Air Features Tonight Across a Network Chorus
Radio listings show WARC New York and multiple stations airing 8:30 frolicking music and informal song. Later segments include Lanin's Orchestra at 7:00 and Olive Palmer with Paul Oliver and artists at 7:50 across networks WGY WWJ WGN and others.
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Warc
New York
Chain
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
WOWO
KMOX
WSPD
KMBC
WEAF
Happy Beakers
WGY
WWI
WSAI
WIMJ
WMC
KPRC
Lanin's
WGN
KSD
WOW
Wear
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
WTAM
WWJ
WDAF
WSMB
KSTP
WTMJ
WHAS
WSM
WSB
The Hotsy Totsy Club Shootout and Colby Tax Vote
The Cassidys fight at the Hotsy Totsy club leaving Red Cassidy mortally wounded and his brother severely shot while a woman is arrested. Police note 32 000 speakeasies citywide as enforcement questions arise. Colby Kansas votes again against taxing any city property or real estate.
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Cassidy Brothers
Red
Peter Cassidy
New York
New York City
Broadway
Colby
Kan
Light
Rural light ballot gives lead to both issues
Rural Texas votes on two constitutional amendments showed light turnout with urban results favoring both. Governor salary rise from 4000 to 10000 and court size from three to nine received sizable support in city returns. rural counties echoed broadly for both measures.
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Associated Press
Texas
Supreme Court
West Texas Chamber Motorcade to Visit Canyon
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce Fourth Annual Motorcade, departing Ballinger July 10, will stay in Canyon tonight. They will tour Palo Duro Canyon next morning and head to Amarillo for a luncheon at the Longhorn room and city tours. Local leaders O. V. Vernon and Manon King are among those expected to meet the caravan.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ballinger
West Texan
New Mexico
Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
Slam
Chamber of Commerce
Longhorn Room
Itera
O. V. Vernon
Chamber
Manon King
Trade Extension Department
Ernest C. Thompson
C. V. Vernon
Tom Cotten
Board of City Development
Mason King
John Boyce
Entertainment
Poisoned Candy Charge Shoots Man To Federal Custody
James E. Atchison alias J F Johnson held in city jail six days on a federal warrant was transferred to federal authorities. He is alleged to have mailed a candy package sugared with strychnine at Altus Oklahoma post office. U S Marshal B F Harper received orders to take charge. Atchison is believed to be an escaped prisoner from a federal penitentiary.
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James E. Atchison
J. F. Johnson
Atchison
Altus
Oklahoma
J. W. Flynn
Fort Worth
U. S
B. F. Harper
Miller Bets $10000 on Hoxie in Five Cowboy Stunt
Col Zach Miller owner of the 101 Ranch Wild West show posts ten thousand dollars to back Jack Hoxie in a five cowboy stunt contest with Tom Mix in New York on November 3. Proceeds go to a baby's milk fund if Mix accepts the challenge. Mix works with Sells Floto circus, Hoxie with the ranch show.
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United Press
Ponca City
Okla
Zach Miller
Jack Hoxie
Tom Mix
New York
Mix
Colonel Miller
Hoxie
Sells-Floto Circus
Miller
RL BRINGS IN WHEAT CARS
One hundred sixty empty freight cars were distributed last night by the Rock Island railway toPanhandle points where wheat congestion is worst. Fifty cars went west of Amarillo to Bushland Wildorado Vega Ontario and Adrian. C B Davis says the road can distribute 150 cars daily to run elevators at capacity.
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Rock Island Railway
Panhandle
Amarillo
Bushland
Wildorado
Vega
Ontario
Adrian
C. B. Davis
Rock Island
Wheat hits 1.50 at Chicago on heat in Canada
Chicago reports December wheat rose to 1.50 a bushel as hot Canadian weather renewed fears for the spring crop. By 10 a.m. buying surged with July at 1.88 7-8 and September at 1.44 1-8, up 25 to 28 3/8 cents from yesterday.
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Associated Pr Press
Chicago
Canada
Slover Proposes Joint Plan for Methodist College and Junior College
Amarillo Methodist College president Geo Slover urged the school board to approve a plan coordinating the Methodist College with a new city junior college. The scheme would let the junior college teach the first two years and feed students into the Methodist College, with dormitory sharing and reduced endowment use. No action was taken as the board awaited Amarillo election results.
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Geo. 8. Slover
Amarillo Methodist College
Slover
Methodist College
Amarillo
Tulia Birthday Celebrated as Swisher County Marks Wheat Historic Milestone
Swisher county celebrated its thirty-eighth birthday with over 200 Amarilloans present. Four million bushels of wheat have already been marketed in the county, with speakers calling Swisher the banner wheat county of Texas. The parade began at 10 30 this morning, and speakers Don Culton and Congressman Marvin Jones spoke at 2 o clock. The Tulia Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event.
