Clark on Trial Over Flogging Case Attracts Witnesses
Elmer Clark, railway employee, faces trial in Toccoa Ga charged with assault with intent to murder for the flogging of Mrs Ansley Bowers. Defense contends he cared for a sick child the night of the beating as witnesses corroborate. Other defendants await trial as Acree has been convicted.
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United Preen
Toccoa
Elmer Clark
Ansley Bowers
Clark
Bert L. Lowry
Lowry
W. G. Acree
Acree
Railway napper survives as train halts near him
Harbin reports a track surveyor dozing on a railway line. A freight engine braked to miss him, blasting a warning whistle that woke the sleeper who then charged the locomotive and suffered heavy head injuries. In Moscow, 2000 portable film exhibitions travel to villages this spring with state subsidies backing motion picture expansion. In Abergavenny workhouse, new baths and washing facilities cut hoboe admissions by over two thirds, hoboes railing against hot baths and a two night stay for free housing as militaristic.
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Harbin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Commissariat of Education
London
Board of Guardians
Abergavenny
The Globe editor notes clash with Amarillo police
A writer claims a Polk Street policeman threatened a newsboy and warned against shouting papers after 6 pm. He urges Chief Gaither to substantiates claims and remove the officer if proven. The piece also laments barelegged women and praises women drivers while mocking local conduct.
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Amarillo
Globe
the News
South
Gaither
Young Cannon
Rain Ends Drought Fears Boosts Southwest Corn
United Press reports in Kansas City Missouri July 13 that overnight rain revived corn prospects in the Southwest. Despite heat, showers improve moisture and forecasts of bumper yields from 125 to 156 million bushels accompany wheat harvests.
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United Press
Kansas City
Southwest
Kansas
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City markets show cattle and hogs mostly steady to higher with top prices around 11.55 for light steers and 10.00 for hogs. Chicago bids are 10 to 16 cents higher on hogs and steady to lower on cattle with top steer bids near 14.50 and yearlings at 13.25. St Louis listings note cattle firmness and hog gains, with mixed results across regions.
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Kansas City
Ausociated
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Colorado
Arizona
Chicago
Associated Press
Idaho
ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
Fokker to Build U.S. Bomber at New Jersey Plant
Anthony G. Fokker, the Dutch aeronautic inventor, is reported to be building a large monoplane bomber for the United States government at Hasbrdtick Heights. The craft will have a 90 foot wing span, carry two machine guns, and weigh about 15 000 pounds loaded with 2 000 pounds of high explosives.
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Peterboro
N. J
Anthony G. Fokker
United States
Hasbrdtick Heights
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Oklahoma City market notes show 1,700 cattle steady to mixed with yearlings around 9 dollars and 76 cents, steers down to about 8 dollars 50 cents, grass cows near 6 to 6.25, top beef cows around 7 dollars, vealers 10 to 10.50. Hog prices rise 15 to 20 cents, baby pigs around 9.65 to 9.85, choice sows about 2 dollars, stockers 8 to 8.50.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Oklahoma
City
Negro Girl Attacked by Man Alleged to Falsely Claim Officer Status
A man who said he was an officer assaulted a 16 year old African American girl and abducted her in Amarillo last night. She and a male companion reported the incident after the assailant, driving a car, ordered her to get in and warned her companion not to follow.
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Polk Street
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Panhandle
Ama- Tillo
P. M. Norwine
Mr. Norwine
O.W
O. W
Tye
Mother and Son Die in Train Collision at Indianapolis Crossing
A young mother Mrs Goldah Roth 23 and her five year old son Junior Roth were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania train in Indianapolis. Five others were injured in the crash at the crossing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Goldah Roth
Junior Roth
Paint Up Campaign in Amarillo Aims to Create Work
Painters, paint dealers, contractors and manufacturers unite in a Paint Up effort in Amarillo to spur timely painting of structures. Led by Jack Brown, the movement invites property owners to act now to improve economy and appearance, with Civic boards and local papers backing the push.
