Oklahoma Loses Motion In Red River Bridge Fight
Federal Judge John C. Pollock overruled Oklahoma's bid to dismiss the Red River Bridge Company suit seeking 250000 damages over the Denison Durant Toll Bridge. A military zone will be reestablished to keep the free bridge open as governor Murray vows to guard its operation.
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Kansas City
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Oklahoma
Red River Bridge Company of
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Denison-Durant
Red River
John C. Pollock
Pollock
Bridge Company
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Durant
Okla
Denison
W. H. Murray
Associated Press
Red River Bridge Company of Texas
Murray
Quake Crumbles Eureka California Town
A violent earthquake struck Eureka California early today causing one confirmed death a broken leg injuries to several people and property damage estimated in thousands of dollars The tremor was felt across a 250 mile stretch reaching Roseburg Oregon Crescent City and Arcata sustained damage but reported no casualties Communications remained mostly intact though local lines were damaged A landslide blocked a highway two miles south of Eureka and the town’s population is about 12 500
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Eureka
Cal
Roseberg
Ore
Harry McCutcheon
Crescent City
Here
Sheriff's Office
Arcata
San Francisco
President cheerful as budget talks loom in Washington
Arthur Brisbane surveys Washington from the Capitol dome noting a cheerful president amid budget balancing strains. He compares Congress to an assembled machine of 48 states, each knowledgeable only of local concerns, risking poor operation without unity.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate and House Prepare Action on Major Tax Bill
Senate moves to pass a 1.119 billion tax bill before nightfall as governing action tightens. In the House the Garner relief plan faces a crucial battle with rules committee approval for drastic procedure and three hour debate.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Senate
White House
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Garner
Rules
Ways and Means Committee
EIGHT FILE IN GOVERNOR TILT
Last minute filings raise the governor race to eight in Texas as 30 seek Congress at large and several more apply for governor. Names include Frank Putnam of Houston and J Ed Glenn of Kopperl with others like Gov. Ross Sterling and Miriam A Ferguson among early filers.
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Dallas
U.P
Albert Sidney Johnson
Democratic State Executive Committee
Frank Putnam
Houston
J. Ed Glenn
Kopperl
Bosque County
Ross Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Austin
George W.armstrong
Fort Worth
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita Falls
M. H. Wolfe
C. A. Frakes
Port Arthur
Congress
George B. Terrell
Alto
W. Erskine Williams
R. B. Hood
Weatherford
Chesley W. Jurney
Waco
E. G. Senter
Arlington
Alex .L. Adams
San Antonio
Judah Leib Sobel
Liberty
F. O. Fuller
Ernest ¢. Otro Cox
George J. Schleicher
Cuero
Lawrence Westbrook
Ida M. Darden
Oscar F. Hol Combe
J. H
Cyclone) Davis
Sulphur Springs
W. H. Hawkins
Stephenville
Lamar Gill
Raymondville
J. Sulak
la Grange
Joe W. Bailey
W. E. Myers
John L. Meady
Phebe Warner
Claude
Ben F. Harigel
Douglas W. McGregor
Sterling P. Strong
Fred Real
Kerrville
W. I. Cargile
C. A. Mitchner
Sherwood
Alfred William Sasse
Victoria
J. E. Boog-Scott
Coleman
Julian C. Hyer
Railroad Commission
C. V. Terrell
See No Set-up in Capital Siege
Text notes demand for immediate cash payments to the bonus marchers. Arkansas Gov Parnell warns militia only if property destruction occurs. In Washington the marchers press for $2 billion in relief as police manage growing crowds with food supplies dwindling and muster rolls organized.
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Texarkana
Ark
U.P
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
Parnell
Two Teens Nabbed in Indoor Joyride, Grant Street Burglaries
Amarillo police captured two young men after a late night indoor joyride in a Chevrolet warehouse at 704 Grant Street. They confessed to burglaries at General Electric 806 Grant Street Panhandle Windmill 1101 Grant Street William Cameron 1100 Grant Street Rock Island Plow 810 Grant Street and B F Avery Plow 800 Grant Street. Evidence included torn checks and a damaged safe at Cameron.
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Amarillo
Grant Street
Chevrolet Motor Company
General Electric Company
Panhandle Windmill & Supply Company
William Cameron & Company, Inc
Electric Company
Motor Company
Rock Island Plow Company
B. F. Avery
Train Derailment Kills Engineer in Milwaukee Washout
The Southwest Limited of the Milwaukee railroad derailed after a washout today. One engineer died and several train crew members were injured.
