Market swings hit cotton and stock markets in New Orleans and Kansas City
Cotton opened steady to down as weather, foreign news, and acreage talks weighed. October fell to 10.2 percent, December to 10.45 before a late rally. In Kansas City hogs and cattle traded unevenly with mixed price ranges. Wall Street shares drifted lower on currency uncertainties, with gains for Deere and several major names offset by weaker rails and oils.
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New Orleans
Economic Conference
Kansas City
Wall Street
New York
Deere & Co
Landmark to be torn down in St Charles area
St Charles an apartment house at Seventh Avenue and Taylor Street south of the post office will be razed within days to make way for a one story brick mercantile building. Charles Green owner announced plans Thursday Frank Litle is contractor Carter and Rittenberry the architects.
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St. Charles
Seventh Avenue
Taylor Street
Charles Green
Frank Litle
Carter and Rittenberry
Green
Charles L. Green
Three Trials Before Fatty Gets Freedom
Hollywood recalls Roscoe Arbuckle’s trials over Virginia Rappe death with his acquittal in the third case. The San Francisco case 1921 party, Pajamas Party, and witness testimony shaped Arbuckle’s career ending pause, followed by a short comeback attempt in film and stage.
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San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Bamtina Maud Delmont
Zey Prevost
Alice Blake
Hollywood
Calif
Fatty Arbuckle
Ft Worth Mayor Becomes Unlikely Matchmaker
Fort Worth mayor William Bryce unexpectedly helps a Carlsbad man seeking a wife. A 45 year old man from Carlsbad, New Mexico received two proposals from widows aged 43 and 40 who offered marriage. Bryce forwards the letters to Carlsbad as an improvised marriage bureau.
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Fort Worth
William Bryce
Carlsbad
N. M
Bryce
Arbuckle scandal ends career as public turns on actor
The Virginia Rappe case brings Wheeling Arbuckle under cloud as his courtroom fate shifts from bold defiance to public ostracism. Clergy, civic groups, and Hollywood colleagues condemn the incident while industry bodies move to ban him and public sentiment solidifies.
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Hollywood
Motion Picture Directors’ Association
Carl Laemmis
Will Hays
Association of Producers and Distributors of Motion Pictures
Arbuckle
Record hot June across nation prompts gradual relief in places
Flooding damaged cattle sheep and crops as heavy rainfall drenched farms. A heat wave set all time June highs in many states and cooled in Fargo Grand Forks to 71 after 92. Meteorologist A G Pursell cited a South Atlantic high pressure driving the heat with a cooler northwestern Canada air mass expected later in the week.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Indianapolis
Kentucky
North Dakota
Fargo
Grand Forks
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. G. Pursell
Canada
Three Men Seize Dallas Man in Dawn Attack
Joe Bird, 27, was awakened by a noise and seized by three men who shot him in the hand and beat him. Police held three suspects after the incident in Dallas.
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Dallas
Joe Bird
Oriental Rug Expert Here in Amarillo Visit
Mr Edward Sissakian a native Persian Armenian weaver of Oriental Rugs visits Amarillo and offers to inspect advise repair and renovate rugs at small cost to owners. Call Globe News 6262 to arrange a call with no obligation today or tomorrow.
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Edward Sissakian
Amarillo
The
Globe- News
Sissakian
Widow seeks farm job for herself and son
A 40 year old widow writes to Tack asking for work on a farm or ranch to support herself and her 14 year old son. She requests assistance in finding a steady place to live and work.
Not Sorry He Slew His Two Tiny Children in Muskogee
Jap Ingram, 35, accused of killing his two children near Coweta Oklahoma. He shot his wife’s relatives and then killed his son Donald, age 2, and daughter Mary Lou, age 4, before surrendering in Muskogee jail. Ingram claimed he did not know if he was sorry and said the children were dirty and hungry. Relatives wounded include Sam Sewell and John Voss. Sewell’s condition is dangerous, Voss expected to recover.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jap Ingram
Ingram
Coweta
Donald
Mary Lou
R. L. Jones
Broken Arrow
Sand Springs
Jones
Sam Sewell
John Voss
Sewell
Voss
Prohibition Division Cuts Fur Loughed Staff In Five States
The Fifth Prohibition Enforcement Division will furlough 112 personnel across Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Deputy administrators C H Kellogg Richard B Hamilton C B Cooper and Richard C McCall along with 84 investigators will be released. Beaumont deputy L M Reynolds remains unaffected. Special agents James Simmons Virgil A Smith B H Tingle N Skartvedt and stenographer Florence Dark will also be furloughed.
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Texas
Richard C. McCall
Dallas
Verne Miller
Western
W. B. Reynolds
L. M. Reynolds
Beaumont
James Simmons
Virgil A. Smith
San Antonio
B. H. Tingle
N. ¥. Skartvedt
Regional Chief on Feed Loans Visits Amarillo
Owen D. Sherrill, regional supervisor of federal farm loans for Texas New Mexico and Arizona, toured Amarillo en route to the North Plains to inspect feed and livestock conditions. Loans to aid livestock feeding will be available with a $250 cap and landowner waivers. Accompanying him was Carl Gallagher, New Mexico loan supervisor.
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Owen D. Sherrill
Dallas
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Amarillo
North Plains
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Texas Rehabilitation Relief Committee
Sherrill
Carl Gallagher
Mother Dies Saving Children in Berry Picking Story
In Claremore Oxfa on June 29 a farmer Ed Michaels found his wife Hazel Michaels and two children missing after berry picking. The mother died in a rescue attempt while the nine and ten year old children were found drowned. a nine month old baby survived. The incident occurred in Northwestern Rogers County as Michaels led a search after the family did not return.
