New Regime Takes Over Courthouse
Potter County inaugurates a new administration as County Judge J M Simpson and Commissioners Buckingham Parker Gray and Gibbs take oaths and start duties. Bonds are posted for officials including Sheriff Adams and County Clerk Blackburn, with notable changes from prior terms and a rescheduled ex officio pay adjustment. The ceremony reveals minor quirks and questions about an obscure write in candidate Reed and a missing county surveyor, as the new regime prepares for its first meeting at 9 o'clock Tuesday.
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Sam B. Motlow
Potter County
47Th District
J. M. Simpson
Frank Buckingham
Mark Parker
Joe Gray
Percy Gibbs
H. G. Hamrick
W. E. Blackburn
Jewell Davidson
Austin
Buckingham
Parker, Gray and Gibbs
Bill Adams
Justice of Peace
J. W. Pottinger
B. R. Clark
G. B. Reed
Roberts Place
Houston Taylor
Ben Smith
Howard Anderson
Maude Shea
Laura V. Hamner
R. L. Haley
Howard Elliott
W. E. Gee
Grady Hazlewood
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Henry S. Bishop
Court of Civil Appeals
A. B. Martin
Morris Browning
Jack Burgess
Simpson
G. B. Peed
Reed
Old County Commission
Rhea C. Myers
H. E. Kinkaid
W. N. Thompson
Myers
Orr
West Texans Die in Crash Cafe Gunfire
A New Year weekend toll across Texas includes ten gunshot deaths, nine vehicle crashes, three blunt injuries, and one knife wound fatality. Notable incidents involve Fort Worth man Carl Stowe killed in an altercation, 21-year-old Charles Schwarz shot near a Houston hotel, and a Glade water refinery worker fatally injured in a fight over boots.
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Associated Press
Texas
Carl Stowe
Fort Worth
Charles L. Schwarz
Reagan
Houston
Jack Neely
Legislatures Readying for Grave Issues Across States
Freshly elected lawmakers in 45 states will convene for biennial or annual sessions this month. Alabama starts January 31 with a special session on taxation and finance as states weigh tax reforms and budget balancing. The federal amendment to end lame duck sessions moves toward ratification with 19 more states needed. Virginia, New York, Mississippi, Arkansas, Michigan, Rhode Island, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Texas, and Alabama have ratified. Many states face economies while seeking new revenue, and cities struggle with tangled finances, notably in Illinois and New York. A general sales tax is under debate in at least 22 states to shift costs.
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Prew
Alabama
Congress
Virginia
New York
Mississippi
Arkansas
Michigan
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Texas
Kentucky
Louisian
Illinois
Military Runners Held At Fort Huachuca Rites
At Fort Huachuca Arizona military rites were held today for Capt Joseph Wessely and his wife and Capt David Palmer and his wife killed last week by a maddened negro soldier. Wesselys burial at San Antonio Texas and Farmers at Dedham Massachusetts.
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Fort Huachuca
Ariz
U.P
Rail clash at Shanhaikwan as Chinese, Japanese fight
Reports from Shanghai and Peiping describe heavy fighting at Shanhaikwan on the Manchurian border with at least 12 Chinese dead and many wounded. Chinese forces reportedly took over the Tientsin Shanhaikwan railway line while both sides exchange fire and negotiations consider an international train.
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Tokio
Shanhaikwan
Langchow
Tientsin
Shanghai
Manchuria
Shankaikwan
China
Tilentsin
Chuang Hsueh-Liang
Peiping
Shanhalkwan
Shih River
Beer hearing set for Saturday on constitutionality
Senate judiciary committee sent the House beer bill to a subcommittee for a limited Saturday hearing on its constitutionality. The session will run three hours per side with 30 minutes for opponents, led by Sen Blaine of Wisconsin and including Sen Borah Idaho Herbert Rhode Island Walsh Montana and Dill Washington. The panel aims to finish the hearings in one day despite a lack of quorum.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Blaine
Wisconsin
Borah
Idaho
Herbert
Rhode Island
Walsh
Montana
Dill
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Ashurst
Arizona
Bratton
New Mexico
Black
Albama
King
Utah
President Ends His Fishing Expedition Aboard Hoover's Train
The President and Mrs. Hoover conclude a nine day fishing trip and depart Palm Beach aboard a train after a police escort and a station welcome in Florida. They travel north toward Washington with guests joining the motor transfer from the Sailfish Club to the Lake Worth Bridge and the Florida east coast railway station.
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Hoover
Washington
Technocracy Seen As Check To Credit Orgy
Sen James Couzens of Michigan credits technocracy with jolting the nation from a credit driven policy. He warns that promises of future reemployment by technologists cannot ease current unemployment and bread line pressures. He notes technocrats focus on credit issues and the impact of mass production and films on workers.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
U.P
James Couzens
Michigan
America
Couzens
Technocracy
Covzens
Arthur Brisbane Column Reflections From 1932 Era
The Globe presents Arthur Brisbane’s widely read syndicated essay on current topics of the day. This note explains that his opinions are his own and not The Globe's editorial stance.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Gold dollar debate and 1929 precedent in British finance
The piece questions the value of the dollar amid British claims of fiscal strength, noting a strong London stock market and a de facto expensive pound. It argues US money is too dear, reflects on post–1929 upheaval, mentions Reconstruction Finance Corporation payouts, and references Henry Ford hosting a New Year party for 200 locals.
