Bankers 10 Open Session Here Monday
Problems of the banking industry will be discussed at the Panhandle Bankers association twenty first annual convention in Amarillo. Two hundred fifty bankers from the Panhandle Fort Worth Dallas Kansas City St Louis and others are expected. The program includes addresses on country bankers and their competitors credit bureaus law and banking and cotton accounts with a final business session and officer elections.
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Dalhart
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Country Club
Mission Theater
W. ©. Dickey
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Spearman
F. M. Butler
Plainview
Weather Outlook and Temps From Yesterday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Yesterday's high was 86 and low 56 degrees. A year ago the readings were 193 and 69.
Warning to Mexico viewed as ill timed by observers
United Press reports that Kellogg warns Mexico to keep order and honor obligations, seen in Mexico City as ill timed and possibly aiding disgruntled elements. Officials have not commented publicly while a communist meeting plans protest over Yankee Imperialism and Ambassador Sheffield’s influence.
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Kellogg
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Sheffield
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Norton to meet White in Texas singles final
In San Antonio the final round of the Texas single tennis title will be played tomorrow afternoon between Brian Norton of St. Louis and Lewis White of Austin after the semifinals were completed Friday.
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Austin
Gulf Dial No 2 Extends Field North of Canadian River
Hutchinson county reports Gulf Dial No 2 in Section 2 Block 1 swabbing over 150 barrels daily. The well, drifted Friday evening between Gulf-Whittenberg and Gulf Dial No 1, is producing about twenty barrels per hour. Located thirteen miles north of the Burnett pasture big pool, it reinforces the Panhandle field as possibly the world’s largest.
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Burnett
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Equipment standardization to be tackled in Dallas meeting
More than 100 oil men are expected in Dallas for the opening session of a three-day meeting of the production division of the American Petroleum Institute. The session will seek standardizations of tools and field equipment used in the United States, said J. Edgar Pew of Dallas, general chairman.
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Dallas
American Petroleum Institute
J. Edgar Pew
Two Policemen Die and Hero Police Gun Down Gangster
In Chicago beer raids a gun battle leaves Patrolmen Charles Welsh Harold Olsen dead and Sergeant Michael Conway badly wounded. Officer Sweeney kills gangster Angelo Genna ally John Scali and Albert Anzelini are wounded. Genna dies in a later exchange as Sweeney pursues the gang. Investigators seek motive linked to Angelo Genna's killing.
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Chicago
Cit
Charles Welsh
Harold Olsen
John Genna
Angelo Genna
Michael Conway
John Scali
Albert Anzelini
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AY i Ryer
Walsh
Olsen Sweeney
Conway
Sust Fom
Olson
Sweeney
Genna
Sweetezy
Seali
Anzelini
Cape Breton miners confront armed strike with troops
Cape Breton's 12 000 miners clash with soldiers and police after three days of bloodshed. About 100 Royal Canadian troops arrive from London Ontario, and provincial police move toward Sidney. Stores raided and a Caledonia outlet burned as unions offer help to restore order amid a 10 percent wage dispute sparked by March sixth unrest.
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Cape Breton
Royal Canadian
London
Ont
Sidney
Quebec
British Empire Steel Corporation
Glace Bay
Caledonia
Mine Workers Union
Coolidge Urged to Swing Around the Circuit
Washington reports President Coolidge urged by political associates to undertake an ambitious swing around the circuit during next year’s congressional campaigns. The proposed trip would extend through the mid west to the Pacific coast with side visits to New York and other Atlantic states. An invitation to the South is under consideration.
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Atlantic Coast
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Clea
Motion to Quash Charge Against Scopes Filed
Dayton, Tenn. June 13 A motion to quash the indictment against John T. Scopes, Dayton high school teacher, who taught evolution, was filed with the clerk of the Rhea county court by Judge John Godsey. The motion will be heard before Judge Raulston at the trial next month.
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Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopes
Rhea County
John Godsey
John Raulston
Raulston
Scopes
Mine Rescue Delayed By Rock Slide In California
Rescue attempts for Robert Will entombed in a California mine were halted after a rock and gravel slide. Digging paused while supports were installed to prevent another collapse as Mrs Hill, wife of entombed miner Joe Solari, kept vigil with her children nearby.
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Preston Cooke
Cook
Bz United Press
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Torch Attacks on Consulates in China Stoked by Anti-Foreign Riots
Turmoil widens across China with mobs torching British and Japanese consulates in Kiu Kiang on the Yangtze. Japanese Marines restore order after rioters injure several Japanese. Reports note anti foreign riots spreading to Tsyian Foochow Tsingtao and Swallow. British unionists send sympathy to Chinese workers.
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Kiu Kiang
Yangtee River
State Department
Peking
Tsyian
Foochow
Tsingtao
Swalow
London
Fierce Civil War Fighting Reported Around Canton China
Washington dated June 13 dispatches from Consul Jenkins at Canton estimate about 30 000 men in the fiercest fighting of China's civil war near Canton. The Yunnanese army general who defected from the city expressed regret for the Pampanca shelling, calling it a mistake.
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Izaak Walton League Moves Toward Nonpartisan Commission
The Izaak Walton League plans a nonpartisan game fish and oyster commission with governor appointed members and staggered terms. Bob Ames and Charley Hoppin report on recent meetings in Brady and Chicago, proposing a state district supervision structure for conservation.
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Board of City Deveopment
Bob Ames
Charley Hioppin
Mrady
Mr. Ames
Chicago
Szaak Walton Leagues
Panhandle
Fish and Game Department
Texas Szaak Walton League
Brady
Tex
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Amarillo Urged as Air Mail Route Stop and Field Site
Bord Monteith urges Amarillo to join the New York to Los Angeles air mail route, citing a municipal flying field as essential. He notes Tri-State route already forming with New Mexico and Arizona and highlights nightly air mail feasibility and safety with emergency fields. Monteith and Joe Brown plan to carry passengers from Bivins field as proof of growing air traffic.
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Pacific Coast
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Los Angeles
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Joe Brown
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Lightning strike at Texas schoolhouse leaves three dead
Breckenridge Texas June 13 three persons died and three others were badly burned when a lightning bolt struck the crowded Pleasant Hill school house. Earl Ledbetter 22 Mil lard Broyles 13 and Harvey Broyles 11 were killed. Leona McMinn 14 Clyde Perry and Gwendolyn Broyles were hospitalized with burns.
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United Press
Breckenridge
Tex
Pleasant Hill School House
Earl Ledbetter
Millard Broyles
Harvey Broyles
Leona McMinn
Clyde Perry
Gwendolyn Broyles
Death of Wilma Worsham Found with Bullet Wound
Sulphur Springs reports Miss Wilma Worsham 17 found dead at her home with a bullet hole beneath her heart. Relatives say she had been in frail health for months. The case is investigated by local authorities.
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Dr. Rengetti
Shepherd
Billy
Rongetti
Anna Beckford
Miss Beckford
Crowe
Sulphur Springs
Wilma Worsham
Finland Emerges as Europe's Top Lumber Exporter
A compact feature notes Finland rising as Europe’s leading lumber exporter while a stray ad fragment lists Mission Coffee Shop 315 Polk Street and Amarillo Hotel as local meeting points, hinting at regional commerce and dining venues.
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Amarillo Hotel
Polk Street
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