Unrest and economy mix in Brisbanes Globe column excerpt
Arthur Brisbane discusses stock tickers labor shortages and political tensions as he critiques unemployment figures and the Vatican Mussolini clash. He notes bankers in New York deny plans to rival Giannini, cites labor secretary quotes, and warns against partisan alarmism while previewing a continuation on page two.
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Chase
National City
New York
Giannini
California
Weather forecast for Texas Oklahoma and surrounding states
The forecast shows fair and warmer conditions tonight through Saturday across West Texas Oklahoma East Texas and Louisiana with rising temperatures. Overnight lows include near frost in the north and southeast cooler areas with daytime highs climbing. scattered bands of scattered frost are noted in northern sections.
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The
Associated Press
West Texas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Foul Play Suspected in Roundhouse Deaths Near Amarillo
Six unidentified bodies were found in a Fort Worth and Denver roundhouse vat and nearby car crash victims in Tascosa. Coroner says deaths are by unknown persons. possible Mexican origin discussed. Identification unlikely. details flow to Griggs funeral home as authorities search for clues.
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N. 8
Griggs and Sons Funeral
Fort Worth
Denver
Tascosa
Amarillo
W. R. Dickey
Panhandle
W. W. Samples
J. W. Mode
C. J. White
Charles Hoge
Denvert
J. W. Minter
E. A. Johnston
N. S. Griggs
John Spivey
Burkburnett
Lindbergh plans return to trans Atlantic flight in summer
Col Charles Lindbergh advises army friends of a summer voyage aiming for a goodwill world flight. He will test a new Ryan monoplane in California before a staged European tour and a possible crossing of Russia China and the Pacific toward the United States.
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United Press
Washington
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Russia
China
Japan
Pacific
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Germany
Lindbergh J
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Calif
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Indo-China
Philippines
Midway Islands
Hawaii
American
Brock
Schlee
Detroit
Midways
Maitland
Hegenberger
Californias
Crime Wave Blamed on World War Says Robins
Oklahoma City March 30 Raymond Robins told First Baptist Church that the postwar crime surge is the result of World War I not the Volstead Act. Carlton M. Sherwood of New York introduced Colonel Robins.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Robins
First Baptist Tabernacle
Carlton M. Sherwood
New York
Colonel Robins
Tribute Paid Coach Butler at Amarillo High
Final tribute to Hugh Lee Butler, Amarillo High School athletic idol, attended by thousands of students and adults. Services were held at First Baptist Church with Bishop E. Seaman and several ministers officiating. The Masonic lodge handled burial at Llano Cemetery after a public viewing at Griggs Funeral Chapel.
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Hugh Lee Butler
E. ©. Seaman
Masonic Lodge
Llano
Griggs
American Legion
Baptist Church
Flower Girls
George Lindsay
John Fullingham
T. B. Gallaher
L. B. Newby
W. A. McIntosh
J. M. Brawley
Fred Bone
W. W. Flenniken
Speculation Rages on Wall Street Amid Strong Pool Activity
In New York on March 30, speculation surged as powerful pools pushed favorites like Radio, General Motors, and General Electric. Early trading ran at a torrid pace, with ticketing behind and indications of a 4,000,000 share session.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Radio
General Motors
General Electric
Lights Gas To See Flame Kill Prominent Virginia Boy
In Richmond on March 20 a gas main blast killed 13 year old Julian Williams who dropped a match to glimpse blue flames. Three other boys were badly injured as they gathered around the main in the street.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Julian Williams
Rum Running Rings Said To Operate Through Houston
The Houston Post-Dispatch quotes A. Oftedahl of Washington as assistant prohibition commissioner claiming large international rum running rings are active in Houston. A corps of undercover agents is on the ground to identify leaders with more investigators to be added, working independently of Deputy Prohibition Administrator George Hammons to dry up the area before the June Democratic National Convention. Some liquor stocks have been concentrated near Houston but not above normal levels.
