Move To Free Scarface From Prison
Philadelphia June 26 Attorneys for Alphonse Scarface Capone filed a writ of coram nobis in municipal court to seek reversal of his year sentence at Holmesburg prison. Judge John Walsh previously sentenced Capone and bodyguard Frank Cline for carrying concealed deadly weapons. The defense argues errors at arraignment justify the coram nobis action, a rare move in Pennsylvania for a misdemeanor case.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Alphonse
Scarface
Capone
Chicago
King
Holmesburgh
John Walsh
Frank Cline
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Air Features Tonight on Central Time Radio Listings
Radio schedules list programs in Central Standard Time with bands and orchestras. Entries include WARC New York WKRC WOHP WMAQ WOWS KMOX WSHPD WKIV and many others with show names like Orch Ales Olive Palmer Paul Oliver and Two Troupes with Ilpeice Hand.
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Associated Press
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Clear Channel
Viet
Maneci
W York
WADE
WKRC
KMOX
WSHPD
KOIL
KMRAC
WEAP
New York
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WHAI
Kap
WDAF
WAMB
KSTP
WTMS
Wam
WHAS
WMC
WHR
KWOO
KPRC
WOAL
WPRAA
Ilpeice Hand
Alee
KSD
WOW Wow
Rady Vallee
Hie
Dance Orchertrae
History will judge the nations focus on liquor and crime
Arthur Brisbane argues history will view the nation as misguided for prioritizing whiskey and crime while business thrives and wages rise. He notes 1925 price declines, workers earning 64 percent more than 1914, and total wages around sixty thousand million dollars annually with high finance taking a normal share.
Beauty Commercial Pro Fashion and Business Directory
Amarillo edition highlights beauty commercial ventures and professional services across the city. Includes profiles of salons, cosmetic retailers, and business listings with contact details, hours, and specialty offerings for residents and visitors.
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Commercial, Professional and Business Directory of
Amarillo
Nations join hunt for missing Spanish aviators
Five European governments plus Spain mobilize naval and air forces to search the Atlantic between Portugal and the Azores for Major Ramon Franco and three companions in a Dornier Wahl 16 that vanished after attempting to reach the United States. Hope fades as authorities believe a crash or forced landing occurred.
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Moody
United Preas
Madrid
Spain
Great Britain
Italy
Portugal
Atlantic
Azores
United States
Associated Press
Ramon Franco
England
Car stickers advertise Amarillo for touring motorists
The Amarillo chamber of commerce offers windshield stickers promoting Amarillo for travelers. Stickers are available through the Panhandle Auto Club, the Chamber, the American Automobile Club office at the Amarillo Hotel, and the city manager’s office. Also listed are local ads for rug cleaning, house repair, and a lumber company.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Panhandle Auto Club
The
American Automobile Club
Amarillo’ Hotel
Kellogg Pact Approved by Privy Council in Tokyo
In Tokyo the privy council under the emperor approved the Kellogg Anti War Pact. Count Michida, who signed the Paris agmt, resigned from the privy council. In Austin the Texas Senate defeated a $15000 salary cap for officials, breaking the vote.
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Tokyo
Privy Council
Associated Press
Count Mchida
Paris
United Press
Austin
Texas Senate
Barry Miller
Union music dance tonight at Natatorium
Three Southwest dance orchestras play for Amarillo Local 532 union hall event at Natatorium with Nordy Nordin’s Buccaneers Amarillo Pastimers and Joe Norman’s orchestra. A 7 30 parade leads from the hall area and a popularity contest may follow. Tickets from union members. Large crowd expected.
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Southwest
Amarillo
American Federation of Musicians
Dave Derden
The
Association of Musicians
Nordy Nordin
Buccaneers
Clyde Damph
Joe Norman
Norman
Jack Rathbun
Tri-State Fair Rodeo Tickets Go On Sale Monday
Ticket sale for the Tri-State Fair rodeo opens Monday at City Drug store. Rodeo runs July 3 4 5 at Texan ball park with 1600 reserved grandstand seats at 1 25 and 1200 box seats at 1 50 per performance. General admission sold at gates. Texan Park holds 7500 per show across six performances with bid twice daily exhibitions and flood lights for night shows.