Nanking Consents to Resume Diplomatic Ties With Soviet Russia
The Nanking government approved in principle the resumption of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union at a secret meeting last night.
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Nanking
Russia
Detroit Briggs plant protest subdued by police
About 3,000 demonstrators gathered at the Mack Avenue Briggs Manufacturing plant in Detroit seeking unemployment relief and a 10 percent wage increase. Police fired tear gas and used riot clubs, injuring four officers slightly and arresting four demonstrators after a brief clash.
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Detroit
Mack Avenue
Briggs Manufacturing Company
John Schmies
Sterling to Open Re-Election Bid in Waco Rally
Governor Sterling will launch his campaign with a rally in Waco next Saturday night and announce his platform. Attendees at a daylong advisory meeting included former Governor Dan Moody Adjutant General W W Sterling State Senator Walter C Woodward and Thomas B Love leader of Texas drys. The meeting urged voter submission on retention or repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and Democratic unity for the July 23 primary.
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Dallas
Sterling
Waco
Dan Moody
W. W. Sterling
Walter C. Woodward
Thomas B. Love
Texas
Love
Woodward
Hoover
Fer
Supreme Court
Floods Kill Nine in Oklahoma City Epic Inundation
Aerial view over a flooded Oklahoma City sector shows raging waters washing out of banks and sweeping through lowlands. The disaster claimed nine lives and left more than 3,000 people homeless, with 700 homes damaged or destroyed by the floodwaters.
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Oklahoma City
MORE RAINS FORECAST Agree on GOP Submission Plan
Republican leaders in Washington say unity exists on a plan to resubmit the eighteenth amendment to state conventions. The platform calls for prompt action by Congress to seek ratification or repeal through non-partisan conventions. Rainfall reports describe unsettled weather with heavy rains in the Panhandle, drying roads and impacts on travel.
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Washington
Watson
Congress
Senate
Illness Of Henderson Delays Gasoline Plant Hearing
The Texas Panhandle hearing on F C Henderson’s permit to run a gasoline line stripping plant at Sanford was postponed indefinitely by the state railroad commission due to Henderson’s illness. The plant had been ordered shut after the commission found leakage of more than 110,000,000 cubic feet of gas daily, a process ruled wastage by a federal court. Railroad Commissioner E O Thompson planned to attend West Texas hearings but stayed.
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E. O. Thompson
West Texas
Weather forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible local showers and a slight rise in temperatures. In West Texas showers likely in the Panhandle and extreme southeast. New Mexico mostly fair with little temperature change. Today’s extremes ranged from 52 to 73 degrees. Berry's rug cleaning at 905 W. 10th.
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H. T. Collman
U. S
Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Tent City Erected For Oklahoma Flood Refugees
National Guardsmen set up a city of tents in Oklahoma City to house hundreds of flood refugees as heavy rains fed the North Canadian River watershed. One week of devastation has already claimed seven lives locally and two in the Shawnee Seminole area. About 148 tents, 1200 cots, and 2400 blankets from Fort Sill will shelter 796 destitute families in a southwest city camp.
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Oklahoma City
National
Eshawnee-Seminole
Fort Sill
Griffin Mattern Hop to Gotham for Start
Bennett Griffin of Oklahoma City and James Mattern of Fort Worth plan a six day world flight by airplane aiming to beat Wiley Post and Harold Gatty. They arrived in a red white and blue plane and will announce their itinerary in a few days.
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New York
World
Bennett Griffin
Oklahoma City
James Mattern
Fort Worth
Globe
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Griffin
Mattern
Hope wanes in case of flier from New York to Warsaw
The wife of Stanislaus Hausner and friends struggle to keep hope alive for the priest-turned-aviator whose fuel for the New York to Warsaw flight would last only to yesterday noon. Mrs Martha Hausner and Father Paul Knappek near Newark remained hopeful but cautious as chances of survival grew slender.
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New York
Stanislaus Hausner
East
Hausner
Warsaw
Martha Hausner
Paul Knappek
Newark
N. J
Strife ridden India roots for Olympic hockey team
The article previews India cheering its field hockey team for the Los Angeles Olympics. Dhyand Chend, captain dubbed the Babe Ruth of India, hails from Jhansi where missionary educator T Newton Hill is stationed. Hill notes India’s Muslim minority tense with Hindu majority amid British rule.
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India
Los Angeles
Amsterdam
Dhyand Chend
Babe Ruth
T. Newton Hill
Jhansi
Delhi
Mr Hill
John E. Hill
Amarillo
India Mission
Disciples of Christ
United States
Panhandle
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