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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1934

Page

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Wife charged with murder in 1 a m shooting of Miller

Delores Miller 34 is accused in Amarillo of fatally shooting Lee J. Miller 50 a Rock Island railroad switchman after a quarrel at their home on North Johnson Street. The complaint was filed in Justice Bob Clark's court with bond to be set at arraignment.

Lee J. Miller Rock Island Railroad Wwtchman Miller Delores Miller Bob Clark Mit Adams Rock Island Justice Clark Henry Thompson Lee J. H. Devine Millers Randall County Amarillo

Connor Child Is Found Alive After Five Days Lost

State troopers found 21 month old Robert Connor alive in woods behind the Hartsdale home. The boy is scratched but unharmed and his mother Mrs Charles Connor fainted on news. Fifty troopers searched five days with bloodhounds and police dragnet across five states.

Hartsdale N. Y Robert Connor Charles H. Connor Hartsdale Manor Robert Lindbergh Bobby Connor Henry Forrestier

Senator Berkeley Visits Amarillo During Panhandle Campaign

Ben Berkeley of Alpine, a West Texas candidate for lieutenant governor, toured Amarillo and planned a speech at Swisher County Old Settlers Reunion in Tulsa after leaving Amarillo at noon. The veteran civic leader and former mayor, banker and medical board member is noted for the Cigarette tax bill aiding school funds.

Ben Berkeley Alpine West Texas Amarillo Senator Berkeley State Senate National Democratic Committee Woodrow Wilson Berkeley Draft Board Alpine State National Bank Texas Dry Farming Congress Gordon Panhandle Ama- Tilla Swisher County Old Settlers Tulsa

Los Angeles Man Elected Elks Grand Exalted Ruler

Michael F. Shannon of Los Angeles was elected Grand Exalted Ruler at the Elks Grand Lodge meeting in Kansas City, the sole nominee. He succeeds Walter F. Meier of Seattle at the 70th annual convention.

Kansas City U.P Michael F. Shannon Los Angeles The Elk’s ‘Grand Lodge Walter F. Meier Seattle Wash

Counterfeit Gang Arrested In France Italy

Secret Service reports six counterfeiters arrested for forging 100 million francs in bands for French corporations. Four suspects taken in Florence and Milan and two in Paris. They allegedly produced bands for Lenstines Suez Canal and Paris subway corridors.

Paris Secret Service Florence Milan Suez Canal

Amarillo Area Weather Outlook Tonight Through Wednesday

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. West Texas generally fair to partly cloudy and warm through the period. Temperature extremes today range from 74 to 95 degrees.

Amarillo West Texas

Relief Board Seeks Original Dreuth Aid for Panhandle

A Texas Panhandle relief board urges that funds originally earmarked for Panhandle relief remain intact and not be spread across 192 drought counties. In a late Monday resolution, the board asked Adam Johnson to honor Kansas City understandings with Hopkins, seeking to restore the original plan and preserve monthly budgets.

Relief Board Panhandle Adam Johnson Austin Kansas City Harry Hopkins Johnson Breuth Drouth Panhandles Texas

Baby Lama Is Found And The Jumpers Questioned

Arthur Brisbane comments on a day’s topic and editors caution that San Francisco faces a dangerous strike risking city food supplies for 600 000 residents. Acting Governor Merriam urges restraint and warns against depriving people of essentials.

Lama Arthur Brisbane America Globe Brisbane San Francisco Merriam California

Centennial World Exposition Proposed for Texas 1936

Texas centennial planners envision a $15 million international exposition for 1936. Greenville’s John D. Middleton and Gen. John A. Hulen outlined site requirements and bidding process for a central expo, including 200 acres outside the business core and prompt contract compliance.

Corsicana U.P John D. Middleton Greenville John A. Hulen Fort Worth Middleton

Senator Clint Small Reports Extra Governor Campaign Expense

AUSTIN July 17 U P State Senator Clint Small reported an additional campaign expense of 1129 28 in his bid for governor since his first record. The latest report totals outstanding debts 150 additions contributions 250 previous contributions 3340 and notes no other reports from Democratic candidates for governor attorney general or U S Senate.

Austin U.P Clint Small Small State Department U. S. Senate

Seek heirs to estate of Houston couple in Texas

Heirs to a $100000 estate of Harry and Nellie Baker of Houston were sought in Chicago to avoid escheat to Texas. Jerome Dealey, agent for the Texas attorney general, arrived to locate any surviving relatives. The Bakers died and left no records though friends said they lived in Chicago for a period.

Chicago U.P Harry Nellie Baker Houston Texas Jerome Dealey Bakers

Torrid Spell Clings Southwest Heat Wave Across Kansas City

Kansas City and the Southwest endured a blistering heat wave with eight deaths blamed on the high temperatures since Friday. Readings topped 100 degrees in multiple cities, with Beloit and Jefferson City noting fatal heat events as officials warned no immediate relief.

Kansas City Jefferson City Maggie Brockman Belleville Kan Manhattan Clinton Grand Island Neb Nebraska Great Lakes Amarillo

Struck by Lightning Paralyzes Three Youths in Cottage

A bolt struck a stove pipe in a Fishkill cottage while four youths sat inside. The blast tossed them, rendering three of the youths senseless and paralyzed until they later regained movement. They crawled to their automobile and drove home after hospital treatment. Frederick Evans and John McLain were taken home.

Beacon N. Y Fishkill Frederick Evans John McLain

Ranger backs Allred fired

Sid Kelso, a former Texas Ranger, says he was discharged on governor’s orders for backing Jimmie Allred over Charlie McDonald. He notes his service in Headquarters Company and cites letters from Rangers officers supporting his case.

