Lawyer Seeks Peonage Case At Courthouse Talk
A circulated handbill invites Amarillo Canyon and nearby residents to a courthouse lawn meeting at 8 PM Tuesday to discuss Everitt Bates former E E Mauldin dairy employee and a $42500 damages suit. The petition claims Bates was sentenced to five years for rope theft and paroled to work on the dairy farm with Mauldin and Motlow. Bates exonerated Mauldin and Motlow in a Saturday statement.
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Amarillo
Canyon
Everitt Bates
E. E. Mauldin Dairy
A. D. Payne
Payne, Cade & Hart
Bates
Mauldin
Sam B. Motlow
Matlow
Motlow
Warehouse Fire Destroys Liberal Kansas Store Content
A fire in Liberal Kansas destroyed a warehouse after a carload of matches ignited the blaze. The loss to contents owned by Ideal Food Stores amounts to about $40,000. The fire occurred early this morning.
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Liberal
Kans
Ideal Food Stores
Radio Listings From WEAF to West Coast Stations
A dense airlist shows tonight’s programming across WEAF New York and multiple national chains. It includes a mix of orchestral music, comedy sketches, stage dramas, dance music by Jack Albin, and various concert features from Navy Band and other stations, with time blocks and call letters noted.
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WEAF
New York
Aleo
WSAL
WGN
Kan
WOW
KITP
WIMJ
WSM
WSR
WMC
WFAA
Koo
KPRC
Alee
Floyd Gibbons
Kad
Pera
Princess Ida
WERC
Jack Albin
Aleo Wky
WJAX
WSM Om Wiz
Chain Orchestra
Aleo Koka
KYW
Wren Werc
KTSP
KFT Southpaw
KDKA
WIK
Wren
Wall Street news and wingless hens headline Brisbane column
The Globe carries Arthur Brisbane’s views with Today’s notes on Wall Street’s sharp rise and a ticker delay. Poultry expert Dr Renwald claims a wingless hen breed lays 300 eggs yearly. California fliers Mendell and Reinhart vow endurance. Hamilton Burr duel reference closes with Weehawken history.
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Renwald
Nebraska
Citizens vote tomorrow on college issue
Amarillo voters face a school district election at Amarillo Senior High School to decide funding for a proposed junior college. The plan outlines $150 per student yearly cost, tuition set near $100, and financing from district funds plus tuition. Tax impact includes a 11 cent total levy with bonds and maintenance, reduced to about eight cents after tuition.
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Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
Geo. M. Waddill
Polk Street
Vote Tuesday on Governor Salary Amending Texas Constitution
The Associated Press reports Texans vote Tuesday in a special election on two constitutional amendments. One increases the governor’s salary from 4 000 to 10 000 dollars and the other adds six new supreme court justices, with changes postponed until the next administration.
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The
Associated Press
Austin
Supreme Court
Five jailed here for probe of hijacking
Five persons were held in the city jail for investigation in connection with the hijacking of E. L. Thompson of Lubboth yesterday. Thompson reported a theft of 382 dollars near a North Fillmore Street grain elevator Sunday night. No charges filed this noon.
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E. L. Thompson
Lubboth
Thompson
Fillmore Street
Frank Pressly
Julian Flores
Wheat market on up trend spurred by Northwest droughts
Foreign and domestic wheat markets surged on July 15 as drought news from the Northwest grain belt spread optimism. July wheat rose five and five-eighths cents by 11 a.m. to 1 845 8. other deliveries gained similarly in early trading.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
Yank Fliers Dine With King Emanuel in Italy
United Press reports Roger Q. Williams and Capt. Lewis A. Yancey American Pathfinder crew arrived in Pisa and rode with King Victor Emanuel and the royal family to San Rossore for lunch. Hydro plane squadrons from Orbetello and Leghorn escorted the fliers.
