Kansas City and Chicago Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Market rundown across major midwestern hubs with cattle calf and hog prices. Kansas City, Chicago, Oklahoma City, Wichita, Fort Worth, and St Louis report varied moves, top bids, steady to higher trends, and notable price levels for steer, heifer, veal, sow, and lamb categories.
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Kansas City
Cattl
Texas
Colorado
Chicago
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kans
Fort Worth
ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
Free-for-all as San Antonio Republicans clash at meeting
In a Bexar county Republican executive committee session, fist fights halted proceedings then allowed continuation with four peacekeepers present. Harry M. Wurzbach narrowly defeated R. B. Creager backed forces, amid a shouting match over a minority report. Several injured, a revolver drawn but not fired, riot squad restored order. Wurzbach allies later unseated 37 committee members and filled vacancies.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Bexar County
Republican Executive Committee
Harry M. Wurzbach
Gressional
R. B. Creager
Texas
Wurzbach
Creager
Committee On
Holzhuber
A. A. Luter
Holzschuher
A. M. Gray
Hereford Delegation Arrives In 300-Strong Parade
Hereford arrived at 11 o clock this morning with a parade headed by the chamber of commerce band. The delegation traveled in automobiles, a300 strong, and established headquarters at the Regent.
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Hereford
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
The
Regent
Cotton and commodity market notes from New York Chicago
The report surveys cotton seed oil prices and futures with July October December gains and later slight declines, plus general prices for poultry eggs butter potatoes and bonds. It cites foreign exchange and Treasury yields and notes unsettled market tones amid varied regional quotes and commodities activity.
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New York
Six Jurors Named in Houston Death Trial at Belton
Six jurors were selected in the trial of W. S. Houston of Somerville for the death of Garrett White of Somerville. The court adjourned for luncheon in Belton on June 22. One juror disclosed past Klan membership but said it had lapsed.
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Houston
Belton
W. S. Houston
Somerville
Houston Ia
Garrett White
Maas 28 Aday Named GOP Nominee in Minnesota Race
The Associated Press reports in St Paul that 28 year old Melvin J Maas won the fourth district GOP nomination and favors modification allowing light wines and beers. Gov Theodore Christianson was renominated, defeating Minneapolis Mayor George E Leach.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Congress
Theodore Christianson
Melvin J. Maas
Christianson
George E. Leach
Minneapolis
Magnus Johnson
United States
Tom Davis
Johnson
Maas
Oscar F. Keller
Keller
Fred A. Snyder
Prohibition
Snyder
Mrs Ferguson Appeals to Women in Texas Campaign
Gov Miriam A Ferguson argues in Rockdale that marriage should not bar women from office and calls for equal suffrage in a broad appeal to sisters, mothers, wives, and daughters. She maintains she has kept her promises and urges voters to support her bid for a second term.
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Associated Pre
Rockdale
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
People of
Texas
Grace Perdue dies after brief illness at 20
Grace Virginia Perdue 20 wife of B P Perdue died at a local hospital after a brief illness. She leaves her husband three children and her parents and siblings. Funeral services will be held at First Baptist church Wednesday with pallbearers named. burial in Cres Cemetery.
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Grace Virgina Perdue
B. P. Perdue
Ruth Virginia
Doris M
William
Mra
W. J. Atterbury
Atterbury
Dulles
A. G. Atterbury
Amarilla
Wilard Bith
Mre
Jesen A. Rogers
Jenny Pinkerton
Mies Adrienne Atterbury
Amarilie
Woman Hurt In Traffic Monday To Recover
A local woman injured in a Monday traffic incident is expected to recover. Details are limited but authorities say she is receiving treatment and is not in critical condition.
Vast Women’s Eucharistic Congress At Soldier Field
Chicago crowds fill Soldier Field for the second public session of the eucharistic congress on women’s day. Archbishop Palica conducted the pontifical mass as 15 000 women choir members sang with 5 000 hooded nuns. Tens of thousands arrived early for the outdoor service.
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Chicago
America
Joseph Palica
Filippi
Rome
Vito Carnevali
Rotary Club Plans Dinner for Visitors
A special luncheon of the Amarillo Rotary club is arranged for tomorrow noon at the Amarillo Hotel to protect visiting Rotarians attendance records. About fifty guests have made reservations. The program begins at 12 o clock.
