Ministers Indicted for Flogging In Arkansas Community
In Mena Arkansas two Anglican ministers Rev Sid Wise and Rev P R Larimore face indictment for flogging a man who they said ignored their warning to stay sober while the Red Cross aided his family last winter. They are to stand trial in October. Wise allegedly whipped Bud Balls last month. The sheriff said he would fund any fines if they are convicted. The ministers have not been arrested.
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Mena, Ark
Red Cross
John E. Joplin
Sid Wise
P. R. Larimore
Apostolic Faith
Wise
Larimore
Joplin
May Day Peace and Politics In A Depression Era
Arthur Brisbane notes May Day celebrations abroad were peaceful though Spain saw unrest and Berlin reported a shooting. He cites U S child health concerns, high maternal death rates, and calls for government focus on children and mothers while Roosevelt is poised for a 1932 Democratic nomination. The Empire State Building opening features Hoover, Roosevelt, and Alfred E. Smith.
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Aida de Acosta Breckenridge
United States
Agricultural Department
White House
Roosevelt
Hoover
Democratic Party
New York
Empire State Building
Washington
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Alfred E. Smith
Mr. Ecker
Metropoli
Lion attack at Cincinnati school exhibition injures child
Vivian Leischner six was mauled by a young lion owned and trained by William Swood of Dayton Ohio during a public exhibition at a Cincinnati school. The child suffered severe scalp wounds and was hospitalized. officials investigate after witnesses say the animal pawed playfully.
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William Swood
Dayton
Vivian Leischner
Cincinnati
Harwood
Weather Forecast For Amarillo And West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity expect fair tonight with a chance of local showers Tuesday. West Texas will be partly cloudy with likely showers around Panhandle area tonight and Tuesday. New Mexico shows unsettled conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Today’s temperatures ranged from 56 to 70 degrees at 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhande
New Mexico
Work, not Breaks, Brings Success, Says J.C. Penney Here
J C Penney speaks at a Kiwanis assembly and Amarillo high school about his early life and work ethic. He credits success to hard work, economy, and earnest application, recounting a stick horse venture and lessons learned. The tour includes meetings with G H Bryant. Penney Company public relations head, and visits to Randall County Dairy Association.
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J. C. Penney
J. C. Penney and Company
Penney
Kiwanis Club
Randall County Dairy Association
G. H. Bryant
Middle West
Oil Well Fire at Gladewater Draws Firefighting Plans
Gladewater Texas May 4 nine workers killed in explosion last Tuesday and a Sinclair No 1 Cole well burning. Tulsa experts M M and Harry Kinley plan nitroglycerin shot to smother flames early tomorrow with debris cleared by tonight. Tex Thornton Amarillo with United States Torpedo Company vows to blast or jump in if offered the job.
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Gladewater
Tex Thornton
Amarillo
United States Torpedo Company
News-Globe
Thornton
Texas
M. M
Harry Kinley
Tulsa
Okla
Local Business and Contact Mentions Amid Refurbish
The notice lists numbers and names including Ideal Mattress Co. Dial 7568 and Griggs ambulance with phone 4311. It directs readers to see John about building and to contact John Maynard Lumber Co at 800 W South.
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Ideal Mattress Co
Dial
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Rash Checks for Mexico Jaunt To Globe News
Readers urged to mail 150 dollar checks to Wilbur C. Hawk for a News-Globe special train to Mexico. Checks not cashed until May 10 but must be received promptly. 107 of 125 reservations are filled with newcomers from Amarillo Perryton and Littlefield and big receptions planned along the route.
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News-Globe
Mexico
Wilbur C. Hawk
Nellie Perry
Perryton
W. A. Stewart
Mary Lee Fuqua
Amarillo
Sayle
Littlefield
Hawk
Chamber of Commerce
First Truck Bill Passes Senate In Austin Containing 32 Amendments
The Texas Senate approved the first truck regulation bill by a 26 to 2 vote, placing truck regulation under the railroad commission. It carried 32 Senate amendments and may go to a free conference committee after sponsors reviewed changes. A second cargo size bill was also passed later with 21 amendments.
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Austin
Senate
Railroad Commission
Credit Group Plans Session in Amarillo Hotel
Merchants across classifications show strong interest in forming a new credit group. An open meeting is set for Tuesday at 2 30 PM in Amarillo Hotel club room for representatives of retail establishments. The arrangement committee aims to perfect the organization and start functioning immediately under a competent director. Berry's for dyeing. Phone 5229.
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Amarillo
New Credit Bureau
Boys Lead To Booze Arrests
Roy Brown and Ralph Fesler were arrested for selling whiskey to high school and Amarillo College students. They were arraigned before Justice J. W. Minter and bound over to the Potter County grand jury. Bond set at 1000 and 2000 dollars respectively. Police raid on West Eighth Avenue yielded 179 bottles of home brew and whiskey.
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Amarillo
Roy Brown
Ralp Fesler
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Minter
Potter County
Grand Jury
Brown
Fesler
Howard Elliott
Elliott
West Eighth Avenue
Gambler Paid 150000 to Kidnappers for Release
James Hackett former gambler and south Cook County slot boss says his fortune of 150000 was paid by his wife and associate to kidnappers after he was seized near the Idaho Country Club. Hackett was released near Melrose Park after the ransom was delivered.
