Ross Sterling as Governor Candidate Faces Press Feud
The Amarillo News Globe scorns Ross Sterling’s bid, touting Clint Small and backing heavyweights like Amon G. Carter. The column critiques Sterling as a wealthy mogul with a loyal staff and aggressive path to office, while noting local support for Small and skepticism toward Sterling’s campaign.
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Old Tack
Ross Sterling
Sterling
Houston
Yes Man
Amarillo
Court House
News-Globe
Hie
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Globe-News
Clint Small
Panhandle
Pink Parrish
Mr. Sterling
Campaign speeches fill Texas governor race road show
Three sisters campaign, radio plans, and a spread of stops mark the Texas governor race. Clint Small, Barry Miller, the Fergusons, and Ross Sterling move across cities from Dallas to Corpus Christi with scheduled talks. Moody claims proof of Storey’s Ferguson ties, while Allred campaigns across Texarkana, Clarkesville, and Paris. Storey to speak in Houston tonight.
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Paign
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Dallas At & P
Barry Miller
Dallas
Waxahachie
Fort Worth
Fergusons
Athens
Corsicana
Ross Sterling
Houston
Texas
Schwertner
Granger
Taylor
San Antonio
Alamo City
Rio Grande Valley
Harlingen
Corpus Christi
Young
Mineral Wells
Stephenville
Thomas B. Love
Clarkesville
Paris
Mayfield
Alvarado
Cleburne
P. m
James V. Allred
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
Storey
Santa Fe work on Summitt Cut advances near Boise City
Santa Fe crews push progress on the Summitt Cut north of the Canadian Hiver. The Marsh Brothers Construction Company rerected in camp and completed preliminary work including a narrow gauge track. Four steam shovels and two ore cars will operate, with shifts day and night. Pile drivers begin active duty, and multiple shovel and beaver river sites are manned by subcontractors from Dodge City to Alping and New Mexico. Forty Santa Fe engineers survey from Boise City to Las Animas and Colman, with six parties planned. A Detroit notice reports a man attacking his wife and three children with a hammer before hanging himself.
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Summitt Cut
Canadian Hiver
Marsh Brothers’ Construction Company
Alping
Luck Construction Company
Dodge City
Boise City
Walter H. Dennison
Beaver River
Mile Post No. 6
New Mexico
Boise
G. W. Harris
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Springfield
Colo
Clayton
N. M
Las Animas
Felt
Okla
Colman
M. W. Smith
San Angelo
Dumas
Journey's End hailed as greatest war film at Yale Theater
The feature at Yale Theater presents Journey's End as a dialogue heavy screen version of R. C. Sherriff's drama directed by James Whale. The film emphasizes the human side of war through Captain Stanhope played by Colin Clive and Lieutenant Osborne, with a focus on personal fear and camaraderie.
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Yale Theater
R. ©. Sherriff
James Whale
Stanhope
Osborne
Colin Clive
Tree Sitters Edge Toward Record as Hours Tick On
In a quirky endurance tale, tree sitters at several addresses logging long hours aloft. Herbert Williams and J H Green at 408 Johnson approach 95 hours, with others at 108 Crestway and 511 Maidson long committed. Seibert Bryant plans to stay until July 26 for his birthday dinner.
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Johnson
Herbert Williams
J. H. Green
Sonny Pierce
Crestway
Seibert Bryant
Maidson
Seibert
Last Man Club Records Bottled Toast Turns to Vinegar
A Civil War reunion story spans from Bull Run and Gettysburg to 1885 and 1927. Three surviving comrades meet in Stillwater to toast loyalty. the wine turns to vinegar, seals the bottle, and records are archived. The bottle, flag, and records go to the Stillwater library.
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Bull Run
Gettysburg
Louis Hospes
Lockwood
Auditorium Theater
First National Bank
Stillwater Library
Company
Boy Rescued After Lake Drowning Attempt at Night
Harold Gifford, 17, retrieved the body of a boy after he sank in a lake at least three to five minutes underwater. Lifesaving efforts by J. Boyd and a pumotor restored breathing after 20 minutes. The rescued boy, a Bishop child, remained in bed but recovering. Gifford, an experienced diver, helped with the rescue and was praised by the boy’s parents.
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J. O. Gifford
Jackson Street
Mistletoe Creameries
Gifford
J. ©. Boyd
Boyd Repair
Adams and
West Tenth
Boxwell
Boyd
Moses
Naval
Coolidge
Jim McKinnon
Jake
G. C. Matthews
Frank Redder
United States
Harding
Hoover
Tack Letters on Lynching and Race in Shamrock News
A reader letter denounces lynching rhetoric and contrasts historical and contemporary responses to violence. The writer asserts bias in sheriffs governors and lawmen, contrasting treatment of a white woman attacked with that of black suspects, referencing past and present standards in the South. The note points to page 11 for Tack Letters.
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Southland
Death House Confession From Bogdenoff Interview
In a death house scene two Chicago gunmen claimed involvement in a payroll killing and Bogdenoff, strapped to the electric chair, mused on the chair as he faced witnesses. He proclaimed indifference as current was applied and remarked on the fate of two innocent men amid the grim ritual.
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Panions
Chicago
Fechter
Bogdenoff
Heat continues as city records make national highs
Heat across the nation drives several cities to new records. Columbus climbs to 112 degrees the highest in the country while Washington reaches 106.6. Chicago and other large cities endure a second day under 100 degrees as a cool front approaches. In Denver, the Rocky Mountains region records a cool spell with heavy overcoats deemed necessary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mercury
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Sheriff and Police Chief Attend Dalhart Sheriff’s Funeral
Sheriff Bill Thompson and Police Chief W. R. McDowell traveled to Dalhart to attend the funeral of Sheriff George W. Alexander who was killed in a Saturday gun battle five miles south of Dalhart. The report notes widespread destruction from a typhoon heading toward Korea and a landslide that buried a village with massive casualties, highlighting extensive floods and loss of life.
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Bill Thompson
W. R. McDowell
Dalhart
George W. Alexander
Tokio
Korea
Mayor Gone Postpones City Commission Meeting
The mayor will be out of the city so the regular weekly commission session is postponed. Col E O Thompson plans a Fort Worth speech for Clint Small tonight, broadcast 10 30 to 11. The mayor travels to El Paso Wednesday. A special session approved Amarillo pavement aid for a continuous road from Canyon to Pampa. no other business planned.
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Col. E. O. Thompson
Fort Worth
Clint | Small
State Highway Commission
Amarillo
Canyon
Pampa
W. N. Durham
Drunks and Wags Swamp City Court
The jail at city hall was crowded this morning with men and women charged with drunkenness and vagrancy. Police were busier than usual over the weekend as arrests and court appearances increased.
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Drunks and
Cotton Market Ends Lower Across Main Markets
New Orleans cotton opened weaker amid showers and poor Liverpool cables as July and new crop months fell. October slipped to 13.12 and December to 18.29 with further declines before a brief rally on short covering, while West Texas showers and lower stocks kept losses flowing through the morning session.
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Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Wall Street
Associated Press
Liverpool
Shorts
West
Texas
New York
Markets Show Mixed Beef Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Cities
Kansas City and Fort Worth livestock markets report slower hogs and steady to lower cattle and calf quotes. Hogs top around 9.25, cows 5.25 to 7.50, vealers 6.50 to 9.50. Chicago buyers list 9.50 to 9.76 for 160-210 pound hogs, pigs steady, lambs around 9.75, ewes 3.50 to 5.50. Also butter, eggs, potatoes and cotton noted with variable shifts across regions.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
ST. Louis
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