Champion Golf Traveler Fans Turf of Four States
Ralph A. Kennedy of New York played 36 holes in one day across four states. He started in Miami Oklahoma, moved to Baxter Springs Kansas, then Joplin Missouri, finishing at Bellavista Arkansas. Kennedy has tested 988 courses across the United States and Canada.
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Associated Press
Joplin
Ralph A. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
United States
Canada
Miami
Okla
Baxter Springs
Kas
Bellavista Ark
Champion Golf
Traveler
Douglas and Agua Prieta feature Aimee Semple miracle story
Arthur Brisbane notes from Douglas Arizona and Agua Prieta Mexico discuss cross border travel on route 80 and Douglas copper wealth. He references Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson’s return miracle and historic Kee Head landmark guiding her home. The piece promotes Douglas as a aviation and real estate opportunity.
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Douglas and
Agua Prieta
Aimee Semple
America
Douglas
Cananea
Mexico
Weed
Arizona
United States
Shagrach
Abednego
Hastings two-bank robbery suspects to face charges
County Attorney Herman Schroeder said he would file charges this afternoon against the woman Velma Creighton and the man jailed with her in the $27 000 Hastings National Bank robbery. They will be charged with kidnaping for abducting Patrolman William Woods during their escape. the man also faces bank robbery charges. The wounded man identified as Robert Hendricks was said to be Jim Thomas wanted in Canyon Texas. See NUMBER 10 Page 2.
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Hastings, Neb
Herman Schroeder
Hastings National Bank
William Woods
Velma Creighton
Clash For Freedom
Robert Hendricks
Jim Thomas
Texas
First State Bank of
Canyon
Senate Overrides Hoover Veto on Veterans Loan Bill
The Senate approved the Veterans' Loan Bill despite President Hoover's veto, sending the measure into immediate effect. It allows World War veterans to borrow up to half of their adjusted compensation certificates, averaging about $500 per eligible ex-soldier, with 3,498,000 holders. Checks to lenders begin within hours, while later loans may take 10 to 80 days to issue.
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Associated Press
Wishington
Hoover
Senate
House
Can Loan
Hines
White House
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Tickets On Sale For City Auditorium Attractions
Tickets are available at City Drug Store for a triple wrestling match at the auditorium tonight and Old Fiddlers and Square Dance Contest on Saturday night February 28. Also tickets for the Coronation on March 2 and the Black and Gold Revue with eight vaudeville acts on March 4, 8 and 9 at the City Auditorium. Reserved seats cost no extra. mail checks to Wilbur C. Hawk at the Globe News for out of town reservations.
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City Auditorium
City Drug Store
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe News
Livestock Arrives as Amarillo Fat Stock Show Opens
Livestock arrivals for Amarillo Fat Stock Show are underway with cattle owned by W. E. Bennett and Ed Armstrong already in stalls at the Tri-State Fair livestock building. Bennett brings six heifers and bulls remaining. Armstrong enters five bulls for the auction sale. George Burch of Dim mitt is first in with six fat Hereford yearlings as officials say pens and buildings are ready and staff stay on site to care for arrivals.
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Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
W. E. Bennett
Ed Armstrong
George Burch
Dimmitt
W. M. Gouldy
G O P Bolters for Showdown in Oil Policy Rift
Five Kansas GOP regulars at the Republican House caucus plotted a showdown over protecting domestic oil producers before the next House organizes in December. Representative Hoch led the oil group while Speaker Longworth’s renomination prompted him to release members from any obligation to support him. The plan shifts from import limits to a tariff and seeks talks with party leaders next year before organization.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kansas
Republican House Caucus
New House
Strong
Longworth
House
Representative Hoch
Hoch
Weather for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight with likely rain on Saturday. North portion colder Saturday. New Mexico remains generally fair to night and Saturday with little temperature change. Temperature extremes 54 and 34.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Texas Senate approves mineral rights bill for 15 16ths stake
The Texas Senate passed a bill by a 25 to 3 vote granting purchasers under the 1919 relinquishment act rights to 15 16ths of mineral rights with the state receiving royalties from one sixteenth. Senator Clint Small said the measure delivers justice to West Texans who bought barren land hoping for oil development.
