Third Roll Call Vote by States at Democratic Convention
Detailed roll call tally shows Roosevelt leading in many states with varying splits for Garner Smith Ritchie Reed and others. Notable results include New York with 31 Roosevelt and 63 Smith, Ohio 2 percent Roosevelt and 49 percent White, and Pennsylvania 45-44 Roosevelt and multiple named candidates.
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Chicago
Alabama
Roosevelt
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Garner
Connecticut
Smith
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Traylor
Indiana
Baker
Ritchie
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Reed
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Byrd
North Dakota
Ohio
White
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Roose
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Aeneas
Rooseet
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
Traffic toll for month exceeds city average in Amarillo
Police logs show 27 traffic accidents in Amarillo during June injuring nine people. One serious injury involved W. A. Beansit of 208 North Taylor Street who broke a leg after a taxi collision at Fourth Avenue and Pierce Street. Through six months of 1931 totals reached 141 with months ranging from 19 to 28 crashes.
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Amarillo
W. A. Beansit
North
Taylor Street
Fourth Avenue
Pierce Street
Greenhoff Flies Glider 160 Miles Without Landing
Greenhoff piloted a glider a hundred sixty miles aloft without touching earth. Rice is identified as Asia’s leading crop in regional agricultural reports.
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Greenhoff
Asia
William Fox Accused by Sister in Guardian Petition
New York July 1 William Fox motion picture producer was accused in supreme court of unlawfully incarcerating his brother Aaron in a sanitarium. Mrs Aaron Fox seeks guardianship of two children and a $250000 suit. Justice John L Walsh granted the petition.
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New York
William Fox
Supreme Court
Aaron
Aaron Fox
William Fox I
Anne Carol Fox
John L. Walsh
Hartford
Senate
Strickland To Talk Sterling Before Clubs
Riley Strickland will address precinct 13 and 18 women forming district clubs. He chairs the Panhandle Sterling for Governor Sterling Club’s speakers committee. The rally at Rex Theater at 4 o'clock includes representatives from two large precincts and aims to form four precinct clubs under Mrs. Floyd Cooper’s plan. Wolflin club organized yesterday with Mrs. I D Cole directing. William Q. Boyce spoke. Mrs. Cecil Ingram leads precinct 13 and Mrs. J A Jenkins precinct 16.
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Riley Strickland
Governor Sterling
Strickland
Panhandle Sterling
Rex Theater
Floyd Cooper
Wolflin Club
I. D. Cole
William Q. Boyce
Cecil Ingram
Precinct 13
J. A. Jenkins
Precinct 16
City Construction Costs Hit 215 822 for Six Months
Amarillo city building permits show a six month total of 215 822 with a low month of 13 667 50. June permits break down to Mercantile 5 000 apartments and residences 6 570 repairs 407 50 signs 1 211 tanks 479. May leads six months at 63 255 and includes Burrus Elevator extra unit.
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Amarillo
Burrus
Guardsmen Stay Behind at East Texas Field
Fifteen National Guardsmen remain in the East Texas oil field at Mineral Wells while 78 others join Camp Wolters for the Fifty Sixth Cavalry Brigade encampment. Captain Sim H. Crews leads the 15 in East Texas as Colonel Louis Davidson arrives with 10 officers and 67 men for the two week event.
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National
East Texas
Camp Wolters
Fifty- Sixth Cavalry Brigade
Sim H. Crews
Louis §. Davidson
Norway the Midnight Sun and Old Norwegian Ways
Charles S Glass details a Norway journey from Tronhjem to North Cape with the inside passage voyage, midnight sun sighting, Lyngen Fjord beauty, fjords as canyons, and rural life shows such as cariole and stolkjaerre. He notes climate, farming hay fences, and goat country around Ronsdal, with Norse culture in Oslo Bergen and Tronhjem museums.
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Chas
Glass
Norway
Tronhjem
Oslo
North Cape
Europe
Cape
Magero
Lyngen Fjord
Fuglio Island
Bergen
Ronsdal
Loften
Islands and Norwegian ports from old Viking heritage to Arctic daylight
The text notes Viking descendants in boats used for cod and herring fleets with typical pay around three hundred dollars. It highlights Bergen and Trondheim as historic trading cities, Hammerfest as far northern settlement, and Arctic daylight patterns from May to July and long nights from November to January.
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Lief Ericsen
Eric the Red
Hammerfest
Arctic
Bay Shore
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An advertisement promotes B. C. a pharmacist made remedy claiming relief from headaches in three minutes. It also treats muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drug stores.
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B. C
Norways Modern Industry and Remote Hospitality Painted
A travelogue describes Norway as a nation of Arctic loneliness and Viking lore. It notes modern whaling innovations, hydroelectric power, paper and textiles from wood pulp, and cheap electricity. It highlights Norwegian farming, products, and the welcome of visitors to rustic hotels with hearty meals and strong coffee.
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Norway
Chile
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Steffen
Around the
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Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Hanseatic League
Arctic North
Seven Seas
West Texas
E. E. Finkler
South
Majestic
Chesterfield
Boswell
Alex Ruth
Sisters Gray Etting
Nat Shilkret
Norman Brokenshire
Now
Daylight
Columbia Network
Cisterfild
Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co
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