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Claremore
Oxfa
Hazel Michaels
Ed Michaels
Catale
Rogers County
Michaels
Jamaica Earthquake Shakes Kingston but Causes Little Damage
A violent earthquake lasting several seconds was felt in Kingston Jamaica this morning. No injuries were reported and the damage was slight. The tremor occurred on June 29 and prompted a brief public alert as residents felt the shaking across the city and nearby areas.
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Jamaica
Kingston
Oklahoma Governor to decide timing of beer repeal vote
Oklahoma City June 29 The governor, William H. Murray, was asked to set the date for a vote on repeal as part of a beer legalization election. The Senate approved a House resolution 23 to 15 requesting a special session to consider the vote, after Murray vetoed a prior repeal bill as unconstitutional.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
Oklahoma Senate
House
Murray
Child Killed After Struck by Car on River Road
Seven year old Howard Calvin Price died after being struck by a car driven by Mrs. Jessie Slaner of Hobart Oklahoma on River Road. The inquest by Justice B R Clark exonerated Slaner. Price family longtime Amarryllo residents. funeral arrangements pending at Griggs chapel.
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River Road
Howard Calvin Price
Jessie Slaner
Hobart
Okla
B. R. Clark
A. A. Price
Pleasant Valley
Amarillo
Price
Howard
Horace
Alfred
Lucy Crocker
Victor Brown
Slaner
Dalhart
Howard Calvin
Johnny
Bonnie Jackson
Nora Mae Price
Griggs Chapel
British and American delegates discuss compromise at Paris talks
The British conference was visited by Raymond Moley and James P. Warburg as Americans’ roles remained secret. Moley said he only exchanged handshakes with MacDonald, while Warburg offered no commitment. London officials reportedly refused to endorse any plan excluding U S participation in stabilization.
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MacDonald
Raymond Moley
James P. Warburg
Moley
Warburg
London
America
U.S. Takes No Action On Dollar Stabilization
June 28 Washington report says Dean Acheson announced no action is being considered to stabilize the dollar and nothing has been done since President Roosevelt rejected a temporary stabilization plan.
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U. S
Washington
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
Roosevelt
Dollar recovers after drop to new Paris low
In Paris on June 29 the American dollar, after slipping to a fresh low around 19.53 francs, firmed in after hours trading to about 20.10 to 20.20. The move improved on the prior day's official close of 19.96 francs.
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Nat Cash
Nat Dairy
Nat
Nat Pow & St Ween
Sessss Mere
Nor Am Aviat Wees Tere Nor Am Co
Nor Pac
Ohio
Owens Ili
Pac Gas & el
Packard Mot
Repub Sti
Dees Epeneres
Reynolds Tob Seteresene A
Royal Dutch
S— Sbeneeee
Safeway
Seteree
St Joseph
St Louis Tsp
Aris O
Seaboard
Sears Moebaek
Pos
Shell
Oeart Simmons Weet
Simms Pet
Skelly of
Ewnee Soc
Porto Ric
Ca . Ee
Ryanand
Stewart Warn
Stone Webster
Studebaker Corp
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Sul
Coal & Oil
Seeedeee
Tide Water Assn
Transamerica
Coty, Inc
Senate
Crown Cork
Curtis Wright “ Unit Corp
del Lackawanna Eee
Douglas Aircraft
Drug, Inc
du Pont Eeeree
TIM Ue Smelt & Ef
Warren Brow
Freeport
Texas
G— Westing el
Woolworth
Youngstownt
Gen Foods
Wee
Gen Mills
NEW York Curb Gen Motors
Sig Oe
Gillette Razor
Alum Co. of America
Am Gas & Electric
Seer
Goodrich
Am Superpower
Goodyear, Pfd
Cities Service Ae
Gotham Hosiery Trae
Great Northern
Treeeedbe Cord Corporation Oe
Ase
Wu Great West Sugar
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Hershey
Imperial Oil
Houston Oil
Niagara Hudson
Houston
Penn Road
United Gas
Harvester
Nickestees
Shoe
T& T Aerereterries Tees
Johns Man
Celiac Kelvinator Aenee
Kennecott Cop Seed
Resge S
Kroger Groc & Bak
Jno
F. Clark and Co
Kseneee
Prey
Pfetes
Sberesey
Mont Ward
Adams Express Brew Ee Genees Il
Murray Corp
Alaska
Juneau Gold
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chemical Tenee
Allis Chalmers
Ameralda Corp
Amer Can Pee Weeser Ees Renees
Amer Car & Fdy
Amer Internat
Amer Loc Ceerresvee
Amer Amer
Amer
Eee
Amer Smelt & Ref
Tel & Tel
Amer Water
Bey Armour & Co
Anchor Cap Corp
Assoc Dry Goods
Atchson
Atlante Coastine
Atlante Ref Oavies
Auburn Auto
Avaton Corpase
Baldwin Loco
Ealt & Ohio
Ory
Barnsdale Oil
Bendix Aviation
Best & Co
Bethlehem Steel Aly
Bohn Aluminum
Borden
Borg-Warner
Briggs Manufact Aseee
Bklyn-Manhat Trans
Burroughs Addliig Moh
Calif Packing
Calumet-Heclare
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Colbian
Weteeee
Seeree
With & South Ty Ay
Congoleum-Nairn
Paris
Cotton acreage retirement gains pace in Gray County
In Gray County Texas cotton farmers move quickly to sign contracts to retire acreage. It is believed about one quarter of 15 000 acres will be retired as part of the program.
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Pampa
Gray County
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Fatty
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Pasadena
Warner Brothers Pictures
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Rappe
Wprewe
Ft. Worth
McAll
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D &R
Absorbine JR
Post Office
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