Highway Meet Planned in Tulsa Friday
An all day highway booster meeting will be held in Tulsa with delegations from Dal lam Gray Moore Hutchinson and Wheeler Counties and areas in Oklahoma extending to Sayre. Bill Lampe and W W Chilton will represent the city. The meeting aims to finalize plans to develop the Oil Field Highway across portions of both states.
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Dallam
Gray
Moore
Hutchinson
Wheeler
Oklahoma
Sayre
Tulsa
Bill Lampe
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Chilton
Chilton
Lampe
Dumas
Moore County
James Johnson Reported Critically Ill at Home
James B Johnson father of Con stable Allen S Johnson is reported critically ill at his home 208 Lamar Street Relatives have been notified to come to his bedside The constable has been away from his office nearly two weeks to attend his father Johnson an oldtime Texan is 80 years old and has been in ill health several months
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James B. Johnson
Allen S. Johnson
Lamar Street
Mr. Johnson
Amarillo Boy Sails With Simmons Cowboy Band
Marion McClung son of Mr and Mrs W D McClung 1416 Pierce St was a member of the Simmons University Cowboy Band which sailed yesterday from New York for a tour of Europe Bookers say the band has proven popular especially in England and Scotland Marion has been at Simmons University Abilene for three years.
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Marion McClung
W. D. McClung
Pierce Street
Simmons University Cowboy
New York City
Europe
England
Scotland
Marion
Simmons University
Abilene
Local firms donate food for Friday dinner at church
Donations for the Hard Luck Dinner to be served Friday the 15th at 7 13 o clock at the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church came from Ne Hi Bottling Texas Paper Junior Coffee Metzgers Dairy Central Produce Plains Wholesale Swifts Fraziers Lanes A Loaf Fain Clarence Saunders M System Waples Platter E E Mauldin Dairy and Mrs J M Proctor A musical program airs on WDAG at 7 30 this evening to promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Ne-Hi Bottling Company
Texas Paper Company
Junior Coffee Company
Metzgers Dairy
Central Produce Company
Plains Wholesale Grocery
Swifts Packing Company
Fraziers Fruit Market
Lanes Ice Cream
A-Loaf Baking Company
Fain Chemical Company
Clarence Saunders
M-System Grocery
Waples- Platter Company
E. E
Mauldin Dairy
J. M. Proctor
WDAG
Notable honors for Goodwin and Rockefeller in Williamsburg
In Williamsburg Virginia Dr. William A R Goodwin director of the Rockefeller Restoration is elected to honorary membership in the American Institute of Architects with a citation praising his vision and energy. John D Rockefeller is also honored as financier of the project. In Toledo John T Garvin wins a 1500 meld in an eight handed pinocle game totaling 2210 with a 25 year weekly partnership. In San Francisco Dr Arthur Reynolds links criminality in prisoners to glandular secretions after a two month prison survey.
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Williamsburg
William A. R. Goodwin
Rockefeller Restoration
American Institute of Architects
Goodwin
America
John D. Rockefeller
Toledo
John T. Garvin
Garvin
San Francisco
Arthur Reynolds
San Quentin
Man Seeks Work From Amarillo Resident
Letter from a jobless man living in Amarillo for ten years seeking employment after a forced layoff. He offers references, notes marriage, willingness to relocate, and mentions a farm-care job prospect via a contact. requests call to 2-2617 to reach J. C. for an opportunity.
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Amarillo
J. C
Widow Seeks Café Work With Experience In Small Cafes
A 23 year old widow with a baby seeks employment in cooking and counter service. She has substantial experience running small cafes and can work as a waitress and in related roles.
Miss Johnson Runs Away Amid Quivering World Stage
A young girl called Miss Johnson fled after a radio hookup drew global attention. The piece contrasts this personal drama with census figures showing Los Angeles growing rapidly and rivalries in politics over the religious question. It notes Ford's optimism and discusses India and Ireland as examples of political tension and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
Judge to rule soon in Howe habeas case
Judge Henry S. Bishop took the case under advisement after the divorced wife testified about conditions of the child’s desertion. Howe seeks habeas corpus to block extradition to Kansas claiming he was not a Kansas resident. he has lived in Amarillo about two years. Deputy Marshall Cox returned to Kansas. attorneys plan appeal if the ruling goes against Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Howe
Henry S. Bishop
Howe
Kansas
Colorado
Amarillo
Morrow Wife Receives Campaign Pressure Letters
Mrs Dwight W Morrow in a radio address says she was urged to stay home and avoid campaigning for her husband. She quips about Kipling and notes the unusual pressure in the senatorial fight.
