operation but will wait for Wayland's arrival. Mrs Guy C Jacobs aunt to the boy and Mrs Wayland accompanied the party. Mr Jacobs planned to join by train later.
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L. C. Wayland
Plainview
Amarillo
Robt. H. Gray
Boulder
Colorado
Newton
Wayland
Guy C. Jacobs
Aleo
Dr. Waylad
Lieut Gray
Winter forecast and local notes from Amarillo
The writer predicts a harsh winter with snow and cold, notes early arrivals of wildfowl and cranes, and reports on a new Amarillo dog life association led by Fraemae Fare Tack. He also shares dog rescues, political campaign costs, a lost white bird dog in Hayden Street, and reflections on youth.
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Amarillo
Fraemae Fare Tack
Dr. Vlamm
Frits
Twaddell
Elue
Rage
J. A. Ward
Fragmented reminiscences mix fashion and bids for a used car
A fragmented, archaic text fragment mentions neckties and style aversion, notes about worn clothing and beauty norms, and a buyer seeking a car for cash with a contact offer. It describes a man from Alabama seeking a vehicle and ad offers to connect him with sellers, mentioning two phone numbers.
Whoset News Notes and Concert Clippings
A fragmented reader letter column mentions a long running love story and requests for soap recommendations. It also notes a band concert appreciation and hints at continued coverage on page five. The tone resembles a local newspaper’s mixed notices and reader inquiries.
Bigamy case follows quick remarriage amid divorce decree
In Southern California a man named Valentina faces bigamy charges five months after receiving a divorce decree from his first wife Jenn Acker. He had previously separated from Miss Rambova after a Palm Springs honeymoon. charges were dropped, and the couple wed again in Indiana several months later.
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California
Jenn Acker
Valentina
Miss Rambova
Palm Springs
Indiana
Election notices and polling places listed for county offices
Voters are given polling locations and precinct boundaries for county offices including sheriff attorney and commissioners. The document names candidates and lists multiple polling sites such as Courthouse City Hall Sanborn Allison Kinteer Ranch and others with boundary descriptions along Fort Worth and Denver railroad Western avenue Santa Fe railroad and nearby streets and landmarks.
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T. Rousen
Ots
H. D. Bish
Leo Sparks
Witt NM
Thompson
Jen
Jotnwom
J. A. Yor
Fred C. Kinks
M. L. Parker
Forth Worth
Denver
Tenth Street
Polk Street
Pe Railroad
Mro
Howard
City Hall
Port Worth
Darcmier
F L. Richardson
Sanborn
Sante Pe
Fort Worth
J. M. Stidger
Allison
Arthur Feldom
Boney
Western Avenue
Jens Hill
Kinteer Ranch
Annabelle Kritner
Wilson School
Tyr Street
Santa Fe
J. R. Gant
A. Triplett
Sixteenth Street
Taylor Street
Jackson Street
Penth Street
BR. K. Puckett
Wolflin
R. H. Bridges
W. W. Flenniken
San Jacinto
Rock Island
Wade Holman
Peace Rally Precaution In Paris Delays Ceremony
Police kept crowds calm as a precaution to avoid clashes by communists and other extremists in remembrance events for Sacco and Vanzetti and on general principles. The arrival occurred three-quarters of an hour before the scheduled time.
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Paris
Sacco
Vanzetti
State School Superintendent predicts large victory margin
Heavy vote totals are expected as dozens of county races run. State School Superintendent M. N. Marra, seeking re election, predicted in a statement that he would poll a majority of more than 100 000 over run off opponent W F Garner of Nacogdoches.
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8. M. N. Marra
W. F. Garner
Nacogdoches
Mexico Good Will Flier Resumes Tour
Colonel Roberto Fierro, Mexican good will flier, resumes a tour of Central American Republics departing Relize British Honduras for Guatemala City at 6 50 a m after being forced down there several days ago on a flight from Havana. This report from United Press notes the continuation of his mission with stops planned in Central America.
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United Press
Relize
British Honduras
Roberto Fierro
Central America
Guatemala City
Fierro
Havyana
Funeral for Auto Victim This Evening
Funeral services for Paul Perry Grabskey five year old son of W H Grabikey roadmaster of the Rock Island railroad killed when struck by an automobile on the highway near Adrian will be held this afternoon at 4 oclock from the N and Griggs and Sons chapel Rev G H Bryant pastor of the Buchanan Methodist church officiating Driver Luther Hughes of Amarillo rendered aid but the boy died almost instantly Burial will be in Liane cemetery The father survives with nine brothers Calvin Arthur and Albert of Amarillo and Roger Percy David George Robert and Dexter of Adrian
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Paul Perry Grabskey
W. H. Grabikey
Rock Island Railroad
Adrian
N. &. Griggs and Sons
G. H. Bryant
Buchanan Methodist Church
Paul
Luther Hughes
Amarillo
Griggs
Calvin
Arthur
Albert
Roger
Percy
David
George
Robert
Dexter
Liane Cemetery
Attempt to Save Hearing of Deaf Teen Fails
The attempt to restore hearing to Laurance Levy 16 son of Mrs Ida Warner by an airplane thrill is believed to have failed. Levy has been deaf since birth but can speak and lip read well. He can drive and detect engine vibrations, and leading surgeons have refused to operate.
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Laurance Levy
Ida Warner
Polk Street
Laurance
Gray
Levy
Man Held on Liquor Charges Freed on Bond
M. J. Ferrell arrested yesterday while seated in a hotel lobby and jailed in Potter county on charges of transporting and illegal possession of liquor. He was released this morning on bond as forty eight gallons of whisky found in an automobile identified as Ferrells were confiscated from a garage.
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M. J. Ferrell
Potter County
Ferrell
Amarilloans Leave For Carlsbad Cave Tour
Miss Eloise Riddle voice teacher from Birmingham Alabama travels with Mrs Fearl Gould Denton Texas and relatives by car to New Mexico. They plan to return to Amarillo in a week or ten days and Miss Riddle will then go to Alabama. Mrs Gould will stay several weeks with relatives.
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Eloise Riddle
Birmingham
Ala
Fearl Gould
I. A. College
Denton
Texas
F. C. Higgins
Walter E. Chase
New Mexico
Amarillo
Miss Riddle
Alabama
Gould
Governor Smith Seeks Government Role in Power and Labor Reform
The article outlines Governor Smith proposing government ownership for Muscle Shoals power and controlling water power while promoting collective bargaining, equal opportunity, maternity care, public health, and immigrant openness. It notes support for Taft's views on capital labor relations and hints at a forthcoming campaign battle, with Mr. Everett In selling Essex and Hudson cars.
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Smith
Colorado River
Muscle Shoals
Taft
New Orleans Market Shows Mixed Cotton and Stock Activity
The page reports a steady to higher tone in cotton with declines in some Liverpool prices, notes Texas crop reports boosting October and December futures, and a rise in U S stock prices led by Chrysler and General Electric. It also lists foreign exchange steadiness and a burst of buying in various Industrial and consumer stocks.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Oklahoma
NEW York Stock Letter
Associated Press
Chrysler
National Cash Register
Armour A
General Electric
Greene Cananea Copper
Kolster Radio
Wall Street
General Motors
Alan
S. Steel
American Can
Studebaker
New York
Markets report from Kansas City Chicago and East St Louis
Agricultural markets show hogs and cattle steady across Kansas City and Chicago with varied price ranges for calves cows and feeders. East St Louis notes strong hogs and steady cattle while New York cotton opens steady then climbs on crop prospects and rain in the southwest.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Associated Preas
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