Scopes Trial To See Bryan Vs Hughes In New York
Scopes faces trial in Tennessee for teaching evolution with offers of help from Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone sparking a debate over counsel. Scopes weighs options with Civil Liberties Union backing, aiming for an epoch making case without spoiling it.
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Bryan VS
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Associated Press
New York
Scopes Young Dayton
Tenn
Tennessee
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Chicago
Dudley Field Malone
Charles Evans Hughes
Civil Librties Union
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John R. New
University of Tennessee
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Malone
Hayes
Secretar
Loeb
William Jennings Bryan
Leopold
Bobby Franks
Bryan
Trughes
Civil Liberties Union
Weather outlook with mild temps and clouds
The forecast calls for tonight and Wednesday to be partly cloudy. Temperature extremes today reached 86 degrees and 58 degrees, with last year showing different figures.
Help Texas Get Acquainted With Texas Lions Talk
Lee Satterwhite speaker of the Texas House urged Lions clubs to aid highway development and promote good roads. Charley Dixon praised for telegram outreach to civic clubs. President-elects to be chosen next meeting. Miss Crete Allen sang. Jock Dooler awarded an electric fan as he leaves Amarillo.
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Lee Satterwhite
House of Representatives
Austin
Lions Club
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Lions
Charley Dixon
Amarillo
FE. D. Green
James C Wilson
Corruption of political party principles warned by Lewis
Former Senator J Hamilton Lewis told Chicago press club that Democrats and Republicans may soon cease to exist as parties. He warned of an era of anarchy in politics and a shift to factional ultra conservatism and ultra liberalism, with parties existing only for power. He compared today to Rome before collapse and Russia before revolution.
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Chicago
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America
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Russia
Democratic
Druggists Prefer Government Liquor Dispensing_SYSTEM
Fort Worth June 9 Drug stores oppose selling liquor by prescription and favor government control through a disp ensary system. Walter Whisenant of San Antonio, president of the Texas Pharmaceutical association opening a three day convention, and Walter J Adams Morney report survey results. Many pharmacists surveyed rejected handling liquor and resented the term drug store saloon.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Walter Whisenant
San Antonio
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Walter J. Adams
Morney
Adams
Farmers To Hear Wheat Experts In Amarillo Thursday
Farmers in Amarillo and surrounding trade territory will hear wheat experts Thursday. The Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association from Kansas City in cooperation with Texas A&M College and Santa Fe railroad agricultural department will bring a train arriving at 10 am. Experts will advise on land preparation, livestock care, and producing better grain. The train tours other Panhandle towns.
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Amarillo
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Kansas City
Texas A. & M. College
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Santa Fe Railroad
Panhandle
Government sees smaller spring wheat crop this year
The Agriculture Department's monthly report forecasts spring wheat production at 254 million bushels, down from 283 million last year. Winter wheat is seen at 407 million, vs 590 million a year ago, while total wheat this year would reach 651 million, below 73.66? million last year and under the five year average of 857 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Belgium Balloon Race Sinks Pilot in Sea
Brussels reports the Balloon Grand Charles with M. Lath sank at sea while the Dailoonists were saved. A separate note says De Muyter in the Belgica landed at Quimper Brittany about 422 miles from Brussels, the longest Gordon Bennett cup distance to date.
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Associated Pressy
Brussels
Grand Charles
M. Lath
Students Take Case of Slain Professor Into Their Own Hands
Baton Rouge detectives failed to solve the axe killing of Oscar B. Turner, LSU agronomy instructor. University students launched their own inquiry, with methods and targets not disclosed, as a coroner's inquest adjourned and prep to resume.
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Associated Presa
Baton Rouge
Ill
Offortany
Oscar B. Turner
Louisiana State University
School of Agricuture
One South
Court Action Aims at Campbell and Sharp Over Off duty Incident
A federal complaint filed against Jesse Campbell and Aubrey Sharp alleges attempted intimidation of a federal officer in the discharge of duty following an attack on W. W. West, a prohibition officer. West was beaten and disarmed. Campbell was arrested, Sharp remains at large as authorities pursue charges. Canton hostilities between rival Chinese forces continue with refugees crossing the Chukdang river as gunboats and foreign ships are cited in daily fighting and a foreign delegation seeks outside resumption of fighting.
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Federal District Court
Jesse
Red) Campbell
Aubrey Sharp
Campbell
Sharp
W. W. West
Clark Cain
West
Amarillo Hotel
Pork
Canton
Chukdang River
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Whampoo
Bund
Horan
Heat Wave Deaths Mount Despite Fall of Mercury
The heat wave across the eastern seaboard claims over 427 lives. New York reports no deaths that night, Philadelphia adds 24, Hoboken sees an elderly woman die, and heat induced insanity causes two more deaths. Ontario records three fatalities.