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Chicago
James Hackett
Blue Island
Hackett
Cook County
Idaho Country Club
James E. Blouin
Blouin
Melrose Park
Kress Builds New Store on Polk and Seventh
Construction begins on a 100000 dollar building for Kress and Company at Polk Street and Seventh Avenue. R. R. Rowe of C E Lambie & Company says the store should open by mid October with a basement sub basement and two stories, plans allow two more floors later, terra cotta finish and fire proof steel and concrete frame, current building razed.
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H. Kress and Company
Polk Street
Seventh Avenue
Lambie & Company
R. R. Rowe
Kress Company
Mr. Rowe
Mystery kills Hazel Bradshaw shocks San Diego
Hazel Bradshaw age 22, key family supporter, was found dead with 17 stab wounds near an adobe wall in an Indian village area. M E Garrison, her suitor and a railroad services steward, was questioned after admitting they were together Saturday night. Police say the death is not yet linked to three prior murders in the city.
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San Diego
Cal
Hazel Bradshaw
M. E. Garrison
Virginia Brooks
Louise Tucker
Dolly Ribbens
France
Miss Bradshaw
Garrison
San Diego and Arizona Railroad
Hazel
Texas students win state high school awards in national contests
Austin May 4 The national high school awards winners announced by Columbus Ohio organizers include entrants from Abilene San Antonio Cisco Amarillo Allen El Paso and Ban Antonio among others. Notables Idell Durrett associate editor of the Sandstorm and Joseph Demic a former first place editorials winner are seniors.
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Austin
Texas
Columbus
Hunter Tolbert
Abilene
Gertrude Gurley
San Antono
John P. Huey
Cisco
Lucile Scott
San Antonio
Harriet Godwin
Aihlene
Harvey L. Hardy
Minnie Lou Giddings
Allen
Weldon Wallace
Joseph Demic
Amarillo
Leonard Frank
Jessie Royal Cetris
Idell Durrett
Jesse Villareal
Vivian Wingo
Xroeda Mosher
el Paso
Richard Sachhez
Ban Antonio
Sandstorm
Governor designates present week as music week
Governor Ross Sterling issued a proclamation declaring the current week as music week in Austin. The move aims to spotlight musical events and support local musicians across the city during May.
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Austin
U.P
Ross Sterling
Pastor Clarke Dies During Lord’s Prayer Sermon
Webb City Oklahoma May 3 After uttering amen to the Lord's Prayer Rev John H Clarke longtime Methodist pastor of 39 years collapsed and died in the pulpit during Sunday services.
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Webb City
Okla
John H. Clarke
Okahoma
Methodist Church
Japan aviator heads toward United States on round trip
Seiji Yoshihara, 27, began a 20 stop journey from Tokyo to Numasaki at 3 25 PM in Haneda crowds. He aims to cover 6268 miles to reach the United States flying a Junkers Junior seaplane via the Aleutians and Alaska following the 1924 army round the world route.
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Numasaki
Japan
U.P
Seiji Yoshihara
Tokio
United States
Haneda
Junkers
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Grand Jury To Meet Tomorrow
The Potter County grand jury will reassemble Tuesday morning after a week’s recess. Foreman J. N. Beasley and the jury are expected to have a full week of work. Five indictments, including burglary and robbery, were returned at the last adjournment. Many new cases have since been filed.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
J. N. Beasley
Colorado Prepares To Welcome Bryan Home
Colorado residents rally to greet Bryan Untiech t returning from the White House after his steadfast conduct during a blizzard rescue. He declined offers of world tours and vaudeville pay, as his mother emphasizes he should become a real man through his own efforts.
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Lamar
Colo
Colorado
Bryan
President Hoover
White House
Washington
New York
Fokker Tri Motor Planes Halted For 1929 Models
The Commerce Department bans passenger transport on all 1929 Fokker tri motor planes until reliability tests are completed. The order, effective since last Saturday, follows the Knute Rockne crash. Four lines affected Transcontinental Air Transport Western Air Express American Airways and Pan American.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Commerce
Knute Rockne
Commerce Young
Department
Rockne
Transcontinental Air Transport
Western Air Express
American Airways
Pan-American
Fall appeals for presidential pardon in Teapot Dome case
Former secretary Albert B. Fall, 69, frail in health, dropped his appeal and said he would accept a presidential pardon. Court affirmed bribery conviction with a one year jail or $100,000 fine, as petitions circulated in New Mexico and nationwide urging Hoover to grant clemency.
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EL Paso
U.as
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Teapot Dome
Hoover
District of Columbia
Santa Fe
Pall
United Press
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International Chamber of Commerce
Theunis
Georges Theunis
Belgium
Chamber
M. Theunis
Franz Mendelssohn
Berlin
Attem
American Farm Board
Arthur Brisbane
The
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
America
Globe
Brisbane
Europe
Barcelona
Spain
Russia
Frederick H. Ecker
Griggs Ambulance
J.C. Penney
Halsted Street
Mike de Pike
Heitler
Barrington
Michael Ahern
Capone
Pat Roche
Globe-News
Deberry
Bogota
Berry
Patrick Roche
Oklahoma City
Charles W. Copeland
Copeland
Kress
Jap Birdman
U.S
Transcontinental-Western Air
English Field
Ford
Northrup
Reserve Officers’ Association of
George A. Corbin
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