Hindus should not be admitted to the United States
Arthur Brisbane cites The Globe column criticizing Hindu immigration as a protected, race based exclusion. He argues Hindus are unsuitable as Caucasians, notes British India policies, discusses population and social fears, then shifts to varied observations from golf, fashion, and crime in Paris, ending with a tease about continued remarks on page two.
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Congressman Celler
United States
India
Great Britain
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions
Amarillo to see partly cloudy skies with slight temperature change tonight and tomorrow. Hourly temps range from 7 a.m. at 86 down to 39 by 8 a.m. and back to 44 by 1 p.m. Regions include East Texas, West Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma with tonight and Wednesday expectations of fair, colder conditions in parts.
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Amarillo
East Texas
West Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Trial Hearings Detail Hickman Death Scene Plans
William Edward Hickman discussed a possible court scene involving hanging to alienist Dr. Orbison during the murder trial of Marian Parker in Los Angeles. Orbison testified Hickman described a gallows drawing as a potential jury-stirring stunt, which the doctor refused to advise on. The state pressed the death-scene angle as Asa Keyes eyed further alienist testimony. Perry M. Parker, father of the victim, was expected to testify later.
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United Press
Court Room
Los Angeles
Cal
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Thomas Orbison
San Quentin
Dr. Orbison
Hickman
Orbison
University of Pennsylvania
Frank Mikels
Mikels
Asa Keyes
Parker
Police chase ends in wreck during wild Amarillo ride
Amarillo police investigated a mystery drive last night as a speeding car with no lights fled, rammed a curb, and plunged off a deep embankment at the Twenty sixth street viaduct. Marion Jones was jailed after a 25 dollar fine for wild and reckless driving. A second man was arrested, released today, as no definite charges were filed.
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Amarillo
Marion Jones
Twenty-sixth Street Viaduct
Jones
Anniversary of Death of Pius IX Observed
The fiftieth anniversary of Pope Pius IX's death was observed with a solemn requiem in San Lorenzo church near the Vatican where his remains rest, reported by Associated Press from Rome on February seven.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pope Pius IX
San Lorenzo Church
Vatican
Rain Lifts Panhandle Wheat Prospects
Rainfall spreads across the Panhandle with one half to one and a half inches in the wheat belt north of the Canadian river, aiding crop prospects. Santa Fe reports one and a half inches at Carrouzett Follett Shattuck and Spearman and half inch at Higgins Glazier Canadian and Skellytown. Light showers extend from Texline to Childress as forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change.
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Panhandle
Canadian River
Santa Fe
Carrouzett
Follett
Shattuck and
Spearman
Higgins
Glazier
Canadian
Skellytown
Texline
Childress
Negro and White Bride Defy Flaming Cross Warnings
Rockville Connecticut Feb 7 Justice of the Peace Carl Goehring joined Beatrice Fuller 19 white and Clarence Kellem Negro in marriage at Kellem’s home despite a flaming cross seen nearby and warnings by mail and telephone The Rev George Brookes agreed to perform the ceremony but later refused They left Rockville for Philadelphia after receiving the license from Town Clerk John B Thomas and return to deny rumors of earlier plans to wed elsewhere
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United Press
Rockville
Conn
Justice of the Peace
Carl Goehring
Ellington
Beatrice Fuller
White
Clarence Kellem
Goehring
Kellem
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Mr. Brookes
Manchester
Hartford
Miss Fuller
Suspect in Embezzlement Trapped Today
A nationwide search for Roland Jack Squires of Memphis ended in Cleveland with a hotel room trap and struggle. Squires allegedly embezzled 250000 to 500000 from Union Compress and Warehouse. His brother Clyde reportedly arrested in Memphis. A Memphis fiancee aided detectives by luring him to Cleveland to marry. Police hunt hidden money at his lodging.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Roland
Jack” Squires
Memphis
Tenn
Squires
Union Compress and Warehouse Company
Clyde
Dictionary Supply Going In Hurry
The Globe News office reports limited stock of the latest university dictionary with 500 copies on hand and rapid demand. Readers unable to obtain the new edition should call now while the shipment lasts. A coupon from Globe or News plus 98 cents buys one revised edition with added features and a complete word list.
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Globe News
Lobe
News
Globe Or News
County Officials Held in Aftermath of Holdup
Ardmore Oklahoma February 7 Two Love county officials Wen Croy county attorney and James A Mathers county judge were arrested on larceny charges in Marietta following an investigation into the Love County National Bank robbery. They allegedly appropriated part of the loot recovered last week and were released on bonds of five thousand dollars each after arraignment before Justice of the Peace T ER Thompson.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Love County
Marietta
Fred Hansen
Oklahoma
Love County National Bank
Wen Croy
James A. Mathers
Amarillo Airfield Talk Sparks Airport Prospect
Maj. Ira Longanecker, former air officer in Boston, urged Amarillo awake to airport opportunities during a visit to the city. He noted the flat ground, clear days, and strategic location for a central Southwest airport, while returning from Kelly Field to Washington.
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Amarillo
Ira Longanecker
First Corp
Boston
Washington
Air Corps
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Longanecker
E. O. Bagot
Ed Hardin
Major Longanecker
Southwest
Pacific Coast Region
Huerta Trial Opens Today in Los Angeles
The trial of Adolpho de la Huerta former provisional president of Mexico and six associates on conspiracy to violate U S Neutrality laws was set to begin in Los Angeles. Federal agents for de la Huerta were seized while attempting to run munitions across the Arizona border into Mexico. W S Gilbert who defended Aimee Semple McPherson in the kidnapping case leads the defense counsel.
