Moody Says He Is Minority In Himself At Democratic Convention
Houston June 23 Gover nor Moody declares he is not a representative minority but a minority himself as he discusses the platform plank on enforcing the eighteenth amendment and opposition to repealing prohibition. He notes support from Senator Glass Bishop Cannon and former Secretary Daniels and says he will not carry the minority report to a poll.
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Associated Press
Houston
Dan Moody
Glass of Virginis
United States
Glass
Bishop Cannon
Methodist Church
Josephus Daniels
Robinson Nomination Sparks Roaring Delegates at Convention
Robinson's push for order amid delays drew a wild welcome as Senator Robinson from Arkansas was formally placed before the convention after a tense session. The scene opened with band music and a prayer by Rabbi Nathan Blechman, signaling a charged crowd and significant support.
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Roosevelt
Nathan Blechman
Temple Beth-El
Houston
Robinson
Arizona
New Mexico
Bratton
Mrs Bishop Injured in California Beach Accident
Judge Henry S. Bishop reports his mother Mrs Stephen Bishop, 75, suffered a serious fall in San Diego while visiting California. She broke her right leg about two inches below the hip and is hospitalized. Mrs Bishop was there with her daughter Mrs Albert L. Randall and four grandchildren after traveling from Amarillo three weeks ago to visit relatives.
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Henry S. Bishop
District Criminal Court
Stephen Bishop
California
Albert L. Randall
Amarillo
Julia Dorfman
Reese Booze Case Will Be Appealed
A motion for a new trial in the H. C. Reese illegal possession of intoxicating liquors case was overruled by Judge Henry S. Bishop. Attorneys for Reese gave notice of appeal and bond was set at 1400 dollars. The request for a new trial claimed the defense attorney was intoxicated and unable to provide competent counsel.
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H. C. Reese
Henry S. Bishop
Reese
Funeral for Man Found Dead Today
Rolland Martin pronounced dead last week in a local rooming house. He will be buried at 8 PM in the pauper section of Llano Cemetery after short services at Boxwell-Blackburn funeral home. Relatives could not be located.
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Rolland Martin
Llano
Boxwell-Blackburn
High Spots of Al Smith Platform for Demo Fight
The Associated Press reports the major planks of Governor Al Smith’s Democratic platform. Key themes include enforcement of the eighteenth amendment, farm cooperative loans, flood control, civil service merit, waterpower and canal programs, veterans aid, education improvements, and independence for the Philippines and Porto Rico.
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al Smith
Associated Press
Houston
Smith
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Gulf
Atlantic Ocean
Colorado
Colorado River
Armenia
United States
Canal Zone
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Philippines
Porto Rico
Bureau of Public Health
Wallace Preaches to Large Revival Crowd in Tent
The Rev. Foy E. Wallace Jr. of Los Angeles spoke to several hundred at the Church of Christ revival in a tent tabernacle at Tenth and Fillmore. He said conversion follows the same essential law despite differing circumstances and noted noon services from 12 15 to 12 45 and evening services at 8 30.
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Foy E. Wallace, Jr
Los Angeles
Church of Christ
Tent Tabernacle
Tenth and
Fillmore Streets
Smith Enjoys Every Minute of Convention
Governor Alfred E. Smith thrilled at his nomination after listening to the convention on radio. He joked with delegates, waved to relatives, and led a cheering scene on the Albany mansion lawn as votes formed his first ballot win, with remarks of joy shared by family.
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W. W. Chaplin
Associated Press
Albany, N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Executive Mansion
Emily
Houston
Moody
Ritchie
Thomas Jefferson
Jeff
New York
Alabama
Arizona
Albert” E. Smith
Missouri
Senator Reed
Ohio
Pomerone
Feller
Edwards Family Returns From Colorado Vacation
Mr and Mrs Jack Edwards and children of Edwards Studio return from a two week Colorado vacation. They visited Denver Fitzsimmons and fished Colorado streams. Mrs R P Goggin sister of Mrs Edwards who had been ill at Fitzsimmons also accompanied them for the climate here.
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Jack Edwards
Edwards Studio
Colorado
Denver
Fitzsimmons
R. P. Goggin
Edwards
Meador Case Flows to Criminal Appeals Court
Arvell Meador Amarillo insurance agent released on $2000 bond after a forgery conviction in Potter County District Court. He plans an appeal to the court of criminal appeals following a motion for new trial denial. The case stems from a check paid to Mrs. John Shelley, widow of a carpenter killed by a bullet through his home window last year. Attorneys and prosecutors named.
