Large Educator Gathering Prepares for NEA Meet in Columbus
More than 25 000 educators plus scientists doctors and artists converge on Columbus for the National Education Association convention opening Sunday. The event features a giant July 4 pageant on Ohio’s development and a program titled Vital Values Education with noted speakers from Ohio State University Florida Atlanta and Washington among others. President Hoover invited yet will not attend.
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Columbus
National Education Association
Ohio
William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Florida
W. A. Sutton
Atlanta
S. M. N. Marrs
Austin
Texas
National Congress of Parent-Teachers
William F. McDowell
Washington
D. C
E. Ruth Pyrtle
Paul Dengler
Austro-American Institute of Education
Vienna
A. E Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
Bess Goodykoontz
U. S
A. O. Thomas
World Federation of Education Associations
Augusta
Howard Driggs
University of New York
Camillo Osias
Philippines
United States
Clare Soper
New Education Fellowship
London
N. C
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Liet. Co
U. S. Grant, II
Jose Padin
San Juan
Hugh Bradford
A. H. Reeve
National Federation of Home and School
Ira E. Robinson
William John Cooper
Ready for execution of three men case headline
In Kansas City on June 27 three condemned men await execution at Jackson County jail as guards patrol with machine guns and tear bombs. A scaffold stands ready to hang Carl Nasello, John ssino, and Tony Man giaracino the Home Trust bandits. Over 2,000 people gather while rumors of gangland attempts to free them spread through police headquarters.
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Jackson County
Carl Nasello
John @ssino
Tony
Mangiaracino
Home Trust
Happy” Smith
Three Foxes at Fourth Street Carnival Feature
The T. J. Tidwell Shows present Three Little Foxes at Fourth and Jefferson Streets under Veterans of Foreign Wars auspices. Major Fox Mother Fox and baby Louise Fox perform as a notable family act with Louise described as the only normal child among midget parents. The carnival runs nightly through Saturday.
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Baby Louise Fox
T. J. Tidwell
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Jefferson Streets
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
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Los Angeles
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Wall Street Highlights and Global Notes Across a Wide Field
The piece surveys Wall Street liquidity and speculation with 2 percent call money, notes big insurers could cut mortgage rates to spur building, and cites Uncle Sam’s surplus of 223 million amid wheat market moves. It reflects on character training, Kemal Ataturk’s Turkey modernization and a cloudburst, plus Folger Shakespeare Memorial in Washington funded by 10 million.
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Lumsden Hit By Hail and Rain Storm Sinking Boats
The fishing village of Lumsden, already damaged by last year’s tidal wave, was struck by a sudden hail and rain storm that sank thirty boats and killed three fishermen. Glass and roofs were flattened, hail stones described as ten pounds, and a message to the minister of posts noted the severity.
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Lumsden
Burin Peninsula
Senator Small Gains Support in Texas Regions
A Texas address by Senator Small drew backing from Clint Small and Senator Pink L Parrish of Lubbock amid claims of a graft prone state road bond plan. Telegrams from Berkely Shamrock Hill Wellington Corsicana Navarro County and McLean tout growing Small momentum as he heads to Hamilton Gatesville Grandbury after Stephenville.
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Clint Small
Pink L. Parrish
Lubbock
Small
Benjamin Franklin Berkely
Alpine
Guy Hill
Shamrock
Joe Hardy
Wellington
Small For Governor
Senator Small
C. C. Mc.Kinney
Cooper
Delta County
Wayne Howell
Corsicana
Navarro County
Panhandle
McLean
Stephenville
Hamilton
Gatesville
Grandbury
House delegate ill at sea and dies in Pittsburgh
The delegation member collapsed yesterday after a two month illness. He fell unconscious aboard a ship en route to London and was brought to Pittsburgh from Walter Reed Hospital on June 11. Death attributed to cirrhosis of the liver.
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London
Pittsburgh
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Mexico City crisis spurs safety assurances after deputy riot
In Mexico, Governor Almada returned to Chihuahua City by plane following a telegraph from Interior Secretary Rita Palacios promising safety and justice. President Ortiz Rubio’s chief of staff said an inquiry will probe Wednesday’s shooting in the chamber of deputies that killed Gabriel Jiminez, state police chief.
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Chihuahua City
C. Rita Palacios
Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Chamber of Deputies
Gabriel Jiminez
Amarillo Mayor Visits St Louis For Ballot Draw
Col. E. O. Thompson, mayor of Amarillo, is in St. Louis on business and will return in time for Monday night’s city commission session. The meeting will determine candidate name order on the ballot for the special election by lot draw.
