Global unrest and U S Mexico tensions in era
The article surveys crises from Africa to China, noting Abd-El-Krim’s rebellion, European and American reactions, and tensions in North America. It contrasts air power versus ground fighters, laments ongoing wars, and touches on Ford’s critique of Sherman acts and calls for fair trade, high wages, and quality.
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Africa
Abd-El- Krim
France
Spain
Turkey
Mohammedans
North
Abd-Fl-Krim
South America
North American
United States
Mexico
Sally's Fair Appearance Noted for June 22
Weather notes show yesterday's temperatures ranged from 89 to 68 degrees by 1 PM, compared with 92 and 60 a year ago. The item asks what has become of Sally and states she will be at the Fair on June 22.
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Sally
Grant fights death after attack before hanging
Bernard Grant, wounded in a knife attack by Walt er Krauser, undergoes a delicate surgery at Bridewell Hospital as doctors say he may recover in time to continue appealing his death sentence for the alleged murder of policeman Ralph Souder. Krauseawaits new trial in jail, hurling threats as Grant faces an attempted execution set for July 4.
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United Press
Chicago
Bernard Grant
Bridewell Hospital
Walter Krauser
Grant
J. W. Anderson
Frank Jirks
Ralph Souder
Kraused
State Supreme Court
Mysterious KC Marriage Tangles Family Ties
Miss Ruth Davis wed her step brother A. J. Stormfeltz in Kansas City. The union makes Ruth both daughter and daughter in law to Stormfeltz, while his father is her mother's second husband. The senior Stormfeltz becomes father in law and step father, and Mrs Stormfeltz is both mother in law to her daughter and to her stepson.
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United Press
Kansas City
Ruth Davis
A. J. Stormfelitz
Stormfeltz
Miss Davis
Showers Boost Panhandle Crops Across the Region
Heavy showers drenched the Panhandle with a record one inch at Miami and another deluge between Tulsa and Happy. Crops and ranges are reported in fine shape across the Panhandle after days of showers.
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Panhandle
Miami
Tulsa
Happy
Amarillo Masons to Hold Joint Installation Night
Amarillo Lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Amarillo Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Amarillo Council Royal and Select Masters meet at the Masonic Hall Wednesday at 2 o'clock for joint installation J M Webb to be worshipful master M L Fuller high priest and Ira Brown thrice illustrious master all Blue Lodge Masons invited to attend the ceremonies in chapter and council.
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Amarillo
Heat Prostration Fatality Reported in Personville
Mrs John Durette aged 27 died of heat prostration at Personville near Mexia Texas on June 20 marking the season’s first fatality.
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Mexia
Tex
John Durette
Personville
Here
Clemency Totals Rise Under Governor Ferguson
Gov Miriam A Ferguson increased her clemency total to 531 for the week and issued 58 pardons. Among the mercy actions were 13 murder cases, including John Wittchison Harris County and Isaac Lumpkin Burleson, with 128 full pardons and 293 conditional pardons on the roll.
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United Press
Austin
Miriam Aerguson
James I. Ferguson
John Wvittchison
Harris County
Isaac Lumpkin
Burleson
William Barnes Jasper
Donald Gafford Victoria
Mike Peters
el Paso
Alt Williams
Liberty
Felix Brown
Brazos
Obed McAlister
Brown
Percy Coleman
Ellis
Gun Club Reorganized With William Devers President
William Devers was named president of the Amarillo Gun Club at a special meeting. Jack Dooley moved to Indianapolis, with J. M. Holland as vice president Charley Hoppin as secretary treasurer and A M Ludden as field marshal. Plans include weekly Thursday shoots and trophies for the Chris Kiser event and a silver trophy. The club invites trapshooting enthusiasts from nearby towns to join.
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William Devers
Amarillo Gun Club
Jack Dooley
Indianapolis
J. 9. Holland
Charley Hoppin
A. M. Ludden
Chris Kiser
Globe Well Flows 100 Million Feet Of Gas At Shamrock
The Globe Oil Company well in Shamrock is reported to be producing over 100 million cubic feet of gas daily. The well lies about 2,110 feet deep with plans to drill deeper. The Shamrock field shows rising interest and several new locations are expected soon.
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Shamrock
Globe Oi Company
Magnificent Capitol Borne From La Follette’s Vision
Madison dispatch describes Robert M. La Follette lying in state in the $7,500,000 state capitol he conceived. The article notes the Capitol Hill building, inspired by his plan to replace the burned old capitol, and highlights monuments, portraits, and the epitaph “The will of the people is the law of the land.”
