Marland Becomes Oklahoma Governor In Formal Inauguration
E W Marland, Ponca City oilman, is sworn in as Oklahoma's tenth governor amid a grand ceremony in Oklahoma City. The transition contrasts with four years ago as William H Murray presided in simple fashion. Marland outlines a New Deal welfare program funded by state money and aims to create homes for 50,000, build dams, terrace land, restore forests, and attract new industries to reduce unemployment.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
E. W Marland
Ponca City
William H
Marland
Murray
Morland
Confederate Veteran Robert Horne Dies at 87 in Amarillo
Robert M. Horne 87 a Confederate veteran and retired farmer died at 11 20 this morning at his daughter's home 312 Mississippi Street Amarillo He had lived here ten years Survivors include his widow Mrs Sarah Stewart Horne four sons Hugh El Paso Horace Bard N M Tom San Jon and Fred all Horne and three daughters Mrs J P Davis Hillsboro Mrs W W Bennett and Mrs Arnett all of Amarillo The body is at Griggs Chapel pending funeral arrangements
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Robert M. Horne
Harvey Arnett
Mississippi Street
Horne
Amarillo
Sarah Stewart Horne
Hugh Horne
el Paso
Horace Horne
Bard
N. M
Tom Horne
San Jon
Fred Horne
J. P Davis
Hillsboro
W. W. Bennett
Arnett
Griggs Chapel
Pay Last Tribute To Mrs. Eva Lupher
Rites for 59 year old Eva Lupher were held at the First Christian Church with Rev. Snodgrass in charge. Pallbearers included A. L. Ludden and Worth Smyer. Burial followed at Liano Cemetery. she was married to BE Lupher of Santa Fe Railway.
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Eva Lupher
First Christian Church
R. C. Snodgrass
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
A. L. Ludden
John Hart
C. H. Ray
F. L. Lackey
A. W. Stockett
Worth Smyer
Liano Cemetery
N. &. Griges & Sons
BE. H. Lupher
Santa Fe Railway
Amarillo
Student Editors Attack Hearst Crusade Across Colleges
In a coordinated national move 14 leading college newspapers publish a statement led by James A. Wechsler of the Columbia Spectator denouncing William Randolph Hearst. They claim Hearst seeks to stifle academic freedom and impose fascist terror, while uniting across parties to oppose fascism.
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New York
Hearst
James A. Wechsler
Columbia Spectator
William Randolph Hearst
Germany
America
1933 U S Income Falls for Fourth Year in a Row
The Commerce Department estimates 1933 income at 46.8 billion dollars, down from 49.7 billion in 1932. This marks the fourth consecutive annual decline since a 82.9 billion peak in 1929.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Cow Seeking Daily Milk For Feed Costs
A letter requests help finding a cow that can produce three gallons of milk per day to support feed costs. The writer pledges good care and references ongoing high feed prices.
Supreme Court to review Grovey Negro voting denial
The supreme court agreed to hear R. R. Grovey of Harris County Texas who says he was barred from a Democratic primary ballot in July 1934. He sought review despite no prior state court ruling and a $10 damages claim, arguing he was qualified to vote as a party member.
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Washington
Supreme Court
R. R. Grovey
Harris County
Tex
Grovey
Albert Townsend
Robbery of Two Cents May Cost Man's Life
Longview Texas January 14 Roy Hughes 25 faces robbery with firearms charges after a holdup at a cleaning plant. The 2 cents taken may cost him his life if convicted with the maximum penalty death in the electric chair. Three men and two women were arrested at a tourist camp as possible accomplices. It was not disclosed if the 2 cents were recovered.
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Longview
Tex
Roy Hughes
Hughes
Pioneer Rix family tale spans Wisconsin to Texas
The article chronicles B C Rix and family movements from Canada to Wisconsin, Fort Worth, Fort Concho, Dodge City, Colorado, Big Spring, and Lubbock. It notes emigration hardships, cattle drives, sheep raising, hardware business, and long settlement era. Funeral rites mark the elder Rix and burial in Lubbock cemetery.
