GOP Credentials Session Ends Near Dawn in Convention
Republican credentials committee finished most tasks after a long night in Kansas City. It seated the Howard delegation of Hoover supporters and endorsed Florida, Louisiana and Texas choices. Contested Porto Rican eligibility sparked the fiercest debate before subcommittee reports.
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United Prone
Kansas City
Republican Credentials Committee
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Howard
Herbert Hoover
National Committee
Henry A. Huber
P. M. Marcus
Muscoda
Huber
LaFollette Group
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Commerce
Harry F. Besosa
Vel V. Domenech
Jose Tous Soto
House of Representatives
Alfonso Valdes
Republican Party
Ten Prisoners Taken to Huntsville Penitentiary
Ten convicts were moved from Potter county jail to the state penitentiary at Huntsville late last night in charge of Bud Russell. They traveled via Fort Worth and Denver lines around 11 o'clock. Included were four district court felons such as Frank Smith and J C Nelson with sentences of four and two years, plus others from Stinnett and Canadian.
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Potter County
State
Huntsville
Bud Russell
Fort Worth
Denver
District Criminal Court
Frank Smith
J. C. Nelson
Nelson
J. D. Stevens
Dim Bryant
Friona State Bank
Palmer County
Marvin Middaugh
Oklahoma
Council Hamilton
Tulsa
J. 1D. Brower
J. A. Davidson
Luther Claypool
Manuel Hernandez
Stinnett
Canadian
Texas Would Offer Kenyon With Hoover
W. C. Kenyon Amarillo post master would be Hoover's running mate if Texas supporters could arrange it. A telegram from Austin and San Antonio leaders urged Kenyon to sacrifice personal affairs for the vice presidency, but he declined citing farming interests and asked for a suitable farmer-friendly candidate.
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W. C. Kenyon
Amarillo
Herbert Hoover
Texas
Kenyon
Hoover
Jim Bass
Austin
Internal Revenue
Cas McDowell
San Antonio
T. P. Lee
Houston
Oil King
H. E. Exum
Cattle King
Farmers Parade in Overalls Protest Hoover Nomination
Kansas City June 13 farmers in blue overalls and hay seed hats marched on the Republican convention to denounce Herbert Hoover. Led by watermarked banners they demanded farm relief and vetoed McNary Haugen bills while police blocked entry to the hall. Wyant urged unity for the party and warned the demonstrators their effort would not help.
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Raymond Z. Henle
Associated Press
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Wth
Hoover
Representative Wyant
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Wyant
Republican Party
Tam
al Smith
Assembly
Lowden, Watson and
Curtis
Smith
Fess
Ed Bush
Indiana
Bush
Convention Struggles Delay Farm Relief Platform
The platform committee works through the night over farm relief as demonstrators march near the hall. Delegates arrive slowly with mood somber while Senator Moses and temporary chair Fess oversee a delayed opening at 10:30 amid muted proceedings.
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Platform Committee
Hoover
George Moses
Moses
Fess
Ohio
Hoover workers clash as protesters split into groups
The scene ended with Hoover employees rushing in and a mass demonstration breaking into smaller factions. Personal arguments replaced the earlier mass display as groups formed amid the melee.
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Hoover
Platform row at GOP convention ends in all-night session
The Republican platform drafting subcommittee broke up at 4 a.m over the farm relief plank after an all-night session. A stronger Dry plank was adopted following Borah lines, with a Borah tariff proposal for agricultural products.
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United Press
Kansas City, Mo
Borah
Idaho
Ardent
Creager Wins Texas Seats After Bitter Credentials Fight
The credentials committee voted 34 to 15 to seat the Creager delegation as urged by the National Executive Committee amid a heated dispute over district versus statewide selection of Texas delegates. Wurzbach plans to appeal. Vestal urged preserving district custom and taunted Texas law and Democratic support for changes. The case hinges on party rules and Texas statutes.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Credentials Committee
R. B. Creager
Creager
National Executive Committee
Harry Wurzbach
Wurzbach
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Albert H. Vestal
Indiana
South
Texas
Vestal
Claude Pollard
Eugene Nolte
Crossword Puzzle Schedule and Clue List
Puzzle shows two and three syllable words crossed by one syllable. Clues include Local position Geographical drawing Insect similar to a butterfly To affirm Age Melody Small tea box To require Rubbed out To be on one s guard To make furious Common fleshy leaved century plant Tendency Rat To distend Elocutionist Brief Sharpness of punishment Plant from which bitter drug is secured Japanese porgy Opposite of a weather Action Measure of cloth A plot of ground Vertical Membranous bag Yellow bugle plant Two fires Silkworm Rhythmical arrangement of words in verse Region To resolve a sentence into its elements A kind of watchmakers lathe
J D Stinson Pioneer Dairy Operator Dies
J D Stinson aged 68 prominent Amarillo dairyman and cattle breeder died suddenly in a Duke drug store on East Tenth Street at 2 45 PM. He operated the Stinson dairy northeast of Amarillo then retired. Survivors include six sons and two daughters. Funeral at San Jacinto Methodist Church with burial in Llano Cemetery.
