Prince Michael Romanoff Returns to New York Amid Immigration Row
In Manhattan a day after deportation, Prince Michael Romanoff reentered the United States by stowing away on the Europa. He claimed only coffee and a sandwich aboard, then planned to travel to Canada. He previously fled a French jail term and was deported after a stint on Ellis Island.
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New York
Prince Michael Romanoff
Prince of Ours
Manhattan
United States
East Side
Romanotfi
America
Europa
Europe
North Raenan
Romanoff
Canada
American
Roya
Cherbourg
Marilyn Miller
Paris
Ile de France
Ellis Island
Head of Pipe Line Company Faces Theft
New York dispatch reports Frank P. Parrish chief of the Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company surrendered to the district attorney on an indictment charging theft of bonds valued at 127000 and several promissory notes. The case stems from a Maguire complaint. notes include 21000 31800 and 10600 drawn by the firm to Ralph B. Mayo.
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New York
Frank P. Parrish
East Orange
N. J
Kansas City
Kas
Archibald Firestone
Grand Jury
Parrish
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company
Texas Panhandle
Illinois
Firestone
Wiliam G. Maguire
W. G. Maguire, Inc
Chicago
Maguire
Missouri Pipe Line Company
Ralph B. Mayo
Mayo
Governor Calls Special Election for Jan 28 1933
Governor R. S. Sterling orders a special election on January 28 1933 to fill the congressional vacancy in Texas eighth district caused by the death of Daniel E. Garrett of Houston. The move targets the national house seat once held by Garrett.
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Austin
R. S. Sterling
Congress
Daniel E. Garrett
Houston
National House
Christmas beer bill blocked in Senate vote
In Washington on December 23 the drive for 3.2 percent beer reform stalled as the Senate defeated Senator Bingham's motion for immediate action. The 48 to 23 vote followed a Democratic coalitions argues against rushing the measure before the holidays.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Bingham
Conn
House
Demo Solon
Democrats
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norris
East Texas outlet plan discussed for 300 distress wells
The East Texas oil pipeline committee led by Les lie McKay met to seek ways to provide outlets for 300 unconnected wells in the East Texas field. A prior meeting offered no decision while independent operators in St. Louis urged cooperation with the Texas Railroad Commission and pipeline firms to stabilize production. Oil men watch the outcome as unrest grows among distress well owners. OIL FIRMS MUST BE REPRESENTED DEC. 28.
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Dallas
East Texas Oil Pipeline Committee
Leslie McKay
East Texas
St. Louis
Texas Railroad Commission
Hoover Turns To Fishing as F D Chides
President Hoover abandons his war debt negotiation plan and goes fishing. President Roosevelt criticizes Hoover’s co operation ideas in a pointed statement that signals a sharp political rift. New York Governor Roosevelt replies with surprise and frustration over the White House stance.
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F. D
Washington
U.P
Erect Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
New York
Roosevelt
Boncour Moves to Open Debt Talks With United States
Paris reports Premier Joseph Paul Boncour moves to engage Washington directly through Ambassador Edge to push debt negotiations with the United States. The chamber backs debt talks within set limits, while observers await Finance Minister Cheron’s January financial plan and Socialist support.
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Paris
Paul Boncourr
America
United States
Bedge
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Chamber of Deputies
Hoover
Roosevelt
Paul Boncour
Henry Cheron
Goodfellows Rally for Yuletide Cash and Provisions
Amarillo Goodfellows race to finish Christmas aid with less than a day left. Over 200 dollars in cash donations plus about 150 more families adopted, now totaling 1 250 listed. Baskets packing to begin at 504 Polk Street under Lewis Fields with Dean Kirk leading cash donors and numerous groups contributing food and goods.
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Polk Street
Lewis Fields
Dean Kirk
Santa Fe
Goodfellow Club
Graduate Nurses Association
Aleck R. Anderson
Herring Hotel
Denver Roundhouse Boys
Penney
Cunningham Flower Shop
Amarillo Credit Association
F. W. Popham
Hughes
P. C. Blazi
J. C. Paschall
R. B. Latham
Christmas charity drive aid and toy distribution listed
A White King Soap Company gift package and popcorn donations show ongoing efforts to help needy families. The notice asks readers to check the Deserving Families list and assist specific cases such as a widow with a daughter and a boy seeking work, urging help before Christmas.
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White King Soap Company
Foster Klouse
Tulsa
PLAN 9-CENT TAX CUT Inconsistent Highway And Rail Debate
Arthur Brisbane argues railroads face costly rights of way and must compete with autos on free highways. He urges efficiency gains in rolling stock and better leverage of railroad advantages to stay profitable amid road competition. Meanwhile Texas eyes a nine cent property tax cut and a constitutional amendment to cap state ad valorem rates at 15 to 18 cents, reducing overall tax loads and preserving school funding options.
