Exemption proposals loom in revenue bill fight
Washington March 21 New proposals seek to exempt foods apparel and medicines from the 2 percent sales tax as Ways and Means leaders seek to appease opposition to the revenue bill. Amendments would spare lard sausages dried fruits malted milk ice cream malt syrups for bread radio leased wires and spraying materials.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
U.P
House
Ways and Means Committee
Crisp-Hawley-Rainey Coalition
Crisp
Laguardia
Enemies of the Pacific Move Toward California
The Blue Fleet, nine mighty American battleships returning from Hawaii, sails toward Los Angeles via San Pedro to attack California. Aircraft carriers and numerous auxiliaries accompany the force, facing a 10,000-ton treaty cruiser defense. the New York leads with 16-inch guns during Hawaii maneuvers.
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Pacific Ocean
California
Hawaii
Los Angeles
San Pedro
New York
Snow and rain mock official spring entry in Panhandle
A mix of rain and snow driven by a 40 mile per hour northwester swept the Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico Panhandle region spoiling the official start of spring. Temperatures dipped to 18 degrees at 9 A.M. and Perryton reported six inches of snow while Amarillo saw brief snowfall and low visibility. Snow and drifting paralyzed traffic as the Santa Fe railway logged two to three inches from Canadian and Spearman east for 200 miles. The Northwest Panhandle and eastern New Mexico saw lighter snowfall with forecasts of continued cold weather.
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Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo
Oklahoma Panhandle
Mercury
Perryton
Canadian
Spearman
Santa Fe Railway
Northwest Panhandle
Boise City
Oklo
Clovis
N. M
Texline
Federal
Enid
Okla
Dallas
U.P
Weather Bureau
Decrease Continues in Income Payments
Washington reports continued declines in income tax receipts for the year with total receipts for the month ending last Friday at 152,428,074 dollars, down 86,695,907 from the prior year. The treasury statement notes a persistent drop in collections across the period.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies and continued cold tonight with Tuesday turning fair and warmer. West Texas outlook shows fair, colder conditions excluding the Panhandle, with freezing southwest and east central portions tonight. Tuesday should be fair with rising temperatures. New Mexico features fair conditions tonight and Tuesday, with unsettled northeast tonight, colder tonight, frost in the south, and freezing temperatures in the extreme southeast. Temperature extremes today recorded up to 26 and 29 degrees. Griggs ambulance service listed as 4311.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
American destroyers recalled from Shanghai station
The navy ordered six destroyers and six submarines withdrawn from Shanghai with service ships, to return to the Pacific coast and to Hawaii next month. The move aims to reduce the Asiatic fleet and place several ships in reserve, a plan formed before the Sino Japanese crisis.
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Washington
Shanghai
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Treasury receipts and balances for March 18 report
Treasury receipts for March 18 totaled 37 million 42 thousand 396 dollars and 15 cents with expenditures of 34 million 456 thousand 4 dollars and 35 cents. The balance stood at 738 million 809 thousand 64 dollars and 71 cents. Customs duties for 18 days in March reached 13 million 786 thousand 27 dollars and 52 cents.
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Washington
Treasury
Brinkley Sues Globe Over Libel Damages in Del Rio
Dr J R Brinkley famed goat gland physician of Kansas files a libel suit in Del Rio against Globe News Publishing Co seeking 100000 actual and 500000 exemplary damages totaling 600000 The suit cites a What They Write to Tack column from February 3 that called Brinkley a bunk artist and referenced his controversial gland therapy The case names Gene A Howe president of the company as the notice recipient and follows a quoted Tack letter response in Hansford County News
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Globe News Publishing Company
del Rio
J. R. Brinkley
Kansas
Gene A. Howe
Sheriff's Department
E. R. Tack
Hansford County
Brinkley
Stalin
F. R. Kreiger
Grover
Hansford
Kreiger
Bank Robbery Suspect Taken at Nara Visa
A Nara Visa man, identified as one of two robbers who escaped with about $5,000 from the First National Bank of Stinnett, was released to Hutchinson County officers after arrest by Sheriff Mike Allen and Deputy Sheriff Fred White. G W Newsom the bank cashier and another officer identified him. Another man remains jailed here, contesting extradition. Tucumcari officers report information on loot location and searches for two more alleged participants continue.