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Amarillo
St. Louis
City Commission
Slayer of Sheriff Cornered in Iowa
Thirty Iowa National Guard troopers and local businessmen chased the automobile thief suspected of killing Sheriff Fred Sweet and Marshal Aaron Bailey. They moved toward North Liberty after officers said the suspect was cornered in a timber north of the town following the slayings.
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Washington
Iowa
Iowa National Guard
North Liberty
Fred Sweet
Aaron Bailey
Retention of German Solves Czech Language Problem
Prague reports that German remains widely used in Czechoslovakia, effectively addressing minority language concerns. German is taught as a second language, serves as a common tongue with neighboring states and foreign visitors, while Slovak is official in Slovakia. Government and commerce rely on German for practical communication amid a multilingual landscape.
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Czechoslovakia
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Divorce sought after downtown shooting incident
J. R. Nicholas, once wounded in an exchange with H. W. Hyde, files for divorce two weeks after discharge from hospital. He accuses Hyde of being the third party in a triangle, alleges his wife remarried bigamously, and asks the court to grant immediate custody of his three children, ages eight, ten, and twelve, now with his wife.
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J. R. Nicholas
Hyde
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Rock Island
Motor Thrills at Tri State Fair Park Next Sunday
A motorcycle exhibition at the Joy Ride in Tri State Fair park Sunday afternoon from 7 to 8 o clock features 10 to 15 riders under Amarillo Motorcycle Company direction. Daredevils include Lonnie Johnson Chester Grounds and Charles Cauer with no admission charge. Public invited. Joy Ride remains open before and after the program.
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Lonnie Johnson
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Charles Cauer
Filing for City Posts Ends Tonight
Four candidates announced for Amarillo city commission position No 2 in the July 2 special election. Only W N Twadell had filed by nightfall with petitions and five percent of last general election voters, 244, signed. Twadell’s petition, filed late Friday, lists 300 signatures.
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Amarillo
W. N. Twadell
Lela Krebs
Twaddell
City Court Burdens The City With Busy Morning
City court at city hall opened after a 24 hour lull as Judge R E Wheeler heard several arrests for traffic violations drunkenness and vagrancy. Police reports indicate the campaign against motorists operating lightless cars has reached its objective with no new lightless car arrests in days.
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State Registrar Visits Amarillo
Dr. W. A. Davis state registrar of vital statistics visited Amarillo city hall and met with the city health department. He showed interest in the June births and deaths report, which Miss Oral Largent will compile for the city in the coming days.
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Amarillo
Miss Oral Largent
Miriam Ferguson files initial campaign expense report
Mrs Miriam A Ferguson filed her first campaign expense account for governor showing expenditures of 382 32 and contributions totaling 171 in amounts between 1 and 50 True Strong reported 296 and Judge O S Lattimore 279 in their races for lieutenant governor and judge of the court of criminal appeals Arthur Mills led the field with 1215 in expenses for comptroller
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
True Strong
O. S. Lattimore
Court of Criminal Appeals
Arthur Mills
Samuels Papers Signed by Moody
Governor Moody issued a requisition on New York's governor for the return to Fort Worth of R. B. Samuels a former Texas National Bank official. Samuels is indicted by the Tarrant county grand jury for forgery and is confined in St. Luke's hospital in New York. The indictment accuses forging a Texas National Bank order for 15000 dollars on March 25, 1929.
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Moody Today
New York
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W C T U President in Canada Dies
Mrs Gordon Wright, head of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Canada, was found dead in her London Ontario apartment just before a church rally appearance. Death is believed to be a heart attack. she was fully dressed and located on a couch.
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London
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Canada
Accommodating Cops Help Stranded Honeymooners
The Evans family from Los Angeles ran out of gas water and more while near the Chicago Lawn police station on their honeymoon to Cleveland Ohio. Officers fed them supplied fuel and water and Officer Carroll gave haircuts before they left at dawn toward their destination.
