Amarillo ranger tours in red and black rodeo outfit
Amarillo figures Boyd Jones the youngest rider in a July 5 visit. He rode Molly the horse, carrying letters inviting President Hoover to the Tri-State Exposition in Amarillo. Officials say no comment on Tecumseh raid shooting. investigation continues with county attorney Randall Pitcow.
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Oklahoma
Shawnee
Okla
Jeff B. Harris
Tecumseh
James Harris
Harris Farm
Oscar Lowery
Lowery
Harris
Randall Pitman
Pottawatomie County
United Press
Boyd Jones
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Randall
Gorney
Jeff Harris
White House
Washington
Riley
W. W. Thomason
Prohibition
Kee de Mondram
Fed
Sette
Tiepesellinsaas Antiquenapeaieny
Hoover
Boyd
Gallup
New Mexico
Brule
Wisconsin
City of Roses White House
President Coolidge
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Fair Association
Texas
Negro
Clarendon
From The Globe: Brisbane's Views And Labour Politics
Arthur Brisbane notes opinions on current topics. Dr Paul A Lewis dies of yellow fever in Brazil while researching cures. Mrs Sabin conducts a prohibition survey among wives of working men. British Labour plans 12 new peers to strengthen its Lords presence. New York cloakmakers: 15,000 employed, 30,000 idle after strikes. East Indian belief referenced.
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Paul A. Lewis
Rockefeller Institute
Brazil
Bahia
House of Lords
New York City
Ice box sale draws eleven responses in Want Ads
Mr H A advertised an ice box and received inquiries from 11 interested parties. Ten remain watching for an ice box. Call 6262 and ask for Want Ads to place your own sale in tomorrow's paper.
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H. A
Mexicans Held After Shooting Affray
Piedro Salinis and Francisco Eu zoya, Mexicans, were arrested by the sheriff's department yesterday and held in connection with a shooting affray. Ten shots were exchanged then both men clubbed their guns and continued the fight. Salinis suffered a severe head wound. Ambulance service noted.
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Piedro Salinis
Francisco Euzoya
Sheriff's Department
Salinis
Evidence Looks Bad Man Seeks Owner of Undies
Ed Ponto placed a classified ad in the Weyauwega local papers after circumstantial evidence pointed to him. The notice offered a found pair of bloomers in his parked car with a request for owner identification or a satisfactory explanation to his wife.
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Weyauwega Wis
Ed Ponto
Record Crowds at Rodeo Stimulate Big Performances
A large Tri-State Fair Rodeo crowd drew 7 000 spectators at Texan Ball Park with acts by Vaughn Craig Johnson Bea and Tommy Kirnan and a wild bullrodeo. a knife duel left Oliver Hill critically injured and the other rider at large after the event.
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Oliver Hill
M. E. & T. Railroad
Hill
Erasmus Tack
News-Globe
Texan Ball Park
Panhandle
Vaughn Craig Johnson
Bea
Tommy Kirnan
Speed Limit Raised On Texas Highways
Austin July 5 The speed limit for motor cars on highways is increased from 35 to 45 miles per hour by a bill signed and filed today by Governor Moody.
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United Press
Austin
Moody
Man’s mangled body found beside Orient Railroad tracks
The mangled body of Ww. Hollis of San Angelo Texas foreman of a bridge building gang was found near Orient Railroad tracks a half mile east of O'Dell Texas. The discovery was made today by the engineer of an Orient passenger train approaching Altus from Odell.
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Y United Press
Altus
Ski
Hollis
San Angelo
Texas
O'Dell
Orient
Odell
Drunk in fatal plane ride shocks New York county
The Goettler chemical analysis of Wilmer Stultz and two passengers shows alcohol in stomach brain liver and kidney. Officials say the trio died when the plane tailspun during stunting at about 300 feet near Roosevelt Field. Nassau County to push crackdown on drunken flying.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Alexander O. Goettler
Wilmer Stultz
Nassau County Prosecutor's
Goettler
Phillip Huntington
Wanted Ward Hunt Arrest Ends Long Manhunt
In San Antonio an 18 month man hunt ended as police captured Ward Hunt in connection with the February 1928 slaying of Victoria rancher Rip Terrell. The case spans the United States and Mexico with Ward Hunt identified as a suspect.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Ward Hunt
United States
Mexico
Rip Terrell
Victoria
Quiet Fourth of July in Amarillo Ends With No Disasters
Amarillo records show an extraordinarily uneventful Fourth of July with few incidents. Police and fire units reported only minor, noninjury events, two small fires, and no fatalities as undertakers and officials noted an unusually calm holiday despite a cooler day.
