G O P Credentials Work Nears Finish in Kansas City
Republican credentials committee worked past 3 a m settling Mississippi and Wisconsin delegation contests. Porto Rican case deferred pending sub committee report. Howard delegation seated on temporary roll. Huber wins Wisconsin seat. Florida Louisiana and Texas delegates seated amid commerce secretary support.
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United Press
Kansas City
Republican Credentials Committee
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Howard
Herbert Hoover
National Committee
Henry A. Huber
P. M. Marcus
Muscoda
Huber
la Follette
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Commerce
Harry F. Besosa
Manuel V. Domenech
Jose Tous Soto
House of Representatives
Alfonso Valdes
Republican Party
Ten Prisoners Taken to Pen at Huntsville
Ten convicts were moved from Potter county jail to the Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville last night under Bud Russell. The convoy traveled over the Fort Worth and Denver Railway around 11 pm. Names include Frank Smith four years for theft, Captain J C Nelson two years for swindling, J D Stevens two for forgery, and Dim Bryant 14 years for a Friona bank robbery. Also: Marvin Middaugh of Oklahoma, Council Hamilton of Tulia, and several 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
Tulia
Tulsa
I. J. Brower
J. A. Davidson
Luther Claypool
Manuel Hernandez
Stinnett
Canadian
Texas Would Offer Kenyon With Hoover
W C Kenyon Amarillo postmaster would be Hoover vice president pick if Texas backers prevailed A telegram to Kenyon stated convention adjourned Hoover seeks a reliable discreet candidate and Kenyon declined due to farming interests urging a farmers acceptable nominee
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W. C. Kenyon
Amarillo Poste
Herbert Hoover
Texas
Kenyon
Hoover
Jim Bass
Austin
Internal Revenue
Cas McDowell
San Antonio
T. P. Lee
Houston
Farmers Protest Hoover Nomination in Kansas City Parade
A mass of farmers in blue overalls and hay seed hats marched on the Republican convention in Kansas City to denounce Herbert Hoover. They carried anti Hoover banners, clashed with police at the doors, and were talked down by Rep Wyant who urged loyalty to the Republican party and warned the demonstrators.
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Raymond Z. Henle
Associated Press
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Wth
Hoover
Representative Wyant
Pennsylvania
Assembly Hall
Lowden, Watson and
Curtis
Smith
Ed Bush
Indiana
Bush
Convention Center
Ararat
Baltimore Hotel
McNary-Haugen
Commerce
Baltimore
Wyant
Republican Party
al Smith
Lis
Convention Delays Mark Farm Relief Debates and Slow Opening
The party battled over farm relief as a platform committee stayed in session all night while demonstrators gathered near the convention hall. Credentials work continued, with a plan to recess until tonight as Senator Moses and temporary chairman Senator Fess prepared for a slow morning opening.
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Platform Committee
Hoover
George Moses
Moses
Fess
Ohio
Protesters Split Into Small Groups After Melee
The scene fractured as Hoover workers surged into the clash, creating scattered factions and shifting from a large mass demonstration to personal confrontations amid the melee.
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Hoover
Platform row erupts in GOP farm relief dispute
Kansas City June 15 United Press The Republican platform drafting subcommittee broke up at 4 a m over farm relief. The panel completed all but the farm plank and planned to reconvene at 10 a m. A stronger dry plank aligned with Borah was approved. The Borah tariff idea for agricultural products was added to the farm plank as a partial concession to farmers.
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McNary- Haugen
United Press
Kansas City
Borah
Idaho
Ardent
Creager Wins Texas Seats After Bitter Convention Battle
The credentials committee voted 34 to 15 to seat the Creager delegation as recommended by the National Executive Committee. Wurzbach pledged to appeal, arguing district delegates should be chosen by local conventions under Texas law.
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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 CLUES MIX UNUSUAL COMPOUND WORDS
A compact set of crossword clues with two and three syllable words crossing a one syllable backbone. Clues include Local position Geographical drawing Insect similar to a butterfly To affirm Age Melody Small tea lox To require Rubbed out To be on ones guard To make furious Common fleshy leaved century plant Tendency Rat To distend Elocutionist Sharpness of punishment Plant from which bitter drug is secured Japanese porgy Opposite of a weather Action Measure of cloth A plot of ground Membranous bag Yellow bugle two fives 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, longtime Amarillo dairyman and cattle breeder, died suddenly at 2 45 PM in a downtown drug store. He operated the Stinson dairy northeast of Amarillo, later retired. Survived by six sons and two daughters, funeral Thursday at San Jacinto Methodist Church, burial Llano Cemetery, with Griggs & Sons directing.