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United Press
Pisa
Italy
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Pathfinder
Royal Automobile
San Rossore
Victor Emanuel
Orbetello
Leghron
Panhandle Road Bulletin Reports Excellent Highway Conditions
Panhandle Auto Club notes all roads in the Panhandle and major routes out of Amarillo are in excellent condition for 200 miles in all directions. No rain reported. Boxwell Bros. ambulance. Ph. 5211.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Panhandle Auto Club
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
Federal Farm Board Holds First Meeting At White House
President Hoover hails the new Federal Farm Board as the most important agency and insures the national agricultural program under a new $600 million farm bill. The board meets in the White House cabinet room to oversee the upbuilding of agriculture with a $151.5 million available fund.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
White House
Congress
traffic arrests mark weekend police drive for safety
Over the weekend 24 arrests were made for traffic ordinance violations as police push tougher enforcement. No accidents were reported yesterday. Judge Homer A. Callaway warned that fines up to 200 dollars may be imposed for failure to appear. Notices to nonappear totaled 100 last week. Traffic Captain M V Turner said the city will strictly enforce forbidding driving through filling stations to avoid signals, noting several injuries occurred last week.
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Homer A. Callaway
M. V. Turner
Dynamite Blast in Creek Kills Fish in Randall County
Deputy game warden 8. D. Turner announced a $50 reward for the arrest of the guilty party or parties in a dynamite blast that killed thousands of fish in Tierra Blanca Creek. He said the dry stretch and stranded fish threaten remaining aquatic life and called volunteers to McSpadden Lake camp at daylight Tuesday to aid in rescue efforts.
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Tierra Blanca
Randall County
D. Turner
Turner
McSpadden Lake
King George III Undergoes Successful Drainage Operation
The King George is operated on for a small abscess in his right chest. Seven doctors attended at Buckingham Palace. The operation involved removing portions of two ribs to circumscribe the abscess which measures one and a half inches. Condition reported satisfactory. Prince of Wales reportedly at hand in case of emergency.
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Associated Press
London
George
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
York House
Stanley Hewitt
Sir Hugh Rigby
Lord Dawson OF
Penn
A T Accepts Invitation to Big Air Derby
Max Cornwall superintendent of the western division of Trans continental Air Transport said he tentatively accepts the chamber of commerce invitation to attend the airport dedication and air derby in late August or early September. He will make every effort to attend and sees no barrier to his presence.
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Max Cornwall
Transcontinental Air Transport Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Cornwall
Street car service resumes under federal protection in New Orleans
New Orleans restored streetcar service today with strikebreakers guarded by U S marshals and police auto convoys. Experimental cars earlier in the day ran without disorder, following rioting ten days prior and a federal injunction restraining interference with operation.
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United Press
New Orleans
United States
St. Charles Avenue
Associated Press
Public Service, Inc
Explosion rocks torpedo plant nine miles north of city
Two large craters mark the spot where two store houses of the Independent Eastern Torpedo company stood nine miles north of the city. Fifteen quarts of nitroglycerine stored there exploded yesterday for unknown reasons. The blast was heard over miles, a prairie fire followed, and losses were about $5000. No one was believed injured.
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Eastern Torpedo Company
H. L. van Doren
Gold Bullets mystery grips Torridity past and present
A murder in Torridity ties to a thirty year old poker game between two desperate men. Andrew Ogden is killed by his son Jerry, but Peebles and Lucy doubt the confession as clues point to guilt. An old revolver with gold bullets links present danger to California’s glamorous frontier era.
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Andrew Ogden
Jerry
Peebles
Lucy
Alex Peterson
Ogden
California
The
Globe
Charles G. Booth
Four Cent Revenue Levy Takes Effect In Texas
Texas new four cent gasoline tax took effect as Governor Moody signed the measure. The tax raises revenue by two cents while license fees for privately owned automobiles drop by 50 percent. Over 1,250,000 auto owners affected. farm tractors planes and motor boats exempt. Registration cut goes into effect in 1930. Amarillo residents expect old prices for one day. distributors have not yet raised prices.
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Associated
Prova
Austin
Texas
Moody
Highsway Department
Amarilloanl
Man Arrested on Home Brew Charge Here
Olin Rutledge was arrested at 809 North Buchanan Street yesterday after officers found 81 bottles of home brew in his possession. Federal charges were filed. A downtown hotel raid yielded home brew equipment and several bottles of beer. W. M. Woodlief was released on his own recognizance.
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Olin Rutledge
North
Buchanan Street
W. M. Woodlief
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