Cristeros Flee After Colotlan Clash With Feds
In Colotlan Jalisco a 1600 strong Cristero force attacked San Nicolas church but was driven off by General Saturnino Cedillo's troops leaving 68 dead and 48 wounded. Federals regrouped from a cemetery rear assault as rebels fled to the mountains.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Colotlan
Jalisco
Church of San Nicolas
Saturnino Cedillo
Chapultepec
Calles
Mexico
Department of Justice
Sonora
Topete Brothers
Fausto and
Ricardo
Francisco Manzo
Nurses Gather for Texas District Meeting Activities
Nurses from Districts 6 7 8 and 9 gather for a Houston area event with sessions in Dallas and Temple speakers from New York and Dallas and a 4 30 theater party. Florence Nightingale Memorial services at St Andrews Episcopal church will honor Texas nurses and Nightingale Delano and Maxwell. Banquet at Amarrillo hotel featured Rt Rev Bishop Gerken with talks by Buckner Kennedy Anderson Dietrich Ledbetter and McIntosh.
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Alma Scholes
Galvestin
George Eubank
Temple
Alice Carvin
San Antonio
Engblad
Houston
Mann
Laura Marr
Dallas
Fellowship Hall
Polk Street Methodist Church
Sister Antonio
Marr
Miss Roberts
New York
Florence Nightingale
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
E. Cecil Seaman
Texas
Jane Delano
Anna Caroline Maxwell
Amarillo
R. A. Gerken
Dr. Buckner
Mary Kennedy
J. C. Anderson
Mary Roberts
E. L. Brient
A. Louise Dietrich
Bess Ledbetter
W. A. McIntosh
Katherine Hagquist
Gerken
Sue Travis
St. Anthony Hospital
Kennel Club Plans Bench Show At Tri State Fair
Newly formed Kennel Club aims to stage a bench show at the Tri State fair bringing dogs from major kennels across the country. An application to the American Kennel Club is pending and Amarillo hopes to join the national circuit with dates in the Southwest alongside Tulsa Dallas Wichita Falls and Pueblo.
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Tri- State
Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Amarillo
Tulsa
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Pueblo
Abilene Bank Robbery Attempt and Amarillo Night at the Opera
A raw-boned man robs an Abilene bank of about 1500 dollars then explains he cannot write his name as he is a high school junior. In Amarillo Rosalinda Morini headlines at the Auditorium while Kernel Tack plans stage critique and a bouquet handoff. Two cowboys joke about ears moved and a pair of down-and-outers converse nearby.
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Abilene
Black Sandies
Texas
Lubbock
Rosalinda Morini
Mary Garden
News-Globe
Rosalinda
Old Tack
Kernel Tack
Baca County
Amarillo
Bill
Local gossip columns hint at cars and community notices
In Amarillo a quirky column narrates an incident with 0 W driving into a pole and a garage repair joke, letters between Feramus Tack and John Maynard, a sobering Oklahoma burial, a request for two extra Globe News editions, and a job ad seeking a home caretaker with excellent references at $19 weekly.
Fighting Ducks and a Determined Duck Fight Tale
Dear Mr Tack describes a remarkable duck in Ellis County Texas that repeatedly outmaneuvered a rooster in a circular duel. The duck used rapid movements and a firm grip to strip feathers while the farmer intervened as the rooster weakened.
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Tack
Pat
Ellis County
Texas
Lost orange Persian tom cat named Texas
Mrs Robert C Brown seeks the return of her calm orange Persian tom cat named Texas missing since Friday afternoon. A reward of 2 dollars is offered, with potential additional 2 dollars, for the cat's return. Contact 813 W 13th Ave or phone 5396.
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Tack
Texas
Robert C. Brown
13Th Ave
Garden Festival Contest Seeks Kernel Tack Alliance
The article continues with a Texas social scene scene where a speaker vows to win approval of a Kernel Tack and leaves Texas hopeful. It mentions a sensational $260,000 libel suit against Otto H. Kahn as a topic of discussion among attendees.
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Texas
Otto H. Kahn
Festival Artist Series Opens Tonight at Municipal Auditorium
Miss Morini opens the Festival Artist program tonight at 8 15 in concert at the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets are sold at Amarillo College of Music until about an hour before showtime when the board moves to the Auditorium. Many seats remain for the opening performance.
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Miss Morini
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo College of Music
Francis McMillen
Jose Mojica
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Morini vows to collect money amid defamation dispute
From Amarillo to California and Chicago with a May 26 concert in mind, Rosa Morini asserts she will pursue payment though she declined a court settlement. She seeks a retraction from Kehn rather than damages, insisting no man can call her a liar and get away with it.
