Kerry King to headline singing at dance in Nat
Kerry King and his orchestra appear at the Nat Monday night headlined by lyric tenor Clovis Rogers. The show includes The Three Majors rhythm quartet imitating the Mills brothers with Walter Tuttle Arthur Smith Jimmie McLean and Kerry King. Tickets are 125 for couples 15 extra for ladies and 1 for stags with reservations via Lois Black or the Nat venue.
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Walter Tuttle
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Jimmie McLean
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Tri- State Fair Association
Nat Dine and Dance Palace
Lois Black
Strike Front Nearer Peace Across Major Labor War
Peace moves trim flare of labor unrest as several key strikes end. Minneapolis truckers and Chicago livestock handlers faced setbacks, while Pacific Coast longshoremen and Great Lakes dock workers returned to work. Omaha Council Bluffs street railway crews accepted settlements and Warren Niles tin mill talks moved toward an accord. Kohler Wisconsin remained tense under National Guard as mediators assess settlement prospects.
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Kohler Company
Jericho Gap Bogs Panhandle Tourism Across State Line
The Jericho strip along the Gray Donley county line and Rock Island road draws East Coast tourists who spend the night stalled in a rough dusty pit during heavy rain. Word spreads toward Oklahoma and westbound travelers seek the Jericho gap. The gravel surface improves wet weather travel but revenue loss remains incalculable.
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Weather and community notes from Amarillo plains
A long local column reports a short sand storm forecast for Sunday into Monday with scattered light showers possible Tuesday night and Wednesday. It mixes weather talk with community greetings, letters, donations to the Children’s Home, garden miscellany, bird lore, and local gossip from Amarillo and surrounding counties.
Huey Long Enters Power Struggle Over Noses and Special Election
Huey Long battles the Kingfish in a power clash over a shadowed special election to fill a Senate seat. Governor Allen could call the election amid party infighting as factions accuse each other of dishonest registration. Adjutant General Fleming leads guards to enforce what is described as martial law, prompting street clashes and political brinkmanship in New Orleans.
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Starhemberg Career After Empire's Fall
The Starhemberg dynasty loses its empire for centuries entwined fortunes as Austria dissolves. The Starhemberg estates crumble with the breakup, and the young prince faces a changed world where traditional military glory seems out of reach because the emperor no longer exists.
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Lost traveling bag reported near Canyon on highway
A reader asks Tack to publish a lost travel bag notice. The bag disappeared Saturday morning July 28 about 11 o'clock three miles north of Canyon on the Canyon Amarillo highway near a farmhouse observed by local children.
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Dollfuss Death Sparks Threat Of Civil War In Austria
After the assassination, plans to name a Dollfuss Platz square near Ballhausplatz surfaced as troops and Heimwehr forces prepared for possible revolt. The government pledged to sentence Nazis and send captives to concentration camps with confiscation of property. Vice-Chancellor Rudiger von Starhemberg led the semi military Fatherland Front units.
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Rites Pending for W. T. Christian
Funeral services for William Tut tuum Christian 63 will be held tomorrow afternoon likely at 8 o'clock from Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel. He died suddenly at home and left a widow Mrs. Belle Christian and seven children Mrs. V. E. Vestal Amarillo Mrs. W Mathis Lawton Okla Mrs A E Morin Jack Ray Roy and Alton Christian all of Amarillo. The Christian home is 305 North Grant Street.
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Jack
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Roy
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Prince Starhemberg and the Heimwehr Rise in Austria
Prince Edmund Starhemberg, driven by ambition, organized the Heimwehr and built its power in Austria. He opposed Hitler’s Anschluss, won government support, and led the force during Vienna’s 1934 crackdown, becoming vice chancellor after Dollfuss’s death and shaping policy amid a volatile political landscape.
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Weather dependent bombing plan sparks cloud requirement
A pilot notes that creating atmospheric disturbance depends on weather. Cloud cover is essential for the experiment, which Bottenfield says has been hindered by four months of cloudy conditions and a hot air layer preventing rain. The pilot compares skeptics to Marconi, noting wireless progress proves possibility.
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Small Talks on Campaign to Kiwanis
Senator Clint Small of Amarillo spoke to the Kiwanis Club on gubernatorial campaigning in Texas. He said a candidate must have physical stamina and discipline, noting some voters prefer promises to facts.
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Mary Carter Rites Wednesday Morning
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Carter age 50 will be held at 10 oclock tomorrow from Griggs Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. Ferrell Fox pastor of West Amarillo Christian Church. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Carter died yesterday morning and had lived in Amarillo 27 years.
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Griggs
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House Damaged by Early Morning Fire on Center Street
A fire damaged two rooms of a frame house at 2924 Center Street early today. The origin is undetermined and the owners were not identified by the responding firemen. The city directory lists the residence as EB Jennings. Alarm came in at 2 10.
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EB. D. Jennings
Body of Kelly Burge Taken to St. Vrain New Mexico
The body of 26 year old Kelly Burge died from burns after a car fire last night. Bexwell Brothers transported him to St. Vrain New Mexico for funeral services at 2 30 pm tomorrow. Survivors include his mother Mrs Alice Vermillion four brothers and two sisters.
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North Highway
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Melrose
Welburn Testimony Sparks Court Tension in Divorce Case
Rev Welburn testified in a divorce trial in Judge Mc Crorys court and was impaneled on the criminal docket. The judge declared disqualification due to potential witness status and warned Welburn to leave, suggesting he could intimidate the court. Welburn declined to discuss the incident.
Texas Democratic primary history with Ferguson and Moody
A 1920 to 1928 sweep through Texas Democratic primaries shows leaders and runoffs, with Pat Neff, Miriam Ferguson, Ross Sterling, and Dan Moody as notable figures. The July 31 Dallas update reports early returns from 251 of 254 counties with governor and rail commissioner totals and running leaders.
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Ferguson
Felix D. Robertson
Dallas
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James EK. Ferguson
Robertson
Ross Sterling
Houston
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Moody
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Edgar E. Witt
Dan Moody
L. J. Wardlaw
Texas Election Bureau
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Hughes
Hunter
McDonald
Russel
Small
Witt
Hatcher
McNees
Johnson
Pundt
Smith
Drought Relief Extends to Thousands on Relief Rolls
Federal drought relief notes about fifty thousand families and about two hundred thousand people on relief as cattle moves surge. Government buys five thousand head daily in Missouri with total cattle shipments and purchases nearing a million head to reduce numbers. Rain is expected but soil remains parched and water remains scarce despite occasional showers.
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Drouth
Willson
North Dakota
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Nature
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Missouri
Dust Storm Rips Amarillo With 18 Mile Gale
The Weather Bureau reports an 18 mile per hour gale in Amarillo from the southwest. There is no rain expected, as city officials describe the dust storm as ordinary and the first in several weeks.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Market highlights for cattle calves sheep and hogs with price ranges and trends. Beef steers and cows show mixed to lower tone while lambs and yearlings gain modestly. good demand noted for government processing stock and drought cattle offerings.
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Kansas City
D. A
Howe
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