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Associated Press
Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Kipling
Kim
Ray Cleghorn Held After Early Morning Car Theft Arrest
Police detained Ray Cleghorn after an arrest in possession of a car reported stolen from in front of the Moore Hotel. Officers Lewis and Moore, patrolling in a scout car, stopped the vehicle before it crossed Tenth Avenue. The car owner was J. I. La Velle who resided at the hotel location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cleghorn
Moore Hotel
J. I. LaVelle
Lewis and Moore
Tenth Avenue
Police Drive Cracks Down On Gangsters In Chicago
Detective squads backed by city leaders launched a rapid clean up after the Alfred J. Lingle murder. By 2 a.m. hoodlums were hauled to stations while top gangsters fled as officers pressed the hunt with a 41 name death list. Requiem was held at Our Lady of Sorrows before burial at Mt. Carmel.
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Russell
Harry Ash
Chicago
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
Mt. Carmel
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Brooklyn
Jake Gurzick
Scarface
al Capone
William Cusack
Cusack
Frank Capone
al Booth
Detective Bureau
Nine Chicago gangsters flee to New York after Lingle murder
Nine Chicago underworld figures sought refuge in New York after the Alfred Lingle killing. Notables include Jack Guzick, Capone’s right hand, and two Moran men. They traveled on the Golden Arrow with about $60,000, none carrying weapons, one with a gold tooth pick. They were detained as NY officials contacted Chicago police and all denied involvement.
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United Press
New York
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Jack Guzick
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
George “Bugs” Moran
Golden Arrow” Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Guzick
Gunmen Take Over Garfield Arms Hotel In Chicago Robbery
Four gunmen held the Garfield Arms hotel in the West Side for about an hour. They threatened 15 guests and staff, forced the night clerk to open the safe, and escaped with $1,000. Manager Thomas Lawlor and clerk Melville Eberhardt were forced to aid the robbers. Helen Jones fainted after they left.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Garfield Arms
West Side
Melville Eberhardt
Thomas D. Lawlor
Helen Jones
Motorcycle Cop From California Arrests Man Here
Charles Ecker a Lynwood California motorcycle officer arrested a man who tried to steal items from his parked car outside Palo Duro Cafe. The suspect fled but was captured and handed to local police for transfer to county officials or possible grand jury action.
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Charles Ecker
Lynwood
Cal
Palo Duro Cafe
Potter County
Grand Jury
Pinthis Identified in Tanker Collision Aftermath
After a collision with the Fairfax authorities confirm the tanker Pinthis was rammed. A warped lifeboat bearing the Pinthis name was found on Green Hill beach, 12 miles from the sinking site. Fishermen search the bay for crew remains as officials piece together the incident timeline.
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Calpain Brooks
Fall River
Hull
Green Hill
Nantasket
Pinthis
Twelve Victims Identified in Fairfax Pinthis Disaster
United Press from Boston reports 12 of 47 Fairfax Pinthis disaster victims identified early today. Names include Mrs. Ida Berkowitz and her year old son Robert, Miss Georgette Cretton, Mrs. May Dearborn, Henry Jackson a Jacksonville waiter, and others from Roxbury Birmingham Kittery and Pawtucket. Three bodies uniden tified at Northern morgue and 32 still missing.
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United Press
Boston
Ida Berkowitz
Roxbury
Robert
Byrd Constantine
Birmingham
Ala
Mary V
Craven
Georgette Cretton
May Dearborn
Maynard
Henry Jackson
Fairfax
Jacksonville
Fla
Eileen Mulvanity
M. J. Meagher
Milton
J. B. Walker
Kittery
C. Wessier
Pawtucket
R. J
Uncomfortable Money Threatens Child in Montana
In Billings Montana a two year old girl named Martha Hull swallowed a five cent coin. The coin became lodged in her throat blocking food for three days. Doctors performed a delicate operation to remove the nickel.
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United Press
Billings
Mont
Martha Hull
Market Briefs See Narrow Downturn Across Major stocks
Stocks moved lower with many high priced issues dropping $6 to $14 while several names hit new yearly lows. American Telephone Sears Roebuck New York Central Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Chrysler International Telephone and Lambert showed declines. Bethlehem Steel slid to a new minimum before rebounding over $2.