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Miss Morini
Kahn
Kehn
Amarillo
Indictments in Walton Fund case stir Amarillo rumors
Newspapers report Walton Fund indictments for other offenses and note District Attorney Edward W. Thomerson refused to discuss the investigation, saying he will not try the case through the press. The article cites public interest in Walton, his bride, and the Canyon–Amarillo social circle, along with Mrs Grace Walton’s illness and Judge Hamilton’s stated motives after a fatal shooting.
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Edward W. Thomerson
Walton
Amarillo
Canyon
University of Texas
Grace Walton
Bricklayers Union Honored At Texas Convention
Mr. Bone praised union labor for dependable work and lasting results noting over twenty years as a union member. George Parr, local contractor, lauded the union's conservative business conduct while Harry G. Bates offered a union history. Speakers included Ted Bartlett El Paso Harry Anker Wichita Falls Horace Carson Corsicana F R Riley and R E Holmes. Joe Norman’s Orchestra provided music. The state convention will adjourn Thursday afternoon with an auto tour to Harding's ranch and Palo Duro canyon.
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Bone
Bricklayers’ Union
George Parr
Harry G. Bates
B. M
Washington, D. C
el Paso
Ted Bartlett
Harry Anker
Wichita Falls
Horace Carson
Corsicana
F. R. Riley
R. E. Holmes
Axton-Fisher Tobacco Company
Joe Norman
Harding
Palo Duro Canyon
Air Features and Orchestra Programs on Radio
Radio listings show 6:00 Showboat on WADC WMAQ KOIL WHK WCCO KMBC. 7:00 Orchestra with Annette Hanshaw on WADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ WGL KMOX KOIL WGPD WHK WCCO. 7:30 Smokers informal entertainment on WADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WCCO WHK WISN. 8:30 Symphony on WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WHK WCCO.
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WADC
WMAQ
KOIL
WHK
WCCO
KMBC
Annette Hanshaw
WKRC
WGHP
WGL
KMOX
WGPD
WOWO
WSPD
WISN
Symphony Orchestra
Thelma Adams Dies In Hospital Today
Thelma Adams eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Adams of Borger died at a local hospital this morning. The body was returned to Borger in care of Blackburn Mortuary and will be sent to the family home in Kansas for burial. Bath England J R Chambury independent candidate for Parliament proclaims himself an apostle of Christianity in business.
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Thelma Adams
E. L. Adams
Borger
Blackburn Mortuary
Kansas
Bath
England
J. R. Chambury
City Regulates Left Turns in Amarillo
Effective today left turns are allowed on most streets in Amarillo unless a No Left Turn sign is posted. The city commission ordered removal of Left Turn signs and installation of No Left Turns. Only three corners ban left turns Seventh Polk Seventh Taylor and Sixth Polk. Traffic officers say the plan eases congestion and aids compliance.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Seventh
Polk
Taylor
Sixth
Fourth
Fifth
Equity and Law Docket Up in U. S. Court
Federal court heard motions on the equity and law docket as Judge James C. Wilson presided. The grand jury continued deliberations and is not expected to report before Thursday afternoon.
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Equity and
James C. Wilson
Grand Jury
Proceedings in Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo May 1929
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District at Amarillo include rehearings in multiple cases such as Travis Campbell v Woolworth Co and First Baptist Church v City of Ft Worth. Several appeals are affirmed in part or reversed and remanded with others submitted or set for May 29 1929.
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Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Travis Campbell
Et Ax
F. M. Woolworth Co
First Baptist Church
City of
Duncan Hensley
Waco Drug Co
Lubbock
Geo. P. Warner
T. S. Patton
Foard
Western Union Telegraph Co
Wichita County Improvement Dist. No. 1
Wichita
J. S. Lancaster
Whaley Lumber Co
J. N. Johnson
Lawrence Ashby
Dallam
Clyde Tragland
Mrs
J. J. Baker
A. W. Jackson
M. C. Overton
Texas Employers Insurance Assn
E. F. Raeff
Potter J
Appeals Court Upholds and Reverses Several Criminal Cases
The Texas Criminal Appeals court issued multiple actions including affirmations for Allen Eastland Craver Perkins Harrison W A Neal Motley Henry Moncrief Delta Sylvester Schenk Archer Susie Byrd Hunt Bob White ex parte Dick Hazzard D C Mc Entyre Dallas Bud Lout Collin Marshall Ratliff Taylor and reversals remands for R A Roberts Stephens J W Burkhart Wise Harry Mayes Young Van Honey McLennan. Some motions were overruled or denied including George Harland Al Lee Archie Everett Mec Lennan Shorty Bloxom Floyd Ramiro Garcia Harris and B A Ingram Eastland. State motion for rehearing granted in Powell Atascosa with Judge Hawkins dissent. Frank Williams Mills appealed dismissed. Clarence Hurst Nicholas Puga Martin granted reversed remanded. Appellant’s second motion for rehearing denied.
