Groom Youth Killed In Auto Accident At Groom
Truett Gill fourteen year old son of Mrs Presley G Gill died after being struck by a truck while returning from a school picnic in Groom Texas He was taken home then died about eight o clock. Prof N E Trostle accompanied the children and a track behind the truck stopped to discharge riders. Funeral services were set for three thirty this afternoon at the family home with burial in the Groom cemetery.
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Groom
Tex
Truett Gill
Presley G. Gill
Gill
N. E. Trostle
Prof. Trostle
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Groom Cemetery
Senate Passes MecNary-Haugen Bill Amid Election Buzz
The Senate enthusiastically backs the MecNary-Haugen bill as elections form. Many lawmakers expect a presidential veto and plan to pass it over that veto. Critics warn of price fixing, inflated profits for packers and processors, and costly taxpayer payouts.
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Senate
House
World Problems Discussed At Church Conference
United Press report from Kansas City notes the Methodist Episcopal general conference debating divorce prohibition enforcement international good will the world court League of Nations and other government issues. Bishop Wilson criticizes companionate marriage and warns that high divorce rates threaten home life and civilization.
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United Press
Kansas City
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church Today
World Court
League of Nations
Convention Hall
SRPMS
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Wilson
United States
Court rules on liquor warrants in two new decisions
In Austin on May 2 the Court of Criminal Appeals issued two new liquor rulings. It denied John Ware's request for rehearing in Denton County and held that a warrant remains valid even if an officer admits uncertainty about illicit liquor at the premises, provided the defendant concedes liquor presence. The court contrasted this with its prior stance that warrants based on information and belief are worthless.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Ap
John Ware
Denton County
Ware
Liqeer
California Primary Delivers Big Smith Delegate Lead
Governor Al Smith gains large delegate support after a crushing California primary victory. United Press tabulations place Smith at 504 delegates toward the Democratic nomination and close to a majority, while Hoover and Lowden lead in Republican totals with mixed instructed and uninstructed counts across states.
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United Press
Washington
al Smith
California
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Georgia
Colorado
Michigan
Kentucky
Hawaii
Ohio
New Hampshire
Mass
Iowa
Minn
Louisiana
Maine
Missouri
North Carolina
Virginia
Philippine Islands
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Tennessee
Frank
Lowden
Illinois
N. C
Oklahoma
S& C
Arkansas
Charles E. Curtis
Kansas
Frees
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Californi
Houston
Dem
Hoover
J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Reed
Fence boards on sale at Lam Ber Co this week
4 inch select fence boards offered at special cash price this week by John Maynard Lam Ber Co located at South and Jefferson.
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John Maynard Lam Ber Co
Sth and Jefferson
Weather outlook with showers and cooling air
Tonight and Friday showery in parts with cooler air. Temperatures reach 63 today, 60 last year. Hourly readings range from 63 at 7 am to 81 at 1 pm. West Texas and Oklahoma expect clouds and thundershowers, Louisiana fair then increasing clouds, Arkansas partly cloudy then thundershowers and cooler northwest, East Texas mostly cloudy with northwest showers.
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West Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Northwest
East Texas
Medal heroine drowns after river rescue near Alicia
Alicia Pa May 2 The Associated Press Miss Dennis Gaddis 26 awarded a hero medal in 1925 for saving two people from the Monongahela river drowned near the Monessen Coal mine while saving her sister Agnes 13. A group of eight capsized in swollen waters seven drowned. Agnes reached safety as Dennis was swept away.
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The
Associated Press
Alicia
Monongahela River
Dennis Gaddis
Agnes
Gaddis
Alicia No. 2
Monessen Coal and Coke Company
Miss Gaddis
Dennis
Fifth Avenue Gifts For Wives Of Transatlantic Fliers
Mrs. James Fitemaurice and Mrs. Hermann Koehl chose complete outfits for themselves and outfits for their children from prominent Fifth Avenue shops. Patsy resisted a red hat and red coat, while both mothers settled on blue and coral ensembles with navy accessories and a variety of dresses for day and evening.
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Patsy
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
New York
James Fitemaurice
Hermann Koeh
Fitemaurice
Panhandle Panhandle Panhandle Oil Field Pike Starts Concrete Pour
Panhandle Panhandle oil field project begins concrete pavement work along 12 miles of Panhandle Borger highway. Stucky Construction uses power mixers steam shovel loads materials. 15 workers pour 9 inch thick concrete 18 foot wide while 42 trucks haul supplies. First unit could finish in about 60 days if weather stays favorable.
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Panhandle
Panhandle-Borger
Stucky Construction Comparth T the P
Project Panhandle
Realtors Plan Auto Caravan To State Meet
A West Texas automobile caravan of realtors from cities in this section of the state is planned for the state convention at El Paso May 16. The fact was revealed at the Amarillo Real Estate board meeting today at noon. The caravan would start here and pick up cars through each city en route to El Paso by way of San Angelo. Cooperation from other West Texas cities is being sought in preparation for the trip.
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West Texas
el Paso
Royal V. Thomas Aims For Endurance Flight Record
At Roosevelt Field New York on May 2 Royal V. Thomas, a former army flyer, began an unaccompanied endurance flight at 12 80 PM EDT to surpass the record of 53 hours 36 minutes 41 seconds after a false start earlier.
