Garner Piling Up Vote Lead in California Primary
California returns show John N Garner leading the Democratic field with 188 728 to Roosevelts 156 066 and Alfred E Smith 126 730 from 8 624 of 10 271 precincts Hoover led Republicans with 551 400 in 8 811 precincts A sweeping victory claim came from Garner backers while Roosevelts camp hoped for rural gains in Northern and Central California Los Angeles County remained Garner stronghold while oil referendum fell to opposition and California delegates to Chicago will vote as a unit
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California
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Hoover
Garner
John B. Elliott
Roosevelt
Smith
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New York
Chicago
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Alabama
South Dakota
Capone S till Enters Atlanta Penitentiary in Bad Mood
Al Capone, guarded by U S marshals aboard the Dixie Flyer, heads to the Atlanta penitentiary to begin an 11 year term for income tax fraud. He sulked in his compartment and posed for photographers only if handcuffs were removed, muttering about Chicago and the end of his rackets.
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United Press
Dixie Flyer
Atlanta
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U. S
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Capone
Chicago
Cook County
Chicago Heights
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Unsettled tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy to unsettled conditions. West Texas sees similar unsettled weather, with the far west cap. New Mexico also unsettled tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Today’s extremes reach 58 to 68 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
House committee approves Hawaii government survey measure
The House territories committee unanimously backs a thorough survey of Hawaii's government and orders its chairman Representative Williams to introduce the resolution. Senator Logan introduces a bill granting President Hoover power to pardon four defendants in the Hawaiian murder case.
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House Territories Committee
Hawaii
Representative Williams
Texas
Hoover
Logan
Kentucky
Rainey rules out bonus money plan as unlikely this session
Washington reports Representative Rainey says the proposed 2 billion dollar cash redemption for soldiers’ bonus has no chance of becoming law this session. He notes the House Ways and Means committee will not approve a flat money plan and will hold a closed meeting to discuss the bills.
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Rainey
Men Today
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Ways and Means
Illinois
Pat~man
Tex
Senate Finance Committee
Mills
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Neff Flayed For Criticism In Oil Commission Dispute
In Tyler Texas commissioners Terrell and Smith accused Pat Neff of avoiding cooperation as they probed East Texas oil thefts. They call Neff a vociferous critic and stage director while urging all commission members to unite against graft.
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Tex
U.P
C. V. Terrell
Lon A. Smith
Fast
Texas
Pat Neff
Achilles
Mr. Terrell
Railroad Commission
Neff
More Showers The Plains and Panhandle Spread Rain
Intermittent showers fell over portions of the Panhandle with low clouds prevailing. Forecasters predict more moisture tonight and Thursday as unsettled weather continues. A light rain between Dalhart and Channing occurred earlier, with showers also reported at Stratford Canyon and Amarillo, aided by a brisk south wind.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Dalhart
Channing
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Negro hijacker slayer sentence affirmed in Austin
The death sentence for Richard Johnson, a black man, convicted by a Wichita County jury for killing Ted Nodorff during a holdup near Wichita Falls last September, was affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Richard Johnson
Wichita County
Ted Nodorff
Wichita Falls
Court of Criminal Appeals
Armistice Near in China Japan Conflict at Shanghai
Informants in Shanghai say an armistice ending the China Japan clash in the area will be signed tomorrow morning. Japanese ministers Mamoru Shigemitsu and General Kenkichi Umeda, both wounded, will sign for Japan with General Tai Chi signing for China. Representations from the United States Britain France and Italy will also take part. The text reportedly calls for Japanese troop withdrawal to the settlement and nearby roads, with some units left in areas between Hongkew and Woosung.
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China
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Kenkichi Ugeda
Tai Chi
Hongkew
Woosung
Fetish Search for Lost Tot in Wild Ranges
In storms and cold winds deputies and ranchers hunted the Quail Lake area for 3 year old Cecelia Mitchell who vanished Monday noon from her mother Geneva Mitchell's ranch house. Rescuers faced snakes coyotes hogs and mountain lions as rain threatened exposure if she remained missing.
