Browning of Love Fame Stricken As He Slips Toward Death
New York June 25 Daddy Browning a once famous social figure and benefactor to young women is reported dying in a hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. His left side is paralyzed and doctors say there is no hope. Browning famed for catapulting Fra nces Heenan and others to prominence through questionable adoptions faces a long decline surrounded by lawsuits and wealth.
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New York
Feward B
Daddy
Browning
Broadway
Mary Louise Spns
Frances Heenan
E. Daddy
Peaches
Jan Garber Orchestra at Baker Hotel Dallas Prices
Music and dance lovers in Amarillo and the Panhandle can see Jan Garber's Orchestra for low prices. Garber's Orchestra plays at the Baker Hotel in Dallas tonight and tomorrow night with admission at 2.50 per person. Dance admission here Wednesday is 1.50 per person. Concert tickets sell for 1.40 and 0.35 dollars, and a second ticket is given with every 1 ticket.
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The
Panhandle
Jan Garber
Garber
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Notable Nazi Banker Heroically Escapes Arrest
On Hitler's appointment as chancellor Hjalmar Schacht was Reichsbank head. Steel was arrested and sent to a concentration camp but escaped to England and then to America. He later contributed to American magazines.
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Hjalmar Schacht
Hitler
Steel
England
America
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Gathright at San Jacinto Church
Funeral rites for Mrs. Cordie Gathright were held at 10 oclock this morning at the San Jacinto Baptist Church with Rev. J H Bradley conducting. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Gathright, wife of J O Gathright of 801 Virginia Street, died Saturday.
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Cordie Gathright
San Jacinto Baptist Church
J. H. Bradley
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hutchinson County Rally Set at Whittenburg Church
Candidates for county office gather at Whittenburg Methodist Church in Borger Tuesday evening for a political rally. A number of speeches will be heard as county voters anticipate a heated election, followed by an ice cream supper served by the Missionary Society.
Esseg Air Show Crash Kills Eight, Injures Thirteen
An out of control airplane crashed into a crowd at the Esseg aerial circus, killing eight spectators and injuring thirteen, as spectators watched the display.
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Zagreb
Serbia
Esseg
Nine Chinese Girls Perish in River Pact Death
Shanghai dispatch reports nine Chinese girls aged 13 to 19 tied together and leaped into the river near Hewian Funkien Province, all drowned. Vernacular press blames unrequited love as the motive.
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Shanghai
Hewian
Funkien
Garber Concert Offers Free Ticket With Each $1 Seat
The Jan Garber orchestra will perform at the Municipal Auditorium with a two ticket offer for downstairs seats: buy one dollar seat and receive a free adjacent ticket. Balcony seats are 40 and 35 cents with no free tickets. A dance follows at the Nat with $1.50 admission. Garber’s Yeastroamers will be heard on radio prior to the concert.
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Municipal Auditorium
Garber
Pacific Coast
Dallas
WFAA
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Yeastroamers
Hermit Killer Eludes Posse in Woodland Area
In Wolcott Connecticut on June 25 a 65 year old hermit killer John Crowe slipped through Wolcott woods after killing Clarence Yuskis Jr 22 and Julius Karvauskas 40 and wounding Mrs Yuskis. Crowe fled to his shack as a posse with machine guns and tear gas bombed the area. Bloodhounds were brought from Litchfield to track him.