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Associated Press
New York
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East
Philadelphia
Hoboken
N. J
Ontario
Amarlianoan crushed under lumber dies in accident
James E. Boone of 700 Madison street died at Pampa Monday night at 11:30 after being crushed under a load of lumber that slipped from a truck. The body was to be brought to Amarillo this afternoon, with Blackburn Undertaking Co handling funeral arrangements. Survived by three children, his father, a brother and two sisters.
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James E. Boone
Madison Street
Pampa
Amarillo
Blackburn Undertaking Company
Boone
Sabine River Recedes After Flooding In Greenville Tex
Sabine river fell from a high flood stage after heavy rains at its headwaters caused widespread inundation in Greenville. No deaths reported though some stock perished. Families in northeast Greenville were marooned in their homes for hours.
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Sabine River
Thirteen Miners Recovered After West Kentucky Explosion
Sturgis Kentucky June 9 Nearly all of the seventeen miners trapped by a gas blast in mine No 4 of the West Kentucky Coal Company have been accounted for Thirteen bodies were brought to the surface and three men remain missing as rescuers pressed to reach the underground victims scheduled to recover late today
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Sturgis
West Kentucky Coal Company
Cap escapes from county jail with narcotics prisoner
Cap Hill a federal prisoner and trusted jail inmate in the county jail disappeared last night after allegedly stealing a guard key during rounds with night guard Joan Clark. Officers spread the alarm and expect recapture, noting Hill’s prior jail behavior and ties to Panhandle officials.
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Shepherd Jury Expected to Be Completed Today
The Associated Press reports in Chicago on June 9 that a jury in the murder trial of William D. Shepherd was expected to be completed today. Four more jurors were to be sworn, with trial presentation to begin tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McCintock
Jury Gets Red Campbell Liquor Case This Afternoon
The jury in Federal district court has not returned a verdict by 3 PM in the Jesse Campbell liquor case trial begun at 2:30. Sanders received six months on a Dyer Act violation and was placed on probation. Clarence Hawkins was sentenced to one year and one day for counterfeiting.
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Federal District Court
Jesse Campbell
Sanders
Clarence Hawkins
Gulf Production No and Burnett well flows 600 bbl daily
Information received today confirms Gulf Production no and Burnett well yields 600 barrels per day. The well lies in Section 197 Block 5 within the Burnett pasture pool. Local company reps were in the field but could not be reached for comment.
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Gulf Production Company
No, & Burnett
Burnett
New Orleans Bridge Plan Approved By Army Engineers
Major General Harry Taylor chief of army engineers approved new plans for a Mississippi river bridge at New Orleans. The plan already has congressional and state authority, enabling construction to begin soon. The text also mentions Mission Coffee Shop at 115 Polk Street and the Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop slogan Famous For Food.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry Taylor
Army Engineers
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Anare
Colorado to Gulf highway group elects officers at Dalhart
Dalhart June 9 J A Wikoff of Clayton New Mexico was named president of the Colorado to Gulf highway association First vice president C H Walker of Dalhart Second vice president Tacksor Colorado Springs secretary Nellie Bartlett Dalhart treasurer A R Davis Raton directors C J Dixon Amarillo F A Young Bowie George Sager Memphis Jed Grimes Sillsboro Robinson Waco and O L Williams Brownsville Bowie chosen as the 192 meeting place The meeting aims to turn the road into a two way Federal road under defense act and boost north south traffic with regional gatherings and a field secretary urged.
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Dalhart
J. A. Wikoff
Clayton
N. M
Colorado Tr Gulf Highway Association
C. H. Walker
Dallart
Colorado
Gulf
Leo Satterwhite
Phoebe J. Warner
Ada Mas Swearingen
W. H. Childers
Andy Ja
Margaret Doorley
J.ian Fountain
Texas
Dathan
Dallam
Hartley
State Must Recognize Eight Textbook Contracts
The state approved about 1.5 million dollars of textbook costs today after the supreme court granted writs of mandamus to eight publishers. Officials await the board of education meeting and the return of Attorney General Dan Moody to Austin.
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Associated Press
Austin
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Dan Moody
Poison in sponge cake linked to race driver scare
A piece of sponge cake given to police by automobile racer Cliff Bergere at police headquarters was analyzed and found to contain deadly poison. Bergere feared the cake was connected to an attempt on his life and the force announced the discovery.
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Los Angeles
Cliff Bergere
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