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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. Exell
Carrie Stinson
el Paso
Methodist Church
Stewart Case to Jury
Washington June 13 The case of Robert W. Stewart a Chicago oil man charged with refusing to answer questions before the senate oil committee was given to the jury at 1 05 this afternoon Closing arguments and Justice Sid dons charge were brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Chicago
Senate Oil Committee
Justice Siddons
Funeral for C A Coleman Held at 3 O'clock
Funeral services were conducted for C A Coleman 74 who died in a local hospital last Sunday at Griggs chapel with Rev I E Walker officiating. He is survived by six children Mrs G W Bland Saratoga AR Mrs W C James Amarillo and Mrs J T Pugh Lubbock J W Coleman Sears CO G S Coleman San Angelo and E H Coleman Amarillo Burial in Llano cemetery was arranged by N B 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 Beginnings Planned for Pampa First Baptist Church
Bids opened in Pampa on Tuesday for the First Baptist church building. Christy-Dolph Construction of Amarillo Windsor Construction of this city and J T Glover of Pampa were retained for final action by the board of deacons Thursday night. Excavations and foundations are done and work is set to start at once 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 favored at Paris exhibition says judges
Paris reports the international dance championships favor the fox trot over the Charleston. Judges note the Charleston solo as acrobatic but not dancing, predicting the fox trot and its Yale variation will dominate future dances. Family of judges and European dancing masters attended.
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International News Service
Paris
Europe
Andre de Fouquieres
The Busy Man by Edgar A. Guest
A poem about a man whose busy life never confines his time for mignonette peonies and pansies. He balances work with play, shares time with neighbors, reads, attends drama, and keeps his home and garden thriving as life calls from every side.
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Edgar A. Guest
Markets in Kansas City and Chicago lift hog and cotton prices
Hogs at Kansas City and Chicago show steady to firm gains with top prices around 9.75 and 10.10, while cotton in New York and New Orleans edges higher on weather and overseas cues. Cattle and sheep receipts remain steady. New Orleans notes rain relief lifting October and December contracts.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
East ST. Louis
New York
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Foreign exchanges, stock market rally amid gains and losses
The New York market opened higher after a previous drop as buyers supported shares across General Electric, Curtiss Aeroplane, Western Maryland, and others while some names like International Harvester and Bayuk Cigars posted declines. Foreign exchange rates showed minor easing with sterling around $4.884.
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New York
Associated Press
General Electric
Curtiss Aeroplane
Western Maryland
Chrysler
International Harvester
International Telephone
Wright Aeronautical
Texas & Pacific
Gerere! Motors
Montgomery Ward
Dupont
Frank G. Shattuck
New York Central
Bayuk
Chesapeake Corporation
Sterling
Metzger Creamery Sells Butter Ice Cream Arm to Mistletoe
Metzger Creamery of Dallas sells its butter and ice cream unit to Mistletoe Creamery and will focus on the milk business. Carl Metzger says the milk side has grown rapidly and remains the firm’s core. The Dallas plant has forty years in milk and recently added butter and ice cream.
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Metzger Creamery Company
Mistletoe Creamery
Carl Metzger
Dallas
Mr. Metzger
Mistletoe
Metzger Creameries
Metzger
Roach to Be Witness in Gem Theft Case
Burton Roach left for Fort Worth to testify as a witness in the Archie Goldstone alias Goldstein $60,000 gem theft case. Goldstone was indicted by the Tarrant County grand jury after arrest in Chicago. Trial set for Thursday in Criminal District Court before Judge Hosey 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 Gravesite in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on June 13 Mrs. Troy Griffin aged 38 was found unconscious at her husband’s grave. She was treated for poisoning at a hospital. A box of poison was found in her car parked at the cemetery and she had summoned an undertaker to the grave before collapse.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Troy Griffin
List of American Corporations by Name and Industry
A dense catalog of major U S and international companies across sectors including copper, oil, steel, automotive, consumer goods, chemicals, railroads, packing, and machinery. The fragment lists firms such as General Motors, Chase, Texaco, Shell, Ford, Chrysler, DuPont, International Harvester, Studebaker, Union Pacific, and many others, reflecting a broad corporate landscape.
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Cerro de Pasco
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rock Island & Pacific
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
Dupont de Nemours
Fish Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast
Freeport-Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors Great Western Suger Eee
Steve BI
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Taveqgaces
Kennecott Copper
Louisiana Oil & Refining
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle States Oil
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Svaceeseess Fil
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moon Motors
National Bisenvit
Ohio
Eees
Packard Motor Pan-American Pet
Pennsylvania
Pere Marquette Phillips Petroleum Producers & Refiners
Pure Oil
BTNG
Independent Oil & Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester International Nickel International Paper
International Tele
Telex
Kansas City Southern
Kelly-Springfield
2A Radio Corp. of America
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Cons
Oil Skelly Oil
Southern Pact Southern Railway
Stewart-Warner Studebaker Texas Gulf
Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Timken Roller
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber
United States Steel Victor Talking Machine
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
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Dawes
California
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
San Francisco Bay
Urbes
France
G.O.P
United Preas
Uaae
Will Hays
Hays
Harry Sinclair
Teapot Dome Oil Reserve
BY L. B. Dilbeck
J.D. Stinson
Co. A. Coleman
Nick Tonsworth
Norris Muscle Shoals
His
Bik
Alabama
Bliss
Great Britain
Bellum
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
James K. Bennett & Co
Owen High
James E. Bennett & Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Sugar Refining
American Tele
American Tobreco
Atchiren
Topeka
Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive
Ux Barnsdall Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Essex
Panhandle
Polk Knabe
Mason Hamlin
Chickering
Victrolas
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