Series Dairy Rallies Planned Across Texas Counties
A series of dairy rallies is planned in Potter Randall Deaf Smith and Hemphill counties Thursday Friday and Saturday this week. J W McClain a federal dairy specialist will attend each meeting and speak. The Potter County event is at Joe Gray dairy farm west of Amarillo on highway 66 at 2 pm Thursday.
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Potter
Randall
Deaf Smith
Hemphill
J. W. McClain
Federal
Washington, D. C
P .C. Bennett
Agriculture Department
Chamber of Commerce
Potter County
Joe Gray
Amarillo
Highway 66
Mexico dam projects spark jobs and progress
The piece notes the 99 percent complete dam on 160000 acres of arid Mexican land and other large projects, promising jobs for thousands. It criticizes persistent wet or dry debates and highlights favorable forecasts for New Jersey senate nominees including Dwight W. Morrow. It also reports Greek hailstorm violence, and a strong second quarter for Standard Oil with $68.6 million paid to owners, implying a critique of government intervention.
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Mexico
New Jersey
Senate
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
Michael J. Higgins
Paul Black
Newark Star Eagle
Morrow
Wall Street
Standard Oil
Tariff Fears Hit Spanish US Trade as Slump Deepens
Many branches of business fear tariff reprisals by Spain. Producers and exporters, with the minister of economy, urge Spain not to raise import duties from America. Spain faces a financial market slump and would suffer further instability. Principal US imports include farm machinery, automobiles, typewriters, fountain pens, pianos, moving pictures. Exports are farm produce, fruit, cork and wine.
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America
Spain
United States
Cobb Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Liquor Trial
The jury in Neal Cobb's liquor law trial was discharged as hopelessly deadlocked after about 30 hours of deliberation. Deputies testified Cobb delivered four pints of bonded whiskey and half a gallon of corn whiskey to them at a downtown lodge hall, using a fictitious name, while Cobb claimed the whiskey was for medicinal purposes and testified in his own defense. A physician supported his treatment claim.
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Neal Cobb
Cobb
Hearing On Lynchings Postponed In Chickasha Riot Case
Preliminary riot trial of 19 men over the May 30 lynching at Chickasha was postponed to July 8 on motion by Grady County attorney B F Holding who seeks to file charges against several more mob members. Examining trial set for today. John Lee to be returned from Amarillo for one hearing. Defense protests delay while prisoners remain jailed without bond.
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Chickasha
Associated Press
Henry Argonegro
B. F. Holding
Grady County
Owen Vaughn
Holding
John Lee
Amarillo
Tex
C. R. Reeves
Oklahoma City
Jud Brown
Nationalists poised to recapture Changsha with river gunboats
Reports say Nationalist gunboats aided operations at Yochow as forces moved toward Changsha after driving out rebels. While unverified, officials implied a sharp defeat of the central Kwangsi column marching on nearby cities.
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Yochow
Changsha
Plans for New Court House Studied Here
Potter County commissioners review two proposed court house designs with projected costs between 375 000 and 400 000 dollars. Architects Townes and Page present eight and nine story options to fit on the east side of the current building. Officials expect to vote bonds only if valuations permit and will study plans further this afternoon.
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Potter County
Wm. C. Townes
Page and
Page
Austin
Paving bids to be opened at Amarillo session
Sealed proposals to construct 35 blocks of paving in Amarillo will be opened at the city commission meeting tonight. Bids cover different materials including a patented process not yet used in Amarillo. City Manager W N Durham says only minor items besides the paving bids will be discussed.
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Amarillo
City Commission
W. N. Durham
Durham
Tip leads to cash hidden in dog house
Fresno police report a man named Alex Roth, 24, at a local service station received a prank call claiming a stick-up was coming. The caller advised him to put two hundred dollars in the dog house, a tip Roth believed came from S. I. Garrett known as Jack, who audits the books.
