Executions Halted In New Orleans And Impending Hangings
Gov. O H Simpson granted a last minute reprieve delaying Matt Seminarys planned noon execution in New Orleans for the murder of his dance hall sweetheart. The state prepares to hang Joseph Genna and Morton Brasseaux in Deridder for killing taxi driver Joseph Brevelle.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
H. Simpson
Matt Seminary
Deridder
Beauregard Parish
Joseph Genna
Morton Brasseaux
Joseph Brevelle
Simpson
George E. Williams
Orleans Parish
State Board of Patrons
Seminary
United Circuit Court of Appeals
Louis H. Burns
Richard Dowling
W. §. Kin- Sella
Sanity Commission
Smith Opens Campaign After Senate Refusal to Seat Him
Col Frank L Smith denounces the U S Senate for not seating him as Illinois senator elect and launches his Republican campaign for the senate. He calls the Senate chamber the supreme vantage point to attack rivals and asserts that 800000 Illinois citizens are ignored by about fifty senators.
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United Press
Bloomington
United States Senate
Illinois
Frank L. Smith
Senate
Smith
Illinoia
Shell
Tack's Vision for Amarillo Expansion and Reform
An enumeration of city goals includes more hotels and housing, new sewers, a municipal pool, parks, and a golf course. It advocates lower taxes and utility rates, tougher crime penalties, public airport and depot, expanded business uses, and a scenic route to Palo Duro Canyon while promising steadier growth and livability.
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Bivins Lake
San Jacinto
Amarillo
Bivins
Palo Dure
Father and wife of death victim arrive in Amarillo
The father of W R Nog alias W B Moore who died from a 20 foot fall at Great West Mill plant identified the body as his son William Rex Noe. Mrs W R Noe of Los Angeles arrived seeking to delay funeral. another woman claimed as wife of Noe lives locally. The body’s disposal remains undecided and shipment to California is anticipated.
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W. R. Nog
W. B. Moore
Great West Mill & Elevator
Amarillo
N. S. Griggs
William Rex Noe
W. R. Noe
California
Noe
Los Angeles
Uncle Jim Allard Suffers Broken Hip
James Allard aged 68 and longtime Amarillo resident is at Northwest Texas Hospital with a dislocated hip after he slipped while helping a child in his grocery at 310 Harrison Street. He remains painfully but not seriously injured.
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James Allard
Panhandle
Amarillo
Northwest
Texas
Jim
Harrison Street
Legionnaires To Panhandle Meet Tonight
Hanson Post members and their families will travel to Panhandle this evening to visit Hutchinson County post and attend a dance. They are asked to meet at the Legion Home at 8:00 p.m. and drive their own cars where possible.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Panhandle
Hutchinson County
Plague Fears, Orangutan Death Spark Cautionary Notes
A newspaper column discusses ongoing epidemics and disasters, urging common sense and self care. It notes the historical black death context and reports the death of the first captive orangutan in Berlin after its mother mauled the infant. The writer contrasts public health failures with hoarding and caregiving challenges facing society and mothers in captivity.
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Asia
Europe
Berlin
Amarillo Considers Municipal Airport With War Dept Ties
Debate in Amarillo discusses converting Bivins field into a municipal airport. Lieutenant Gray outlined work on the flying field and letters show private status with the War Department and Commerce Aviation Bureau. Mayor Bivins reportedly would lease the field for municipal use as The Globe offered services to promote the project.
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Bivins Field
Amarillo
Sky Color Changes Linked to Volcanic Eruptions
English meteorologist Sir Napier Shaw says the blue sky fades to less attractive colors due to chemical or moisture particles formed after volcanic eruptions. He notes these particles also cause climate effects in some regions.
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Sir Napier Shaw
Scientist Links Eruptions to Sky Changes Hints at Foreign Material
The article notes Mount Katmal's 1912 eruption brought a 0.75 degree temperature drop on average. It cites two West Indies eruptions in 1908 and 1904 with whitish skies and reports Sir Napier's photographs suggesting foreign material in the sky where clear air should be.
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Katmal
West Indies
Sir Napier
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
Short puzzle with easy words and two long 13-letter horizontals. Clues cover definitions from oily liquid to directions and letters, including across and down items like before, to face, and to slumber. Generous cross references help solvers complete the grid.
Word Puzzle Clues From Yesterday's Answers List
A compact puzzle list presents clues with numbered definitions such as depart scatter work incrustation on a sore stand spread of an arch entrance eccentric wheels Sanskrit dialect speedster tiny lake provide food rustic gusset sound slash billow burden employ beverage.
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Burden
Britain Cuts Navy Program and Sets New Light Wave Standard
Britain lowers its 1928 naval budget estimate to 57.3 million pounds with reductions by two cruisers in 1927 and one cruiser in 1928. The plan calls for two cruisers eight destroyers six submarines and other vessels. In Paris experts agreed to adopt a light wave based standard measuring 1 5304 164.18 waves of red cadmium light as the new universal length replacing the platinum iridium bar.
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Associated Press
London
William C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
International Measuring Experta
Paris
Market reports from Kansas City and Chicago livestock and New Orleans cotton
Kansas City cattle and hogs show steady to slow trading with official receipts. Chicago hogs, cattle, and lambs priced steady to lower on pressure from light demand. New Orleans cotton and Liverpool cues fuel modest advances before midday, with May at 18.28 and July at 18.18, then easing.
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Colorado
East ST. Louis
Associated Press
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Liverpool
Cotton Textile Institute
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James E. Bennett
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wWwanin
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General Motors
Recdocee
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Roebuck & Co
Repel Union Ofpecsivesseves Simms Petroleum
Serceeseverees WD
Six Hundred Enter Mouth Organ Championship Across Britain
Six hundred contestants participate in the Mouth Organ league of Great Britain championship, 150 more than last year. Clergymen, miners, clerks, and errand boys join a lone woman, Mrs. Gladys Schubert, wife of an Austrian waiter, in sectional contests across London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Newcastle, Hull, Cardiff, Belfast, and Dublin. The final is set for London in June.
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Mouth Organ League of Great Britain
Gladys Schubert
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Newcastle
Hull
Cardiff
Belfast
Dublin
Not a Yes but a Careful Sail in Love
A poetic reflection on marriage as a voyage facing storms and uncertainties. The speaker warns that time tests trust and asks if love can endure when hopes fade and ships weather troubles. A shoreward caution from Edgar A. Guest.
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Edgar A
Radio Schedule Preview for March 9 Across U.S. Stations
A dense listing of evening programs across many stations from KYW to KHQ, detailing times, show names, concerts, orchestras, and special segments in Central Standard Time. The grid includes Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and regional outlets with Long list of musical programs and broadcasts.
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Associated Press
KYW
Chicago
Wrigley Review
Monitor and Merrimac
Serenaders
WBBM
WEBH
WJJD
Palmer Symphony
la France Orchestra
Edgewater Orchestra
WGN
WLIB
WLS
Metropolitan Choir
Sherman’s Orchestra
WMAQ
WQJ
WLW
Cincinnati
Vagabonds
WSAI
Palmolive
WTAM
Cleveland
Cities
Angio Persians
la France
WOC
Davenport
Chanticleers
Man and Daughter-in-law Kill Fox Haunting Mother in Tokyo
Bunjiro Kawashima and his wife beat his 71 year old mother in their Tokyo home, believing she was possessed by a fox spirit. The elderly woman had become demented, and after failed priestly prayers they clubbed her to death claiming they vanquished the spirit.
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Bunjiro Kawashima
Tokyo
Japan
Daugter
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