Governor Sterling Rally Planned At Municipal Auditorium
Governor Ross Sterling visits Amarillo for a 7:30 rally at the Municipal Auditorium to be followed by an open program for Potter County candidates. His 8:00 speech precedes local candidate speeches, with music by the Melody Maids and a crowd expected to fill the venue. The governor departs for Austin after the event.
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Potter County
Sterling
Amarillo
Governor Sterling
Melody Maids
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James O. Gulerie
Riley Strickland
T. E. Johnson
Terling
Austin
Pampa
Borger
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Childress
Arthur Brisbane Column Published in The Globe
The Globe reprints Arthur Brisbane's widely known daily opinions with an editor's note clarifying the views are his own and not The Globe's. The column highlights Brisbane as a prominent American writer and commentator of current topics.
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23 Month Old Joins Michigan Air Tour As Youngest Flyer
Joyce Hartung, age 23 months, rides as the youngest passenger on the fourth annual Michigan air tour with 40 planes. She wears a flying suit while Detroit planes prepare to depart. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartung say she has 40 hours flying credit.
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Joyce
Detroit
Howard Hartung
Britain Denies Pact Applies to U S Debts
London reports Italy and Belgium back the Anglo French entente while Downing Street denies any link between the new treaty and Britain’s debts to the United States. The premier and treasury separately deny US approval of Lausanne actions.
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Famous Texas historian visits Amarillo for Coronado route
Clarence Wharton, famed Texas historian and attorney, is in Amarillo for a week. He says Coronado passed through Potter County twice in search of gold, and notes geologists traced the route he suggested. He has written major Texas histories including The Life of Santa Anna.
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Amarillo
Coronado
Potter County
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Wharton
Houston
Baker, Botts, Andrew & Wharton
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San Jacinto
Goliad
Mexico
Senora Calles Recovers. Leaves New York for Mexico City
Senora de Llorente Calles, wife of Gen Plutarco Elias Calles, former president of Mexico, reportedly far recovered from brain operation and begins return to Mexico City via New York at noon.
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Mexico
Mexico City
New York
Reynolds case lingers as grand jury discharges
In Winston Salem the Smith Reynolds shooting case drifts as the grand jury is discharged without action. Albert Walker remains secluded with his attorney stating he has nothing more to add to his evidence. The investigation faces weeks before a new grand jury convenes.
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Libby Holman
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A. F. Galloway
James Dunn
Aimee Semple McPherson in Critical Condition After Injury
Los Angeles July 14 Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton was listed in extremely critical condition from a concussion and possible skull fracture after a fall at her Moorish castle. She was taken to a Los Angeles hospital in a coma following news of her husband David L. Hutton losing a breach of promise suit. Mrs Hutton had been ill after a trip to Central America.
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Angelus Temple
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David L. Hutton
Harriman Named U P Railroad Board Chairman
W. A. Harriman, partner in Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., elected chairman of the Union Pacific Railroad board of directors. He succeeds the late Robert Lovett who died June 19.
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Iola Seeks Tax Free City Status by 1924
Iola Kansas moves toward a tax free city by 1924 joining Chanute and Colby. A 7 12 mill levy for 1933 funds operations with utilities profits sufficing to cover debt. Mayor Hobart cites stable rates and private business methods as reasons for the promising financial path.
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Kans
Chanute
Colby
Harmon Hobart
Carol Hoyt
Uilties Morehan
Newark man hides life savings as Coney Island bathhouse burns
Max Sanger, 55, of Newark N J, trusted no one with his $2600 life savings kept in his shoe. He brought it to Coney Island Beach and left it in a bath house that was destroyed by a fire that swept the island.
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Inferno on Coney Island Leaves Thousands Homeless
A massive fire on Coney Island destroyed two score houses and several businesses. Thousands of bathers lost clothes and personal possessions as the blaze raged, injuring hundreds and prompting a citywide emergency response. Many slept on the beach as subway and streetcar lines offered free rides home.
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Coney Island
Hitchhiker Rites For 16 Year Old Killed By Car
Funeral services were held this afternoon at McLean for W. W. Woodward 16 killed early yesterday by a speeding car five miles west of here. The sheriff's office reported no trace of the death car. Woodward was hitchhiking from Amarillo to his McLean home when the crash occurred.