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Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Alex Roth
Jack
Perkins and Wife On Trial at Orange
Testimony began in Orange Texas as N. E. Perkins and his wife Fannie Perkins face murder charges in the March 25 killing of Will C. White, a city policeman. A bid to quash the indictment due to a grand juror related to the dead man was denied, as was a change of venue. The judge ordered separate trials for the defendants.
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Associated Press
Orange
Tex
N. E. Perkins
Fannie Perkins
Will C. White
R. B. White
Richardson
Bootleggers Use Poison Gas In Police Confrontation
United Press reports bootleggers in Southern Maryland use poison gas in a clash with city officers. Deputy Sheriff David Jones of Prince Georges County says he was overcome when a rum runner released deadly fumes from his car exhaust during a chase near Washington.
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United Press
Washington
David Jones
Prince Georges’ County
Maryland
Here
Hoover Sees Strong Treasury Surplus At Year End
President Hoover projected a robust treasury surplus at fiscal year end as income tax receipts near 4 billion dollars and foreign government cash payments totaled 117 million. Officials noted the surplus could exceed 100 million with debt-reducing payments recorded as securities.
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Vna
Washington
Hoover
Treasury
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Mellon
Injunction Filed Over Great Plaine Oil Sale
Miles and Julian Bivins and Mrs. Mary Bivins sue to halt the sale of a Hutchinson County oil lease for 55000 or 55600 alleging improper election of directors and that the company holds 200000 shares, 63000 of which belonged to the late Lee Bivins. A temporary injunction was granted by Judge W E Gee with a permanent hearing set for Saturday.
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Hutchinson County
Miles
Julian Bivins
Mary Bivins
Bivins
Lee Bivins
W. E. Gee
Pharmacists Meet In Houston Today
Texas Pharmaceutical Association delegates gathered in Houston for the annual convention with the president Henry Hein of San Antonio delivering the opening address. Dr. E C Eberle of the American Pharmaceutical Association Tom Reach of Oklahoma City and Tatlee Turner of San Antonio spoke at the first business session. More than 500 delegates heard Mayor Monteith and Hein at the opening session.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Henry Hein
San Antonio
E. C. Eberle
American Pharmaceutical Association
Baltimore
Tom Reach
Oklahoma City
National Association of Retail Druggists
Tatlee Turner
Texas
Monteith
Hein
Senate Foreign Relations Panel Approves London Naval Treaty Vote
The Senate foreign relations committee agreed to vote next Monday on the London naval treaty. A motion to postpone until Hoover turns over confidential papers was rejected 13 to 4, a sign of a clear majority for the pact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Van Sweringens To Direct Missouri Pacific Affiliates
P S Van Sweringen of Cleveland and five associates won ICC approval to serve as directors of several railroad firms affiliated with or subsidiary to the Missouri Pacific system The Denver and Rio Grande Western Company was the key member of the group The Van Sweringens interests have just completed a majority stock acquisition in Missouri Pacific.
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Associated Press
Washington
P. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific System
Denver & Rio Grande Western Company
van Sweringen
Missouri Pacific
Miss Clark Heads to National Home Economics Meet
Miss Kora Clark, home demonstration agent for Potter County, will depart Friday night for Denver to attend the annual national convention of the Home Economics Association. The event opens Tuesday and runs through Saturday. she serves as secretary of the extension department of the national group.
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Kora Clark
Potter County
Denver
The
Home Economics Association
Miss Clark
National Association
Alleged Robber Held in Muskogee Identification Probe
R L Benton, sought in two states for robbery, was held by Sheriff Fred Hamilton in Muskogee Oklahoma to identify him in connection with the murder of David and George Smith of Sharon Connecticut.
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Muskogee
Okla
R. L. Benton
Fred Hamilton
David and
George Smith
Sharon Conn
Three executed for rioting at Acre Jail
News briefs report three men executed before noon at Acre Jail for participation in rioting last August. Despite Arab leadership and church support seeking reprieves, none were granted. The item accompanies other items from Newark New Jersey primary coverage and national banking reform bill introduction.
