Tom Campbell to be buried at Palestine
The body of Thomas Mitchell Campbell, physician and former Governor T. M. Campbell, was sent to Palestine for burial with his family. Funeral planned for Tuesday pending travel of relatives from Michigan California and Washington. He had served in Palestine banking and sports leadership in the Texas Association.
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Austin
Ang. T
Thowmes Mitchell Campiell
Old State
Neatance Emmonissinner
Winess
Palestion
T. M. Campbell
Michigan
Merc
W. Dilley
California
BR. BR. Allen
Washington
Campbel, Jr
William B
T. M
Campbell
New Mexico
Wes
Moody Shost
Palestine
Guaranty State Bank
Campbell State Bank
Palestine Baseball
Texas Association
Amarillo Politics and Bills Thompson Thrive in Tight Runoff
A long, opinionated Amarillo column recounts the Thompson Roach mayoral runoff, detailing voter organization, perceived political machines, and the local power balance. It notes Bill Thompson’s elective win, the county offices’ lucrative fees, and the forthcoming city election dynamics with Jeff, Grover Hill, and other local figures.
STYLE SHOW Lights Up Business District Tonight
The Mews Globe and local merchants praise city officials for co operation in preparing for the show. All cues must be off the street by 5 oclock to ensure proper work completion.
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Epick
Span
Automobile Deslere
Hoover maps campaign plan after rest in Warmington
Herbert Hoover focused on mapping a campaign plan after two days rest at his Warmington home. He intends to prioritize the East, consult with campaign leaders, and consider visits to New York and Massachusetts before a broader push including border states and the West. He may visit Chicago before a continental tour.
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Associated Press
Warmington
Herbert Hoover
New York
Massachusettc
Booth
Chileago
Hoover
Hubert Work
Walter Newton
Minnesote
John Tilson
Connecticut
James W. Good
Jows
Hope Gone for Passengers on Lost Plane
Beattie Washington August 27. Hope faded today for four passengers and two pilots of a Ford monoplane missing since last Saturday while en route from Victoria British Columbia to Seattle Washington. Searchers pored over the sea for wreckage after a possible oil slick and a report of a splash in fog near the area. Names of the missing include Arm A M Heatt England Victoria Dr C B Holden Victoria Thomas E Lakele 8 Harreld Walker Beattie Chief Pitt Leonard Carson Victoria relief pilot.
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Plone
Beattle
Wash
Hope
Victoria
B.C
Seattle
Juan de Foes
Wtralia
Gillie Hathmore
Tolcher
Streich
Elen
Doctor Flies to Reach Critical Patient Near Childress
Dr. Robert B. Giles, a Valine physician, flew from Childress toward New Mexico to aid 5 B Shank of Dallas who lies critically ill in a Bent Pe hospital. He was met near Childress by aviator R Gray, who ferried him onward.
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Associated Free
Childress
Tex
Nushing
B. Shank
Dallas
Bente Pe
New Mexico
Robert B. Giles
Giles
Wisserival
R. Gray
Amarinle
Two Boys Eye Jewelry Display for a Possible Heist
Two boys glimpse Pinklea's jewelry shop window, daring to choose items from the display with one wanting a diamond bracelet. A reader letter to Tack discusses ambitious women and schooling, arguing for six year old entry into public schools and tax burdens on parents.
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Pinklea
Amarillo Airport field gains lighting and new facilities
Amarillo Airport Corporation field formerly Bivins field adds flood lights boundary lights and a lunch room. Four planes including a Ryan brougham and Travelair Hisso are now based there as Scenic Airways expands in the Southwest. James and T. T. Oxnard promote a line from Laredo to Mexico City. James Oxnard sails for Mexico.
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Amarillo Airport Corporation
Bivins Field
T. T. Oxnard
Harold English
Ryan Brougham
Travel
Oxnard
James G
Scenic Airways, Inc
Detroit
Southwest
James Oxnard
Mexico
Laredo
Mexico City
Curties Field
New York
Harvard University
Bert Martin Quits Party for Hoover Amid Progressive Split
Bert Martin resigns as secretary treasurer of the former labor party and declares support for Herbert Hoover. He cites ruralist bias and criticizes Tamany Hall leaders. J Edwin Spurr and Neil MacArthur also resign from their posts.
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United Press
Chicago
Labor
Bert Martin
Herbert Hoover
Martin
Cleveland
Hoover
Alfred PB. Smith
Tammany Hall
American minister to Paraguay killed in fall accident
William J. O'Telle, the American minister to Paraguay under Harding, died in a fall at the American Coal Cleaning Corp. plant in Gilliam near Bluefield West Virginia.
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Paraguay
Associated Press
Bluefield
W. Va
William J. O'Telle
Harding
American Coal Cleaning Corporation
Gilliam
Here
Amarillo Seeks Families For Free Six-Year-Old Schooling
An Amarillo mother notes debate over free schooling for six-year-old children. Reporters interview the school board and Mr. Melatosh about attracting young families to settle in Amarillo versus other towns with early education options.
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BE. Tack
Globe-News
Tack
Littl
Mike
Amjariko
Amarillo
Melatosh
War Pact Read as Western Europe Girds for Armies
Western Europe remains heavily armed after the Kellogg Briand pact, with more than 3,000,000 in military service and swift mobilizations under way. Britain 408,000. France 366,000. Italy 347,000. Belgium 79,000. Greece 66,900. Romania 205,000, among others. The era’s distrust and past treaties drive vast rearmament as governments debate budgets and forge peace pacts.