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Royal V. Thomas
Army
Sheriff Joins Safety Club and Receives Button
Sheriff Wiley Pollard, member of the Just Kids Safety club, presented his filled membership certificate at The Globe office and was told he is not too old to join. He now wears a pin bearing Officer Branner's image and urged adults to join and live up to the pledge.
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Just Kids Safety Club
Globe Office
Harry
Wiley Pollard
Officer Branner
Amarillo
Amarillo College Fund Drive Aims for Tuesday Effort
Amarillo committees plan a strong all‑day push Tuesday designated College Day to raise funds for a new college. Col Harve Haines lauds the plan, noting support from Mayor Lee Bivins and Methodist backers to endow and sustain the college with about half a million and 200000 for the administration building.
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Amarillo College
Harve H. Haines
Ec Board of City Development
Colonel Haines
Lee Bivins
Haines
Amarillo
Baylor University
Dallas
Waco
Methodists of Texas
Man Held at Austin For Officers Here
A. J. Fox, indicted by the Potter county grand jury weeks ago, has been arrested and is being held in the jail at Austin according to word received by the sheriff’s office.
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Potter County
Austin
Sbier Liff
Houston Man Heads Shrine Imperial Potentate Elected
Judge Clyde I. Webster of Detroit was elected imperial outer guard and Frank C. Jones of Houston was named imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the Miami convention. R J Jones received a standing ovation as Shrine officials followed the customary advancement order.
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Frank Jones
Detroit
Miami
Fla
Clyde I. Webster
Mystic Shrine
Plan to Test Pure Seed in This Section
The Rural Advisory committee of the agricultural department ordered 150 bushels of pure line Turkey Red wheat from Manhattan Kansas for distribution to communities nationwide for seed comparison. The Great West Mill end Elevator company will aid in distribution. An order for 500 pounds of tested grain sorghum seed was also filed for use in county communities.
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Agricultural Department
Board of City Development
Manhattan, Kansas
Great West Mill End Elevator Company
Board of City Development reviews pipe rate orders in Amarillo meeting
The transportation department of the Board of City Development met at noon today at the Amarillo hotel to discuss several matters of importance including the recent rates on wrought iron and cast iron pipe ordered by the Southwestern Consolidated cases. Blackburn ambulance. Phone 211. Griggs ambulance. Phone 4511.
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Transportation Department of the Board of City Development
Amarillo Hotel
Southwestern Consolidated Cases
Straw Hats To Come Forth Saturday In Amarillo
Amarillo merchants decree straw hats will be the only lawful headwear next Saturday condemning all other hats to the ash heap. The town has already seen early straw hats on the street drawing compliments as fashion shifts, with expectations of a large crowd displaying varied hues in public view.
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Amarillo
Methodist Conference Rejects Modernist Resolution
Kansas City May 2 delegates voted nearly ten to one against considering a resolution by Rev Harold Paul Sloan of Haddonfield New Jersey to probe alleged widespread disloyalty to core doctrines. Sloan said petitions from 525 communities in 41 states supported an unbiased investigation.
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Kansas City
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Paul Sloan
Hadenfield
N. J
New Jersey
Diety
Sloan
Ground broken for Kell railroad from Pampa to Cheyenne
On May 2 the mule plow started the Kell railroad, from Pampa to Cheyenne Oklahoma, with a low grade being thrown up. Commerce Commission permits allow work to begin by May 1. C H McClellen, Wichita Falls contractor, will grade one mile. Santa Fe may take over by May 16 and bid the full distance. Wheat nearby is six inches high as the new line, aiding agriculture and oilfield access. Frank Kell of Wichita Falls launched the project aided by Pampa citizens who donated 5000 dollars and right of way for thirty miles.
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Pampa
Kell
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
Commerce Commission
Claase
C. H. McClellen
Wichita Paus
The
Santa Fe
Oklahoma City
Pamps
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
Veteran Railroad
Colby Lands Prize Bass on Opening Day
J. G. Colby of 501 Tennessee won a $3 prize from Clements and Young for the largest bass on opening day. The 2 pounds 14 ounce fish was caught in Pale Dure creek using an Al Foss pork rind. A 2.5 pound largemouth was shown in Russell Sporting Goods window. Photo by Carl E. Simona.
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J. G. Colby
Tennessee
Clements and
Young
Pale Dure Creek
Russell Sporting Goods
Carl E. Simona
Studer's Lake
Canadian
American Vice Consul Walter B. Wilson Missing in Shanghai
Walter Bee Wilson, American vice consul in Shanghai, has been missing for 33 hours and consular officials are increasingly apprehensive. Wilson resides in Greenville, New York.
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United Press
Shanghai
Walter Bee Wilson
Wilson
Greenville
Sinclair's Dealings Unknown to Stewart Teapot Probers Told
Harry F. Sinclair testified before the Senate Teapot Dome committee that he and Robert W. Stewart discussed Continental Trading but did not disclose bonds received from Continental or H. M. Blackmer. Both said they earned profits from the Continental sale and later returned funds to the Crude Oil purchasing pool run jointly by Sinclair interests.
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Sinclair
Stewart Teapot Probers
Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate Teapot Home Committee Today
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Continental Trading Company
Continental
H. M. Blackmer
Stewart
Te Continental
Hare
Pilo Gsi
Indiana
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Ie Tery
Milton K. Young
Reed For President Club
Griggs Ambulance
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