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Amarillo
Jack Brown
Painters’ Union No
Board of City Development
City Commission
Globe and News
Safeties Surface News Bureau of
New York
Fort Worth Livestock and Chicago Grain Notes
Fort Worth markets show hogs higher with butchers around 9.75 to 10.05, cattle at 6,200 head including 2,500 calves, and lambs at 11.50 to 12.00 as beef cows and feeders trade at varying bids. Chicago grains swing with wheat down early on rust relief but closing mixed, corn and oats weak overall, cash wheat at 1.43 for No 1 red and 1.48 for No 1 hard.
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Fort Worth
Chicago
James F.nnett & Co
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported By Associated Press
Wheel No. 2 dark hard priced at 1.33 to 1.67 dollars. No 2 hard 1.21 0.21. No 2 red 1.56 to 1.87. Corn No 2 white 1.01 to 1.04. No 2 yellow 1.04 to 1.07. Wheat and oats figures vary with color and grade in a compact Kansas City market update.
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Kansas City
Associated Pregs
Butter and Eggs Chicago July Market Report
Butter and eggs figures from Chicago show higher prices on July 13 with creamery extras at 40 percent and firsts near 87 cents per pound. Poultry prices for the week ending July 18 include live hens and broilers rising modestly, while potatoes in Chicago on July 18 show steady Irish cobbler quotes around 4.50 to 4.55 per barrel and Kansas varieties at about 2.28 to 2.40.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Stegdy
Kansas
Foreign exchange rates steady as market closes
New York July 16 reports Britain demand at 4.851 and 4.86 for sixty day bills on banks. France at 3.917-16 and 391% cables. Italy at 548 and Belgium at 13.89 with 23.79. Tokyo at 47.20 and Montreal at 9.855-36.
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Associated Press
New York
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Tokyo
Montreal
New York Stocks Open Higher With Active Blocks
Fractional gains marked the opening as large blocks traded. U S Steel rose over a half point. Allied Chemical hit a year high. Radio Corp and Peoria and Eastern at yearly peaks. Merger rails such as Western Maryland and Chicago Great Western advanced. several issues reached new year highs.
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Associated Press
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
Radio Corporation
Peoria
Eastern
Band National Distillers
Rails
Maryland
Chicago
Great Western
Bush
Fastern
Collins and Aikmen
Columbus Gas
American Car and Foundry
Folns 4 Hager and the toil before fame
A compact verse vignette presents Hager as a minor pest driven by toil and duty. Dreams fade as wages bind him, marriage strengthens his tether, and the arrival of a baby rekindles a sliver of hope that perhaps greatness remains possible through earned tasks and small pleasures. Edgar A Guest echoes the theme of postponed fortune.
Amarillo Beauty Drive Gathers Local Support
C R McAfee joins city wide push to improve Amarillo parks and lawns. He cites Wichita parks as ideal, urges action, and recalls reuniting with Oscar Watson, now a successful Texas auto financier, at a lakeside Wichita home.
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Amarillo
C. R. McAfee
Mr. McAfee
Globe
Wichita
Kansas
McAfee
O. J. Watson
Oscar Watson
Corsicana
Watson
Mr McAfee
College At
Austin
Texas
Penitentiary Drug Use Cited By Oklahoma Official
State Senator Guy Andrews of McAlester told Governor Henry Johnston that between forty and fifty percent of young men in the McAlester state penitentiary are narcotics users. They discussed a possible campaign to eradicate drug use in the facility.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Staet
Guy Andrews
Henry §. Johnston
Old Tack’s Program For a Bigger Amarillo
A list of campaign promises for Amarillo including lower utility and living costs, cleaner city, more parks, a municipal pool and golf course, improved streets and viaducts, public lake access, bus route extensions, and stricter traffic enforcement for emergency response workers. Emphasizes attracting new industries and making Amarillo more livable for residents.
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Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Injunction Fails as Rain Disrupts Flagpole Sit-Down
Alvin Shipwreck Kelly clung to his flagpole amid a rainstorm in Buffalo as the city awaits a supreme court ruling on whether to extend a temporary injunction stopping Mayor Frank Schwab from forcing him down. The mayor argues flagpole sitters pose a hazard by drawing lookers into traffic.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Alvin
Kelly
Jose
Supreme Court
Frank X. Schwab
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