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J. D. Stinson
Mr. Stinson
Duke Drug
East Tenth Street
Stinson
Amarillo
Florida
San Jacinto
W. B
C. D
J. A
Joe
C. G
Lubbock
Fred
Los Angeles
E. H. Ezell
Carrie Stinson
el Paso
Methodist Church
Stewart Case to Jury in Senate Refusal Trial
The case of Robert W. Stewart, Chicago oil man, accused of refusing to answer Senate oil committee questions, was given to the jury at 1 05 pm. Closing arguments and Justice Sid dons charge were brief.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Chicago
Senate Oil Committee
Justice Siddons
Funeral for C A Coleman Held at 3 Oclock
Funeral services for C A Coleman 74 who died in a local hospital last Sunday were held at 3 o clock in the Griggs funeral chapel with Rev I E Walker of the Tenth Street Methodist church officiating. He is survived by three daughters and three sons and burial was in Llano cemetery under N S Griggs and Sons.
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C. A. Coleman
Griggs
I. E. Walker
Tenth Street Methodist Church
G. W. Bland
Saratoga
Arkansas
W. C. James
Work Starts On Pampa First Baptist Church
Bids opened in Pampa on the First Baptist church project with Christy-Dolph Construction Amarillo Windsor Construction and J T Glover Pampa retained for final action by the deacons. Excavations and foundations are complete and construction is expected to begin immediately per architects Will H Lightfoot and Robey Funk of Amarillo.
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Pampa
First Baptist Church
Christy-Dolph Construction Company
Amarillo
Windsor Construction Company
J. T. Glover
Fox Trot Wins Favor At Paris Exhibition
Paris judges and competitors agree the fox-trot will define 1920s dance culture. The jury notes the Charleston appears vulgar as masters favor walking based dances and the Yale fox-trot as the future standard.
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Paris
International
Europe
Andre de Fouquieres
The Busy Man by Edgar A Guest
A tribute poem praising a man who balanced busy work with family, neighbors, and nature. It highlights time for books, gardening, and social life while his business grew, and his home flourished. The piece emphasizes a well rounded, active moral life.
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Edgar A
Market reports from Kansas City Chicago and New York June 18
Hogs receipts 12,000 at Kansas City and 21,000 at Chicago with steady markets. cattle receipts 4,500 at KC and 12,000 at Chicago with steady slaughter values. East St Louis hogs 13,000 and cattle 2,800. New York cotton advances on weather news with October near 20.85. New Orleans rally to above 20 cents. Pittsburgh and London currencies mixed. U. S. stock market shows early gains after prior drop.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
East ST. Louis
Associated Preas
New York
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
General Electric
Curtiss Aeroplane
Western Maryland
Chrysler
International Harvester
Case
International Telephone
Wright Aeronautical
Texas & Pacific
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Dupont
Frank G. Shattuck
New York Central
Bayuk
Chesapeake Corporation
Sterling
Metzger Creamery Sells Butter Ice Cream Unit
The Metzger Creamery company sells its butter and ice cream business to Mistletoe Creamery and will focus on milk. Dallas based Metzger says milk growth prompted the shift and the sale won’t halt expansion. Main plant has long operated in Dallas, with butter and ice cream recently added.
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Metzger Creamery Company
Mistletoe Creamery
Carl Metzger
Dallas
Mr. Metzger
Mistletoe
Metzger Creameries
Metzger
Roach to Testify in Gem Theft Case
Burton Roach left Tuesday for Fort Worth to serve as a witness in the Archie Goldstone alias Goldstein $60 000 gem theft case. Goldstone was indicted by the Tarrant County grand jury after his Chicago arrest. The trial, before Judge Hosey, opens Thursday in Criminal District Court with national attention and witnesses from about six states.
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Burton Roach
Fort Worth
Archie Goldstone
Goldstone
Tarrant County Grand Jury
Chicago
Criminal District Court
Hosey
Roach
Woman Found Unconscious at Grave in Oklahoma City
Mrs. Troy Griffin aged 38 was found unconscious at her husband’s grave and is in hospital treated for poisoning. A box of poison was found in her car parked at the cemetery after she had called an undertaking company to collect her.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Troy Griffin
Major Companies List From Historical OCR Fragment
A dense fragment lists hundreds of corporations across many industries including General Motors, Coca-Cola, General Electric, Texaco, U S Steel, Interstate carriers, and oil firms. It resembles an index or stock reference from a newspaper page, with scattered punctuation and partial names.
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Stewart-Warner Es
Studebaker
Texas Gulf
Cerro de Pasco
Ana
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Coca-Cola
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corn Products Crucible Steel Dodge Motors, A
Dupont de Nemours
Fish Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast
Freeport-Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Western Luger
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Ilinois Central
Independent Oil & ¢ Inspiration Copper
International Harvester International Nickel
International Paper
International Tele
Teles
Kansas City Southern Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Louisiana Oil & Refinir
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Mexican Seaboard Oi
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle States Oi
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward & Moon Motors
National Biscuit Obie OF
Packard Motor Pan-American Pet
Pennsylvania
Seaes Pere Marquette
Phillips Petroleum Producers & Refine Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Cons
Oil Shelly Oil
Southern Pac
Southern Railway
Texas Corporation
Sanb Texas & Parcivic
Texas Pacific Coal & Timken Roller Bearing
Union Pacific
U.S. Rubber
United States Steel
Victor Talking Machine
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
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Hays
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Teapot Dome
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J.D. Stinson
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Bliss
Great Britain
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Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Norris Muscle Shoals
Tames K Bennet
Dee Ait
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James FE. Bennett & Stoe & Clare
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American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tea & Teles
American Woolen
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