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Senate
Clint Small
Comeback Cal Farley to Wrestle in Amarillo Card
In Comeback Cal Farley Amarillo's business man wrestler, a top welterweight contender, appears tonight for first time since last June's title bout with Jack Reynolds. He faces Billy Hallas of El Paso in the main event of a triple card at Municipal Auditorium promoted by the Tri-State Fair Association. Farley won the A. E. F. and Inter-Allied welterweight championships in Paris after the war.
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Cal Farley Amarillo
Jack Reynolds
Billy Hallas
el Paso
Municipal Auditorium
Tri-State Fair Association
Farley
Paris
Suspect Taken To Scene Of Roslyn Quick Strader Killing
William Frazer of Rahway arrived from Raleigh to be taken to the shooting site of Mrs Phoebe Quick Strader the 52 year old hairdresser. Frazer remained silent under custody as photographers framed him and officers prepared further questioning about a possible second man in the car.
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The
Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
William Frazer
Rahway
Raleigh
N. C
Phoebe Quick Strader
Frazer
Thomas Iveston
Subway Worker Hart Injured at North Fill Underpass Site
Hart, an employee at the subway project, suffered a severe flesh wound above the knee when caught in steam shovel machinery. He was treated at St Anthony's hospital after a restful night and is improving.
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Art Gober
van Buren
North Fillmore
St. Anthony's
New York Telegram and World Combine in $5 Million Sale
The New York Telegram Evening and Morning World merge under Scripps-Howard, buying out the Pulitzer heirs for about $5,000,000. Payments include 500,000 cash, 2,000,000 notes, another 500,000 cash in 90 days, and 2,000,000 contingent on profits. The deal excludes real estate and machinery. The Pulitzers cite economic forces and plan cash to employees.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Telegram
Morning World
Joseph Pulitzer
Scripps-Howard
James A. Foley
Wall Street
Pulitzer
Ralph
Joseph Jr
Herbert
Roy W. Howard
Scripps-Howard Organization
Pulitzer Brothers
Hearing Set In U S Rum Case At Canyon
Preliminary hearing for George W. Johnson of Canyon on federal charges of illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and maintaining a nuisance is scheduled for Saturday at 10 AM. Mrs. L. C. Brown, jailed after a raid on the Canyon home, bonded out and faces illegal possession charges. Officers seized more than a truckload of liquors valued at 8 000 to 10 000 dollars, including whiskey, alcohol, tequila, gin, rye, and Canadian Club. A piano hid some liquor. Brown’s case mirrors the broader raid outcome in Potter County.
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George W. Johnson
Canyon
U. S
L. C. Brown
John
Department of Justice
Sheriff's Department
Brown
Talking movies from underground to air and sea on air show
The radio program will feature Ruth Etting and the Nathaniel Shilkret orchestra with transmissions received underground in Mammatan Cave Kentucky and from a gondola over Hollywood California. A talking camera will appear before each receiver as the network beams the show coast to coast on WJZ.
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C.g.butterfield
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Pioneers
Ruth Etting
Nathaniel Shilkret
WJZ
Mammatan Cave
Kentucky
Hollywood
Calif
Pistol Fire Flashes as Longshoremen Strike Continues
In New Orleans two groups opened fire amid a continuing longshoremen strike. Israel Bush 22 of Chipley Fla was wounded. Alfred Wells 42 and Henry A. Smith 23 were also noted. Police blamed strike sympathizers as wage mediation staff arrived to push conciliation efforts over wage reductions.
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River Front
Ocean Springs
Miss
Andrew Gervais
Front Street
Israel Bush
Chipley
Fla
Industrial Canal
Alfred Wells
Henry A. Smith
Smith
Wells
W. H. Rogers
Department of Labor
Frederick Canfield
Black Mask in Play Tonight at High School Auditorium
The Black Mask Players present The Haunted House as a benefit for the Junior High School Band at the High School Auditorium. Owen Davis praised for the mystery drama, with a near professional cast and already strong ticket sales.
