Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home Proprietors Charged in Assault
Paul Boxwell and brothers Lloyd and Ivan Boxwell charged with aggravated assault and false imprisonment over an attack on Howard Griggs yesterday afternoon. Bonds set at 500 and 250 dollars. Hearing planned for September 2 with eye witnesses cited. Griggs suffered a head wound and kidney blow but not in danger.
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Howard
Lloyd
Ivan Boxwell
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Howard Griggs
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Boxwells
J. W. Minter
Tenth
Monroe
Griggs
Taylor
Eleventh Avenues
Paul Boxwell
Prison inmate Hawkins dies after razor attack in jail
A jail inmate Hawkins bled severely and cried he was bleeding to death twice on record. Officers found a razor blade after a breakfast tray was brought in. The weapon’s location remained undetermined as undertakers prepared to dispose of the body.
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Hawkins
Jack Gish
Frank Crays
Crays
Frank Gamblin
Gamblin
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Radio Schedule Summary for Ten Stations
A listing of daily radio program segments across multiple stations including 7:00 Adventories of Uncle Joe and Pat 7:30 United States Navy Band Concert and 8:00 The Boys and Night Club Romances. Stations cited include KMBC KOIL WSPD WHK WCCO WHEC WMAQ WKRC WGHP KMOX WADC WOWO WLAC WDOD KLRA KFJF KTSA WOSU KLZ WIBW KRLD and others.
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Uncle Joe
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KMOX
United States Navy Band
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WHK
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WBHRC
KLRA
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KTSA
WOSU
KLZ
WIBW
KRLD
WISN
WFBM
Bremen Plane Lands At Brooklyn Pier With Mail Unharmed
A Bremen aircraft piloted by Baron Gobst von Studnitz landed at pier four in Brooklyn. A mail truck waited on the pier and post office officials said the mail would reach consignees within hours after arrival.
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Baron Gobst von Studnitz
Pier
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Consignees
Borger Good Will Trip to Start July 24
Borger prepares for a Good Will excursion with Amarillo merchants invited to ride the Sante Fe to Borger. About 200 retail and wholesale dealers aim to boost neighborly ties through a parade main street program plant visits and social gatherings in Borger. The outing departs at 8 30 and returns by 5 p m.
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial Department
Amarillo
Sante Fe
Borger Chamber of Commerce
Evangels
Get Rid of Piles After Years of Suffering
A Fort Worth prohibitionist writes promising quick relief from piles with free treatment if you respond. The ad claims no cost if dissatisfied and asks readers to mail for the same kind of treatment used.
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W. R. Darlington
Fort Worth
Tack
Tack's Amarillo column laments swings dispute and city beautification
Kernel Tack returns to Amarillo with humorous observations on Sanborn Park swings controversy, praise for city beautification, and sharp notes on local figures. He jokes about neighbors, a driveway clash, and a police notice while celebrating Southwest charm and growth.
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City Parker
Temple Robinson
Sanborn
Amarillo
Southwest
Sanborn Park
Fort Worth
Endurance pilots chase 3 01 mark and other notes
The page covers a dry mix of items: a St Louis Robin endurance flight aiming to pass a 3 01 time, various lost-and-found notices including a white dog with a black stripe named Laddy, and a report on long duration flights from Houston to Shreveport. It also notes a missing alligator traveling bag and lost keys, plus retailers and Wheat crop commentary.
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Lamar Street
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Dale “Red” Jackson
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United Press
Shreveport
Culver City
Calif
Curry Sanders
van Leary
Houston
Shreveport Flyers
Traffic Pleas to Be Heard at El Paso
Texas Industrial Traffic League to argue against the West Texas differential freight rate before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearing set for September 30 in El Paso with Examiner William A. Disque. another session planned October 7 in San Antonio. League members prepare evidence. district spans Amarillo to San Antonio.
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Texas
el Paso
Interstate Commerce Commission
William A. Disque
S. J. Cole
San Antonio
Cole
League
Amarillo
Midland
San Angelo
Perryton Birthday Celebration Invites Amarillo Delegation
O V Vernon of the Amarillo chamber receives an invitation from Perryton chamber inviting Amarillo business men to Perryton tenth birthday festivities on August 22 and 23. T D Moss says Panhandle towns will send citizens to meet new Perryton business people and farmers.