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United Prem Los Angeles
Adolpho de la Huerta
Mexico
de la Huerta
Arizona
W. S. Gilbert
Aimee Semple McPherson
Settlement reached in Kansas City hotel dispute
United Press reports a settlement in the Kansas City hotel room controversy. Lou FE. Holland, vice-chairman of the Kansas City Republican convention committee, says more than 1,000 extra rooms have been provided for the national committee and will be handed over when he arrives in Washington Thursday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Feb. T
Senate Oil Committee
Continental Trading Company
Liberty Bonds
George H. Taber
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Taber
Continental Company
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Senator Walsh
Montana
C. E. Crowley
Sinclair Consolidated
United Press
Kansas City
Lou FE
Holland
Bootleg King of Tulsa Sent Back Toward Federal Penitentiary
Tulsa's "king of bootleggers" R. L. Stephens heads toward Atlanta Federal Penitentiary under guard after leaping from a moving train near Memphis eleven days ago during transport for a three year liquor law sentence. He was recaptured in Stillwater after visiting his daughter.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
R. L. Stephens
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Stephens
Memphis
Stillwater
Kansas City Weather Stays Above Freezing Today
The weather bureau predicts Kansas City will remain above freezing today after a heavy rain. Conditions are cool and cloudy with a lingering cool feel throughout the day.
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Kansas City
United Pres
Weather Bureau
Oil promoter missing for trial in Amarillo bigamy case
Indicted oil promoter Colonel C H Boyles fled bond of 10500 before Monday’s district criminal court trial in Amarillo. Two women claim to be his wives while one returned to California leaving authorities with letters and photos. Four Borger bondmen seek his capture and may offer a reward if he does not appear.
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C. H. Boyles
District Criminal Court
Boyles
Panhandle
Indiana
Amarillo
California
Borger
Mehlhorn Sets Course Record At Willow Springs Texas Open
Wild Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago surged in the first nine holes at Willow Springs Golf Club in San Antonio on February 7, shaving five strokes from par to a 31 and breaking the course record for the first nine. Early-round scores were high, with leaders Tom Lally of San Antonio and Harry Cooper of Buffalo among late starters.
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Willow Springs Golf Club
San Antonio
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Chicago
Tom Lally
Harry Cooper
Buffalo
University of Texas Drive To Be Staged In Amarillo
A Texas University Student Union Drive campaign aims to raise about 1.5 million dollars for three new campus buildings. The kickoff sent a committee from Austin on a statewide tour visiting Temple Belton Ware and Waco, with ex-student leaders coordinating local canvassing in North and South Texas cities including Dallas Fort Worth Wichita Falls Amarillo Houston Beaumont Port Arthur San Antonio Galveston and others.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Texas University
Temple
Belton
Ware
Hillebore
Cleburne
Waxahachie
Corsicana
Mexia
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
North Texas
Storm damages thirty derricks and roofs in Orangefield
A 20 minute wind hail and rain storm ripped through Orangefield causing damage to thirty oil derricks and many building roofs. Hail measured between three and twelve inches in spots and shattered window lights in north Orange, with the event described as one of the region’s severest storms.
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Associated Prensa
Orange
Texas
Orangefield
North Orange
Hinkler Plans Record Flight From Croydon to Rome
Bert Hinkler the British aviator departed Croydon England in a small plane bound for Australia aiming to set a new cross continental record. He planned a first stop in Rome before continuing onward to Australia.
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Hinkler
Associated Press
Croydon
England
Bert Hinkler
Australia
Rome
Thornton Wins Fight on Fire at Corpus Christi
Tex Thornton and Saxet company battled a massive gas well fire at White Point near Corpus Christi for two weeks. The 40 million cubic foot gas well was extinguished with 10,000 barrels of water and steam from six boilers aided by nitroglycerin shots. The January 15 boiler ignition caused by a spark from mine stone sparked the blaze, which officials claimed would be contained.
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Preen
Corpus Christi
Tex
Keb
White Point
Man Shot Down in Corsicana Grocery
Kuarl Sims, 26, is in critical condition in a Corsicana hospital after a shooting in a Dawson grocery store last night. Joe Garner has been released on bond.
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Corsicana
Texas
Kuarl Sims
Dawson
Joe Garner
Troops Move to Quell Mexico Revolutions Amid U S Planes
American made aircraft are sent to Guanajuato and Queretaro to aid federal forces against rebels who attacked Salamanca and Colon. Cavalry under General Jaime Carrillo pursues them as 13 rebels die in Salamanca clash. Rail and telegraph lines are repaired and frontier church closures ordered. A statue of Christ at Guanajuato center was dynamited by anti Catholic elements.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
United States
Guanajuato
Queretaro
Salamanca
Colon
Trapuato
Jaime Carrillo
Sarabia
Fraga
Silao
Christ
Mexico
Catholica
General Obrego
Feces Calles
Monsignor
Filippi
Prohibition Plan for Conventions Targets Liquor Stock
Prohibition agents under Ali Oftedal move to curb liquor supplies for the Republican and Democratic National conventions. They focus on Kansas City and Houston, with evidence of operators planning shipments from Mexico and via water routes. Houston's border proximity raises enforcement challenges versus Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ali Oftedal
Doran
Kansas City
Houston
Mexico
Texas City
Gulf
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