Amarillo delegates enjoy Chicago fair at 1900s exposition
The Globe News party from Amarillo Texas toured the Century of Progress in Chicago on a 104 degree day. Guides arranged preplanned lodging and a Lake Michigan cruise aboard the S S Theodore Roosevelt with 35 Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico cities represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Lake Michigan
Wilbur C. Hawk
Philadelphia
Amarillo Globe-News
Michigan City
Ind
Gold Resolve Gains Momentum At World Conference
London reports Senator Key Pittmans gold resolution gaining approval from the monetary commission. The plan envisages eventual return to the gold standard and withdrawal of gold from internal use, lowering central bank gold coverage to 25 percent while awaiting Moley’s guidance. US and UK delegations plan further private talks to align on a common approach ahead of wheat restrictions talks.
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U. S. Solon
London
Key Pittman
Monetary Commission
Pittman
Moley
Raymond Moley
Washington
Roosevelt
Conference Bureau
MacDonald
Australia
Hitler Called to Meet With Von Hindenburg
Berlin June 28 President Paul von Hindenburg summoned Chancellor Adolf Hitler to his summer home at Neudeck to discuss the political situation after the Nationalist party dissolution. An orchestra at the scene uses a special sound amplifying system to project the singers clearly. Several orchestra members are known in Amarillo. Constable Howard Elliott has returned from a trip to Sherman and other North Texas points reporting it uncomfortably but there.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Neudeck
Amarillo
Howard Elliott
Sherman
Texas
Night Club Hostess Fires on Youth Near Broadway
In New York on June 28 a 29 year old man named Albert Pearson was shot in the head by a night club hostess identified as Marquita Lopez. She fled in a taxi, later confessed at a police station and was taken to hospital with a pistol and one exploded cartridge found in her handbag. Pearson lingered on the sidewalk as witnesses say he had followed her from Broadway into West 48th Street before the shooting.
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New York Street
New York
Albert Pearson
Pearson
Marquita Lopez
Broadway
West 48Th Street
Dollar Wheat News Roils Markets And Farm Concerns
The piece examines the spike in wheat prices from about 42 cents to over a dollar and its broad impact. It notes farmers worry over real crop losses, grain traders gain brokerage activity, and consumers face higher flour costs as markets react. International actions in Australia and potential wheat dumping are discussed.
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Minneapolis
Canberra
Australia
United States
London
Discord lingers after bitter convention rift and political skirmish
The convention hardened divisions among Ferguson Bailey supporters with taunts like crocodile tears and warnings that Ferguson’s chairmanship could threaten the wet ticket. Illness sidelines Maury Hughes from campaigning as Ferguson faces pressure. Dan Moody declines to debate Ferguson, saying he won’t engage under any circumstances.
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Ferguson
Bailey
John Henry Kirby
Associated Forces
Prohibition
Kirby
Dan Moody
United Press
Arkansas Named Acting Deputies Involves Several Officials
James Dillon Volstead from St Louis Henry Sutterfield Little Rock Samuel Gurley Fort Smith James Going Topeka and Bee Demonbrun Oklahoma City C L Mayhan Little Rock and Jesse Quillen Texarkana named acting deputies for Arkansas the notice lists these officials and their places of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dillon
St. Louis
Henry Sutterfield
Little Rock
Samuel Gurley
Fort Smith
James Going
Topeka
Bee
Housekeeper and Cook Seeks Ranch Work
Letter from a experienced housekeeper and cook seeks employment on a ranch to cook for harvest season. Appears in Tack Letters column with request to be contacted for available positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Narvest
Park Plea Seeks City Action on East Amarillo Park
A petition for keeping East Amarillo Park and a park supervisor was presented to the city commission Tuesday night. Mayor Rogers said the panel would study the plan, while a separate resolution would let him sign fulfilled contracts with Brown-Crummer Investment Co for bonds and warrants, with a $980 interest check. Commissioner H Ernest Smith returned after a 10 day absence from a trip to Chicago and Denver. petitions for two more commissioners were not brought forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Amarillo Park
City Commission
Ross D. Rogers
Brown-Crummer Investment Company
Wichita
Kas
Speculation on Acreage Reductions Under Farm Act
The extent of acreage cuts under the allotment plan will be decided by farm act administrators and should not exceed 20 percent. Farmers signing up will receive benefits fixed at 30 cents per bushel on the portion used for domestic consumption, likely about five eighths. The secretary said the act protects the consumer and allows processing tax adjustments to avoid unjust prices.
Trade GAIN Figures Show Broad International Demand
Trade gain reached 229 million dollars with May and June imports exceeding June 1932. Customs duties for the first 24 days of June totaled 18.0 million, up from 13.9 million a year earlier, while May customs receipts were 20.5 million. Multinational sectors report price stability in some goods and increased shipments at world ports and Panama Canal tolls rose to 1.53 million in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce Statisticans
Sweden
New Zealand
Panama Canal
Hawks Do Not Seek Mattern Search Help
New York telegraph advises Frank Hawks cannot assist in the Mattern search at this time. Bennett Griffin, Mattern’s flying partner, predicts rescue parties will likely find Mattern alive, noting past Siberia coast survival plans and fishing gear. Sheriff Bill Adams returns from a hurried trip to Lubbock.
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New York
Chicago
Jimmie Mattern
Telegraph Today
Frank Hawks
Speed
Bennett Griffin
Mattern
Griffin
Atlantic
Moscow
Jimmie
Siberia
Bill Adams
Lubbock
New Orleans Cotton Moves and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Cotton prices eased after early gains on London conference rumors then firmed as stocks rose and wheat rebounded. October and December futures dipped to 10.30 and 10.47 before recovering to 10.58 and 10.74. In Kansas City, hogs topped at 94.45 with cattle and calves steady to strong, and lambs trading around 6.75 to 7.16 for light weights.
