Alfalfa tops Chicago convention reports in Democrat clash
Chicago dispatch notes Oklahoma governor Alan Molnar? and Al Smith emerge in Democratic nominating fight. Roosevelt remains favorite but Smith leads a hard charge as press coverage and public demonstrations surge. Police bolster crowds while New York Tammy Ward workers arrive to cheer Al Smith.
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Jim Gulerie
Chicago
Tammy Ward
Marchers Carry On From Amarillo To Dallas Rally
The California battalion of bonus marchers encamped in Fair Park Dallas after marching from Fort Worth. About 900 veterans plus women and children gathered for a planned parade and rally as towns declined to feed the group. Salvation Army aided the marchers with meals and the city supplied gasoline and oil. Commander Godwin led ten automobiles of the outfit.
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Amarillo
Salvation Army
Army
Dallas
FT. Worth
California
Fair Park
Fort Worth
Congress
Two More Candidates File Expense Reports
County records show two candidates submitting campaign expense statements. Howard Elliott seeks Constable for 87 dollars with payments to News-Globe Ranger Central Labor Union and others. J Y Pottinger files for Justice Peace Place 2 with 87.50 dollars in expenses to News-Globe Southwest Plainsman San Jacinto Booster and more.
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Howard Elliott
Constable
News-Globe
Ranger
Central Labor Union
Grenadier
North Amarillo Shopping Guide
Truck Exchange
Wrestling News
Western Labor
Lost purse reported on downtown street
A ladies black flat purse was lost Thursday evening between 6 and 8 o'clock on the downtown street. The notice asks the finder to return it to the Bee Tack Letters on Page 5.
New York City talk on Roosevelt rule and moral revival
The article surveys Democratic nominating rules in Chicago with Roosevelt and Reed clashing over the two thirds standard while Smith resists change. It notes YMCA youth picks Smith over Roosevelt and cites a moral revival discussion amid idle millions and school feeding proposals. Mussolini and a British ship Egypt gold wreck are mentioned with large gold recoveries.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Reed
Missouri
Andrew Jackson
Smith
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Cox
Davis
New York
Convention heats up as delegates rally for repeal plank
Democratic platform debates over a two thirds rule and a repeal of the 18th amendment. Delegations badge for their candidates as crowds cheer McAdoo Byrd and Garner supporters. Texans lead a parade with banners and flags amid portraits of candidates.
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Bill Murray
Oklahoma
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Ritchie
William G. McAdoo
California
Texas
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Garner
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Jouett Shouse
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
City dads to canvass vote Tuesday night
The city commission plans an official canvass of the June 14 special mayoralty election returns. Ross D. Rogers trails by 18 votes behind Lon Marrs and H. A. Daniels, with Col. Ernest O. Thompson having resigned May 31. H. Ernest Smith has returned from medical treatment in Hot Springs.
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City Commission
H. Ernest Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
Ross D. Rogers
Lon D. Marrs
H. A. Daniels
Budget Making Studied At Breckenridge
The second budget making institute arranged by the West Texas Chamber of Commerce was held in Breckenridge. Sponsored by the chamber's central taxation and public expenditures committee, it followed a first session at Lubbock with participation from officials and citizens from 42 counties. Speakers included City Managers John Edy of Dallas and George Pairtrace of Fort Worth, D A Ban deen of Stamford, and Wilbur Hawk of Amarillo.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Central Taxation and
Lubbock
John Edy
Dallas
George Pairtrace
Fort Worth
D. A. Bandeen
Stamford
West Texas Chamber
Wilbur Hawk
Amarillo
Amarillo Plans Second Reading on Phone Franchise Tax
The city commission will hold a second reading tomorrow night on an ordinance requiring telephone companies in Amarillo to pay a franchise tax. The ordinance originated May 31 and targets a 5 percent tax on gross receipts. Southwestern Bell's Amarillo franchise expires tomorrow and a gas company already pays a franchise tax under a current ordinance.
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Amarillo
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Rains Threaten Panhandle Breaking June Records
Rains that have drenched the Panhandle for three weeks threaten more than three inches and have broken all time June records in places while nearing a 40 year Amarillo high. Forecast calls for scattered showers tonight and Tuesday with unsettled weather. Only Dimmitt and Hart reported an inch of rain this morning.
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Amarillo
Dimmitt and
Hart
Bradshaw kills wife then fatally shoots self in Oklahoma
Ollie Bradshaw, 49, unemployed, shot and killed his wife as she slept in Broken Arrow Oklahoma and then fatally wounded himself. Three small children survive. In Oklahoma City gasoline prices fell one cent a gallon at more than 30 stations amid a possible general reduction. Burglars entered Hertner Plumbing Co office on Fillmore Street and took a radio.
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Ollie Bradshaw
Oklahoma City
U.P
Hertner Plumbing Company
Fillmore Street
Six Lost in Oklahoma Floods Confirmed Dead Likely
Six residents near Cox are missing and presumed dead after heavy rain and floods. Thomas D. Wade, 25, of Waurika, a highway worker, drove off a washed out bridge approach on Sandy Creek and drowned. The Canadian River rose but was not dangerous in Oklahoma City as rain eased.
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Cox
Tishomingo
Thomas D. Wade
Waurika
Sandy Creek
Oklahoma City
Fire at 1009 North Pierce Street destroys Hollis home
Fire believed incendiary early today destroyed the J. N. Hollis residence at 1009 North Pierce Street with contents. Occupants were Mrs. J. W. Witt and D. L. Hollis. Firemen estimated losses at $750.
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J. N. Hollis
North Pierce Street
J. W. Witt
D. L. Hollis
Texas crop office official in Amarillo conference
W Walworth Harrison assistant chief inspector of the crop production loan office of Texas is in Amarillo today conferring with Walter H Fendley district supervisor with offices in Amarillo.
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W. Walworth Harrison
Government
Stocks mixed as hogs cattle and lambs move in Kansas City market
Kansas City livestock markets show hogs 4,500 head up to 10-25 cents higher with top 4.20 for 170-190 lb hogs while cattle and calves totaling 11,100 head see steady to higher trends. New Orleans cotton opens steady after rain concerns with gains in nearby contracts and a quiet session.
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Liverpool
Pilgrim Rally Ends as Attacks Mar Dublin Homeward Return
A million pilgrims left Dublin after a major ceremony at Phoenix Park. Orange attacks marred the scenes with bottles and stones, while trains and steamboats carried travelers home. Dozens were treated for injuries as flags were burned and revolvers fired in Ballymena and Donemana.
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Phoenix Park
Northern Ireland
Congress
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Rone
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B. C. Patent Remedy Promises Quick Headache Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist introduces B. C. a mixed remedy sold 10 and 25 cents to relieve nearly all headaches in minutes. It also eases muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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North Carolina
B. C
Resinol Soap and Ointment Praised by Dallas Woman
Pauline Bunch of Dallas reports marked acne improvement after trying Resinol. She had tried many remedies with little success before a friend provided a sample, noting noticeable changes in three days and urging others to ask their druggist for Resinol.
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Warren Ave
Dallas
Texas
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