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LA Follette
United Press
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Capitol Hill
Venice
la Foilette
Panhandle's Baby Town Christened in Flagg
In a Panhandle festival at Flagg on June 20 crowds gathered to christen the region’s newest city. A big building windmill and barbecue pit marked the site as 2,500 residents celebrated, with speeches from Cal C. T. Heevin and Col. Ernest O. Thompson pledging Panhandle and Amarillo support.
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Flagg
Flagg Ranch
Panhandle
Colonel Herring
Henry Anstey
Amarillo Globe
Cal. C
Lage
Amarillo
Oslo Seeks Amundsen Return in Ice-Battered Plane
Pressey Oslo hopes Amundsen returns by air route after his plane was damaged. The Norseman may repair the craft that brought him from Spitsbergen to Oslo. Norwegian joy includes praise for Lincoln Hilsworth, an American who aided in the rescue of Lief Lietvishsen and Oscar Omhdahl near the pole.
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Pressey
Oslo
Norway
Aepital
Amundsen-Ullawerth
Amwyn- Ysen
Spitabergen
Lincoln Hilsworth
Lief Lietvichsen
Oscar Omhdahl
Pole
Shamrock oil field sale transfers 1360 acres to Midwest Exploration
Jim Whittington sells 1 360 acres of Shamrock leases including two producing wells and two drilling sites to Midwest Exploration of Denver for a price reported above 80 000. Whittington plans to develop remaining Shamrock holdings as the pioneer in the field, with a possible refinery project anticipated by buyers.
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Jim Whittington
Shamrock
Midwest Mixploration Company
Denver
Whittington
Whittington No
Mid-Continent
City Buys Word Site for Water Supply Near Amarillo
Amarillo purchased nine and a half sections of the Word ranch eighteen miles from the city for its water supply. The deal carried an optional payment of $20 per acre totaling $121,600 with $17,500 already paid on the option. Commissioner No. 1 Charley Fick dissented as J. N. Beasley, water board acting chairman, resigned saying the move was a colossal mistake after a stormy all day session.
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Amarillo
Charley Fick
J. N. Beasley
Water Board
Big tract of range land under plow near Hereford
Special to The Globes Hereford June 20. The Old Shobe and Horrigan tract of about 4000 acres west of Hereford is being broken into small tracts for colonization and planted to row crops. The Elwoodes of Plainview bought the land with plans to colonize nearly 4900 acres. About 26,000 acres in Hereford trade territory are being planted to cotton and grain sorghums this spring. In city matters, water rate bids and a land purchase dominated a lengthy Hereford city commission meeting with heated exchanges and resignations. The Kiersted plan faced questions as the McDonald Layne and Bowler proposal lingered.
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Shobe and Horrigan
Hereford
Deaf Smith
McDonald, Layne and Bowler Company
Kiersted
Bivins
McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Wordland
MacMillan Leads Arctic Expedition From Wiscasset
Commander Donald B. MacMillan launches his two vessels the Peary and Bowdoin from Wiscasset Maine for an Arctic expedition toward unknown northlands. He expresses confidence in his crew and notes the voyage aims for a peak of achievement likely by late September return.
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Macmillan
Northland
Wiscasset
United Press
Tthia
Sleepy Island
Sheepscott River
Donald B. MacMillan
Maine
Bowdoin
Epworth League Convention Heads to Amarillo
Epworth leaguers of the Northwest Young Peoples Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meet in Amarillo from Monday to Friday for their annual convention. About 500 delegates are expected from across Northwest Texas with sessions at Polk Street Methodist church and morning through daylong programs. Local leagues host, with Missionary Society women serving noon meals and city development officials aiding a Marding ranch picnic. speakers include Dr W Horn of Texas Tech and Dr K King, a recent Voland missionary.
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Epworth Leaguers
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Epworth
Texas
Polk Street
Ladies Missionary Societes
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Marding Ranch
Cape May Pier Collapse Injures Forty Veterans
Cape May New Jersey June 16 Forty members of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Veterans association were injured when a Municipal pier section collapsed during a life saving exhibition. Eighty people fell about forty feet into shallow water. most were elderly with broken limbs, cuts or bruises. Relief trains carried injured to Philadelphia hospitals.
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Cape May
N. J
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Veterans’ Association
Municipal Pier
Veterans
Veterans’ Association
Philadelphia
Officers Exchange Fire Mistaking Moonshiners Near Huntington
Two men were killed and a third gravely wounded when state and federal prohibition officers fired on each other from opposite sides of a hill near Huntington West Virginia. The incident occurred as they mistook one another for moonshiners during a staged operation.
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Huntington
W. Va
Tornado damages tiny Garzar structures. no injuries reported
A small tornado swept over Garzar late today demolishing a concrete store and damaging several other buildings. No injuries were reported. The town is cited with local businesses referenced in the readable text.
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Garzar
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