Pace leads left wing bonus marchers in near White House clash
Police clashed with a radical wing of the bonus army near the White House in Washington as John Pace of Detroit led followers toward Pennsylvania Avenue. Two held by police after scuffles, crowds watched as officers blocked traffic and a pursuit followed across New York Avenue.
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Washington
John Pace
Bonus
White House
15Th
New York Avenue
Bonus Army
Detroit
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Pace
Wall Street
Executive Mansion
Avenue
Lafayette Park
13Th
F Streets
Today By Arthur Brisbane F. Ziegfeld Dead
Noting the death of Florenz Ziegfeld and remarks on public figures prompts bylines. Mention of Barnum and Tunney signals a political and cultural roundup with brief editorial context.
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F. Ziegfeld
Barnum
Tunney
Bible
Potter County runoff races and final primary tallies
Final count in Potter County shows Sheriff Thompson, County Surveyor Trigg, and County Chairman Hill out. Key contests included state representative, county judge, and justice of the peace races with runoffs set for August 27. Stirling leads governor race. resubmission vote on the Eighteenth Amendment shows 2,635 for and 918 against.
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Potter County
Sanborn School
W. N. Thompson
Howard Trigg
Grover Hill
Clyde Warwick
H. K. Stanfield
J. W. Minter
J. W. Pottinger
Justice of Peace
Sam B. Motlow
J. M. Simpson
Lloyd Fletcher
Fletcher
OC. G. Landis
B. R. Clark
Sterling
Miriam Ferguson
Hunter
Ernest O. Thompson
Lee Satterwhite
Railroad Commission
Allred
Clem Calhoun
Pink Parrish
Phebe K. Warner
Sterling P. Strong
H. L. Gaither
Bill Adams
Myers
Howard
Anderson
Bill Collins
Jewell Davidson
H. E. Kinkaid
Houston Taylor
Clint Small
Dave Shanks
Frank Buckingham
W. W. Lynch
C. C. Bmall
C. A. Frakes
Jefferson County
Queen Emery Mc Hale Wins Salinas Rodeo Crowns
Roundup Queen Emery Mc Hale of El Dorado County wins the Salinas rodeo ruling with a regal smile. She also shows deft drone busting skills and a sunny California persona.
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Salinas
Calif
Emery McHale
el Dorado County
California
Ferguson Leads Texas Democratic Primary in early returns
In early returns from 230 of 254 counties Miriam Ferguson led with 277 627 votes for the gubernatorial nomination while Ross Sterling trailed with 208 213. Bailey and Davis also remained prominent as the 18th amendment resubmission proposal drew 243 763 for and 406 016 against.
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Tom Mahoney
Dallas
U.P
Miriam Ferguson
Joe Bailey
J. H
Cyclone) Davis
Ferguson
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Ross Sterling
Will
the Bulletin
Legislature Race in Doubt as Close Warfield Contests
The tight race for a state legislature seat between Clyde Warwick of Canyon and H. K. Stanfield of Amarillo remains undecided as final county tallies come in. With 122 votes uncounted and Warwick leading by 11, officials must complete an official count next Saturday to determine the winner.
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Clyde Warwick
Canyon
H. K. Stanfield
Amarillo
Mr. Warwick
Potter
Oldham
Deaf Smith
Warwick
Stanfield
Panhandle
Warwick Stanfield Fon
Arthur Brisbane Column In The Globe Reflects On Daily Topics
Noted writer Arthur Brisbane shares timely commentary on subjects of the day in The Globe. His opinions are his own and do not reflect The Globe's editorial stance.
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King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Ziegfeld dies leaves void in theatrical world
The obituary notes Florenz Ziegfeld's death hits the picturesque stage career he built. It mentions his influence, sympathy for his wife and daughter, and acknowledges notable figures in theater as friends. The piece then shifts to other topics including announcements about Dusan Jonikas, Gene Tunney weighing a Senate run, and Azar Ali from Calcutta discussing oaths and truth in court.
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Florenz Ziegfeld
Azar Ali
Calcutta
Abilene Sets Bond for Murder Suspect L M Parks
Bonds were set at 10000 for L M Parks of Sweetwater on a murder charge after habeas corpus in the 42nd district court. The case relied on the examining trial record from July 19 in Sweetwater. Parks posted bond and returned home. Mrs Parks drowned in Lake Trammell near Sweetwater on July 8. Parks was arrested July 9.