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Cleveland
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Colorado Springs Police Unearth Old City Laws
Colorado Springs police catalog ancient city ordinances found in the code. Rules include banning throwing old shoes at newlyweds and prohibiting open flames on public streets, public park insignia, excessive hat pin length, street haircuts, with an obligation for officers to enforce the laws.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Japanese Aviator Azuma Begins World Flight Leg From Cahokia
Zebzaka Azuma, Japanese aviator from Pasadena, took off at 8:30 a m central standard time from Curtiss Steinberg airport on the next leg of his world circumference flight. He aims to reach Cleveland by nightfall and depart for New York tomorrow, possibly stopping in Indianapolis for a visit with friends. He earlier traveled from Kansas City and conferred with Walter Beach, Wright Sales Corp president, on bringing American planes and motors to the Orient.
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Ohio
New York
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Indianapolis
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Walter Beach
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Government Moves Against Wool Trust
The federal government moved to end a wool monopoly alleged by the wool institute. Federal Judge Grubb enjoined the institute and its 188 members from Sherman Act violations, after government counsel said participants reported to the government before every sale season about prices and agreed to maintain price schedules with no deviation, eliminating price competition.
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New York
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Grubb
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Institute
Davis Receives Five Year Suspended Sentence
Eastland June 27 Thomas Davis was found guilty of the murder of Lucian Shook and given a five year suspended sentence by a district court jury. He had previously faced the death penalty at a prior trial, reversed and remanded. Davis is under indictment for the murder of Leon Shook. bodies found near a cabin in the oil fields in September 1928. County attorney Jon H. Jones said he would oppose bail in the pending case, with no trial date set.
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Thomas Davis
Lucian Shook
Davis
Court of Criminal Appeals
Leon Shook
Shook Brothers
Jon H. Jones
Four Die After Eating Canned Beans
The Associated Press reports four members of the Mathew Zimmer family died after eating home canned beans in Sentinel Butte North Dakota on June 2. Mrs Zimmer, daughters Frances and Valeria, and son Morris became ill Sunday after the meal.
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Ohio Gangster Is Reported Killed In Cleveland
Charles Velotta, 28, a noted gangster, was shot multiple times and died in a hospital after being found in Cleveland’s Little Italy. Police tied Velotta to an underworld feud following the October 8, 1927 murders of Ernest Yorkell and Jack Braunstein, who had arrived from Philadelphia to extort bootleggers.
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Philadelphia
Chief of Mexican Town Is Killed
Felipe Flores chief of police in Nuevo Laredo Mexico was shot to death early today Emilio Antun a customs house employee of Nuevo Laredo was jailed charged with murder Antun was reported wounded in one leg not seriously
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Markets Hogs Cattle and Cotton Reports From Kansas City Chicago and More
Markets report a bustling U S D A cattle and hog scene with Kansas City Chicago and East St Louis listings. Hogs top 8 95 at KC with 190 240 lb pigs and various sow and feeder values. cattle calves and sheep figures vary by class. Cotton futures open steady to higher in New York and New Orleans with July and October contracts quoted and weather signals noted.
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Two Girls Die After Gasoline Stove Explosion
In Wichita Kansas on June 27 a gasoline stove exploded in the Riverdale farm home of Thomas Ostrander. Lavonne Ostrander aged 9 and Georgia Simpson aged 17 were fatally burned and died today. The stove burst through the kitchen door as Ostrander, Lavonne’s grandfather, was handling it.
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Canada Bank Head Dies at Toronto
Peleg Howland aged 73 died suddenly at his Toronto home. He rose from office boy to president of the Imperial Bank of Canada and was one of the dominion’s most powerful financial figures.
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Storms Hit Southern France Wreck Homes and Crops
Storms swept the Lower Rhine Valley and departments Gard and Ardeche injuring towns, inundating streets, wrecking buildings, ruining crops, and blocking railway lines and highways across southern France yesterday.
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That Old Wooden Club Remembers a Golfer’s Long Game
In this reminiscence Edgar A. Guest recalls a beloved hickory driver through decades of change from wooden shafts to steel. He recalls splinter repairs and fading glory as a young caddie outdrives him with the old club, ending with a note on pride and passing time.
Market declines from early highs in grain and stocks
Wheat futures eased after an initial upturn as millers abroad bought more and North American supplies thinned. Corn and oats followed with firming trends, while provisions held steady. In New York stocks, profit taking revived selling as Southern Railway and North American hit new yearly lows, with U S Steel slipping and calls for funds remaining tight.
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No Need to Be Baldheaded Hair Rejuvenator Claim
An advertisement touts Shaddy's Hair Rejuvenator as a remedy for baldness and dandruff. It promises not only to remove dandruff but also to regrow hair where none exists and restore gray hair to natural color. The copy urges reading the guarantee at drugstores and offers money back if it fails.
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