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Arvell Meador
Amarillo
Potter County
Mesder
Henry S. Bishop
Court of Criminal Appeals
John Shelley
Ray C. Johnson
Major E. A. Simpson
Meador
Fred H. Woodard
Cappy Ricks Presented by Cathedrals at High School
The Cathedral players staged the comedy Cappy Ricks from Kyne at the high school auditorium last night. Proceeds support the Catholic college for boys. The cast included Ellen Murray Edith Zelley John Skinner Alden Ricks Florence Ricks and Captain Matt Peasley with Reverend Boeckman directing.
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Peter B. Kyne
Cathedral Players
Cappy
Florence Ricks
New
Catholic College For Boys
Ellen Murray
Edith Zelley
John Skinner
John Holton
Alden P. Ricks
Wee Syeee
Maurice Sherr
Jean Smith
Edward Singleton
Russell Bre
Northland to Have Crowd for Reunion Here
The Northland all States reunion and free barbecue will bring sizable delegations from Alaska and Canada to Harding’s ranch on July 4. W. H. Holmes of 805 Amarillo building will lead the Alaskan group and asks former Alaska residents to contact him by phone or at his office to participate.
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Alaska
Canada
Harding
W. H. Holmes
Amarillo Building
Texans go into conference on vice president
The Texas delegation after casting 40 votes for Jesse Jones of Houston begins a delayed caucus to choose a vice presidential candidate with Senator Robinson of Arkansas as a favored possibility. The day also covers flag disputes, the Texas flag delivered to Mrs. Alfred Smith, and calls for Canadian contact for a Houston celebration.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Jesse Jones
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Smith
Alfred Smith
John Boyle
San Antonio
Galveston
George Purl
Dallas
Alvin Moody
W. A. Keeling
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Boyle
Myron Blalock
A. J. Wirtz
Seguin
Wirtz
Thomas Ball
Mr. Jones
Moody
Puzzle: A Speech Puzzle Crossword Unearthed
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Word Puzzle Style Answers From Yesterday
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Concord
Postal Rate Schedule Announced by Post Office
The Post Office Department announces July 1 rate changes. One cent postage for all post cards and a 50 percent cut on second class matter. Penalties apply for underpaid letters, and parcel post rates vary by zone. Registered mail indemnity rises to 1000 dollars with step fees. Return receipts cost three cents.
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Post Office Department
W. W. McDonald
Post Office
All-State reunion planned with large panhandle gathering
State groups encamp in a great semi circle around M Hardin's lake as Lon A. Smith and R. E. Underwood head the Texas delegation. Officials describe a large program with air and ground news coverage, a dramatic deadstick landing, and a ten minute state filibuster for noise. Admission costs 25 and 50 cents.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
M Hardin’s Lake
Lon A. Smith
Texas
Tennessee
N. S. Griggs
Amarillo Medical Association
Griggs
Robert H. Gray
Pathe News
Longhorn
Groom Boys
Missouri
Globe
Police Hold Two In Car Theft Case
Police arrest Edward Chas La Flyer this morning in a theft of a Chrysler road ster from San Pedro California. The car was recovered and a woman accompanying him named Mrs. McEvers is being held. The cases will likely be turned over to Federal authorities.
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Edward Chas
la Flyer
San Pedro
California
McEvers
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock and Commodities Report
Hogs 3500 head at Kansas City market higher top 0.60. cattle receipts 800 head with steady market and varied prices for steers calves yearlings cows and heifers. sheep receipts 1000 head steady with lambs and ewes priced. Chicago hogs 16000 head market active top 19.80. cattle 2500 head calves 1000 steady with steers yearlings heifers and cows priced. East St. Louis hogs 8500 head market higher top 10.85. cattle 790 head with cows and bulls sold. sheep 1500 head lambs and ewes priced. Cotton markets in New York New Orleans and Liverpool show mixed moves with October futures around 22.6 to 22.9 and local spot quotes varying. Poultry in Chicago softer for fowls broilers and springs.
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Associated S’ress
Chicago
The
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
New York
Wall Street
Butter and Eggs Report From Chicago and New York
Butter prices ease and dairy items show varied levels in Chicago market notes. Eggs hold steady while potatoes report mixed prices for domestic shipments and regional outputs. Foreign exchange rates outline modest gains for several major currencies in New York trading.
New York Stock Market Opens Higher On Broad Upswing
Stock prices start strong with Radio at 185 after a 5 percent overnight gain and a 10 000 share block of General Motors at 188 189. Atchison and Columbia Gas open a point higher as higher priced sectors lead the rally. GM climbs further about 8 points to around 20 points above the week low amid optimistic forecasts.
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New York
Associated Press
General Motors
Atchison
Columbia Gas
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