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Black Mask
Owen Davis
Jack Driscoll
Verlon Twaddell
Emily Driscoll
Nell Collins Thomas
James Gordon Desmond Duncan
Ridgeway Zelley
Capone Found Guilty of Contempt in Federal Court
Chicago February 27 Scarface Al Capone is sentenced to six months in jail after being found guilty of contempt of Federal Court by Judge James H Wilkerson. The verdict came immediately after final arguments were completed.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Hoover presses to break deadlock over naval funds
President Hoover convened a breakfast conference with congressional leaders to break a last minute impasse on supply bills funding the Navy. After four days of talks, the House and Senate disagreed on whether new naval construction should go to private shipyards or government yards as adjournment looms.
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Washington
Hoover
Navy Department
Senate
House
Capitol
Congress
Hoover referral of Muscle Shoals and unemployment bills
President Hoover sent the Muscle Shoals bill and the Wagner unemployment bill to the War Department and Justice for study and report. Supporters fear he may veto both. The Muscle Shoals plan would mix government power production with private fertilizer output at Alabama plants. The Senate earlier adopted a resolution asking why $20 million relief loans had not been released.
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Associated Ross
Washington
Hoover
Congress
War Department
Department of Justice
Alabama
United Press
Senate
Caraway
Dem
Ark
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Well Known Linotype Man Dies in El Paso
Ira Bacon aged 56 died at his El Paso home after a stroke of paralysis suffered in Amarillo. He had represented the Mergenthaler Linotype Co in the Panhandle for more than fifteen years. Funeral from 4016 Clifton Street at 3 30 Saturday afternoon.
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Amarillo
Fb! Paso
Ira Bacon
Bacon
Panhandle
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Clifton Street
el Paso
Amarillo plans to plant 10000 trees in city park by PTA effort
City Tall announces a near term program to transform a barren park plot into a young forest with 60 children at a time. PTAs from Alice Landergin and San Jacinto coordinate transportation and scheduling to have up to 90 children planting trees daily, with forenoons and afternoons arranged.
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City Section Park
Amarillo
Mra. J. W. Wallets
Parent-Teacher Association
Alice Landergin School
City Commission
Fark
Mra. W. DD. Westhay
Association For Central Junior High School
Famous rail builder Samuel Hill dies in Portland
Samuel Hill aged 74 renowned railroad builder dies in Portland after a rapid illness of intestinal influenza. He fell ill February 9 while en route to Salem to discuss good roads with the legislature. Funeral services and cremation planned in Seattle with ashes to be taken to Maryhill memorial. He is survived by his wife Mary Hill and son James Nathan Hill of Washington D C.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Samuel Hill
Salem
James Naethon Hill
Washington, D.C
Hill
Mary Hill
James J. Hill
Seattle
Maryhill
Castle Hill
Washington Cliff
Columbia River
Jury Deliberating in Cisco Bank Robbery Trial
Eastland Texas February 27 The jury in the Cisco Santa Claus bank robbery case of Robert Hill, the last survivor, remained deliberating at noon. He is charged with murder in the death of Police Chief G B Bedford during the gunfight after the holdup. Jurors requested a dictionary this morning but it was denied. The case was given to them at 6 20 PM yesterday.
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Associated Press
Eastland
Robert Hill
G. B. Bedford
Will Deport Gangster Moon Volpe Amid US Push
Secretary Doak ordered the deportation of Tony Moon Volpe, longtime associate of Chicago gangster Al Capone, after an inquiry found him an alien unlawfully in the United States. Proceedings began earlier, with appeals to Chicago courts and the labor department. Volpe is now on bond and to be sent to Italy.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Doak
Tony
Moon
Volpe
al Capone
Chicago
United States
Labor Department
Bond
Paly
Lawyers, Judge in Bridge Murder Trial Clashes
Kansas City dated report describes repeated courtroom clashes among the prosecution, defense, and trial judge during the Myrtle A. Bennett murder trial. Charles Hofman testified about the bridge game quarrel linked to the fatal shooting of John G. Bennett while attorneys debated refreshing memory with a transcript.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Charles Hofman
Myrtle A. Bennett
John G. Bennett
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Potter
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Bill
G. O. P. Bolters
Griggs Ambulance
Austin
the Texas
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World-Telegram Serger
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