Alleged Reds Assault Cops at Consulate Riot in Chicago
March 12 reports describe a clash near the Japanese consulate on Michigan Boulevard as demonstrators and police fought amid banners and crowds. Three officers were wounded, 30 demonstrators arrested, while Japanese Consul Yoshio Muto was escorted to safety and thanked police for protection. A separate Detroit procession for four dead workers featured 6000 marchers denouncing Ford and Murphy with banners and the Internationale.
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Michigan Boulevard
China
Tribune
Wrigley
Boulevard Link
Charles Kiefer
Ray Eddy
Frank Breslin
Eddy
John Fogarty
Anna Rejba
Edward
Stephen Chuck
Yoshio Muto
Henry Ford
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Post Office Robbery Reported Near Kings Mill Confuses Police
Police in Amarillo sought a missing post office robbery clue after a late Saturday call claimed two men robbed a Kings Mill post office at 12:55 and fled in a high powered car toward Amarillo. Postmasters and local officials questioned the Kings Mill vs Kingsville mix up as Corpus Christi AP reports showed no such robbery.
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Amarillo
Kings Mill
W. R. McDowell
Larry Sticer
Pampa
Kingsville
Lower
East Coast
Corpus Christi
Associated Press
Farm Board nominees confirmed amid graft salaries debate
Senate approved three long delayed Federal Farm Board nominees Frank Evans William F Schilling and Sam H Thompson after a storm over board policy and executive pay Critics cited a 2 757 000 annual payroll and salaries 75 000 for E F Creekmore and 50 000 for George S Milner Norbeck warned of two standards of living and urged reform while Schall defended high pay for capable executives</S>
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Senate
Frank Evans
Utah
William F. Schilling
Minnesota
Sam H. Thompson
Illinois
Borah
Idaho
Schall
Minn
Norbeck
Farm Board
Agricultural Marketing Act
South Dakotan
E. F. Creekmore
American Cotton Cooperative Association
George S. Milner
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Foreign Service Changes Announced by State Department
State Department announced changes including Paul H. DeMille of El Paso moving from Tirana Albania to Monterrey Mexico as vice consul. Other postings not specified.
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State Department
Paul H. DeMille
el Paso
Tirana
Albania
Monterrey
Mexico
Arson Charges Filed Against Auto Shop Operators
Eastland March 12 Frank Bida operator of any automobile top and body works and Sam H Baskin one of his employees were charged with arson today over two fires in distant city areas at 3 o clock this morning.
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Eastland
Frank Bida
Sam H. Baskin
Four Bandits Raid Kansas Town Vault in Chetopa Bank Heist
Four robbers captured night watchman Jim Lancaster and rural mail carrier Jack Lemley in Chetopa Kansas. They cut telephone lines and spent about three hours drilling the vault of the Chetopa State Bank, fleeing with an undetermined amount of money.
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Chetopa
Kan
Jim Lancaster
Lancaster
Jack Lemley
Bank
Allred considers suit against New Mexico over Pecos water
Texas Attorney General James V. Allred announced plans to sue New Mexico to curb Pecos River diversions. He said New Mexico headwaters irrigation threaten Texas aridification, calling for investigation by Assistant AG George T. Wilson and potential landowner funding. If won, irrigation could be restored to thousands of acres in the Pecos Valley.
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Austin
James V. Allred
New Mexico
Pecos River
Allred
Texas
George T. Wilson
Wilson
Pecos
Lindbergh Baby Case Fixer Claims Alive Child
Morris Rosner, the Lindbergh case fixer, says he has knowledge the kidnapped Lindbergh baby is alive and safe and will be returned. He declines to confirm direct contact with kidnappers but says the information is based on actual knowledge. Rosner warns the kidnappers and requests no prosecution, citing ongoing delicate work and public interest.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Lindbergh
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16Th Street
Douglas Craik
Park Avenue
Craik
Colonel Lindbergh
Underworld
Lindbergh Case Aides Involved Inquiries And Rumors
Col H Norman Schwarzkopf issued a 250 word update denying official statements about Morris Rosner and clarifying communications will go through Trenton press reps. The report notes Rosner’s interview rumors, Spitale and Bitz acquitted on liquor charges, and scattered links to the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry. A Newark trial, Vancouver rumors, and De troit Purple Gang ties are mentioned as part of ongoing uncertainty.