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Conn
John Crowe
Wolcott Woods
Crowe
Clarence Yuskis, Jr
Yuskis
Julius Karvauskas
Litchfield
Sam Shotwell Dies At Home In Canyon
Sam A Shotwell 82 a Panhandle resident died at his Canyon home yesterday afternoon Funeral services are set for 10 am tomorrow at the Canyon Methodist Church with Rev J O Quattlebaum officiating Burial will be in Dreamland Cemetery Griggs-Thompson directing Survivors include five sons five daughters three brothers and two sisters R L Shotwell McAllen S A Shotwell Jr Los Angeles P E Shotwell Breckenridge H E Shotwell Perryton F W Shotwell Pampa Daughters include Mrs W A Evans Mrs Ed Amey Amarillo Mrs W J Hill Bushland Mrs M R Leather man Dallas and Mrs W H Carr Hereford Brothers named Joe Jim Shotwell Gainesville George Shotwell Dallas Mrs Ella Ballam Fort Worth Mrs Arthur Bodel Dallas
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Sam A. Shotwell
The
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Canyon
Methodist Church
J. O. Quattlebaum
Dreamland Cemetery
Griggs-Thompson
R. L. Shotwell
McAllen
S. A. Shotwelll
Joe
Jim Shotwell
Gainesville
George Shotwell
Dallas
Ella Ballam
Fort Worth
Arthur Bodel
Burglars Target Amarillo Cafe for Cash Register Theft
Thieves raided the John and John Cafe at 520 West Sixth Avenue in Amarillo between 2 and 6 this morning. They took a cash register valued at 75 dollars containing 6 dollars and a slot machine. The cafe is run by John Mathis and John Herndon.
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Amarillo
John
West Sixth Avenue
John Herndon
John Mathis
Two Killed When Airplanes Collide in Rutland
In Rutland Vermont a mid air collision at the new municipal airport killed pilot William H McMullen 32 and R L Oakes 30 of the Aerial Exploration Company Roosevelt Field New York. Their Bellanca cabin monoplane collided with a National Guard biplane piloted by Captain Herbert A Mills of Hartford Connecticut who escaped.
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U.P.A
New Municipal
William H McMullen
R. L. Oakes
Aerial Exploration Company
Roosevelt Field
New York
National Guard
Herbert A. Mills
Hartford
Tug of War Opens in Nazi Catholic Issue
Berlin reports a conflict between the Nazi regime and Catholic prelates over the Reich concordat interpretation. The talks focus on which Catholic societies receive state protection under article 31 and the regime’s demand that Catholic groups adapt to its ideals. Bishop Nicholas Bates urged Catholics to follow Christ as their only Fuehrer. Bullcroft Colliery in Yorkshire will supply free milk to miners.
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Christ
Nicholas Bates
Hitler
French Police Guard After Clashes Nationwide
Police tightened measures after violent protests in several cities over the weekend. Arrested demonstrators from Lorient and elsewhere faced prompt trial, with possible jail terms if convicted. In Meriel near Paris four gendarmes were injured in clashes with Communists. Lorient saw about one hundred hurt as protesters barred a wall and faced police charges, later dispersed by firemen using hoses.
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Lorient
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Meriel
Contempt Case Judge Imposes Jail Term on Oil Man Locke
Judge Bryant sentences Locke and his company for violating an injunction aimed at proration violators. Locke remains jailed pending appeal. bond and further procedures await court action. Authorities hail the ruling as a major step in controlling the petroleum pool.
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Bryant
Railroad Commission
Locke
Alberta premier Brownlee suit for seduction called
The trial of a suit charging John E. Brownlee, Alberta premier, with seduction of Vivian MacMillan, 19 year old stenographer and daughter of a railway engineer, opened today in Edmonton. Allan MacMillan, her father and former Edson mayor, is a party. Unstated damages sought.
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Alta
John E. Brownlee
Alberta
Vivian Mac- Millan
Allan Mac- Millan
Edson
No Nine-Lived Cats Found in County Jail
A Potter County jail reports two accidental cat deaths in two months. The first, a seven story fall, and the second from asphyxiation after fumes from insect spray. A jail trusty inadvertently killed Tom while spraying bunks. a black cat remains, safe near the kitchen.
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Potter County
Gib Landis
Tom
Five Days Remain To Pay Delinquent Taxes
Potter County taxpayers have five days left to settle delinquent taxes without penalties. Miss Jewell Davidson, the county tax collector, announced a moratorium on penalties and interest expires Saturday, with penalties under the old law to be reinstated after. The tax office will stay open until midnight Saturday to accept payments.