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Amarillo
Winners Named in My Home Town Contests Across Texas
Contest winners include Miss Mildred Marshall Quanah Carl Mount Cisco Thelma Coffey Electra. Prizes totalling $300 were presented by donors from San Antonio and a generous Texan. The session featured invocations solos and talks on education highlighting the value of education and biblical study.
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Texas
Mildred Marshall
Quanah
Carl Mount
Cisco
Thelma Coffey
Electra
Thomas M. Etheridge
San Antonio
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
Margaret Doorley
Dalhart
James A. White
Rule
G. A. Richardson
Roswell
W.F. Mellvain
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Cave
Ethridge
Wayne Cook
Big Spring
Dorothy Boewell
San Angelo
Phifer Eastinck
Clarendon
Edgar Poe Woodward
Stenton
Hubert Hopper
Lubbock
William Sewell
Eastland
K. V. Ineky
Pleydada
Florence Pine
Burns Detective Agency to Visit Here Immediately
Barns, head of the Burns Detective Agency, plans to establish an office in the southern district. He asserts readiness to proceed and expects local officials to cooperate as he seeks to open immediate offices with proper staff and space.
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Burns Detective Agency
TM. Barns
M Barns Detective Agency
Pres
Vipal Southwrstere
Aumarille
Corte
Louisiana House Passes Anti Evolution Bill
The Louisiana house approved an anti evolution bill sponsored by Rep S O Shat tuck of Calcasieu The measure would forbid teaching in state funded institutions of theories that man came from a lower order of animals and similar concepts.
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Baton Rouge
House of Representatives of
Louisiana
S. O. Shattuck
Calcasieu
Secretaries of Plains Country Hold Banquet
Porter A. Whaley, recently resigned as secretary of the West Texas chamber, was welcomed back as secretary-manager of the San Antonio organization at a banquet in the First Christian church. About 30 women, wives of civic officials, attended as speakers and greetings from East Texas were given by Eugene Blount of Nacogdoches.
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Porter A. Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
First Christian Church
Whaley
San Antonio
George Briges
Hastland
East Texas
Eugene Blount
Nacaddoches
D. S. Castle
Abilene
P. C. Bennett
Tulsa
Tom Miller
Dellas
Col. C. C. French
Fort Worth
John M. Cage
Texas Highway Commission
B. M. Whitaker
Gaston Foote
White Deer
Joe Wells
Dallas
Claude Simpson
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
W. N. Minter
Carlsbad
W. R. Arnold
Panhandle
H. E. Ferguson
Crowell
Merle Grover
Olney
H. O. Tatum
Edwards Thomas
Baird
Myron F. Ward
Cleburne
CC. T. Watson
Alice Phillips
Big Spring
Garnett Reeves
Lubbock
G. PD. Crabtree
Crosbyton
George Briggs
Eastland
Homer D. Wade
Ray Leeman
William A. Stone
M. E. Hayes
M. R. Martin
Tom L. Miller
Curtis Hancock
Breckenridge
F. N. Clifford
Haskell
Step on It Bawl From Busy Cop At Tenth Avenue
A lively police officer at Tenth and Fillmore directs traffic for the convention as he orders drivers to speed up with loud shouts. The piece notes 152 women serving in state legislatures nationwide, with Connecticut leading at 17.
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Tenth
Fillmore Streets
United States
Connecticut
Memphis Band Scores Honors On Appearance
The Gold Medal band of Memphis led by Paul James attracted 1,200 attendees as eleven cars arrived in Amarillo at 9 30 this morning. The marching group wore new uniforms with military helmets and gold lined capes and traveled down Polk to Seventh amid a strong city turnout. George Sager said Memphis backed Amarillo and the West Texas chamber of commerce and that 1 500 Memphians would welcome convention visitors.
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Memphis
Amarillo
Paul James
Polk
George Sager
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dumas Growth Surges as Moore County Oil Sparks Town Center
Anton Texas rapid growth linked to town planning by A O Duggan and rising activity in Moore County Dumas center of boom as Shamrock Petroleum prepares to drill east of town Major oil companies show interest boosting development around the square Moore County Townsite Co sells business lots with First National Bank of Amarillo as depository for company business
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Anton
Texas
South Plains
A. O. Duggan
Dumas
Moore County
Shamrock Petroleum Company
First National Bank of
Amarillo
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Bowes
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Mabel Tteer
Owe Gavbste
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Rotary Club
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For All
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