Sentenced on Four Charges in Kansas Robbery Case
Carnes Addington, 20, pleaded guilty to four charges of burglary grand larceny and first degree robbery tied to the Baker and Parsons Hardware burglary and kidnaping of three officers at Caldwell Kansas on April 30 He faces 10 to 21 years in the state penitentiary. Sheriff George T Allison said Addington was identified by V Warner as one of three men who robbed Citizens Bank at Arlington on April 30 of 1300 and he will plead guilty to that charge in Hutchinson.
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George T Allison
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Allison
Bee L. L. Richardson
Joe Anderson
State Highway Department
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Caldwell
Mitchell charges graft and lax inspections in maritime bureau
Washington June 21. Senator Commerce committee heard Ewing Y. Mitchell former assistant secretary of commerce allege dry rot and inefficiency in the Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat He claims steamboat inspectors took gratuities from ship operators and that fines for violations were not enforced He cites a Texas to West Indies voyage in May 1935 sailed with two propeller blades instead of four and says agents of the Sykes Brothers Steamship Co paid gratuities to inspectors at Ban Juan Puerto Rico.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Ewing Y. Mitchell
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Ban Juan
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Congress Drifts Through Muddy Political Waters
Washington dispatch details a Congress mired in discord as adjournment nears. Rivalries within Democrats over the New Deal surface alongside GOP efforts for unity. Roosevelt policies and court rulings shape a volatile landscape with long-term economic and social stakes. Senators Van denberg and Long feature among key voices in this evolving script.
Political Upheaval and New Deal Opposition Rise in 1936 Era
The piece surveys Republican criticisms of the Roosevelt administration over NRA, centralization fears, and regimentation charges. It notes Hoover’s renewed activity, Long’s share our wealth push, a wealth tax plan advance, and looming anti New Deal coalitions. Senators probe Mitchell’s charges as the White House pushes key bills and adjournment nears.
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Spectacular Bel Fast Greyhound Scandal Shocks Public
The Trish Coursing Club excluded Small York the winner and awarded the race to Rooske Prowler after a gasoline bath tragedy. Six starters saw Small York delayed at the start and then win by twelve lengths as bookmakers refused bets and officials demanded the controversial bath.
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Leland
Trish Coursing Club
Small York
Rooske Prowler
Modern girl trend shifts bridal color from white to gold
In England the so called modern girl rejects white bridal attire opting for gold pink blue or beige palettes. Westmins ter Cathedral saw Lady Blanche Beresford in a gold medieval frock with old lace while bridesmaids wore rose flame and green. Radio squad success at Scotland Yard cited for swift crime alerts and arrests, including auto thefts and riot duties.
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Westmint ‘S
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Richard Girouard
Scotland Yard
Buckingham Palace
Scotland
India
Slayer gulped poison in New York court scene
Peter Christ 32 pulled two poison tablets from coat lining in homicide court and swallowed them. The slayer killed his wife and wounded a man he accused of being her lover. His son witnessed the fatal events and Christ later announced the act to a newspaper office. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital as arraignment was postponed.
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New York
Peter Christ
Christ
AAA Wheat Man Here in Amarillo for Compliance Work
Guy A. Peterson associate agriculture economist for the AAA of Washington D C is in Amarillo today to aid in working out state wheat compliance reports. He is conferring with wheat men in the office of State Wheat Supervisor John R Edmonds and will remain here several days in connection with the work.
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Guy A. Peterson
AAA
Washington, D. C
Amarillo
John R. Edmonds
Special venire summoned for Davis murder trial on June 24
A venire of 100 men was summoned for the June 24 trial of Johnnie May Davis charged with killing Darl Everhart. Davis pleaded not guilty at arraignment in 47th District Court yesterday. The report notes people eat more nuts in cooler months due to calories and protein.
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Darl Everhart
Davis
47Th District
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