Austin Sid Kelso Texas Ranger Jimmie Allred Charlie McDonald Kelso McDonald Fergusons Texas Rangers Fort Worth Dallas D. E. Hamer R. W. Aldrich

FDR Plans To Fish Near Tiny Clipperton Island

President Roosevelt aboard the USS Houston near Clipperton Island for likely final fishing before reaching Hawaii later in July. The cruisers sped through the Pacific with quiet activity and no word on the San Francisco general strike.

New Orleans U.P Roosevelt Houston

Six Bandits Sought After Texas Bank Robberies

Intensive searchers from five counties chased six men who robbed three Texas banks for about 6 500. In Hood County two youths held up the Continental State Bank at Tolar taking 4 000 to 5 000. In San Jacinto County a man with a pistol forced cashiers to lie down and left with 1 800. In Velasco two men reportedly fled with 700 amid gunfire as a small car waited outside.

Associated Press Texas Squaw Creek Tolar Hood County Continental State People's State Bank Shepherd San Jacinto County E. C. Ford J. W. Thompson Freeport Velasco State Bank L. N

Army Bombers To Start Alaska Flight Thursday

Ten Army bombing planes will take off from Washington at 10 oclock Thursday morning on a scheduled flight to Alaska, the War Department announced today.

ARMY Alaska Washington U.P War Department

General strike spreads across the West Coast and beyond

More than 100000 workers drawn out in a widespread labor action as San Francisco Bay area unions halt traffic and port activity. National Guard units ring key cities while Mayor Murray and Alameda officials coordinate food supplies and civil defenses amid rising tension.

San Francisco East Bay National Guard William F. Murray Alameda Key System Southern Pacific Hugh Johnson NRA Roosevelt Labor Disputes Board Angelo Rossi Murray Oakland Portland Ore National

Call Artillery in Minnesota

Minneapolis reports the 1500th Field Artillery battalion of the Minnesota National Guard is ordered out for duty to support civil authorities during a truck drivers strike. Governor Olson warns all resources will be used to protect citizens while urging a fair settlement and stressing law and order.

Minneapolis Minnesota National Guard St. Paul A. G. Bainbridge Floyd B. Olson Bainbridge Teamsters Union Olson Minnesota Department of Agriculture

Textile workers strike in Alabama across the state

About 18 000 textile workers representing more than half the state total walked out today in Alabama. The walkout hit the major upstate centers as the broad action expanded, signaling a large scale disruption in the textile industry across the region.

Alabama Birmingham Ala Com

Broad Strike Wave Ties Up U S Labor Regions

Nationwide labor action spreads across multiple states with thousands of workers in San Francisco Bay area Huntsville Alabama San Antonio Texas Dayville Connecticut Minneapolis Minnesota Kohler Wisconsin Danbury Connecticut Portland Oregon New York New York Baltimore Boston and other locales threatening or launching strikes affecting maritime trucking and textile sectors with thousands engaged or called out.

Associated Press San Francinco Maritime Workers San Francisco Oakland Alabama United On Pee of America Minneapolis Pacific Coast Los Angeles Seattle New York Heston Restlvns Howin Boston Gall Houston San Antonio Texas San Francisco Bay Region Huntsville Ala Tex Dayville Conn Kohler Wis Danbury Portland Ore Baltimore

Strike Extends Into San Francisco Metropolitan Area

Firat trucks deliver produce groceries and gasoline into the strike zone as half a million residents in the metropolitan area face the disruption. Police and state authorities tighten precautions while union lines shift to reduce risk as walkouts continue.

San Francisco

Used Car Bargains In Today's Want Ads

A sample of used car bargains listed under classification 68 in Amarillo Want Ads. Includes 1933 Chevrolet Coach 499 dollars, 1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan 498 dollars, 1929 Cadillac Sedan 229 dollars, 1931 Graham 6 Wheel Sedan 269 dollars, and 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 8338 dollars. Daily best buys available.

Amarillo

Eastern Port Strike Likelihood Down With ILA in Control

New York July 17 Joseph P. Ryan president of the International Longshoremen's Association said there will be no strike along the Atlantic seaboard while the ILA controls organized dock workers. He cited contracts with the New York Shipping Association expiring September 30 and dismissed radical elements as a danger.

New York Atlantic International Longshoremen’s Association Joseph P. Ryan United Press Today Marine Workers Industrial Union Seafarer’s Council American Radio Telegraphers Association San Francisco Ryan New York Shipping Association Shipping Association L. A Pacific Coast Portland Seattle West Coast Ryan Bald

Legion To Nominate New Post Officials

Hanson Post of the American Legion holds an 8 o'clock meeting to receive the nominating committee report on candidates for annual offices. Otho K Farell, chair, will announce nominees for post commander and all vice commanders finance officer chaplain sergeant at arms and historian. Auxiliary officers also up for election at their regular meeting.

Six killed in Montreal streetcar crash

A head on collision in Montreal involving a truck and a street car left six people dead including five men and a woman and ten injured. The truck swerved from the tracks and was struck amidships by the street car as it approached.

Montreal Que

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Thompson John Cafe Anl North Johnson Street Babe Woods Sen. Berkeley Elks Texas. Exposition Aus Sen. Small H. T. Collman Ranger M'Donald FDR Tear Gan Kohler Manufacturing Company Kehler Wit Bay Teamsters I. L. A. Chief Legion
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