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Western Europe
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Italy
Belgium
Greece
Roumania
Nations Sign Kellogg Pact to Renounce War Forever
The Kellogg Briand pact signing concludes with 15 nations renouncing war as state policy. Kellogg and Briand sign for United States and France respectively, followed by ministers and high commissioners from Belgium Britain Canada Australia New Zealand Ireland South Africa India Italy Japan Poland Czechoslovakia and others in a rapid ten minute ceremony.
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Kellogg
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Soviet
Russia
Stresemann
Paris
United States
America
Hymans
Belgium
Briand
Associated Press
Dr. Stresemann
Benjamin Franklin
M. Briand
France
Lord Cushendun
Kingdom of Great Britain
Mackenzie King
Canada
Alexander MacLachlin
Executive Council
Commonwealth of Australia
Christopher Parr
New Zealand
Jacobus Smit
South Africa
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
India
Count Mansoni
Italy
Count Uchida
Japan
Zaleski
Poland
Tuccumcari Hearing Hears Bond Likely No Bail
The sheriff says the county expects the couple to be held without bail after today’s hearing. Jackson and Schmidt claim they never saw the woman. District Attorney M. Compton is in Tuccumcari to investigate the tragedy. John R. Armstrong of Foxworth Galbraith Lumber bought 2411 Ong Street and will build immediately, sale handled by Powell Realty. Rev J Q Mervin of Rochester is mentioned in connection with the panel.
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Jackson
Schmidt
M. Compton
Tuccumcari
John R. Armstrong
Foxworth- Galbraith Lumber Company
Ong Street
Powell Realty Company
Fragmentary historic verse yields a whispered trial of fate
In the hours of trial the speaker contemplates what a man must endure for his mother and child, noting curses and luck as fate shifts. The lines hint at personal sacrifice and tense familial fate without clear context or full narrative.
Live Stock Markets Steady to Strong Across Major Exchanges
Chicago and East St. Louis markets show gains in hogs and cattle with top hogs near 12.90, beef steers reaching up to 16.90, vealers to 17.50, and lambs around 14.75. Pigs and sows trade higher. cattle and vealers demonstrate mixed strength across volumes of 10k to 33k head.
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Chicago
Associated Press
New Orleans Cotton Opens Mixed With Cables Pressure
The New Orleans cotton market opened easier on light Liverpool cables but rallied from early lows as private crop reports spurred buying. October and December contracts fluctuated around the 18.1x to 18.2x levels, with prices retreating later on favorable weekend weather and moderate short covering.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
New York
Upy the Associates Ress
Allied Chemice
Candy
Schulte
General Motors
Sears Roebuck, Drug, Inc
Electric Auto Lita Otis Elevator
Kroger’ Stores
Calumet & Keela
Hupp and Woolworth
Armour A
National Biscuit
American Railway
Hepress
General Electric
Briggs
National Tea
Greene Cananes
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
American Express
American
Knife Trick Returns Victims Hear of Latest City Incident
A recurring knife trick swindle resurfaced last night in the city, with Amarillo men claiming to have reduced by 640 through the prick knife. Police were provided with descriptions of two suspects, but no arrests followed. Residents remain warned as some think they can safely perform the trick despite police cautions.
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Burton Road
Jwst
Burton Roach
Burton
AL Sevith
Bill Thompson
Jett Bartlett
Grover Hill
Hoover
Bill
Jeff
Grover
Amarillo
Armcaville
Tack
Neal
Ap Amarillo
Buck of Oklahoma City in the city on business
W. L. Buck of Oklahoma City is in town on business matters.
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W. L. Buck
Oklahoma City
Turbulent talk on religion and reform in a divided world
The column mocks sectarian decrees and reform impulses, citing Kimal Pasha and Mohammed, while noting Turkish shifts away from fez and Arabic script. It contrasts old orders with new cravings for liberty and alcohol, then shifts to John Coolidge's view of his father’s vacation.
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Kimal Pasha
Turkey
Mohammed
Alisha
Althoug Hohammed
Ay Kee P En Ep Xa on Pe Bo
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Woman Held for Slayings Says Nothing
Union Missouri August 27 Indictments name Be Gifford 50 year old farmer's wife held for trial in November. She refuses to confess further to police who say she admitted poisoning two boys and a man to ease their suffering. Eleven poison purchases traced between 1911 and 1927. Victims include Edward Brinley Elmer Schamel Lloyd Schamel all at The House of Mystery in Catawissa.
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Gifford
Edward F. Brinley
Elmer Schamel
Lloyd Schamel
Catawissa
Emilie Gifford
James Gifford
Sheriman Pounds
James Ogle
Beaulah Pounds
Victor Herbert Opera to be staged at Tri-State Fair
Victor Herbert's Naughty Marietta is booked by the Tri-State fair association and will appear October 11 with nationally known artists. A radio contest shows Herbert as the second most popular American composer after Beethoven. Dorothy Greathouse, noted coloratura soprano, will give a concert recital September 14 under fair auspices.
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Victor Herbert
Amarillo
Two Stowaways Near Death After Ship Harbors In Baltimore
In Baltimore on August 27, two stowaways were reported dead after being smothered in the hold of the Munson liner freighter Manissa. Four others were rescued in a semi conscious condition as the ship docked today.
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Baltimore
Manissa
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