Two Slain Seven Wounded in Monterrey Fed Fight
In Monterrey Mexico two men were slain and seven wounded during a night clash between red workers and members of the Civic Nationalistic organization. Police and federal troops rounded up more than 400 persons, including prominent businessmen, for investigation as a meeting inside the Nationalistic offices was disrupted by a parade of leftists. Firing lasted over ten minutes before order was restored. The Nationalistic group, formed five months earlier, opposes alleged Communist activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Mexico
Red
Thrill-Slaying Site Cited For Crete Crossing
A petition was presented Tuesday night to the city commission regarding the thrill slaying site at the intersection. Miss Mary Hopkins of 1701 Jackson Street returned from Chicago last night. Legionnaires and friends will attend a dance Saturday night in Legion Hall Municipal Auditorium with John Ekelund’s orchestra. The Et 40 women’s group completed a series of dances two weeks ago. Melvin Gillian of Williams Hardware returned Monday from Rotan after a week away. Van Webster is visiting his mother, Mrs Roy Martin, at 1107 West Eighteenth Avenue for a few weeks. Mrs Fred Farris and son have been visiting Mrs C B Hudsteth and returned to Dallas. Mrs W C Parr, 803 Virginia, continues in residence. Continued on page 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
Legion Hall
Municipal Auditorium
John Eke
Lund
8 Et 40
Woman's Organization
Texans Cast Record Vote in Texas Primary
Texas Democrats posted a record primary turnout of 1,019,518, surpassing the 1934 peak of 1,000,426 as about 15,000 ballots remained outstanding. In the gubernatorial race Allied led with 532,000, followed by Hunter 233,916 Fischer 141,985 Brooks 32,386 and Sanderford 79,431. Railroad Commissioner results showed Thompson 441,987 Hardin 160,254 Morris 166,582 Johnson 108,492.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Allied
Brooks
Fischer
Hunter
Sanderford
Thompson
Hardin
Johnson
Morris
Will Get No Pension William Anderson Dies in Fort Worth Jump
William Anderson a 67 year old former county poor farm resident jumped from a Fort Worth highway bridge into Lake Worth and drowned before lifeguards could rescue him. Friends said he was despondent over a pending old age assistance application. A note found among his belongings said the application would be considered soon. Anderson came to America in 1900 from Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.P
William Anderson
Lake Worth
Anderson
America
Sweden
Town Notes on Edu Guidance Conference and Local Visits
Supt. C. M. Rogers returns from the Educational and Vocational Guidance Conference in Lubbock with Dr. Ben D. Wood and Verle A. Tetter among speakers as about 500 West Texas educators attend. Local residents advance business trips, visits, and family travel to Austin San Antonio Tyler Dallas and other cities, with many returning from trips and reporting on Garden Club programs museums and theater events in Amarillo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
C. M. Rogers
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Ben D. Wood
Columbia University
Verle A. Tetter
Municipal Juvenile Court
Tulsa
Ohlo
West Texas
Doan's Pills Health Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An old time ad claims backache stems from tired kidneys and urges asking a druggist for Doan's Pills. It touts 40 years of use, describes kidneys removing waste, and promises relief from aches, energy loss, puffiness, and nighttime urination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fed
Treasury
Washington
The
Crete
Mary Hopkins
Jackson Street
Chicago
Melvin Gillian
Williams Hardware
Rotan
Mr. Gillian
van Webster
Roy Martin
Eighteenth Avenue
Fred Farris
C. B. Hudsteth
W. C. Parr
Virginia
Dayton Dean
Black Legion
Pickney
Mich
Silas Coleman
Charles Spare
Theodore Rozanski
Dean
Coleman
Associated Press
Pierce ST
Penney
Firat
COORS
So Lee
Rocky Mountain
Amarillo Stoneware Co
West 6Th St. Hone
Apour Coors Company
Gounm
Golddden
Coors Distributing Co
Pampa
West Foster
Phone
Plains Distributing Co
Borger
Lewis M. Dodson
Austin
San Antonio
Mr. Dodson
United States Health Survey
Jack Puqua
Jackie
Hayden Street
Mrs. J
Dickie
Carson and
Mary Martha
Tyler
C. B Reeder
Horace Gooch
Mineral Wells
William Millens
Boyce City
Oklo
Hugh Tolleson
van Buren Street
Anita Moore
Bozeman Printing and Letter Service
Frances Billingslea
Fillmore Street
Clovis
Marcella Martin
Amarillo
Leonard J. Hampton
West Ninth Avenue
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
Kaw
George Broome
Taylor Street
California
Harley Sadler
American Légion
Fourth and Jefferson
Street
Mr. Branson
Southwestern Public Service Company
C. C. Gordon
Houston
E. M. Jones
Prospect Street
Mrs. Jones
Carol Gilbert
Santa Rosa
N. M
Mary Belle Rodgers
San Angelo
L. A. Keck
Harrison Street
Phil Engelsberger
Erie
Carl Engelsberger
Laura V. Hamner
Federal Writers Project
A. A. Lewis
Martha
Fred Reinkinyer
Barbara Jane
Pittsburgh
Mr. Lewis
J. C. Crawford
Herring Hotel
Jack Bolander
Fairmont Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Maxine Rhoads
Nell Rhoads
Hollywood
George Rhoads
East
Sixteenth Avenue
Hal Sparkman
Leonard Lancaster
Grimes, Oklo
Gladys Gates
Evelyn Fisher
Harrisburg, Pa
T. R. Nunngesser
Washington Street
Charles McAfee
Lowell Winston
Mr. Winston
Clayton, N. M
J. M. Sanford
Dick Coon
Dalhart
Mrs. Q. Thompson
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Foster Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Texas Extension News
College Station
L. J. Peterson
J. L. Kenney
Tyler Street
Darline
Marisa
John
James Kenehan
Fagle Nest
Anna Rhea Owen
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Memphis
Tenn
North Taylor Street
8. E. Hargess
Panhandle Building & Loan
Travis Street
Twelfth Avenue
Johnson Street
H. C. Smith
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Clyde
Co. R. Hardy
Clyde Church
W. E. Gee
Marshall Khew
Vega
G. M. Branson
Tennessee
FOX Drug
C Drug Company
Mennen
Fitch
Woodbury's Soap
Jergen
William
Fox
Fox No
Oliver Eakle
Phillips Milk
Dorothy Perkin Rose
Dorothy Perkins Islema
Vitalis
Columbia
Fox Drug Store