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Department of Justice
Colonel Lindbergh
Salvatore (Salvy) Spitale
Irving Bitz
Brooklyn
Spitale
Detroit News
Michigan
B. C
Royal Northwestern Mounted Police
Betty Cox
Miss Gow
Henry Johnson
Newark
N. J
Johnson
Hartford
Conn
Trenton
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Morris Rosner
New York
Col. Schwarzkopf
Lindbergh
Schwarzkopf
Jimmie Joy to Lead Versatile Brunswick Band Tuesday
Jimmie Joy and his 14 Brunswick artists will perform Tuesday night at the Nat, under Tri-State Fair auspices. The versatile ensemble features musicians who can croon, swing, tap dance, and adapt to any crowd, from quiet reels to red hot syncopation.
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Brunswick Recording
Crosby
Vallee
Jimmie
Kansas
Brunswick
Mrs. Cora Gleghorn Rites Planned Monday
Funeral services are likely Monday for Mrs. Cora Gleghorn 47 at 201 North Rusk Street per Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel. She belonged to West Amarillo Christian Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Survived by husband R J Gleghorn daughter Verda Nugent son Ray Gleghorn Phoenix Arizona and grandson Raphael Nugent age five.
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North Rusk Street
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel
R. J. Gleghorn
Verda Daniel Nugent
Ray Gleghorn
Phoenix
Ariz
Raphael Nugent
Coble to Washington for RF C financing talks
Amarillo rancher Tom Coble travels to Washington D C for a conference with federal authorities on distributing funds to cattlemen by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He left Amarillo Thursday and will meet with two other Texans in the capital.
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Tom Coble
Amarillo
Washington, D. C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Vaughan dies in Utah discoverable cattleman
Will L Vaughan a former Armstrong County resident died at his Kanab Utah home after a brief illness last Sunday He was born at Claude 40 years ago and spent years in Amarillo He became a prominent cattleman Survivors include his widow four children and five Amarillo sisters Laura Nelson Paul Ingram C M Howe R B Russell and G A Tull
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Armstrong County
Kanab
Utah
Mr. Vaughan
Claude
Amarillo
Laura Nelson
Paul Ingram
C. M. Howe
R. B. Russell
G. A. Tull
Murray Opens Front Yard for Needy Families in Oklahoma City
Governor William H. Murray announced a plan to allot a tract between the State Capitol and the executive mansion for needy families to establish vegetable gardens. The land is plowed and seed money will be provided to create small plots. the governor predicted a $1 investment could yield $25 in produce later.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
State Capitol
Executive Mansion
State Board of Affairs
Lindbergh hosts police at hilltop home during search
Col Charles A Lindbergh shared a roast lamb dinner tonight with state police quartered at his hilltop home as the search for the kidnapped Lindbergh baby continued. Mrs Lindbergh marked the eleventh day since her son's abduction on the second floor of the windswept residence. She appeared on a porch for a breath of air, maintaining her calm poise amid the frantic search.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Kidnapped Lindbergh case draws crowd aboard President Roosevelt
In Hamburg on March 12 the search for the Lindbergh baby yielded fame for Joergensen's 22 month old Danish son aboard the President Roosevelt liner. American consulate investigators and about 30 detectives boarded the ship, and Joergensen presented documents to prove paternity. The infant drew many passengers seeking photos.
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Germany
Lindbergh
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Joergensen
Love's Protest Disrupts Texas Democratic Peace
Former Texas senator Thomas B. Love vents against the Democratic state executive committee in Fort Worth for adopting a pledge requiring precinct voters to back Democratic electors. He warns the move could drive dry Democrats from primaries and urges reconsideration, citing past court rulings and arguing the body lacks power to impose a pledge.