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City Drug Store
Texan Ball Park
Texan Park
City Offices Move July 15 Amid Auditorium Reorganization
City offices and chamber of commerce will swap spaces and relocate by July 15. City manager W N Durham said the move excludes police and follows city board of equalization meetings July 8 to 10. The water and health departments were preserved after talks with the Chamber of Commerce.
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City Administration
Chamber of Commerce
W. N. Durham
City Board of Equalization
Police
Highway Department
Scout
Mrs Garre Wins First Women's City Golf Championship
Mrs W T Garre defeated Mrs Dell Love one up in the finals at River Drive to claim the George Lindsay championship trophy. The match remained tied until the eighteenth green, decided by the final putt. Love received a wrist watch from Mednick's Jewelry Store as runner-up.
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W. T. Garre
Dell Love
River Drive
George Lindsay
Love
Mednick’s
Dawes to wear plain dress at Queen Mary audience
London June 26 Ambassador Dawes known as Hell n Maria will shun silk knee breeches and patent leather shoes for his presentation to Queen Mary at Saint James Court tonight. He and his wife will attend in plain swallow tail evening dress, following no stated reason for breaking previous ambassadors’ attire traditions.
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Associated Press
London
Ambassador Dawes
Saint James Court
Hell 'N
Maria” Dawes
George Harvey
Alanson Houghton
Queen Mary
King George
Dawes
Spiked beer joints replace home brew dens in Amarillo
In Amarillo a new form of spiked beer appears as near beer vendors thrive while raids falter. Deputies report hidden alcohol in small containers used to add a kick, risking prosecution if discovered. The trend challenges enforcement and highlights dangers of concentrated alcohol in illegal mixes.
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Amarillo
Sheriff Seizes Home Brew and Equipment in Two Raids
Sheriff Bill Thompson and deputies conducted two raids capturing about 160 bottles of home brew 350 plus empties 20 gallons of mash and assorted equipment. At 2410 Northwest Third Street officers seized beer mash and gear with the head of the family in Dallas and no arrest for the woman. Another raid found a case of home brew hidden in a plane at 609 North Fillmore.
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Bill Thompson
Northwest Third Street
Dallas
North Fillmore
College vote set for July 16 on junior college district
Amarillo Independent School District trustees announced a July 16 election to decide on creating a junior college within the existing district. The plan would place the new college under the local school board and operate as part of the district’s school system. The board held a closed meeting to discuss the proposal and will not issue further statements before the vote.
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Amarillo Independent School District
No Change in Attitude on German Debt
Secretary Stimson stated there is no change in U S policy toward German reparations and officials will not participate in collecting reparations via the proposed international bank or by other means.
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China
Associated Press
Washington
Stimson
Robison says cooperation halted during Moody talk
A Houston area report says Governor Moody and Land Commissioner J T Robison clashed over selling university oil lands and threatened a legislative inquiry. Robison defended withdrawals from a one cent per acre fund used for reappraisal expenses and purchases, including an automobile, hospital costs, and a payment to his son.
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Associated Fresc
Austin
Moody
Dilley
J. T. Robison
Market University
Robison
Associated Prem
Dustin
General Land Office
House of Representatives
House
J. M. Robison
Houston
San Antonio
Seventy jailed in Memphis booze raid
Memphis authorities, led by Colonel A W Mays, arrested over 70 people in a major prohibition operation. Forty two federal agents served warrants, aiming to raise Memphis liquor prices to national levels. Prisoners face Jones Act prosecutions and possible padlocking in many cases.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
A. W. Mays
Louisville
Prohibition
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L. Day
Ross Hatcher
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