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Fort Worth
J. A. Rix
Fort Concho
San Angelo
B. C. Rix
Wisconsin
Dodge City
Kas
Plains
Texas
Colorado
Big Spring
Lubbock
Swenson
E. Cecil Seaman
Amarillo
Lyle S. Barnett
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lubbock Cemetery
Mr. Rix
County Court Approves Relief Farm Improvement Plan
The court approved a county relief project with Commissioner Joe Gray authorized to prepare an FERA funded improvement. Boxcars to be sold at 20 dollars each to house transient relief recipients. George Barry named foreman of the county farm improvement project to care for aged dependents after February 1 when county funds run out.
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Joe Gray
FERA
Barry
George Barry
Solons See Inaugural Preparations Amid Pardon Plans
Texas legislators focus on inaugural events with tickets and lodging details for four balls and ceremonial decor. Russell Brown nearing release on robbery sentences in two counties. Thoms receives 25 year Harris County murder sentence. Quadruplets born in Leningrad receive 200 ruble monthly pension. one boy dies, others recovering.
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Russell Brown
Tarrant
Dallas
Ton Thoms
Harris County
Texas
House
Senate
Gecorstars
Hearing Set For Men Suspected Of Murder
Preliminary hearing scheduled for Wednesday in Dallas for Robert L. Newman and Wilmer Hall both charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Peggy Dutton Innis 20. Officers said the shooting aimed at her husband George Innis 34 in a revenge over a $75 gambling debt. Hall surrendered Saturday night nine hours after the shooting on a crowded Dallas Street.
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Dallas
U.P
Peggy Dutton Innis
Cold Wave Grips Midwest From Illinois to North Dakota
A severe cold front drove temperatures down across Northern Illinois with 4 PM readings at 30 in Chicago dropping to 5 above by morning. Williston North Dakota fell to 20 below and Devils Lake to 18 below. The weatherman forecasts warmer, cloudy conditions tomorrow with no moisture.
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Illinois
Chicago
Canada
Williston
N. D
Devils Lake
H. T. Collman
Amarillo
Panhandie
New York
Dno
F. Clark and Co
Alaska
Juneau
Allis Chalmers Eeebone
Amer
Ates
Ahly Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer T & T
Armour & Co
Atchison Top & F
Auburn Auto
Bendix Aviation Seas
Bethlehem Steel Ally Borden
Aly
Briggs Manufac
Chrysler Rey Ory
Calumb Gas & el Wo
Col’bian Carbon Tees
Aeenees
With & South
Bevene
du Pont Teweee
Flee Auto-Lite
Firestone Ie
Foster Wheeler
Goodyear
Great Northern
West Sugar Bee
Houston Oil One
Internat Harvester Etter
Internat Nickel
Wewina, Or Fees
Lily Kennecette
Opner Ss
Kresgo
Kroger Groce & Enk
Loew's Inc
Lorillard
Mid-Cent
Kan Texas
Pfo
Kan & Texan
Montgomery-Ward
Nat Distillers
National Steel
NY Central
North Am Aviation
North American Cove
Northern Pacific RR
Os — Packard
Penney Co
Pennsylvania
Phillips
Amarillo Symphony to premier Hall Axtell piece Troilus and Cressida
The Amarillo Philharmonic plans a 8:30 PM concert featuring Hall Axtell conducting his own Troilus and Cressida from manuscript. Violinist Nelson, guest with Mrs. Nelson, hails Amarillo as a rising musical center. Balcony seats are 25 cents as the venue aims for a large crowd.