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Miami
Fla
Austin
U.P
Texas
Weather Brisk Thaw Spreads Across Amarillo And Oregon
Amarillo skies overcast but rising warmth expected Friday night through Saturday as thaw continues after icy streets. Temperature highs near 32 and lows around 30 mark a two week extreme. some snow remains on ground from Thursday rainfall. Bitter storm grips central Oregon with 75 mph gales easing. shipping returns to normal.
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Seattle
Oregon
California
Alaska
Washington
Tax Assessor Names Assistants for 1933
Houston Taylor, county tax assessor-elect, Friday announced his appointments for the office effective January 1. Two men will be appointed with the time divided. They are Bates Witt and H. G. Baker. Both men were raised in Amarill and have families. Witt was born here and Baker has lived here since he was one.
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Houston Taylor
Bates Witt
E. J. Witt
H. G. “Boss” Baker
Amarill
Witt
Baker
Treasury Proposes Restrictions on Alien Workers Near Border
Comptroller General McCarl approves Treasury plans to bar aliens from working on public building projects within 154.7 miles of the Canadian border. The ruling does not yet cover the Mexican border but could be extended if needed.
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Washington
The
Treasury
McCarl
Devil Cure Kills Child Held Pastors in Linden
Two Apostolic healers, Paul and Coy Oaks, were charged with murder in Linden Texas after Bernice Clayton, five, paralytic since infancy, died during rites they claimed could drive out the devil. Sheriff Nat Cartwright said they beat and choked her while praying and reciting incantations. The brothers, both under 24, had traveled from Hopkins County to conduct meetings.
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Hopkins County
Nat Cartwright
Cartwright
Ccartwright
George Wilson
Claytons
Clayton
Wilson
O. R. Taylor
Cass County
Paul Oaks
Skelly Oil President W. C. Skelly Improves After Surgery
W. C. Skelly, head of Skelly Oil Co and Republican national committeeman, is reported in favorable condition at St. John's Hospital after an emergency appendectomy last night. Attendants expect a full recovery.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. C. Skelly
Skelly Oil Co
St. John's Hospital
Lauder Show Tickets Go On Sale at City Drug
Reservations for the Sir Harry Lauder show at Municipal Auditorium began Friday at City Drug 517 Polk Street. The program features the singing Scotchman and 30 other artists with their own orchestra and special settings. Tickets range from 1.65 to 0.55 dollars including tax. mail orders go to Wilbur C. Hawk at The Globe News.
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Sir Harry Lauder
Municipal Auditorium
City Drug
Polk Street
Scotchman
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe News
County Wont Use Cash Fund For Bonds
Potter County commissioners rejected investing about $8 000 from a cash fund in Potter County or Independent School District bonds after a bonding house proposal. Commissioner Weymouth opposed the move saying he would resist even after leaving office. He cited Amarillo banks and the small potential interest gain as reasons to keep funds locally.
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Potter County
Seasion
Independent
Chansler Weymouth
Amarillo
Amateur Standing Unaffected by Texas Teachers Game
Dr Joseph A. Reilly of Kansas City an AAU official said the game Wednesday night between West Texas Teachers Canyon and Olsen's Swedes would not affect the teachers amateur standing.
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Kansas City
Joseph A. Reilly
Amateur Athletic Union
Texas
Canyon
Olsen
Illinois Youth Given Stay From Execution
Illinois Supreme Court halted Roosevelt McWilliams 17 to avoid the electric chair. The court reversed his Rockford murder conviction for a street car motorman during a holdup and sent the case back for rehearing by a different judge than the trial official who twice sentenced him to death.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Crop loan bill introduced in House
A House bill introduced by Agriculture Committee Chairman Jones would extend crop production loans for another year. Separately, a Senate Democrats conference approved affirming routine Hoover nominations to Army Navy and Coast Guard posts, while House hearings on Hoover agency realignment ended with continued opposition and plans to block changes.
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Washington
House
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Hoover
Senate Democrats
Navy
Coast Guard
House Expenditures Committee
Cochran
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Brief
Fair tonight and Saturday in Amarillo and vicinity with partial clouds and slight warming. West Texas partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with cooler southeast parts and warmer north and west sections on Saturday. New Mexico sees fair conditions tonight and Saturday with warmer extreme north central and colder extreme southeast. Temperatures reach 30 to 33 degrees by 1 PM. Texas Radiator Works 221 E. 74468.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
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