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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1931

Page

9

Gas increases revive hopes of operators in Tulsa

Gasoline price hikes along the Atlantic seaboard and Texas production curtailment to meet demand revived hopes of a gradual domestic recovery. Sinclair Refining announced 1-2 cent rises in Eastern tank near prices, offsetting mid continent weakness. Indian lease land bids also rose, Gypsy Oil paying 35 dollars per acre for a Creek County tract at Muskogee auction, top price in over a year.

Tulsa Okla Atlantic Seaboard Texas Sinclair Refining Company Mid-Continent Gypsy Oil Company Creek County Eliza Harjo Five Civilized Tribes Muskogee

Elephants in Circus Battle at Bellefield

A clash between youths and Duffy's Circus employees in Bellefield, Trish Free State ended when the circus proprietor rode two performing elephants into the street. The attack at midnight prompted civic guards to respond and several people were injured in the tumult.

Duffy’s Circus Bellefield Trish Free ~ State

Chicago Seeks to Raise Cash for 1930 Tax Warrants

Chicago officials led by D. P. Kelly and Mayor Cermak organized a civic drive to sell 1930 tax warrants to avert a financial crisis. The goal could rise from 37 million to 75 million if warranted, with funds to pay teachers and sustain payrolls. Major firms including Commonwealth Edison Armour International Harvester and U S Gypsum pledged near 2 million dollars in purchases.

Chicago D. P. Kelly The Fair A. J. Cermak Kelly Cermak Commonwealth Edison Company Armour & Company International Harvester Company U. S. Gypsum Company

Prince of Wales Suffering Chill

The Prince of Wales is reported to have a slight chill with malaria symptoms, but his condition is not serious. He will remain in bed today and had canceled engagements after falling ill yesterday.

London Prince of Wales York House

Americans Warned About London Swindles Avoid Wallets

Reported surge of old time swindling games in London prompts warnings to visitors from across the Atlantic to guard wallets. One American fell for a genial stranger whose Irish accomplice had just inherited a fortune and sought an honest helper to distribute it. The American deposited 2000 dollars as a guarantee and awaits the supposed fortune.

London Atlantic

Five Dead In Crossing Crash In Arizona

Dr. T. J. Tarasoff a czarist era Russian medical corps colonel and four others were killed when his car collided with a Southern Pacific passenger train in Cold Water Arizona last night.

Ariz T. J. Tarasoff Southern Pacific

Beacon to aid night flyers atop Hermanskegel near Vienna

The Austrian Government plans a beacon 1800 feet above the sea to guide night flights. Located on Hermanskegel near Vienna, the light will be visible for over 30 miles, with preparations underway to support night navigation.

Austria Hermanskegel Vienna

Papago Fiesta Merges Pagan Rite With Mass at San Xavier

The Papago tribe opens its annual Fiesta at San Xavier del Bac Arizona blending native chants with a solemn high mass by Bishop Daniel Gercke and a Papago tongue sermon by Father Bonaventure Oblasser. Tribespeople from across the Southwest attend as tom toms drum and gourds rattle through the night.

San Xavier del Baq Ariz Redman Daniel J. Gercke Tucson Father Bonaventure Oblasser Topowa

Transcontinental Airline Adds Vienna Leg to Route

The airline confirms expanded service along its cross continental line, now including Vienna on the main route. Officials say the Vienna stop enhances connections between European and North American cities, with schedules to be announced and service expected to begin later this year.

Slayer of Woman Turns Gun on Self

In Flemingburg Kentucky Mrs Ethel Yates Hunter 35 was shot dead on a street by James T Williamson widower about 60 who then shot himself Williamson frequented the Hunters restaurant run by Mrs Hunter and her husband Ira for about a year Witnesses say he cursed her before firing He had been seen there laughing and talking with the family and their 13 year old son Marion Police reported the shooting today marking a dramatic fatal attack and suicide in the town

Flemingsburg Ethel Yates Hunter James T. Williamson

Gandhi Walks After Illness in London East End

Mahatma Gandhi, confined to bed with chills and fever overnight, was well enough by morning to walk through London's East End.

London Mahatma Gandhi East End

Bullets Halt Prison Escape in Holdenville Oklahoma

Two convicts fled McAlester state penitentiary yesterday noon. Joe Alexander died from gunfire on the highway near Holdenville. J B Creek, serving a five year sentence, is jailed in Hughes County. They hijacked a taxicab, beat the driver, and were stopped after a highway shootout. Sheriffs deputies recovered a shotgun and the fleeing pair’s stolen car was found.

Holdenville Okla U.P McAlester State Penitentiary Joe Alexander Seminole County J. 8 Creek Tulsa Hughes County L. C. Perry Sam West

Flight Pursuit Ended With Sheriff Chase Firefight

West alerted officers after continuing the flight as Sheriff Harve Ball and deputy J O Broadhus pursued the convicts. The chase escalated to gunfire during the pursuit.

West Harve Ball J. O. Broadhus

Relief Party Finds Marooned Aviators

In McGrath Alaska a dog team relief party arrived at the camp of missionary aviators Brothers George Feltes and Martial Lapeyre after their plane forced down in Crater Peak country ten days earlier. Pilot Bob Ellis said a relief group should reach Tatoma about 25 miles away today or tomorrow. He doubted he could land or take off again, noting the craft appeared temporarily disabled.

Mcgrath Alaska George Feltes Martial Lapeyre Crater Peak Bob Ellis Tatoma Ellis

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