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Acre
Chicago Moves to Crush Gang Rule After Slaying of Lingle
Public indignation over the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Jake Lingle leads to the resignation of Police Commissioner William Russell. The grand jury is urged by Judge Normoyle to probe politico gang ties and crime profits, with State's Attorney Swanson directing. Acting commissioner John H. Alcock issues special order rescinding late reassignments as the city braces for action.
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Chicago
William Russell
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Grand Jury
Normoyle
Criminal Court
John Stege
John A. Swanson
Pat Roche
Iron Man
John H. Alcock
Stege
Alcock
Pioneer Official Of Texas Is Dead
L. L. Sutton, an assistant attorney general for over 20 years, died in Austin after several weeks of illness from a stomach ailment. The attorney general’s office closed for the day and Governor Moody ordered the Capitol flag at half mast in his memory.
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Associated Press
Austin
L. ©. Sutton
Attorney General
Dan Moody
Capitol
Car Missing From 300 Block Taylor Street
E. O. Whitaker reported his Chevrolet roadster license 930 748 disappeared from the 300 block on Taylor last night at 11 55. Police had found no trace of the car as of today.
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E. O. Whitaker
Taylor
Local Worker Leaves Amarillo After Recovery
H. E. Carithers who arrived in Amarillo two months ago to work at Montgomery Ward will return tonight to Danville Illinois after six weeks at Northwestern hospital where he was treated for a nervous breakdown.
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Amarillo
Montgomery Ward
Danville
Northwestern Hospital
Little Expected Monday Return Of City Veterinarian
Dr. E W Little city veterinarian and dairy inspector returns from a California vacation by Monday. The official is known for oversight of local dairy health and animal care.
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Little
E. W. Little
California
Docket Ahead in City Court for Drunkenness and Traffic Violations
Two men charged with drunkenness and three others charged with traffic violations were scheduled to appear before Corporation Judge Br. E. Wheeler this morning. The listing shows a routine docket in the city court with various minor offenses pending.
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BR. E. Wheeler
Blind veteran Schall leads in Minnesota Senate primary
Thomas D. Schall, blind veteran of 15 years in Congress and now finishing his first Senate term, leads the Republican nomination race in Minnesota as results show him ahead of Gov. Theodore Christianson. Ernest Lundeen leads the Farmer-Labor contest with Knud Wefald as a rival, while Einar Hoidale runs unopposed for the Democratic ticket.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Thomas D. Schall
United States Senate
Schall
Senate
Theodore Christianson
Selb
John F. Selb
Christianson
Farmer-Labor
Hoidale
Floyd B. Olson
Farmer-Laborite
Porter Arrested in Possession of Liquor for Sale
Chas. Smith a local hotel porter was arrested by the sheriff last night and charged with possessing liquor for sale.
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Chas. Smith
Sheriff's Department
First Public Drawing in Hidalgo County Sets 50 Candidates
Election officials faced eligibility disputes as they prepared to seek an AG ruling. Hidalgo County held its first publicly attended drawing in years, certifying 50 candidates by the Democratic executive committee, the largest Hidalgo has seen. Henry drew first on the ballot with Sheppard second, in a race involving Senator Sheppard, co author of the 18th Amendment.
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Senator Sheppard
Markets Report From KC and Surrounding Livestock Hubs
Kansas City and Chicago market wires show Hogs and Cattle trading unevenly with price drops in many classes. Regional figures list top hogs around 9.70 and cattle near 9.75 to 12.75, with calves, sheep, and stockers also reported amid dull to mixed demand. Major hubs include East St Louis and Fort Worth with similar volatility and bottoms near 7.50 to 10.50 for various classes.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
E. ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
Fort Worth
New York and New Orleans Cotton and Market News Briefs
Cotton and grain futures show early gains and later volatility as July and October contracts move higher on improved cables and weather outlooks. Chicago wheat and corn trend up with Liverpool support while New York stocks rally then drift amid renewed selling. oil prices and corporate results add pressure and mixed signals.
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Liverpool Dispatches
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