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American Telephone
Sears Roebuck
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler
International Telephone
Lambert
Bethlehem Steel
N. Y
Associated Press
New York
American Tobacco
Motor Products
Westinghouse Electric
Celotex
American Can
North American
Eastman Kodak
International Harvester
Union Carbide
Nash Motors
Pullman
Gillette
Lackawanna
Shesapeake & Ohio
Erie
U. S. Steel
Jno. F. Clarke & Co
Allis Chalmers
Allegheny Corporation
American & Gn
American
American Cat & Foundry
American Power & Light
American Smelt & Re
American Steel Foundrys
American Tel & Telex
Ais American Tobacco B
Amer Wat Worksees
Anaconda Copper
Associated Dry Goods Wee
Auburn Auto Saeeee
Aviation Corporation
Baltimore & Ohio R
A Best & Co
Trae Tee
Bethlehem Steel Wee
Rohn Alum & Bane Aas
Borden Co
Sane Weeeene
Borg Warner - Briggs Mfg Co
Brooklyn Manhattan
Gay Brunswick Balke
St Louis Population Inches Toward 1.3 Million In Census
The metropolitan district population was 1 299 000 with 817 334 residing in St Louis city. Officials released official census figures today showing growth across communities on both sides of the river. The report consolidates population counts for the city and its surrounding suburbs.
Three Quakes Recorded by Georgetown Seismographs
Three earthquakes within ninety minutes were recorded on the Georgetown University seismograph in Washington. The first at 4:26 a.m. lasted a few moments, the second at 4:57 peaked at 5:00, and the third at 5:53 was the slightest. Location of the shocks could not be determined.
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United Press
Washington
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Oversubscribed German loan issues $98 250 000 offering closes
The American issue of 98.25 million dollars of Germany’s 5 12 percent loan has been oversubscribed and books closed. The syndicate led by J P Morgan & Co reported heavy demand from banks and other buyers. Pierce Petroleum stockholders ratified Sinclair Consolidated Oil sale for 645 834 Sinclair shares, Sinclair assuming Pierce liabilities as dissolution plans proceed after litigation.
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Associated Press
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Pierce Petroleum Corp
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp
Sinclair Common
Sinclair
Pierce Corp
E. D. Levy
Pierce
Pierce Company
Grocery suit to open here at 2 oclock
Carl F. Brohlin a local grocer sues W. V. Lowery Plainview organizer of the Empire Store Company for 37000 in damages alleging misrepresentation and loss of 27000 in goodwill. The trial began with testimony after testimony ended and the court prepared its charge. Brohlin seeks 10000 exemplary damages.
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Carl F. Brohlin
W. V. Lowery
Plainview
Empire Store Company
W. E. Gee
Brohlin
Lowrey
Empire
23 Year Old Hen Is Still Laying Eggs
Maud June 11 A hen owned by Sam Colvin has laid 6 552 eggs since 1909 and has 1 260 descendants. The bird has produced about 1 633 dollars worth of chickens and eggs for her owner and shows no sign of quitting.
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United Press
Maud
Oulan
Sam Colvin
Colvin
Two Florida Banks Fail to Open in Clearwater
Clearwater banks Bank of Clearwater and Guaranty Title & Trust failed to open as First National Bank and Peoples' Bank remained open. Notices said the state was asked to take charge to protect depositors. In Miami, eight million dollars from out of town depositors arrived for distribution amid post closure excitement following Bay Biscayne Bank and three subsidiaries.
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Associated Press
Clearwater, Fla
Bank of Clearwater
Guaranty Title & Trust Company
First National Bank
Peoples’ Bank
Miami
Fla
Bank of Bay Biscayne
County Grand Jury Reconvenes Today
The Potter County grand jury re convened today after a recess of more than a week. Several justice of the peace complaints were up for consideration, although arrests have not been at all frequent in recent weeks.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Market summary from Chicago to New Orleans livestock and cotton
U S D A markets report hogs cattle calves and sheep across Chicago Kansas City Fort Worth Oklahoma City St Louis with prices steady or varied and cotton futures easing from New York and New Orleans with July around 14.80 and October near 13.60 to 13.90.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
The
N. Y
New York
N.Y
New Orleans
Worry and Patience As a Child Waits for News
A child frets over missing mother and Janet and fears a car accident. Anxiety rises as the telephone rings and the newspaper is unread, while the speaker pleads for calm and recalls prayers for their overdue return.