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Texas
Thomas B. Love
Drys
Herbert Hoover
W. P. Huggins
Houston
Love
Fort Worth
Supreme Court
W. E. Wilcox
Democratic State Executive Committee
Huggins
State Executive Committee
Student Prince revival thrills Heidelberg tale at fair
Carl Franz and Kathie frame the revived Romberg hit The Student Prince set in Heidelberg. The musical romance known for Deep in My Heart Dear and the Student Prince Drinking Song attracts huge crowds. Tri-State Fair pricing drops to 2.50 top, 1 for less, tickets at City Drug Store 10 am to 8 pm, orders via Wilbur C. Hawk care of The News-Globe.
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Heidelberg
Kathie
Romberg
Prince
Wonder Bar
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
City Drug Store
News-Globe
Japanese Claim Prince Pu Yi Duress Linked Changchun Visit
Japanese foreign offices disputed the boy emperor Henry Pu Yi becoming state chief executive saying his Changchun trip was not a triumphal return but due to duress.
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Foreign Office
Henry Pu-Yi
Changchun
Rebel Chinese Troops Fight Japanese‑Tutelage State at Sakhalien
Reports from Blagoveshchensk say Chinese troops rebel against the Manchurian government backed by Japan. Ten Japanese officers and two civilians killed, government commander captured, looting of four Chinese banks and attacks on English customs and a Soviet trading house. Stray bullets fall on the Russian side. Receipts show citrus marketing in Anaheim in 1931 exceeded $2.5 million.
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U.P
Blagoveshchensk
Siberian
Amur
Manchuria
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Manchurian
Blagoveschensk
Ohio delegates file pledges for Hoover White in 193? nominating race
Ohio's March filing closes 6 30 p m with 52 of 55 Republican delegates pledged to Hoover. Three delegates resist, backing France Coxey or White. Governor White faces opposition in five districts from Baker and Witt, while Witt’s backers may shift to Alfred E Smith. Prohibition becomes issue in senatorial race as L J Taber enters Republican slate against Bettman Miller Bracher.
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Joseph I
France
Maryland
Jacob
Coxey
Massillon
Washington
White
Newton D. Baker
Pete Witt
Cleveland
Witt
Alfred E Smith
Baker
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Gilbert Bettman
Elizabeth C. T. Miller
Charles A. Bracher
Dayton
St Pat's Dance at Amarillo Athletic Club big celebration
Sponsors of the St Patrick Day Shoe Fund plan Amarillo Athletic Club festivities for Saint Patrick’s Day. Wilbur Upchurch and Vice Versa Birds provide music with contests and novelty numbers for prizes donated by local merchants. Les Nurnie and his dancers perform a new Irish revue of dances and novelties.
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St. Patrick’s Day
St. Pat's Day
Amarillo
Amarillo Athletic Club
Wilbur Upchurch
Les Nurnie
Pioneer ranchman R L Baxter dies at Shamrock
Special to The News Shamrock March 12 Funeral services were held Saturday for R L Bob Baxter a well known Texas Panhandle pioneer ranchman. He died Friday after 27 years as foreman of the Millicon ranch spanning parts of today Wheeler and Collingsworth counties.
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Shamrock
R. L
Bob) Baxter
Texas Panhandle
Baxter
Wheeler
Collingsworth
Bettman and Bulkley Stand Against Prohibition Shift
Two candidates did not reveal their stance on prohibition. Bettman and Senator Robert J Bulkley, the unopposed Democratic nominee seeking re election, are known opponents of current liquor conditions.
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Bettman
Robert J. Bulkley
Wealthy recluse Ida Wood dies amid hidden riches in hotel
Ida Mayfield Wood, a longtime social figure in Manhattan and former publisher of The New York Daily News, died in Herald Square Hotel. Courts later recovered about 400000 in old currency from her mattress, and a nurse found an additional half million in faded Civil War bills, with both sums turned over to the estate.
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