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London
London Exchange
Roosevelt Defines Federal and State Roles at Lehman Inauguration
President-Elect Roosevelt called for a clear line between federal and state power during Gov. Herbert Lehman’s inauguration in Albany. He urged closer contact between the President and governors as Washington and state capitals face overlapping functions. Alfred E. Smith, former governor, attended and was praised for leadership.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Assembly Chamber
al Smith
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
Starved jail prisoner dies in Dallas County Jail
Herman Mogul a 53 year old Lub rock Texas jewelry salesman died at Parkland Hospital after two weeks confinement in Dallas County Jail. He reportedly starved himself though jail officials said he was fed via tube when resisting food.
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Dallas
Herman Mogul
Lubbock
Texas
Parkland Hospital
Dallas County
William C. Hale
Jack Gorman
Hal Hood
Mogul
Hale
Gorman
Duncan
Eddie Carroll
Parkland
Texas prohibitionists rally at Austin for statewide session
Delegates from all Texas sections arrive in Dallas for a statewide convention of prohibitionists under United Forces for Prohibition. Dr C C Beleeman of Southern Methodist University to preside at a night session with speakers including Dr George W Truett and Bishop John M Moore.
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Dallas
Texas
United Forces For Prohibition
C. C. Beleeman
Southern Methodist University
George W. Truett
First Baptist Church
Here
W.R. White
Fort Worth
John M. Moore
Hiram Boaz
W. V. Martin
Arthur A. Everts
United Forces of Prohibition
Wild Mountain Of Colorado Opens New Year With Bang
In Durango Colorado Carbon Mountain a loud explosion at about 3 am Sunday triggered a 250 foot slide of a mountain section 150 feet high. Sulfur fumes rose as geologists suspected an ignited coal bed beneath. The gulch filled with boulders and dirt, piling against another peak. Ongoing rumblings and avalanches were observed all day and night. Authorities attribute the blast to a gas pocket.
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Durango
Colo
Carbon Mountain
Rockies
Kimes Sister Provokes Killing in Oklahoma Slayings
In Seminole Oklahoma on January 2 a fugitive George Noland was shot dead at a hideout oil field shack during a visit by brothers George and Matt Kimes and their sister along with two penitentiary guards. Authorities say revenge by the Kimes family drove the incident as the case nears closure.
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Seminole, Okla
U.P
Kimes
George Noland
George
Matt Kimes
Otis Presson
McAlester Penitentiary
Presson
Jackie Kimes
Nellie
Noland
Anadarko
Aroka
Jackie
W. C. Turner
Atwood Thompson
Kimes Brothers
C. H. Patton
W. H. Murray
Sam Brown
Last Marines Quit as Guard Leave Nicaragua
In Managua Nicaragua on January 2 1933 the final U S Marines depart as Juan B Sacasa begins his presidency with no Marine presence The native guard of about 2500 will patrol the republic Evacuation started with planes proceeding to Minatitlan and the last contingent moving by train to Corinto to board ships Henderson and Anteries
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Juan B. Sacasa
Central American
Sacasa
Boyden
Minatitlan
Mexico
Browns Wire
Tex
Corinto
Henderson
U. 8
Anteries
Reynolds heir weds granddaughter of rival in quiet Winston-Salem ceremony
Richard J Reynolds Jr., heir to a tobacco fortune, married Elizbeth McCaw Dillard, granddaughter of a former rival, in a quiet Winston-Salem ceremony yesterday.
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Richard J Reynolds, Jr
Elizabeth McCaw Dillard
Winston- Salem
Vanities Musical Tickets On Sale At News Globe
Patrons may reserve Earl Carroll's Vanities tickets for the January 2 performances at City Auditorium. Afternoon seats cost 83 cents 1.10 1.65 and 2.20 others. Evening prices are 1.10 1.65 2.20 2.75 and 3.30. Mail ing postage adds three cents. Call News Globe 6262 to reach Miss Lois Black.
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Earl Carroll
News- Globe
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe
Lois Black
Japanese consul reviews Canton execution of smugglers
In Canton four smugglers sentenced to death by the Anti-Japanese Boycott Society were under official review by the Japanese consul. The Japanese community is said to be indignant while arrests and confiscations continue with Japanese goods valued over 100,000 pounds seized. In Moscow officials report Japan refused to sign a non aggression pact with the Soviet Union proposed last year.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Weather Update for Amarillo and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Daytime extremes reach 44 degrees and 28 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
Nice San Jacinto home offered at no cost equity
A San Jacinto house with six large rooms a fenced rear yard and other features is advertised for zero percent of original cost with easy terms. Other items include hogs delivered free in city at six cents a pound and equity in an eight room brick home offered in trade for a five or six room cottage. A well located business property is offered for one third of 1932 tax value with good terms.
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San Jacinto
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