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Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Miss Davidson
R. D. Davies Rites Planned in Amarillo
Funeral services for 78 year old Amarillo insurance man R. D. Davies, who died Friday, will be held at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon at Griggs Funeral Chapel. Rev. F A Foater will conduct. Pallbearers include W D Moreland, Guy Creamer, John M Wise, Cecil O'Brien, Claude LeNevve and John P Mathes. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Amarillo
Griggs
F. A. Foater
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
W. D. Moreland
Guy Creamer
John M. Wise
Cecil O'Brien
Claude LeNevve
John P. Mathes
Memorial Park Cemetery
True Rites Leader Dr True Dies After Car Crash Injuries
Dr True a longtime Amarillo figure who helped organize the county and city government died after a car crash near Farwell. He suffered head injuries and a weakened heart hastened his decline, with doctors stating the accident was not the direct cause. The 1887 organizer had endured a long public career despite mobility limits.
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Amarillo
True
Dr. True
Outlaw Stanton Sought in New Mexico and Texas Hunt
Authorities pursue Ed Stanton and three other escaped prisoners from Lubbock County jail across the Texas New Mexico line. They are traced near Roosevelt and Curry counties in New Mexico with sightings in Clovis Portales and possible hideouts near Carlsbad. Stanton previously hid in Lincoln County and near Ramon while awaiting trial for Sheriff Mosely’s killing.
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New Mexico
Perchmouth Stanton
Lubbock County
Roosevelt
Curry Counties
Texas-New Mexico State Line
Clovis and
Portales
N. M
Stanton
Carlsbad
Lincoln County
Ramon
Cedar Hills
Glenn Hunsucker
Amarillo
Tulsa
J. M. Mosely
Swisher County
Lee Pebworth
Roosevelt County
Harve Bolin
Pebworth
Hunsucker
Fort Worth
Educational toys favored by New York parents
June 25 reports from the Toy Association of the U S A show parents demand toys with educational value this season. Contemporary setting games and building or creating toys are the most popular according to the association.
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New York
Toy Association of the
Association
Half Minute Interviews On Civic Plans And Fears
Otho Thompson backs the Junior Chamber of Commerce plans as they shape up. Ed Spann reports April fire losses more than doubling last year due to careless behavior. Dr FE Reedy says statesmen could fix government in 30 days. Perry Blackburn recalls warnings about owning gold. George Hammock credits safeguards protecting millions of small depositors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ed Spann
FE. H. Reedy
C. J. Lane Services Set For Tuesday Morning
Last rites for C. J. Lane will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at Polk Street Methodist Church conducted by Dr. J. T. Mc Clure. The body lies in state today at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. Mr Lane owned Lane Ice Cream Company died Friday night in a local hospital. He lived at 1719 Jackson Street. Funeral delayed until arrival of a son from Long Beach. Survivors include widow Mary C. Lane and four sons Ben J Dan David and Albert all of Amarillo.
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J. T. McClure
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Lane
Lane Ice Cream Company
Jackson Street
Long Beach
Calif
Mary C. Lane
Ben J
Dan
David
Albert
Amarillo
Potter County Young Democrats Hold Post Rally Dance
CAUCUS leader Tom Seay announces a banquet and dance at Roseland Dance Palace after an All Panhandle rally for Senator Small. County and district candidates speak during the intermission. Tickets cost 1 dollar for the banquet and dance, 50 cents for dance only, with sales at Capitol Hotel and Roseland. reservations via Mr. Seay at 7675.
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Tom Seay
Potter County
Senator Small
Roseland Dance Palace
Young Democrats
Mr. Seay
Capitol Hotel
Roseland
Senator Small Campaign Rally Moves Through Texas Cities
The campaign stops include Amarillo Lubbock Plainview and Big Spring with Senator Small addressing law enforcement and gambling issues He criticizes rivals Allred Hunter and McDonald while noting Hughes and Witt trail The Wellington band and visiting bands join the Tri State Fair events as the campaign extends through the week.