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Hall Axtell
Troilus
Cressida
Nelson
Chris Thaulow
Amarillo
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Robert Axtell
H. Garrett
John Josey
Hermine Hooper
B. B. Holland
E R. Burnett
Cayla Hilton Johnson
Johnnie Rowan
Austin Myers
H. V. Robertson
Herschel Coffee
Roberta Cohen
Frances Robertson
Oscar Croson
Clifton Oliver, Jr
Irving Tolzien
Paul M. Waddill
Helen Stite
Lester Leeman
Floyd Marsh
Ann Lee
Ruth Thornton
Gladys Burnett
Dorothy Coan
Maurine Stewart
Hermes Nye
Ruby Hutchinson
Celia Grace Holland
Vivian Robertson
Charles Campbell
Geraldine Warner
Virginia Middleton Wayne Fergus
George Dodson
F C. Morrison
A. F. Morris
Pearl Miller
Gertrude Elliker
Ric Brownlee
Dickie May
Marian Stewart
Julia Moore
Dwight Black
Raymond Culp
Jackie Koesjan Laren
Carl Weber
June Duckete
Grace Hamilton
Hyjalmer Bergh
Wician Upshaw
Emil SoRelle
Charis Whittington
Elizabeth Wil
Edgar Parson
IL Hammerschmidt
George Meninger
Jordan
Jacob Rockwell
al F. Mortis
Tyler City Population Report Scrambled Entry
Tyler's population estimate is listed as 28 000 with confusing OCR fragments about age groups and prior counts. The garbled data references a pen city directory and suggests a comparison to a previous census figure of 12.82¢, though the meaning is unclear.
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Tyler
Police recover camping gear tied to Dr. Neal Hall theft
Amarillo police recovered several hundred dollars of camping equipment not missed. The items from Dr. Neal Hall of 2010 Polk Street were stolen from a camp north west of Bushland. They were found in a garage at 201 Johnson Street by Officers McGough Harper Moore and Turner. No arrests have been made.
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Amarillo
Neal Hall
Polk Street
Johnson Street
W. M. “Buster” McGough
Sid Harper
R. C. “Red” Moore
Marshall Turner
Trial recounts key witnesses in Lindbergh case
The defense challenges identification of Bruno Hauptmann while experts insist Hauptmann wrote all 14 ransom notes. Miss Alexander testifies she saw Hauptmann nearby and Bruno Hauptmann at Fordham station. Osborn upholds handwriting ties, but the defense questions credibility and the Fisch link remains tentative.
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Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Eldridge W. Stein
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Reilly
Osborn
Fisch
Germany
Bronx
Kittl
Dr. Condon
John
Miss Alexander
Fordham
New York Central Railroad
Fordham Road
Bruno Hauptmann
Alexander
Salesiland
John FL Wassie
Condon
Hauptmann Hauptmann
Eldridge W Stein
Cotton Market and Livestock Report From Washington New Orleans and Kansas City
December cotton consumption totals 413 535 bales of lint and 62 061 bales of linters per Census Bureau with year ago figures noted. Opened stronger in New Orleans with March at 12 49 and July 12 57 amid firmer tone. domestic receipts and stock positions detailed. Kansas City cattle and hog markets show openings steady to higher, with specific price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and lambs and sizable total run sizes.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New Orleans
Liverpool
Kansas City
Quotations and listings from the market and schools
The notice lists live animal quotations with ewes and other livestock prices, then references a school in East Nashville Tennessee noting three teachers named Schott Bang and Battle.
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Warner
East Nashville
Tenn
Schott, Bang and
Battle
Saar plebiscite vote amid duress claims and border tensions
Voters faced fear and quiet as Saarlanders cast ballots in a tense plebiscite with Red Cross nurses criticized as Hitler tools. Officials delayed results though forecasts claimed an 98 percent secret-ballot vote amid Nazi and anti-Nazi demonstrations. US observers and League of Nations presence lingered as border controls tightened and protests erupted across Forbach and surrounding areas.
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Germany
Braun
Red Cross
Saar
International Army
United States
George Streifler
Pittsburgh
League of Nations
Vicks VapoRub Promises Cold Relief At Home
The ad touts VapoRub as a direct a warm medicated vapor treatment for head throat and bronchial passages. It promotes Va-tro-nol to prevent colds and invites readers to request full information and samples by mailing 3 cents to Vicks Chemical Co Greensboro NC.
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Vicks VapoRub
Vick Chemical Co
Milton St
Greensboro
N. C
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