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Associated Press
Austin
May
Court of Criminal Appeals
Allen
Eastland
Craver Perkins
Harrison
W. A. Neal
Motley
Henry Moncrief
Delta
Sylvester Schenk
Archer
Susie Byrd Hunt
Bob White
Dick Hazzard
Comanche
D. C
Stephens
J. W. Burkhart
Wise
Harry Mayes
Young
van Honey
McLennan
George Harland
Lubbock
al Lee
Harris
Archie Everett
Mec
Lennan
Odee Daigle
Jefferson
Ora Lee Dixon
Tarrant
Horace Briggs
Panola
A. R
Shorty
Revival Draws 34 New Members at West Amarillo Church
The West Amarillo Christian Church reports thirty four additions since the revival began last Sunday. Rev. G C Schurman, recently brought from Moberly Mo to pastor the church, leads preaching with wife as song assistant. Evening services continue this week with two services next Sunday. Tonight he answers Is Church Membership Required. Thursday he speaks on The Un pardonable Sin and Friday on The Opening of the Books.
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West Amarillo
Ford five day week gains and global notes from Today page
Excerpts discuss economic efficiency and worker welfare including Ford's five day week and better warehousing. Mention Russia tractor plants, Henry Ford and Albert Kahn plans, and Owen Young suggesting Germany reparation terms. Prohibition raid aboard the U S Warship Richmond ends without liquor found.
Seven Fined in Corporation Court for Fast Driving
Seven speeders appeared in corporation court this morning and paid fines for driving faster than the law provides. Judge Ridings said officers should enforce traffic laws firmly, not leniently, noting Amarillo’s laws must be upheld and violators will pay.
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Corporation Court
Corporation
Stephen D. Ridings
Amarillo
Stock Show Dates Announced for Fort Worth
The 1930 Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show will run March 8 to 16 in Fort Worth. Directors in session agreed to nine days for next year, up from eight. No action was taken on a proposed $150,000 building program at the show grounds.
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United Press
Fort Worth
I’m a Tramp Who Follows My Own Fancy
A short verse by Edgar A. Guest written in 1929 reflects a restless self view. The speaker rejects duty fame and fortune, preferring freedom and travel over praise or wealth.
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Edgar A. Guest
Sinclair Adjusted To Routine Of Prison
Harry F. Sinclair, jailed for contempt of the Senate, resumed prison routines at the District of Columbia jail. He was assigned to pharmacy duties under Dr Morris Hyman and nurse Kathleen Wright, as officials describe a cooperative, well behaved inmate adapting to confinement and businesslike staff oversight.
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United Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
George S. Wilson
Public Welfare
Sinclair
Senate
Hoe
Morris Hyman
Kathleen Wright
University of Kansas
Teapot Dome
W. L. Peak
Hyman
Miss Wright
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather Fears
The New Orleans market opened steady with early gains 8 to 5 points as traders priced in favorable cables but worried about drought. July to December futures climbed before easing after the weekly summary appeared and rains in West Texas caused a drop from early highs.
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New York
Associated Press
Texas
New Orleans
West Texas
Wheat and grain futures dip then rally in Chicago markets
Wheat here fell after new season low prices in Liverpool but Chicago traders expected rallies to come. Opening down 14c, Chicago prices firmed with corn oats and provisions also advancing. Poultry and dairy markets remained mixed with fowls and butters showing varied results across Chicago trading floors.
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Chicago
Lord— May
Liverpool
New York Stocks Open Lower On Mixed Trading
Irregular early trading sees Columbia Graphophone slip after merger talks with Radio end. Montgomery Ward General Electric and North American slip about a point while Case Threshing rises briefly. Low priced oils gain as call money remains tight and buyers focus on smaller carry charges.
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New York
Columbia Graphophone
Radio
Montgomery Ward
General Electric
North American
Case Threshing
Standard Oil
California
Westinghouse Electric
Transcontinental
Barnsdall
Tidewater-Associated
Vick Chemical
United Aircraft
General Asphalt
International Harvester
Fox Film A
Union Carbide
F. G. Shattuck
Commonwealth Power
Allis Chalmers
Dear Tack Help Wanted for Wife with Sick Husband
A reader seeking work assistance for a wife with a sick husband and two children. She is experienced in cooking and pastry, asking for possible employment and a cake preference. Calls 2-1639. A companion option at $10 a week is noted with telephone 2-2312.
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