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Associated Press
Houston
Houston Post-Dispatch
A. Oftedahl
Washington
Prohibition
Post-Dispatch
George Hammons
South Texas
Oftedahl
Ty Cobb to quit baseball after stock market cleanup
The Evening Post reports Ty Cobb plans retirement from baseball after reportedly clearing $200,000 in the stock market, per a special dispatch from Augusta, Georgia. Cobb decision follows financial dealings and a long career in Major League Baseball.
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Associated Press
New York
the Evening Post
Augusta
Ty Cobb
Amarillo Seeks Aviation Experts for Municipal Airport
The Globe reports Amarillo invites aviation authorities from Wichita and federal representatives to advise on selecting a site. Lt. Harry Weldington of Ft. Sam Houston is expected soon, and W C Snyder of the Federal Department of Commerce will visit in April. Bivinsfield airport currently serves the city.
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Board of City Development
W. C. Snyder
Department of Commerce
Amarillo
Federal Department
Snyder
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Airlines
Bivinsfield
Robert H. Gray
Plea for Federal Protection Urged in City Turmoil
A bailiff shot in a raid on State street saloon sparks federal involvement as agents, led by G F Golding, defend themselves amid Chicago political clashes between Deneen and Thompson Crowe factions. The incident follows the murder of Diamond Joe Esposito’s widow’s relative and a later arsonic killing. Attorney General Sargent weighs deputizing more marshals for primary day.
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Crowe
State Street
Chicago
Paul Marchese
Diamond Joe Esposito
Deneen
Washington
Sargent
United States
Palmer Anderson
Marchese
William Beatty
Thompson- Crowe
Beatty
G. F. Golding
Golding
Federal Building
Secretary Work Attacked as Coward in Senate
Senator Caraway of Arkansas labeled Secretary Work a coward in the Senate today over his handling of Col. Clyde F. Estes on Governor Moody of Texas staff. The exchange highlighted ongoing tensions and political rivalry in Washington March 30.
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Freas
Washington
Work
Senate
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Arkansan
Clyde FE. Estes
Moody
Texas
Bremen Held Up On Ocean Flight Again
A gale at Baldonnel Airfield Ireland postponed the Bremen trans Atlantic attempt by Baron Von Huenefeld Captain Hermann Koehl and Arthur Spindler. Weather forced the postponement to Saturday at Mitchel Field if wind and rain clear.
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United
Baldonnel Airdrome
Dublin
Baldonnel
Bremen
Mitchel Field
L. 1
Heaven
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
Arthur Spindler
Olga Mathews Sues For Divorce Over Car Crash Claim
In Memphis Tennessee on March 80 Mrs Olga V Mathews charges her husband ran over her with his automobile after she found him with another woman. She sues for cruelty and inhuman treatment.
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United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Olga V. Mathews
Remus Freed in Ohio Mental Hospital Case
George Remus once the Cincinnati bootlegger known as a millionaire was acquitted of his wife Imogene’s murder and today released from the state hospital for the criminally insane. He had been committed January 6 after testimony on his sanity by six alternate witnesses and two state‑called experts. Three judges ruled on the case with two granting freedom and one dissent.
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Lima
Ohio
George Remus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Imogene
Remus
Immigration plans ready for Panhandle drive
Preliminary plans completed for Panhandle Development Association publicity drive. Amarillo meeting in April to launch funds for an immigration movement into the Panhandle. Finance committee estimates need of 30 000 dollars to send exhibits to mid western states and attract farmers to visit. Contests planned in six counties across Iowa Kansas Nebraska to pick six farmers per state to visit the Panhandle this fall.
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The
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Panhandle
Air record endurance flight beats German mark
George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson completed a 53 hour 35 minute endurance flight in Jacksonville Beach Florida landing 4 10 p m EST after surpassing the German record by 1 hour 12 minutes 40 seconds They landed near the departure point with fuel in tanks and the engine still running A Venice dispatch reports Italian aviator Major Mario De Bernardi set a new speed record at 318 34 miles per hour in London
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Jacksonville Beach
Fla
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Edward Stinson
Lloyd Bertaud
London
Venice
Mario de Bernardi
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