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Tulia
Swisher County
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Invites Probe Peonage Case in Local Court House Remarks
A. D. Payne spoke for nearly three hours on the court house lawn detailing the Everitt Bates peonage allegations. He outlined Bates’ five years in servitude and added further specifics tied to the Mauldin Motlow Townes case and related claims.
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Everitt Bates
E. KE. Mauldin
Sam B. Motlow
A. C. Townes
A. D. Payne
Payne
Bates
Boy and lover plead guilty in flapper bandit case
In Topeka a young couple faces plea deals over a $14000 Security Benefit Association payroll robbery. Vivian Scraper pleads guilty and receives a light sentence at Lansing women’s home while Cecil Streit admits planning and aiding the crime. He asks the court to avoid sentencing her alone.
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Flapper
Barry J. Holloway
United Press
Topeka
Kan
Cecil Streit
Vivian Scraper
Vivian
Security Benefit Association
Suave Streit
Cecil
Chicago
Lansing
Streit
Poincare Ill After Tireless War Debt Campaign
Paris reports Premier Raymon Poincare falls ill after his three day parliament speech on ratification of British and American war debts. Doctors say fever and heat wave contribute to his condition as he rests in bed following a demanding campaign.
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United Press
Paris
Raymon Poincare
France
Chamber of Deputies
KWKH TAKES OFF FOR ENDURANCE FLIGHT TEST
The Ryan monoplane KWKH piloted by Van Lear Leary and William Sanders of Shreveport took off at 10 29 52 a m CST to set a new refueling endurance record. The refueling plane will be piloted by E B Redline of Shreveport and Buck of Eldorado Ark.
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Associated Press
Sheveport
van Lear Leary
William Sanders
Shreveport
E. B. Redline
Buck
Eldorado
Ark
China Replies to Ultimatum From Moscow
Nanking replies to Moscow's ultimatum over Manchuria with a note outlining three points. It seeks to send Chu Zao Yang to Moscow for talks, demands the release of Chinese prisoners in Russia, and asks Moscow to protect Chinese nationals from aggression. Simultaneously 15,000 Manchurian troops have been mobilized on the border to secure strategic positions.
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Associated Press
Nanking
China
Russia
Moscow
Manchuria
Chu Zao Yang
Manchuri
Road Conditions Report From Panhandle Auto Club
The Panhandle Auto Club notes all roads are in excellent condition in a concise transport update.
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Panhandle Auto Club
Old Fashioned Girl Resents Man's Kisses in Amarillo
A railroad man kissed a hotel hostess in downtown Amarillo and was charged with aggravated assault. He claimed the woman is humorously inclined as he spoke from county jail.
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Amarillo
Farm Board says no loans from its 150 million funds
Washington July 1927 The Federal Farm Board announced no loans would be made from its 150 million dollar funds pending a policy decision.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Rum Runner Dies In Crash At Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh youth Elijah E. Belgrade aged 21 died when his car overturned while fleeing border patrols. Authorities found sixteen bags of ale in the vehicle. The incident follows a prior fatal shooting on June 15 of Arthur Gordon, another Plattsburgh resident, after he did not stop for customs guards.
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Prema
Plattsburgh
Canada
Elijah E. Belgrade
Arthur Gordon
Yank fliers land at Paris early today
The Pathfinder American transatlantic plane piloted by Capt. Lewis A. Yancey and Roger Q. Williams landed at Le Bourget airfield in Le Bourget Paris this afternoon after flying from Rome.
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Paris
LE Bourget
France
Pathfinder
Lewis A. Yancey
Roger Q. Williams
Rome
Dalhart Farm Worker Killed by Train Collision
Roy Allen, about 40, a farm worker from near Hartley, was crushed when he fell from an ore loading dock as the Rock Island Golden State Limited passed through Dalhart just after midnight. A companion fled. Allen’s body rests at the Peebles Funeral Home.
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The
Globe
Dalhart
Rock Island
Golden State Limited
Roy Allen
Hartley
Allen
Peebles
Fourth Called Legislature Session Looms Over Veto Possibilities
Governor Moody warned a fourth session may be convened if he cannot veto substantial portions of the current appropriations. He calculated the forty first legislature has appropriated over 53 million dollars, including 48 million in major bills, and will decide after reviewing items to veto.
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United Press
Austin
Moody
Taylor
Chilean Ship Abtao Sinks in Storm Off San Antonio
In a violent sea disaster off San Antonio, Chile, the naval transport Abtao sank with 42 crew members believed dead of 48 aboard. The steamer Imperial rescued one midshipman and found several bodies as it reached the scene about 30 miles offshore.
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United Press
Santiago
Chile
San Antonio
Abtao
Imperial
U. S
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