Donald Clark Dies After Auto Crash Near Bayton
A Bayton area crash Sunday night killed 19 year old Donald Clark of Wink Texas and injured six harvest workers in the same wreck. Carl Carter and Elizabeth Caldwell of Perryton suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized, while Doyle Hollingsworth escaped injury in a second collision that seriously injured Mr and Mrs H J Smith and five children. Mrs Smith remains in critical condition and a daughter suffered a fractured arm. Arthur Elmore and J C Cook were hurt in the second crash.
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Bayton
Donald Clark
Wink
Texas
Booker Road
Hunton
Carl Carter
Elizbeth Caldwell
Perryton
Conference Probes Mystery In Payne Auto Blast
A conference with A. D. Payne, attorney and husband of Friday’s blast victim Mrs Exa Payne, opened the day’s inquiry into the car explosion that killed her and seriously injured their 11 year old son A D Jr Officers voiced no motive and kept doubts about the intent while considering accidental involvement by a child or unaware person as a possible origin The wounded boy remained bandaged at Northwest Texan Hospital as investigators pursued clues and questioned potential enemies in the local legal community.
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A. D. Payne
Exa Payne
A. D. Jr
Payne
Northwest Texan Hospital
Coatless Cops Patrol City by Keep Cool Order
Amarillo police chief W R McDowell announced uniformed patrolmen may go coatless on duty in hot weather after a city hall conference. Blue shirts and black ties are now regulation. the order aligns with record high temperatures and officers welcomed the cooler attire.
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Amarillo
Attack in Matamoros Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
A La Prensa report from Torreon cites that twenty communists and police were killed and eight wounded in Matamoros Coahuila after a failed parade against arrests. Police blocked the march. shots were exchanged and troops were sent to restore order. Arturo Pena, police chief, was wounded during the clash.
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Associated Prete
Brisbanes and British politics in editorial view
Fragmented OCR mentions Arthur Brisbane and Lloyd George era topics, noting editorials on unions and public figures. It references Shaw and Lloyd George with brief political commentary and tangential notes about ships and warfare. Local ads for ambulance service and rug cleaning appear alongside.
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America
Globe
Edlitor
Suit to Halt Oil Firm Sale is Dismissed
The case by Miles and Julian Bivins and Mrs Mary Bivins against Great Plains Oil Co to block sale of an interest to Amarillo Oil Co was dismissed. The petition claimed Hutchinson county holdings were offered at 55000 despite Bivins protest.
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Miles
Julian Bivins
Mary Bivins
Great Plains Oil Company
Amarillo Oil Company
Hutchinson County
Bivins
Resign Cannon Urged by Georgia Methodist Lay Group
Lay members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Newman Georgia adopted a resolution urging Bishop James Cannon Jr to resign for the good of Christianity worldwide. Dr Rembert G Smith of Washington Georgia called it evidence of serious dissatisfaction with the Dallas conference outcome over Cannon’s political activity in the last presidential campaign and his stock market dealings.
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Associated Pres
Atlanta
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Newman, Ga
Rembert G. Smith
Washington
Dallas
Cannon
Citizens of Bolivia Arm for Chief Help
Armed citizens patrolled streets near the Brazilian and German legations to prevent the escape of Dr Hernando Siles former president and general Hans Kundt German chief of staff and who had been sheltered during the Bolivian revolt.
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LA Paz
Hernando Siles
Hans Kundt
Morrow on Way Back to Mexico
Dwight L. Morrow United States ambassador to Mexico was to arrive in Fort Worth from Washington at 1 22 p m and depart at 1 55 p m en route to El Paso.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Dwight L. Morrow
United States
Mexico
Washington
el Paso
Lamar Bandits Lose Fight for Rehearing
Colorado Supreme Court today denied four petitions for rehearing by the Lamar bank bandits. The action ends their bid for clemency as their only remaining hope. The case involves executions and potential mercy by June.
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LAMAR
The
Associated Press
Colo
State Supreme Court
Lamar Bank
Smoot to Wed Soon Amid Utah Engagement Rumor
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah and Mrs Alice Taylor Sheets of Salt Lake City will marry soon. The couple, seen together in Washington during Smoots work on the tariff bill, announced the upcoming nuptials from his Salt Lake City office as rumors circulated for weeks.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed Smoot
Alice Taylor Sheets
Senator Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Senate
Sheets
New Church Set to Open August 3 in Modern Baptist Design
The First Baptist Church announces a formal opening date of August 3 with dedication services to follow including chimes and organ dedications. The modern architecture seats about 1500 in the auditorium and 2500 in the education building, with Mrs. Masterson funding decorations in honor of Dr. Tunlin. Lettie Nunn Memorial items adorn the parlor.
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First Baptist Church
R. B. Masterson
Confederate veteran J R Bishop buried in Sweetwater
J R Bishop, 89, Confederate veteran, died Saturday and was buried in Sweetwater yesterday after living there for 30 years. The obituary notes his long residence and service in the community.
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Associated Pree
Sweetwater
J. R. Bishop
Laundryman dies as gasoline blast hots flames
A laundry worker died last night after entering a burning laundry and a can of gasoline exploded, engulfing him in fire. In Houston a dynamite blast injured Alfred Kitzman, 27, of Hockley, possibly paralysing him, as a fuse failed to explode a charge in a salt pit. Bed bodies were later recovered of two drowned men, Julian P. Garrett and Morris Ivory, in Greenville.
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Houston
Alfred Kitzman
Hockley
Houston Salt Company
Miaman
Greenville
Julian P. Garrett
Dallas
Morris Ivory
Petit Jury Excused as Grand Jury Prepares Final Week
The district court pauses for a month with three weeks of court at Canyon after this week. Potter County grand jury meets with 19 new complaints to investigate and likely plans most of the week for final adjournment preparations.