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John Sturgeon
Pampa
Gray County
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo
Rogers
Wellington
Deskins Wells
Texas
Small
Mr. Wells
James Mahan
Childress
Odds Caraway
Clarendon
A. C. Johnson
Dalhart
Mel Davis
Clyde Warwick
Canyon
Herbert Dysart
Plainview
Senator Small
Lubbock
South Plains
Lamesa
Big Spring
Abilene
James V. Allred
Tom Hunter
C. C. McDonald
Maury Hughes
Edgar Witt
Postponed Amarillo Horse Show Dates Announced Soon
Tri-State Fair Association president Wilbur Hawk says the Amarillo Horse Show, moved from July 3 and 4 to mid July, will have exact dates revealed within a week. He cites clashes with Palo Duro State Park opening Anvil Park Rodeo and a Wichita Falls horse show.
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Wilbur ©. Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
Hawk
Palo Duro State Park
Anvil Park
Wichita Falls
New Hampshire Clam Bake Delights Local New Englanders
The New Hampshire society hosted a clam bake inviting most locals after a special express car delivered clams and lobster. President Roosevelt’s notes to his chiefs amuse the men with quips, while Under Secretary Tugwell receives a congratulatory note calling him out as a “dirt farmer.”
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New Hampshire Society
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Agriculture
Senate
Eight men named by Billy Richardson in herding case
Sheriff Hoffman's account describes a white mob attacking a black man after a Saturday dance. The assailants forcibly damaged the man's home, then abducted him and another black man about a mile from the scene. one man slapped, another possibly named Henry Walls. Suspects listed: William Peel Elijah Peel Louis Garner John A Gibson Glenn Warren Henry Sherrill John Hewlet Gibson.
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Wilkerson
Hoffman
Henry Walls
William Peel
Elijah Peel
Louis Garner
John A. Gibson
Glenn Warren
Henry Sherrill
John Hewlet Gibson
Billy Richardson
Midwestern Storm Packs Power Across Three States
Severe storms ripped through Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois with 60 mph winds destroying small buildings breaking crops and toppling trees and poles. Youth Robert Warfield 16 survived after clinging to a capsized boat as two companions perished. Wilfred Hall and wife died in Fox Lake and other drownings reported including Aden Singleton 7 Max Roberts 16 and Jack Johnson 10. A dance hall fire from lightning caused 500 partygoers to flee near Mundelein and lakefront damage occurred at Lake Geneva. A separate note reports a protest over Dr John R Brinkley running for governor on the Republican ticket in Kansas due to residency questions.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Robert Warfield
Joseph Kuhns
Allen F. Thomas
Wilfred E. Hall
Lake County
Fox Lake
Pistakee Bay
Verland Ayre
Marshfield
Wis
Washington
Lake Geneva
Cotton and grain mixed trading from New Orleans and Kansas City
Cotton opened firm in New Orleans with gains up to seven to ten points before easing slightly. Kansas City hogs and cattle prices showed mixed moves, futures drifted with uneven demand, and a dim New York Stock Letter reflected a dull overall market with small advances in select issues amid sparse news.
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New Orleans
Longs
New York
Chespair
Meatacking Co
Equity
Derby Favorite Baby Wrack Leads Busy Political Day
Interest in the Democratic primary drew crowds on Political Day as Baby Wrack, a 6 year old chestnut mare owned by C E Wilson, topped the stands for The Derby with a $300 purse. Potentate, a well liked local thoroughbred, followed in the field. Officials of the Tri State Fair sponsor said plans for next fall’s meeting would be finalized this week and work to improve the next running would begin immediately after today’s close.
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Baby Wrack
C. E. Wilson
Potentate
Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs
An old style medical advertisement urges cautious use of harsh drugs to protect kidneys and bladder. It promotes cystex as a doctor’s prescription remedy claiming quick relief within 15 minutes, soothing irritated tissues and backing a money back guarantee on return of the package.
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