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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

13

Thug Suspect Shoots Self After Cashier Robbery Crash

Houston report says Jack Autry 28 shot himself after a robbery at a filling station and a crash on the Conroe Highway. A woman passenger, described as a beautiful blond about 18, was killed when the car was wrecked and a passerby could not free her. Autry later died from the self inflicted wound.

Houston U.P Jack Autry Autry Spring Creek Conroe Highway B. R. Wibb

Panhandle road plan push spurred by Young Demos meet

R S White reports Panhandle highway gaps attract state attention after Governor Tingley of New Mexico urged Texas to pave Panhandle roads. Officials including Charlie Lockhart and Eugene Worley pledge action once federal funds arrive. White urges residents to contact the highway commission and state leaders to accelerate building.

Panhandle R. S. White Austin White Tingley New Mexico Texas James Allred Eugene Worley Shamrock 122Nd Bat Highway Commission Worley

Sabbath Tax Time Crunch Forces Sunday Office Stay

Tax Collector Jewell Davidson faces a deadline clash as June 30 falls on Sunday. Taxpayers have until midnight that date to pay the last half of 1934 despite no legal authority to extend. The office may be forced to stay open Sunday with penalty and interest starting July 1. payments for the period are arriving steadily.

Jewell Davidson

Smear Roosevelt Will Be G.O.P. Strategy in 1936

At the Springfield grass roots Republican convention delegates outline a campaign plan to attack President Roosevelt as a dictator and bureaucrat. Speakers argue the NRA ruling exposes a drive toward centralized power and threaten state rights and individual liberty. Two main goals emerge: defend constitutional limits and oppose Roosevelt personally in 1936.

Roosevelt G.O.P Springfield Brain Trust Abraham Lincoln New Salem Lincoln Museum Lincoln Simmons John Hamilton Republican National Kansas Hamilton Supreme Court NRA Spangler Republican Party NEA Service, Inc

Echoes of Cattle Rustling Days Follow Arrest

Bruce Lankford Amarilloan was arrested in Dallam County on a cattle theft charge and turned over to Sheriff Harvey Faust of Dalhart. Deputy Roy Brewer of Potter County led the arrest. Details were unavailable. Lankford has prior Potter County jail history and was previously found not guilty on a liquor charge in 47th District Court.

West Bruce Lankford Amarilloan Dallam County Lankford Harvey Faust Dalhart Roy Brewer Potter County Gib Landis

Australia Rises as Britain’s Favored Dominion

Montreal June 14 Australia is replacing Canada as the favorite Dominion in Great Britain. F R Clarke a welfare executive and former newspaperman says trade and sentiment favor Australia and New Zealand over Canada. He notes fewer favorable Canada mentions in British papers and constant reminders of Australia’s bid for British trade. J Lawrence Deneille of St Louis elected president of the Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning Contractors Association at its 46th convention in Cincinnati. Horticulturists advise weekly dusting of sulphur on rose bushes during budding season.

Montreal Australia Canada Great Britain F. R. Clarke Believes Britain New Zealand Cincinnati U.P J. Lawrence Deneille St. Louis The Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning Contractors’ Association

Railroad Purchase Day Dominates Grand Week finale

Arrangements wrap up for Railroad Purchase Day the grand finale of Railroad Week in Amarillo. Tomorrow's sales event is led by railroad employees and local firms with 25 cent minimum spending urged. D M Britain spoke at the American Business Club luncheon. a large crowd attended The Nat dance event. four store windows showcase Railroad Week exhibits, including a scale miniature train model.

Amarillo D. M. Britain American Business Club Capitol Bill Futral Rock Island

McCarty Welcomes Baby Boy Wilbur Don

Dalhart Daily Texan editor John L. McCarty and wife announce the birth of son Wilbur Don at St Anthony’s Hospital. Born last night weighing seven pounds twelve ounces the baby is reported healthy with mother and child doing excellently. The couple already has two other children.

John L. McCarty Dalhart Daily Texan Texas Young Democratic Clubs Wilbur Don St. Anthony’s Hospital

Montrose man loses only tooth in world of fables

In Montrose Colorado Dave Wood aged 84 shows he has a single eye tooth. X rays show no other teeth in his mouth. The piece also notes a China foot binding history and US malt liquor consumption in 1914. Displays mentioned include Blackburn Brothers Killough Davies Randal Drug and The Hub.

Montrose Colo U.P Dave Wood Blackburn Brothers Killough & Davies Randal Drug Hub

Yankees Dominate with Hot Hitting Across Series

In a five game stint in St. Louis the Yankees rammed 64 hits and 41 runs. Ben Chapman leads with 304, while Johnny Bronca, Hank Greenberg, and Oral Hildebrand shine for their clubs. The Yankees extend their lead, and other league results include Detroit, Chicago, and the Giants pushing titles.

New York New York Yankees Yanks Ben Chapman St. Louis Chicago White Sox Browns Johnny Bronca White Sox Washington Zeze Bonura Tommy Bridges Detroit Boston Red Sox Hank Greenberg Cleveland Philadelphia Athletics Oral Hildebrand New York Giants Cincinnati Hal Schumacher Reds Roy Parmelee Joe Moore Mel Ott

Major League Leaders Compact Baseball Stat Standout List

League batting led by Vaughan of the Pirates at 40 percent with Medwick of the Cardinals 356 runs produced include Vaughan Medwick and Ott each with 42 RBIs. Vaughan and L L Waner tied for 76 hits each. Medwick led doubles with 18. Suhr 7 triples. Ott and Moore tied for 11 home runs.

Vaughan Pirates Medwick Cardinals L. Waner Ott Giants LL. Waner Martin Suhr I. Waner Goodman Reds Moore Myers Bordagary Dodgers Parmelee

Baseball Leaders and Standings Brief

A compressed ledger lists top players by team: Johnson of the Athletics leads in RBIs with 52 and runs with 46. Greenberg of the Tigers and Melev Moses of the Athletics also appear among leaders for hits and home runs. Other noted figures include Gehringer and Cronin among doubles and triples, while Almada and Berber top stolen bases.

Johnson Athletica Melev Moses Athletics Chapman Yankees Bonura White Sox Greenberg Tigers Gehringer Vasmik Indians Cronin Red Sox Vas Mik Boston Senators Almada Berber Pitchine—Tamulis Whitehead White Box

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