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Petit Jury
District Criminal Court
Canyon
Potter County
Grand Jury
Glendale Aviator Sets World Loop Record
Gordon F. Mounce, a 32 year old Glendale aviator, claimed the world record for successive outside loops. Observed by National Aeronautical Association officials, he completed 22 outside loops in a small biplane, surpassing Tex Rankin’s 18 set at Portland last year. Dorothy Hester, a 19 year old Portland aviation student, joined a small group of fliers by completing three of five outside loop attempts, with aviation experts noting no other woman has attempted the feat.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Gordon F. Mounce
Glendale
National Aeronautical Association
Mounce
Tex Rankin
Portland
Ore
Dorothy Hester
Portland Aviation
KIWANIANS IN PICNIC TONIGHT IN AMARILLO
Amarillo Kiwanians plan All Kiwanis night at Jack Halls Ranch featuring a chicken barbecue, ball game, swimming, speeches, and entertainment. A memorial service at 7 80 pm honors the International order followed by a dance with Joe Normans orchestra. Leaders Joiner Cole and officials attend the international convention in Atlantic City.
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Amarillo
Joe Norman
Joiner Cole
Atlantic City
Amos and
Andy
Dumb Bell
Howard A. Ferguson
Bill Cooper
Dumb Bells
Thieves Break Into Put and Take Grocery
Thieves broke through a rear door at the Put and Take Grocery at 1100 East Tenth Avenue last night and stole a small amount of money from the cash register. A quick stock check found no other items missing. The robbery was discovered when the store opened this morning.
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East Tenth Avenue
Davidson Fails To Announce Support
AUSTIN June 320. Lynch Davidson son withdrew from the race for governor and issued a statement opposing the election of Sterling Ferguson Love or Mayfield without saying whom he will support.
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Associated Press
Austin
Lynch Davidson
Sterling
Ferguson
Love
Mayfield
Manuel Labor Arrested for Vagrancy in San Francisco
A San Francisco man named Manuel Labor, 27, was arrested today at the city prison on a vagrancy charge. Officials sought to make an introduction, noting the play on his name and the humor in the situation.
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Manuel Labor
San Francisco
Webster
Midnight Tax Deadline Looms for Amarillo Residents
Taxpayers rushed to Amarillo City Hall as midnight approached the tax deadline. James Bowen, the tax collector, and staff remained open to accept payments until midnight with checks mailed before the deadline honored. Earlier, about 40 percent of city taxes were unpaid and two extensions had been granted.
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Amarillo
James Bowen
Bowen
City Fathers Plan Meeting Tuesday Night
Routine items are on the agenda for tomorrow's regular city commission session at city hall. No unfinished business was reported. Mayor Col. EK. O. Thompson returned from St. Louis yesterday and may hold a late special session to determine candidates’ positions for the July 8 city commissioner election.
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Ety Hall
Col
EK. O. Thompson
St. Louis
Unclaimed Bodies Reported After Matamoros Clash
Universal’s Paris dispatch from Torreon reports in Matamoros last night many bodies lay unclaimed on the streets after a clash between police and communists. About 20 people were killed and eight wounded, including Chief of Police Arturo Pena, as communists demonstrated against the federal government. Infantry moved to restore order and reestablish control.
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United Press
Mexico City
Universal
Matamoros
Torreon
Coahuila
Arturo Pena
Gunmen Loot U S Rum Warehouse in Chicago
Five gunmen took control of a Chicago government warehouse for three hours, looting whiskies brandies and alcohol valued at over 200000. Four men carried large cans to awaiting trucks while night watchman Paul Perry was bound gagged and blindfolded. Possible Capone gang involvement under investigation.
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Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
al Capone
Capone
Paul Perry
Perry
Prohibition
Endurance Fliers Buck Storms As Ship Adds Hours to Record
Chicago June 30 The Hunter brothers battled a fierce storm and refueling trouble to push the City of Chicago beyond 51 hours in the air, aiming for 23 days of continuous flight. Despite a 445 hour start, a 6:01 record and a late fuel contact held by a storm, the craft pressed on at Sky Harbor Airport with the goal still intact.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rhineland
Germany
Versailles
Guillaumat
Chicago
Hunter Brothers
Sky Harbor
City of
Hunter
Ten Mexican Prisoners Break From Houston Farm
Ten Mexican prisoners escaped at Blue Ridge prison farm in Houston early today. Captain W. J. Brown and guards pursued and recaptured two within minutes as they fled during daily work assignment. The incident prompted a city-wide search for the remaining escapees.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Blue Ridge
W. J. Brown
Baby boy killed by truck on West Sixth Avenue
Four year old Janior Koester was struck by a light truck in the 2700 block near Wright Furniture in San Jacinto while crossing with siblings. The driver P H McKinney was questioned but not charged. The child died en route to Northwest Texas Hospital. parents were located through his sister.
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Sixth Avenue
San Jacinto
Janior Koester
H. C. Koester
North Bowyer
Jack
Maybelle
P. H. McKinney
West Seventh
Mra. C. ©. Farley
Northwest Seventh
Grigge
Northwest Texas Hospital
A. G. Alexander
National Tailoring Company
McKinney
Wright Furniture Company
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John
John Maynard Lor. Co
W. Sth
Citizens OF
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Denver Today
Sen. Smoot
Department of Justice
Hoover
the Treasury
Mitchell
Youngquist
Amos W. W. Wood
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Davidson
City Fathers Plan
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