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Here
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Amarillo
Sterling rally draws voters in Pleasant Valley district
Scores of voters in Pleasant Valley and River Road districts attended a Sterling rally at the home of Mrs. R. M. Rose in Pleasant Valley. Amarillo attorney Willi Q. Boyce spoke in support of Governor Sterling's reelection.
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Pleasant Valley
River Road
R. M. Rose
Willi Q. Boyce
Amarillo
Sterling cites August special session to cut state expenditures
Gov. Ross S Sterling said he would likely call a special fall session of the Legislature for August rather than September. The session aims to reduce government expenditures and address fiscal costs.
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U.P
Ross
Sterling
Bank robbery in Elkhart linked to Floyd gang
A bandit gang robbed the First National Bank of Elkhart for $1,500 on July 14. Authorities suspected the leader could be Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, with another bandit nicknamed Floyd by peers.
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Elkhart
Kans
U.P
First National Bank of
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Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Far West Texas
National Weather bulletin notes Amarillo and nearby areas: partly cloudy tonight and Friday with far west Texas fair in the east and partly cloudy in the west. Temperature extremes from 68 to 86 degrees by 1 PM today.
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Far West
Texas
Fair East
Uruguay Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Argentina
The Uruguayan government severed relations with Argentina after recalling its ambassador and expelling the Argentine envoy. The move followed rumors that Gen Severo Toranzo, ex-Argentine army commander, was aboard the Argentine cruiser during independence celebrations, a report later denied.
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Amarillo Delegates To Pampa Childress Rail Opening
Ed W. Hardin of the Amarillo Hardware Company says at least 300 Amarillo residents will meet the two special trains to Pampa for the opening of the new Pampa Childress railroad. The governor and other dignitaries will attend.
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Prohi Leaders Debate Endorsement Of Hoover
National Prohibition Board of Strategy met in Washington for a two day council of war to decide whether to endorse Hoover. They ruled out third party action and weighed open support despite the GOP platform favoring state regulation of repeal. Members include the Anti-Saloon League WCTU World League against Alcoholism National Grange and prohibition boards of the Methodists North and South.
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Candidates Miss Filing Deadline For Expense Reports
About thirty one of roughly seventy candidates had filed by 10 oclock as the July 10 to 14 filing period closes tonight. Candidates with multi county offices must file directly with the Secretary of State in Austin.
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Secretary of State
Austin
Brazil moves to crush Sao Paulo revolt and mobilizes for campaign
The Brazilian government says it has gained the upper hand in Sao Paulo and will finish the rebellion within days. It allocates 1.6 million dollars for the campaign with plans to deploy troops, funds, and munitions.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Hunter Club To Be Organized Here For Governor Campaign
At a gathering of Thomas F. Hunter supporters, a Hunter club will be organized in the district court room Friday at 5 o'clock. J. C. Paschall says the group will plan programs for Hunter’s campaign next week.
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District Court Room
J. C. Paschall
Hunter Club
Heat Wave Grips U S With Record Temps Across Regions
The nation faced a widespread heat wave with near or record temperatures. Detroit and Newark reported heat deaths, Missouri and Kansas neared 100 degrees, Phillipsburg hit 105, Philadelphia was 88 at 8 A M, while other cities logged 60s to 90s as showers were hoped for tonight.
Amarillo Escapes Heat Wave As Temps Stay Moderate
The nation faced a heat wave but Amarillo avoided the worst. Yesterday saw a 90 degree high, six degrees below the June 16 peak, with a 68 degree low that ranked second to Denver’s 62. Overnight and today show little change as the forecaster expects easing conditions. Other cities reported highs of 96 to 98 and lows around the 70s.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Chicago
St. Louis
Dallas
FootSore Vets Keep Night Capitol Vigil
400 World War veterans camped on Capitol grounds under a blazing sun after a 36 hour wakeful march to press Congress for the bonus bill. Roy Robertson, commander of the California contingents, led the siege while lawmakers worked inside with no immediate relief in sight.
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Roy Robertson
California
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Lausanne Bond Settlement Talks Delayed by Debt Deals
The Gentlemen's Agreement initialed by France Great Britain Italy and Belgium postpones ratification of the Lausanne accords until each country secures satisfactory debt settlements. If settlements fail the Germany pact is not ratified and parties will reassess, returning to pre Hoover moratorium status.
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Burglars Target Post Office Shoe Shop
Burglars crawled through a rear transom of the Post Office Shoe Shop on East Seventh Avenue and stole 45 cents. Police said no other burglaries or robberies were reported early today.
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