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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1929

Page

5

Leaders Doubt Debenture Plan as Senate Vote Near

Washington June 11 Leaders in the administration faced uncertain polls on the farm relief debenture plan a few hours before the Senate vote scheduled for 4 p m. They warned a tie was possible and relied on Vice President Curtis to cast the deciding vote to defeat the measure.

Washington Senate Curtis

Hoover Opposes Plan as Farm Relief Bill Moves

President Hoover opposes the plan and the modified farm relief bill may go to the White House for signature. A federal farm board could begin within two weeks to oversee a $500 million revolving fund if enacted. The Senate debenture vote determines whether a summer recess is scrapped for a hot weather fight. Charlie Adams of Dodge City, Kansas, captured a carnival monkey that then adopted his cat.

Hoover White House Federal Farm Board Senate Robinson Charlie Adams Dodge City Kan Adam

Amarillo Police Trigger Strict Traffic Enforcement

Police launch a city wide drive in Amarillo to enforce traffic laws. Captain Jack West pledges decisive action against violations including ignoring stop signals, red light turns, double parking, bus zone infractions, and speeding. Mounted officers will lead the crackdown as the harshest enforcement in the city’s history.

Amarillo Jack West

Minnesota Legislature Lifts Bow and Arrow Hunting Ban

Lawmakers repeal the hunting ban on bow and arrow use in Minnesota. The move removes restrictions that previously limited archery hunting state wide, signaling a shift in wildlife management policy.

Minnesota

Fashion shift to Irish setters in Paris dog fashion

Paris observers report a trend reversal as Irish setters replace tiny poodles as the adored breed. Experts say the finest French-bred dogs now are setters and society is rushing to buy these pets, reflecting a new taste in dog fashion.

Paris France

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