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New Orleans
Sterling Exchange
Shorts
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Friday Final Day for Tax Delinquency and City Revenue
City warns Friday is final day to pay city taxes or risk transfer to delinquent rolls with extra costs. Letter from the city commission stresses tax payments fund essential services and fair property valuation. Wall Street notes rise in currencies and mixed stock activity amid repeal sentiment and European gold standard speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Amarillo
Elmer Reise Company Record Finds Quiet Year
A fragmented OCR note references Elmer Reise Company with a routine ledger entry. Details are unclear but imply normal operations and no major events.
Appellate Court Proceedings in Amarillo Reach Various Rulings
The Seventh Court of Civil Appeals at Amarillo heard motions and multiple decisions. Cases include Pacific-American Gasoline Co. rehearing denied. others affirmed or reversed and remanded. Proceedings cover Sutton County, Wheeler, Donley, Hale, Potter, and surrounding districts with multiple parties and mandamus items.
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Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Pacific-American Gasoline Co., of
Texas
Horace G. Miller
Herman Luken
Ivar Sward
G. R. Yantis
C. C. Gilliam
J. L. Crawford
Next Friend
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Wheeler, Panhandle Construction Co
Mary Jane Casey
Donley
Provident Insurance Co
Lynn
William H. Moorhead
Transportation Bank of Chicago
Dallam
John Clevenger
Carl B. King Drilling Co
Gray
C. A. Lyle
Dave Collier
Hale
Amherst Independent School District
Aron Tomes
Lemb
S. FE
Cox Et Ax
Henry S. Bishop
Mandamus
Potter
Bert Willie Dead Of Long Sickness
Bert L Willie 25 of 706 Jackson Street died at 2 am Wednesday in an Amarillo hospital after two years of illness. He left widow Mrs Lucille Willie and a small daughter. A Amarillo resident seven years he previously worked in the restaurant business. The body will be sent Wednesday night by N S Griggs & Sons to Jonesboro Ark for interment.
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Bert L. Willie
Jackson Street
Amarillo
Lucille Willie
Willie
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Jonesboro
Ark
Ligon Smith Brings Band and Soloists to Nat
Ligon Smith's famous orchestra returns to the Nat for a Wednesday night dance program. Vocalists include Frances VanCleve from Memphis and Dixie Network broadcasts. Also featured are Rats Hill Jimmy McManus Jimmy Stewart and the novelty trio The Melody Men.
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Nat
Ligon Smith
Frances VanCleve
Radio Blues
Miss VanCleve
Memphis, Tenn
Dixie
National Broadcasting Company
Hill
Jimmy McManus
Jimmy Stewart
Melody Men
Spanish fliers search resumed in Mexico
The search for two Spanish airmen, Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar, continues after a hoax report that they had been found near the Madhona lagoon in Tabasco proved false. The Spanish ambassador confirmed there is no truth to the dead wreck allegation.
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Mexico
D. F
Havana
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Madhona Lagoon
Tabasco
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John L. McCarty
Dalhart
Globe- News Party
McCarty
Great Britain
Europe
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Discord
Volstead
East Amarillo
John F. Clark & Co
Wall Street
Owens-Illinois Glase
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Gen Mills
Gillette Razor
Ateee
Seteerenee
Goodrich Tire
Goodyear
New
Hudson Et Ee Tee
Cement
Weeetereerses
Niekel Wetee
Ab Fink Johns Man Basco Seaaboe
Cea Kelvinator
Kennecott Cop
Krog Groe & Bak
Liggitt Myers
Loews Inc Sehbese Batenewese
Lorillard P
M— McKeesport
Mack Trks
Mack Stores
MK Tpf
Seteceeas
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Nat Cash Rer
Nat Dairy
Nh&h
Nor Am Aviat
Nor Pac Ry
Jno
F. Clark & Co
Ohio Oil
Owens Ii
Adams Express
Packard Mot
Alaska Juneau Gold
Penney J C
Allegh Corp Penney . Col
Allied
People Gas Lttre
Allis Chalmers
Phillips Pet Oateesevsees
Ameralda Corp m & For
Roc & Gampbaeteeteertee
Sve Corp . Teneteeeeees
Car & Fdy
Ateeneee
Badeenengees
Am Home Preeeraneeee
Pullman Co
Int
Radio Corp
Repubb
Wees
Safeway Stores
Am Woolen Pf
St Joseph Lead Louis San Fran
Armour & Co A
Seaboa Reveseree Tee
Anaconda Cop
Roebuck Teeeete Wrens
Anchor Cap Corp
Briggs Mfe
Burr Add Mee Bkyn Man Trans Eustivenes Aes
Cal Pack Seaereditvdvece
Calu & Heeseseree Canada Drysretaee
Can Pac
Cerro de P Cop Seenee
Ches Corp
C & Grt Wes
Cm& SP
Elmer Reise) Co
Seene Sae
Polk St
Meyer & Meyer’s
Stand Gas & el
Az A
Eaehere Aa
Btewart Arn
Stone Webser
Studebaker Corp
Coal & Oil
US Pipe & Folyae
Vareevseere Settee
Weys &Lt. Ys
van Corp
Warner Bros Werren Bros
Westing el Pet
Woolworth Nih
Ebes Ale
Worth
Inteene
T & Conch Wueesee Oungstown
Close Alum Co. of America
Am Gas & Electric Dpe
Am Superpower
Eae
Nat Gas A
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Ford Motor Co
Ford of Canada
Nisvara Udson Peeresieee
Penn Road
Indiana
United GA Sesshevede
Sutton County Vs. Security Trust Co., Et al
Bert Willie
Riversides
Ward
Montgomery
Bek
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