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Mother
Janet
Cottonseed, Grain, and Stock Moves Reported From Washington and Chicago
Cottonseed for the ten month period August 1 31 totals 4 867 245 tons down from 4 945 881 last year with on hand at mills 116 980. Crude oil and refined oil output and on hand figures are given along with cake and meal linters and running bales as of May 31. Chicago grain notes cite rains in Canada easing drought and mixed wheat and corn moves with wheat unsettled. New York stock letters show prominent names at fresh 1930 lows and call money at 3 percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Linters
Chicago
Canada
Ood Cogees Aond Consolidated
Ganane
Continental Baking Rotors
Aeee Seer
Continental
Weeee
Coty, Inc
Weeweee
Crucible Steel
Wee Geweee Eeenee
Seeee Sete
Davison Chemical
Delaware & Hudson Co
Aeeenee
Dela Laca & Wes Raeeee den & RG W RR
Detroit Edison
Wee
Eastman Kodak Eaton
Electric
Seeteee Electric Boat Co
Fairbanks Morse
Endicott Johnson
Marshall Field & Co
Fisk Rubber
Foster Wheeler Inc
Foximateneee
Ais
Gardner Motor Co
Wee S
General Electric
General Foods
Generel Motors
Aaty General Railway
Gillette Razor
Seaee
Glidden Company
Gold Dust Corporation Oe
Goodrich Tire & Rubber
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gotham
Kresge & Co
Kroeger Grocery
Lambert Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Loew's Inc
Lorillard
Tobaco
Louisville Gas & Elec
Ludlum Steel
Mathieson Alkali
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage Co
Missouri Pacific RR
Montgomery
Murray Corporation
National Air Transport
Sroceene
National Aviation
National Bellas Hees - Tuly Sesee
National Biscuit Co
New York Central RR
Dee. TA
NY NH & H RR
Northern Pacific RR
Oliver Farm Equipme
Pathe Exchange
J. C. Penney Co
Pennsylvania RR
Pillsbury Flour Mills
S Public Service of NJ
Pullman
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith Orpheum
Remington Rand
Ey Rea Motor Car
Republic Iron & St Reynolds Tobacco
St. Joseph Lead
Schulte
Sears Roebuck
Simmons
Bite
Southern California Edison
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Nion Pacific
Aircraft & Trans United Cigar Stores
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Gas Improv
Thugs
US Steel US Pipe & Foundry
Universal Pipe & Rad
Gly Utilities Power & Light
Sty
Vanadium Corporation
Warner Bros Pictures
Warren Bros West Maryland RR Toe
Western Pacific RR Oe
Western Union
Westinghouse Air Brakes
White Motor Co
Bly Willys Overland
Woolworth Bette
Darby
Gulf of Penw
Pandem Panhandle P & Rne
Phillips
Simms
Sinclair
Penn
Union of Calif
Warner-Quinlan
Catarrh and Sinus Disease Treatment Gains Complaints
Gustave Van de Veire of Watertown reports long standing nasal catarrh relief in days from a new treatment. Dr Bokhof, medical director at a Kansas City clinic, released a book “Catarrh and Its Home Therapy” to be mailed free to readers.
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Gustave van de Veire
Fayette Street
Watertown
Mars
Dr. Bokhof
Eerne Clinic
Kansas City
D. H. Bokhof
Port Station
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
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Methodist Church, South
Senate Lobby Committee
Walsh
Tammany Hall
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New Jersey
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Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Detroit
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Lorelei
Indian Congress
India
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Ireland
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Dublin
MacDonald
France
Channel
Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
R. H. Pickard
Traction Company
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Lingle
United Crime Fighting Forces
John Stege
Herman N. Bundesen
John A. Swanson
Pat Roche
St. Valentine's Day
Rath Sheen
St. Petersburg
Ruth
California
Jake
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Senate Agriculture Committee
W. G. Campbell
Florida
Edgar A. Guent
Ark
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Elec
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Durant Motors Ween Ennee
Fokker Aircraft Wee
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Ford of Can
Ford of France
Fox Theatre
General Baking
Goldman Sachs
Lone Star Gas Eee
Mavis Bottling
Nat'l Fuel Gas Oes
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Kloman& Nord
Tagey JW Spies
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