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Abilene
L. M. Parks
Sweetwater
Amarillo Weather Outlook With Possible Showers
Partly cloudy weather expected tonight and Tuesday with possible local showers, especially in the Panhandle. West Texas generally fair, with a chance of showers in the Panhandle. temperatures reach up to 70 to 86 degrees by 1 PM today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
Hoover fortune shrinks to seven hundred thousand dollars
New York July 2 President Hoover has lost more than 3.3 million of his personal fortune, with Fortune estimating it dwindled to about 700,000 since 1914. He earned about 100,000 annually at age 30, including 5,000 salary as an engineer and 95,000 from financing. He lost 4 million in 1914 in the International DevelopmentCo and heavy sums in a newspaper venture and in industry and finance.
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New York
Hoover
Fortune
International Development Company
Kaiser’s Return Predicted By Kaiser’s Son In Nazi Era Speech
Frederick Kuh reports from Berlin that Kaiser Wilhelm II’s return to power is predicted by his fourth son Prince August Wilhelm. The Nazi supporter claimed upheavals in the German republic pale beside upcoming changes and that a third German empire is within sight.
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Frederick Kuh
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Germany
German Republic
August Wilhelm
Adolf Hitler
von Papen
Papen Denied Injunction Over Involvement in Prussia
Leipsic Germany July 25 The supreme court declined Prussia's bid for an injunction to stop Chancellor Franz Von Papen as commissioner from interfering with the state government activities.
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Leipsic
Germany
Supreme Court
Prussia
Franz von Papen
Three Die in Political Riots In German Cities
Berlin reports three deaths from political clashes after a weekend thought peaceful. A casualty in Juelich, Trier, and Elbing is confirmed as police foil a Communist and Reichsbanner meeting in Brunswick. Officials expect potential reduction of martial law in Berlin and Brandenburg soon.
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Berlin
Juelich
Trier
Elbing
Brunswick
Reichsbanner
Mittagzeitung
Brandenburg
von Hindenburg
Ferguson and Sterling head to Texas run off
James E Ferguson predicts an easy Ferguson victory in the run off after a first primary showing. He says Mrs Ferguson will need about five percent of rival votes and win at least three fourths. Sterling campaign plans for a late run off are not yet set as he returns to Austin.
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Austin
A.R
Ross Sterling
James E. Ferguson
Sterling
Houston
Governor Ross Sterling Reaches Capitol After Houston Drive
Governor Ross Sterling arrived at the state capitol before 8 30 this morning after driving from Houston. He declined to comment on election results saying he would wait for more returns and noted a familiar outcome from the first primary two years ago.
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Houston
Austin
Ross
Sterling
State Capitol
Factories Hum In New England as Reopenings Rise
New England business conditions improve with mills reopening and orders rising. Berkshire Woolen and Glix Underwear in Pittsfield run at capacity. Silver Lake Woolen Mills operate day and night. Lawrence and Nashua plants bring 4,700 workers back. Royal textile mills in River Point, Rhode Island, and Pontiac Mills resume about 900 jobs. Connecticut velvet mills also report good activity.
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Boston
Old New England
New England Council
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Woolen Company
Glix Underwear Company
Silver Lake
Wyandotte Woolen Mills
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Nashua
N. H
Nashua Company
Royal Textile Mills
B. B. and
R. Knight. Corporation
River Point
R. I
Pontiac Mills
Connecticut
Exchange to Fight It Out at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade prepares to suspend futures trading for 60 days amid a clash with the Federal Farm Board. President Peter B. Carey vows to pursue court action to overturn the suspension and defend the exchange against the Farmer's National Grain Corporation and federal interests. A 2:30 P. M. meeting of Board of Trade directors was announced.
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Chicago
O.S
Chicago Board of Trade
Federal Grain Futures Commission
Peter B. Carey
Board of Trade
National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Organized Commission
National Administration
Carey
U. S. Supreme Court
Board of Trade Directorate
Do You Pay 35 a Month Rent Turn Here for a Home
An ad persuades readers that renting at 35 dollars a month costs far over time and urges turning to The Globe News Want Ads for real estate listings in city and suburban areas. It frames rent as buying for someone else and promotes buying a home of their own.
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Globe News
Mysterious Gunfire Wounds Woman Aboard Lake Michigan Yacht
In Waukegan on July 25 a yacht on Lake Michigan was hit by gunfire wounding Rosa Peterson, 23, while 19 others aboard faced danger as the vessel leaked. Owner Wellington Quirk steered to port and docked the craft as police hunted for the gunfire source.
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Lake Michigan
Rosa Peterson
Wellington Quirk
Quirk
Finish Paying North on No 9 HighwayImprovement Opens Northward Route
The final batch of concrete on the last 12 mile gap north of the Canadian River to the Moore County line was poured Saturday night and will open to traffic in two weeks. The project completes part of a Panhandle all-weather North South route with paving funds planned to extend to Moore County and Sherman County lines. The American Paving Corporation of Omaha completed the newly finished section on Highway No 5.