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Los Angeles
Sherfs
Quail Lake
Cecelia Mitchell
Geneva Mitchell
Smith Urges Dems to Repay Lettie Raskob Loan
Alfred E. Smith appealed to the Democratic party to repay to National Chairman John J. Raskob the $320,000 it owes him. He spoke to 800 women workers at a victory drive, stressing the debt is for the party's sake, not an individual.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
John J. Raskob
Raskob
Democratic
National Democratic Party
Smith
Slavery Charges Rise As UT Campus Labor Sparks Petition
University of Texas students circulated a petition urging the regents to act to relieve laborers and remove the stain of slave-built buildings. Contractors had a federal injunction halting enforcement of a wage scale while paying workers below the stated level. The petition had 176 signatures. Judge Batts said bids and contracts followed the law.
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U.P
University of Texas
Board of Regents
R. B. Gragg
R. L. Batts
Attorney General's Department
Two New Baby Daughters Reported in The Globe News Family
The Globe News reports two new baby girls born last night. Patricia Joyce is the Malins’ six pound daughter born at Northwest Texas Hospital early this morning. T. E. Johnson and wife welcomed a nearly nine and a half pound girl at St Anthony’s Sanitarium, unnamed yet.
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Jerry Malin
Louisiana Street
T. E. Johnson
Ong Street
Malins
Northwest Texas Hospital
Patricia Joyce
Miss Johnson
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
Indictments Due In US Court Today
Federal court continued the equity case Robi G Terry v6 Diana Shaw et al as the grand jury made a partial report. Indictments names were not released until later to check for existing arrests. Other civil docket cases this week include N G Davis vs Phillips Petroleum on Thursday, Aynesworth vs Wager on Friday, Jefferson Standard Life Insurance vs Likins et al, and Commercial National Bank of Kansas City vs Mary E Bivins et al on Saturday.
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Equity
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G. Terry v6
Diana Shaw
N. G. Davis
Phillips Petroleum Company
R. T. Butler
H. K. Aynesworth
Alice E. Wager
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
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Commercial National Bank of Kansas City
Mary E. Bivins
Barbecue Set as Amarillo Plans May Washington Event
The barbecue crew departs May 10 for Washington D C to stage a national capital party May 21. Timmins of the Washington Press Club leads arrangements with funds, baby beeves, and supplies pledged. Amarillo officials seek cash pledges and remaining beef with guests including Gov James Beverley and Congressman Marvin Jones.
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Washington, D. C
National Capital
Eough
Amarillo
Panhandle
John Snider
Arthur L. Carnahan
Washington
Tarleton duo win doubles title at Texas JC tennis event
Couser and Theatt of John Tarleton College defeated Key and Harrison of Amarillo Junior College in straight sets 6-3 6-4 to capture the doubles title at the Texas Junior College Athletic Association Tennis tournament in Fort Worth on May 4.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Couser
Theatt
John Tarleton
Texas Junior College Athletic Association
Key and Harrison
Amarillo Junior College
Prohibition ally William Allen White backs referendum
In Emporia Kansas on May 4 editor William Allen White, a noted Republican ally of the 18th amendment, urged resubmitting the prohibition question to the people. He argued such a vote will strengthen prohibition and warned of a constitutional crisis if the crisis is ignored.
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Emporia
Kas
William Allen White
White
Drastic Tax Changes Move Through Senate Finance Panel
Washington May 4 A Senate Finance Committee vote directs new revenue measures in the House tax bill Removing the July 1 1934 sunset makes rates permanent Eliminates a 5 dollar bank check exemption and adds over 35 million The committee approves a 4 cent per 100 bond transfer levy Targets pencils of 95 million from bank checks and contemplates lumber import taxes while keeping firearms under the 10 percent levy from 1926 act
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Jones
R. Wash
Mills
Defender Disappears After Kidnap Note Says Taken For Ride
San Francisco public defender Frank J. Egan vanished Monday night after a call allegedly from him saying these men have got me Captain. Deputy Coroner Jane Walsh linked Egan as chief beneficiary in the will of Jessie Hughes whose body was found in a gutter. His wife, barely holding together, reported a call saying We've just taken Frank for a ride.
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San Francisco
Frank J. Egan
Charles Cullea
Egan
Jane Walsh
Jessie Hughes
Frank
Bridge Finals for Tonight Postponed
Final round of the Amarillo bridge tournament delayed due to difficulties securing club rooms. The postponement affects the pairings of Mr. and Mrs. George Shannon and Mrs. Pat Malone with Mrs. Gil Lockard.
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Amarillo
George Shannon
Pat Malone
Gil Lockard
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