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Amarillo
Perryton
Din Vernon
Galveston News Briefs Reflect World Affairs And Trade
Readers learn of price pressures on fruit canning and grower markets, plus references to Russia's bold moves and League of Nations stance. American and British figures discuss prohibition enforcement and evolving shipbuilding plans. Also noted are Lord Derby's Derby observations, Leviathan-class ships, and a trend of men in Romania wearing corsets.
Two Boys 9 and 10 Face Murder Trials in West Virginia
Cornell and Hobart Hamilton ages 10 and 9 appeared for murder trials in Welch West Virginia over the slaying of playmate Raymond Collay eight whose body was found in Dry Fork River Englis July 13. A jury trial was demanded but transfer to juvenile court is expected. Conviction would mean reformatory sentences to age 21. The boys have spent over a month in jail and fellow prisoners complain of disruptive pranks.
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State Reformatory
Russia Hopes for Trade Relations
Moscow reports on Soviet aims to expand American backed trade, detailing seven key industry branches for development, from transportation and metals to agriculture. M Gurevich says US firms benefit from aiding Soviet industrialization, notes patent and export terms tied to aid, and praises American product quality and technical support.
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Edward L. Deuss
International News Service
Moscow
America
M. Gurevich
United States
Two Nations Seek Peace Through Kellogg Pact Mediation
World powers move toward a peace compromise centered in Washington after Secretary Stimson warns on Kellogg obligations. Paul Claudel acts for Russia with the Chinese minister in Berlin talks while a Soviet envoy is absent. Berlin eyes Russia and China replying to Stimson and a Kellogg conference to meet in Germany with Germany as mediator.
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Stimson
Paul Claudel
Russia
Berlin
China
Germany
Two Chinese Vessels Seized by Soviet War Ships
Nippon Dempo News Agency from Harbin says two Chinese vessels were seized in the lower Amur River by Soviet war ships and their crews and targees were being held. Reports indicate continued tension along the Manchurian Siberian frontier despite Japanese claims of easing.
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Tokio
Nippon Dempo
Harbin
Amur
Japanese War Office
China claims self defense in war
Shanghai July 22 the Nanking government issued a manifesto to world powers asserting self defense in its action against the Soviet Union and reiterating intent to live up to the Kellogg pact while reports from Manchuria said Soviet troops fired into Chinese territory and five Russian bombing planes overflied Chinese troops at the frontier.
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Manchuria
Nanking
Soviet Union
Situation 18 Tense on Washington Attempt
Washington July 22 The United States seeks to avert Russo Chinese war as Kellogg pact prompts restraint. Fifth day without reply. weekend conferences aim to ease tensions and spur peaceful responses from both powers.
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Washington
United States
Stimson
Great Britain Aligns With U S On China Russia Tensions
Washington July 22 Great Britain formally joins the United States in urging China and Russia to honor Kellogg war pact obligations. Sir Esme Howard, British ambassador, presented the note to Secretary Stimson expressing readiness to associate with U S warning to both governments.
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U. S
Associated Press
Washington
United States
China
Russia
Esme Howard
Stimson
Nationalists to appeal to League over Manchuria rail dispute
Japanese dispatches from Nanking report the Nationalist government will seek League of Nations settlement in the Chinese Eastern railway controversy with Soviet Russia if Moscow acts on the issue. Big Ed Walsh is noted as the only major leaguer born before 1900 with a son pursuing baseball.
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League of Nations
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Manchuria
Russia
Big Ed Walsh
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Dated July 22
Markets show hogs 11 000 at 240 lb range with top $11.90 on 190 230 lb cattle 18 000 calves 3 000 steady to 26c fewer slaughter steers 1300 1500 lb fetch $14.00 16.26. 1100 1300 lb $13.75 16.25. 950 1100 lb $15.25 16.00. fed yearlings good and choice 750-
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East ST. Louis
Graduation Day Tribute to a Mother’s Silent Labor
The college president honors a graduate whose diploma reflects a mother’s tireless sewing and sacrifice. Amid cheers from the stands, onlookers mistake the achievement for the student while the mother’s long days of stitching are the real story of the dream realized.
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Edgar A. Gues
Chicago and East St Louis Livestock and Cotton News
Cattle, calves, sheep and hog markets across Chicago and East St Louis show varied movement with top hogs around 12.40 and cows, milk fed cattle reaching 17.00. Cotton futures in New Orleans, Liverpool and New York slip on rains and easy cables as bids waver and volume fluctuates.
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