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Globe
Tucumcari
N. M
Nara Visa
Hutchinson
First National Bank of
Athens
U.P
Ohio National Guard
Millfield
Sunday Creek Coal Company
L. P. Wolford
Cleveland
Wayne Wingett
Nelsonville
National Guard
White
Wolford
No. 6
Lick Run
Athens and Hocking Coal Company
Andy Chute
Sunday Creek
United Mine Workers of America
Johnson Cleared in Lindbergh Kidnap Case
Henry Red Johnson, a sailor suitor of Betty Gow, is exonerated by New Jersey police of any involvement in the Lindbergh kidnaping after being held in Connecticut and questioned in Jersey City and Newark. Investigators also pursue two carrier pigeon notes and the meaning of a bird with a leg band. Separately in Ohio and Pennsylvania mass unrest and arrests ensue as coal miners strike and women pickets join demonstrations.
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Johnson
Jersey City
N. J
Henry
Red) Johnson
Betty Gow
Connecticut
Newark
Hopewell
New Jersey
United States
Lindbergh
Charles E. Stein
Lehighton
Arthur L. Bond
East Stroudsburg
Henry Johnson
De Marko Pleads Guilty in Kidnaping Case
Warren Ohio March 21 John De Marko 30 of Youngstown second of two men indicted in the child abduction of 11 year old Jame De Jute Jr of Niles pleaded guilty to harboring and concealing a kidnapped person and received one to twenty years. He was allowed to plead to a lesser charge from kidnaping with intent to extort which carried life. Dowell Hargraves 31 of Youngstown was given a life sentence for his role in the abduction.
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Dowell Hargraves
Youngstown
January's Hard Days and a Freedom Messenger Meeting
A compact notice notes a January focus on freedom, with a gathering featuring Speaker Garner. Event runs from 6 PM to 6 AM, free entry, indicating an all night session or vigil. Strong entities include Speaker Garner and implied Indian freedoms in the era context.
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Garner
President's Gold Standard Crisis Commentary
Arthur Brisbane notes in The Globe on the gold standard threat, Federal Reserve reserves, and looming economic decisions. He recalls France drawing gold, warns of depreciation if off the standard, and praises elastic Federal Reserve credit aiding a potential recovery. The piece reflects Brisbane's daily commentary on U.S. finance and policy.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Aid Requested To Quell Bandits After Train Wreck
United Press reports armed uprising by bandits in Queretaro state. Federal aid asked as soldiers halted a 30 minute battle on a fast Missouri Pacific line train carrying American passengers. One bandit killed, a soldier wounded, express messenger dead. Chicagoans aboard include W B Tingle G W McCarthy and F R Stinson.
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John R. Morris
United Press
Mexico City
U.P
Queretaro
National Railways
Missouri Pacific
Laredo
Chicago
W. B. Tingle
G. W. McCarthy
F. R. Stinson
Lieut
Pedro
Apache’s Fate to Jury Today
APACHE Indian Mac Beymour faces a murder case in Globe Arizona after a late Saturday transcript. The jury will hear final arguments and the judge’s instructions this afternoon. Beymour testified he fought with Miss Henrietta Schmerler in a ravine on July 18 and denied killing her. He claimed he knew nothing about her death as he rode away.
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Globe
Ariz
Mac Beymour
Henrietta Schmerler
Columbia University
Seymour
Miss Schmerler
Blast injures 12 at Springfield Public High School
A mysterious explosion and fire at Springfield Public High School injured 12. Investigators said the first blast is unexplained while two follow up blasts likely resulted from escaping gas. The incident adds to a string of incendiary fires in Central Illinois towns, with two deaths and substantial property damage reported recently. Griggs ambulance.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Winter storm sweeping many regions with heavy snow
A strong winter stormblanket spread from the Atlantic seaboard to the Rockies with gale winds and rough seas along the coast. Four people were missing in a motor car near Colorado Springs as the storm lashed Colorado, Texas Panhandle, and parts of the Midwest. City traffic slowed in Philadelphia and Chicago while Cleveland and Pittsburgh saw snow. Temperatures ranged from the teens in the northeast to the fifties in the south as a low pressure area moved southeastward.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
California
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Colo
Philadelphia
Delaware
Chicago
Loop
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Panhandle
New York
Portland
Montreal
Kansas City
Seattle
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain Section
Texas Panhandle
Foshay and Henley Sentenced in Mail Fraud Conviction
Wilbur B. Foshay and H. H. Henley founders of Foshay Enterprises were convicted on four of 17 counts of using the mails to defraud by a federal court jury. Judge Molyneaux imposed a total 15 year aggregate term in Leavenworth plus $1000 fines each with a 42 day stay to seek appeal.
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Minneapolis
Wilbur B. Foshay
H. H. Henley
Foshay Enterprises
Joseph W. Molyneaux
Leavenworth
Kas
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