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Potter County
Canadian River
Moore County
Panhandle
Sherman County
Armstrong
Donley
Dalhart
Gulf
Amarillo
American Paying Corporation of Omaha
Sterling names special judge in negro voting case
Governor Sterling appointed Seth Searcy of San Antonio as special associate justice of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals to hear a case on whether negroes can vote in the Democratic primaries. Associate Justice Edward Smith disqualified himself. the case reached the appellate court last Saturday. Harris County negro voters planned to seek arrest warrants for precinct election judges for blocking rights in the same period.
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Austin
Sterling
Seth Searcy
San Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Edward Smith
Houston
Harris County
United States District
Winston McMahon
McMahon
United States District Attorney's Office
Bank Robbery Suspects Identified as Unconfirmed Victims
Idabel National Bank cashier C R ONeal said officials cannot identify John Leonard 26 and Clay West 17 among the Broken Bow robbery victims who resisted arrest Saturday night the $12000 machine gun theft. Four youths looted the bank and crossed the Arkansas line. Joe Harris wounded near Holdenville remains in critical condition.
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Idabel
Okla
C. R. O'Neal
Idabel National Bank
John Leonard
Clay West
Broken Bow
Arkansas
Joe Harris
Holdenville
Texas Democratic primary returns show statewide totals and races
Partial returns from 237 of 254 counties report candidate tallies for governor superintendent of instruction railroad and congressional races. Key figures include Ferguson 281192 Hunt 146870 Shaver 280228 Woods 277785. plus numerous congress and appeals results by district and county.
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Texas Election Bureau
Ferguson
Hunter
Sterling
Scattering
Shaver
Woods
Railroad Commission
Patternson
Satterwhite
Tennant
Terrell
Culberson
de Ware
Hatcher
Murphy
Thompson
Spreme
Hickman
Pierson
Speer
Congress
Adams
Cox
Darden
Hood
Parrish
Senter
Westbrook
Williams
Bailey
Davis
Down
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Holcomb
Bartin
Warner
Boog-Scott
Burkett
Harigel
Hyer
King
Sea
McGregor
Real
Strong
Morris
Randell
Rayburn
Gallagher
Reid
Rogers
Sumners
Eighth
Engle
Garrett
Lewis
Bakus
Hinson
McFarlane
Barertt
Britt
Kleberg
Maloney
Blanton
Jones
Court of Civil Appeals
Bond
Cocke
Vaughan
Beauchamp
Johnson
Rabb
Wilson
Khiva Shriners Arrive in Frisco for Imperial Council Meet
Nobles of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine arrive in San Francisco by train plane and boat for the 58th annual session of the imperial council opening tomorrow. Uniformed units come from Alladan Temple Columbus Ohio Ben Hur Austin and Khiva Amarillo Texas.
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Sanfrancisco
Order of the Mystic Shrine
San Francisco
Order
Imperial Council
Alladan Temple
Columbus
Ohio
Ben Hur
Austin
Tex
Khiva
Amarillo
Dead Man Nominated in Cleburinelection results reveal
In Cleburne voters in the recent primary elected H C Womack as district attorney despite his death from a heart attack after his campaign speech. Womack led W S Carper, with some ballots including the widow's name. The county Democratic committee faces an unprecedented vacancy and will meet to decide how to fill the office.
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Cleburne
H.C. Womack
Texas congressional race tightens after runoffs planned
The scramble includes Joe Bailey Jr seeking an at large seat after the latest census, with 121 291 votes and a runoff likely against Oscar Holcombe or Cyclone Davis. Holcombe led with 173 180 to 71 862 for Davis as the election bulletin tallies roll in.
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Ate Teus Webb
State
Anti-Saloon League
Joe Bailey, Jr
Texas
Oscar Holcombe
Houston
Cyclone Davis
Congress
Douglas McGregor
Strong
McGregor
Terrell
Parrish
Phebe Warner
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Warner
Clinois Wesleyan
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Sam Rayburn
Richard Kleberg
Dan Garrett
Rayburn
Garrett
Kleberg
Harray Wurzbach
Aviation King Doolittle Flies Washington Relative in Bicentennial Tour
Major James Doolittle aims a dawn to dusk 2900 mile cross country flight honoring George Washington’s life. Miss Anne Madison Washington, a great great great grand niece, accompanies the speed run from Kittery Maine toward Massachusetts as towns and landmarks flash beneath at 200 to 230 miles per hour.
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Washington
United Press
Seaboard
James Doolittle
Aviation
George Washington
White Plains
Valley Forge
Delaware River
Dash
Anne Madison Washington
Sol Bloom
Doolittle
U. S. Postal Service
Kitteryn
Maine
Miss Washington
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Boston
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J.ed Glenn
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C. V. Terrell
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Gene Tunney
United States Senate
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Jim
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