Hogan named assistant solicitor for interior department
The Interior Secretary announced T. S. Hogan of Midland Texas as assistant solicitor to Nathan R. Margold. The appointee is noted for knowledge of oil and mineral resources and experience in Indian affairs and public land matters. Hogan has a diverse career in law ranching and politics. He will take office immediately.
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Washington
T. S. Hogan
Midland
Tex
Nathan R. Margold
Interior Department
Ickes
Hogan
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Montana
Runaway Milk Wagon Stopped by Red Light
Teddy the milk wagon horse bolted from a Broadway restaurant route in New York on July 6. Policeman John Kelly testified the horse turned west on Forty-seventh Street, a one way, and was captured when it halted at a traffic light.
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New York
Teddy
John Kelly
Forty-seventh Street
Kelly
Worthing announces expected baby in Muskegon
Muskegon editor deemed it not news so William E. Worthing paid for an advertisement announcing that he and Mrs. Worthing of 1933 Valley Street expect their first baby in November.
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Muskegon, Mich
William E. Worthing
Muskegon
Valley Street
Amusements Outpace Education Spending in U S Chicago
Dr Joseph Robber, NA A president, notes Americans spend as much on motor cars and cigarettes plus amusements as on all K 12 schools combined. The piece contrasts U S spending with the 50 year revival of Kew bounds beat.
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Chicago
Joseph Roberr
The
National Education Association
Kew
England
Railroads and Freight Costs Drive Economy in Transportation
An essay on how faster rail travel and reliable freight movement underpin the value chain from mine to consumer. It argues transportation costs are ultimately borne by the final buyer, with freight and drayage shaping prices and access to goods.
Bomb found attached to congressman Eaton’s car in New Jersey
A 15 pound high explosive bomb was discovered attached to the motor of Rep. Charles A. Eaton’s automobile in the garage at his Watchung mountains estate in New Jersey. An Associated Press photo accompanies the report.
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Rep
Charles A. Eaton
Watchung Mountains
New Jersey
Associated Press
Thurber Texas coal town folds and moves to Fort Worth
The Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil Company closed the Thurber mines brick plant and town offices moved to Fort Worth. Thurber once hosted a large coal industry and 8000 residents, now a town of the past. C B Davis and William Conway of Rock Island reported Fourth of July fishing at Tierra Blanca with a poor bass take and expect better catch after rainfall.
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Thurber
Tex
Fort Worth
Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Texas
The
Texas and Pacific Railroad
C. B. Davis
Rock Island
William Conway
Robinson Ranch
Tierra Blanca
Ex President Enjoys Leisure Center and Exposition Special Trains
The piece notes rail lines serving the U S and the Century of Progress Exposition with Wilburn Hawk plans for a Globe-News special train round trip July 15 to 13 reservation deadline, and Santa Fe’s Ranger fast train linking Texas Oklahoma Kansas to Chicago with dining and Pullman features. It also mentions a 70 degree underground pool at Carlsbad Cavern and local notices including a Kansas City conductor Benjamin J Robertson death.
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United States
Wilburn
Hawk
Globe News
Rock Island
Chicago
Lois Black
Globe-News
Globe and News
Santa Fe
Ranger
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas Points
Fred Harvey
Benjamin J. Robertson
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
San Angelo
Mr Robertson
Veteran railroad man linked to Civil War march and Texas trip
Monett Missouri to Paris Texas recall a railroad pioneer who rode with General Sherman on the Atlanta to Savannah march. He later supervised a passenger run from San Angelo to Sweetwater for nearly 25 years and was well known across the region.
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Monett
Paris
Tex
Sherman
Atlanta
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Oldest West Point graduate Brig. General John A. Kress dies
Brig. General John A. Kress aged 93 died Wednesday from old age infirmities in Washington. A veteran of the Civil War era and the Spanish American War, Kress was reputed as the oldest living graduate of West Point.
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Washington
John A. Kress
Kress
Military Academy
West Point
Mrs. Nannie Emma Baley Dies After Brief Illness
Services for Mrs. Nannie Emma Baley were held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel with Rev. J.S. Huckabee officiating. Pallbearers included N. B. Williams, T. M. Bruner, Ross Russell, Rollie Greer, H. M. Russell and Bruce Autrey. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Baley died early Wednesday in a local hospital after a brief illness and had lived near Amarillo for 17 years.
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Nannie Emma Baley
Boxwell Brothers Funere
J.S. Huckabee
Buchanan Street
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Herbert Hoover
San Diego
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