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Amarillo
W. R. McDowell
Green
Third
Buchanan
Undertaker’s
Dog
Cat
Maryland
Rodeo
Homer A. Callaway
Earl Curry
Senter Plans Run for Governor of Texas from Dallas
Sen E G Senter of Dallas announced his candidacy for Texas governor after a Texas Bar Association meeting. He backs increasing Supreme Court membership to nine and will formally announce at the Old Settler's reunion in Alvarado on August 14. He pits himself against Sen Tom Love as Democratic party factions clash.
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E. G. Senter
Dallas
Texas
Texas Bar Association
Senator Senter
Supreme Court
Senter
Alvarado
Tom Love
Elemen
Old Mobeetie
J. N. Browning
Texas Press Association
Oklahoma man held on kidnap charge after arrest
L. L. Payne was arrested by the sheriff's department here yesterday and held for Pawhuxka officials on a charge of kidnaping. He waived extradition.
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L. L. Payne
Sheriff's Department
Pawhuxka
Okla
City of Cleveland Endurance Flight Near Record
The monoplane City of Cleveland logged 163 hours in air as of 1 39 p m at Cleveland airport amid storm damaged wings. Co pilots Newcomb and Mitchell gave no trouble signal but fear of forced landing grew with seepage water and possible magneto damage. Fort Worth rival Reg Robbins dismissed threat of breaking the 172 hour 32 minute mark.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ty United Press
Fort Worth
Cleveland Fliers
Reg L. Robbins
Vernon Child Hit By Plane Prop Near Death
Vernon Texas July 6 Harrett Shanor six daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Shanor was struck on the head by an airplane propeller during the Vernon Chamber of Commerce airport opening. She had just alighted from a mono plane and ran in front of the ship before help could stop her. About one thousand people attended as planes arrived from Fort Sill San Antonio and Fort Worth for the dedicatory ceremonies.
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Vernon
Fort Sill
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Rioting grows as New Orleans tram strike erupts
Police in New Orleans called out reserves to confront renewed violence between officers and tram strike participants. Two strikers were wounded, Sylvan Thibodaux critically, and William Foret injured as a mob of about 200 attacked a strikebreaker car near Canal Street. Police used riot guns to disperse the crowd while 400 strikebreakers remained inside the barn.
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United Press
New Orleans
Canal Street
Sylvan Thibodaux
William Foret
New Orleans Public Service Company
Unusual Accidents at Kingsmill and Nearby Fatal Shooting
Two deaths occurred near Pampa from unusual accidents at Kingsmill and a fatal shooting in Pampa. E R Watkins, 45, was shot at a South Pampa filling station and may not survive. Johnny Bowman was arrested. Mrs Irwin C Decker died when her car hit a moving house. Ruth Yeager, 22, died after being struck crossing the Kingsmill highway.
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Globe
Pampa
E. R. Watkins
Johnny Bowman
Watkins
Kingsmill
Irwin C. Decker
Texas Pipe Line Company
Ruth Yeager
Decatur
Air Features Tonight and From WOR and Chain Schedule
Radio listings from WEAF and WOR networks show 6:00 to 10:10 PM airings across multiple stations. Programs include Halon Singers, Story Hour Adventures, Mask of a Russian Village, and Hotel Dance Orchestra with several affiliate names and times.
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WEAF
New York
Chain
Alne
WGY
Gus
Louie
Aleo
WLS
KSD
WOW
WDAP
WSAI
Divasipers
WBAT
WHMB
WKY
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WWJ
WPRIC
WDAF
Jen Pollack
KDKA
WREN
Quaker Girk-Ale
Slamber Music
WOR
Newark
Hawaiian Shadows
Aleo Kmox Kotl Wooo
WADC
WOWO
KMOX
WMBC
Mary and
Hob
KMBC
Weco
Alew
WKRO
KOTL
WCCO
WIEN
KMAG
Phil Jer
WKRC
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Boxwell Brow
Chief Justice Urges Bigger Texas High Tribunal Reform
Texas Chief Justice C M Cureton urged expanding the Supreme Court to nine members with a continuous session to ease overwork. He cited 804 writs, 301 opinions, 600 rehearings, and 1700 orders as evidence the current three-judge panel is overburdened. The gathering included Gen Keeling, Sen Senter, and notable Texas lawyers backing the amendment.
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Supreme Court of Texas
C. M. Cureton
Texas Bar Association
Supreme Court
W. A. Keeling
Houston
Texas
E. G. Senter
Dallas
Harding
Jack Hall
James Grafton Rogers
School of Law
University of Colorado
Amarillo
Marvin Jones
May Peterson Thompson
Commission of Appeals
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Watchman
Wichita Falls
John Slaughter
Slaughter
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
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Itor
Fray
Blackburn's Ambulance
Cowboy
Stultz
Tex
Henry Helms
First National Bank of
Cisco
Eastland
Helms
Bil Bedford
George Carmichael
Kewanee
Honas Mayberry
Fort Wayne
Ind
Irma Hendershott
Hendershott
Here
California
Los Angeles
Vernon Child
W. G
Griggs Ambulance
Cureton
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