Rhinelander in Nevada to Seek Divorce
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, heir of a New York family, plans to file for divorce from Alice Jones Rhinelander in Nevada within two weeks. Attorney Stanley Harmon says Rhinelander lived incognito in Las Vegas and a nearby resort since January 1, concealing his identity with a mustache and weight gain.
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Associated Pres
Las Vegas
Nev
Stacley Harmon
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Young Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
New Rochelle
N. Y
Harmon
Rhinelander
Nevada
Air Features Tonight and Chain of Broadcasters
Radio notes list a loop of stations and networks from New York Newark and beyond. Names include WAC WMAQ WOWO WHK WIKN KOI WEAR KMOX WSPR WGN WABC WBBR and many others with performers Chauncey Parsons and Phil Conk.
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Alee
KDKA
WJIK
KYW
WLW
Wren Wtmj
KSTP
Wkec oHeldiers
Phil Conk
Alee Kdka
Wik
Wet
KVOO
Wsmn
Free “Warner Orchestra
WREN
Kol Wim
WEAC
WMC
Kvoo Wear Kpro
Rom
Newark, and Chain —Bhowboat—Alee
KMOX
KOIL
WCCO
Wien Wiem
Progressive Move Prompts New Party Call in Senate
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa urged a Progressive third party and a progressive presidential candidate. He linked the idea to approval of the export debenture proposal, suggesting it be attached to farm relief or tariff legislation. The notion has drawn sympathy from some senators and House leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
House
Towan
Another Great Chain and Mayor Walker's Tube in 1929
Arthur Brisbane notes Alan Morgan’s big chain plan funded by J P Morgan to unite tobacco and drug firms, while Mayor Walker backs a $103 million tube project linking old New York to Brooklyn and Queens. Prohibition along the Canadian border shifts to a business issue as Saturday activity collapses.
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J. P. Morgan
Walker
New York
Old New York
Brooklyn
Queen's
Who's The Dealer Contest Opens With Merchants Collab
The Globe News and Amarillo merchants launch the Who's The Dealer contest on Sunday. The first feature page will display 60 products with four questions per product across four pages. Prizes totaling 500 dollars await winners.
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Amarillo
Globe News
Globe and News Daily
Puyeceeding
Plane crashes through governor’s summer home in New Jersey
A biplane piloted by William Taft with Olive Jeannine and Roger J. Ryan landed at Camp Larson in Red Bank. After greeting Mrs. Thomas Hanson, the craft struck a flagpole, ripped a wing and crashed into Governor Larson’s sleeping room. All three aboard escaped serious injury.
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Seagirt
N. J
Morgan F. Larson
William Taft
Olive Jeannine
Roger J. Ryan
Red Bank
White House
Taft
Swedish Flier Tests Repairs On Transatlantic Flight
Captain Albin Ahrenberg of Stockholm and Sweden completed a trial flight from Reykjavik to study weather reports from Greenland. The crew, up at six, used their seaplane Sverige after repairs, showing optimism despite earlier delays and private writing contracts limiting plans.
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Associated Press
Reykjavik
Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
Stockholm
New York
Skaptaros
Greenland
Sverige
America
Junkers
Bergen
Norway
Floden
Robert Ljungland
Moody Prompts Prison System Concentration Plan
Governor Moody sent a special message to the Texas Legislature proposing that the prison board be authorized to concentrate the prison system with legislative ratification. He vetoed the first session’s centralization bill and urged enactment of laws to modernize and coordinate the system amid overcrowding.
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Moody
Texas
Tariff Bill Vote Tied to Fall Decision
Washington June 12. House leaders demand no summer recess beyond three days unless the Senate fixes a definite fall vote time on the tariff bill. The ultimatum centers on securing a schedule for action on the proposed tariff legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Man Sentenced 25 Years for Assault on Daughter
Jesse F. Littleton, previously indicted for criminal assault on his 15-year-old daughter Mary Nell, pleaded guilty in a Dallas criminal district court and received a 25 year penitentiary sentence.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Jesse F. Littleton
Mary Nell
Radiator and House Repair Services Advertised
For radiator work call 4469 at 515 W. 6 for house repair mechanics. John Maynard Lbr. Co, 800 W. 5.
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John Maynard Lbr. Co
MacDonald visit may spark world disarmament drive
London reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald may visit the United States late this summer. Observers expect the trip could unite United States Japan and Great Britain in a push for worldwide naval armament reduction. Washington awaits formal confirmation and a potential Hoover meeting.
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Ree
United Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Geneva
MacDonald
Hoover
Washington
Moses Ready To Proceed in Case Against Robison
A Texas hearing on charges against state land commissioner J T Robison opens tomorrow at 11 o clock with RK B Allen Jr of Dallas and C T Freeman of Sherman leading the presentation They are reviewing the joint legislative investigating committee record and have requested 40 witnesses before proceeding
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Moses
Robison
United Press
Austin
J.T. Robison
House of Representatives
RK. B. Allen, Jr
Dallas
C. T. Freeman
Sherman
Joint Legislative Investigating Committee
Police Ultimatum After Amarillo Traffic Toll
Amarillo police, led by Chief W R McDowell, vow strict enforcement after ten crashes in three days injuring several and one death. He warns jail for violators, raises traffic officers, and imposes maximum fines for speeders and hit and run drivers.
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Amarillo
W. R. McDowell
Crash Victim George Parr 17 Improves at St Anthony’s
George Parr 17 son of a late prominent contractor, improved to partial consciousness at noon at St Anthony’s Hospital after a crash at Tenth Avenue and Fillmore Street. He suffered a concussion, head gash, bruises and possible internal injuries, with others in the touring car slightly hurt. The collision occurred around 8 pm involving Rex Walling and J N Childers. the sedan occupants were unharmed. Three other minor accidents were reported yesterday with two hit-and-run drivers.
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McDowell
Amarillo
W. L. Wright
Taos
N. M
Panhandle Highway
Wolf Herring
Seventh Avenue
Fillmore Street
George Parr, Jr
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tenth Avenue
George Parr
Young Parr
Frank Strins Wer
Fillmore
Rex
Walling
J. N. Childers
Bare legs stir city fashion wars over hose
Debate rages as girls buy sun tan hose and short socks while supporters and critics clash on stockingless outfits. Mrs. M L Fuller, Girl Scout director, urges neatness and flexibility noting short socks with sport clothes are permissible.
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M. L. Fuller
Day in Congress Senate Debates Immigration Quota Basis
Senate resumes debate on national origins immigration quota basis at noon. Senate finance committee starts hearings on tariff bill with valuation methods given first consideration.
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Sale ads for produce and poultry in Globe-News
Advertise extra vegetables fruit flowers poultry and eggs in the Globe-News miscellaneous for sale. Phone 6262 to place your ad and reach buyers.
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Globe-News
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