Mystery death of Haden Clarke in Miami cottage case
Police probe into the death of 26 year old Haden Clarke in a Miami Florida cottage shared with Mrs Jessie M Keith Miller and Captain W N Lancaster. Notes found beside the body were written by Lancaster who is indicted for murder and denies killing Clarke.
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Haden Clarke
Iter
Miami
Fla
Jessie M. Keith-Miller
W. N. Lancaster
Clark
Lancaster
Clarke
World Court Adherence Marked By Conditional Report
The World Court debate moved to the Senate floor as a committee report backs American adherence with reservations. The Moses-Reed condition requires the court not rule on matters affecting U S interests without United States consent, echoing 1926 terms.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
America
United States
Labor Delegates To Favor Prohibition In Texas
Fort Worth May 12 Delegates to the State Federation of Labor began balloting for officers after adopting resolutions urging legislation for light wines and beer. Results await a second vote tomorrow. J W Parks of Dallas was nominated without opposition for president. Nominees for vice president include W W Finch of Amarillo.
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Fort Worth
State Federation of Labor
Lght
J. W. Parks
Dallas
W. W. Finch
Amarillo
Four Drown in Lifeboat Disaster Aboard Gauss Rescue
A capsizing sea drama near Porto in a storm led to four dead, four missing and presumed drowned while attempting to rescue the German steamer Gauss which ran aground last night. Four others were injured in the chaotic salvage effort.
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Porto
Portugal
Gauss
All Nations May Combine to End Slump
London reports a possible international conference to end deflation and rebuild world prosperity after Lausanne. The talks would cover German reparations and central European finances with currency issues, prices, gold, and tariffs, while the United States may be kept outside.
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Herbert Moore
United Press
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United States
Hungary
Bulgaria
Washington
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Beer parade and gold demand stir 1930s headlines
Arthur Brisbane reports on Walker's beer parade plan in New York and wider talk of beer revenue. He notes price swings for eggs butter and meat across states, a large gold outflow to Europe, and debates over keeping gold domestically while exploring public ownership ideas and a Jacksonville real estate purchase. A young murderer pleads guilty to first degree murder.
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Walker
Wellington
New Zealand
House of Parliament
Texas
Tennessee
North Dakota
Montana
John H. Perry
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Wiliam Turner
Akron Sailors Die as Akron Airship Mooring Tragedy Strikes
On May 12 emergency reports detail the Akron dirigible at Camp Kearny California where two sailors died during a mooring attempt and a third, Charles Cowart, dangled for two hours before being rescued. Lieutenant Commander Rosendahl attributes the fatal ascent to peculiarly stratified air.
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Calif
Akron
Camp Kearny Field
Charles Cowart
Rosendahl
Robert H. Edsall
South Bend
Ind
Nigel Henton
Fresno
Hoover Seeks Unified Plan for Relief and Jobs
President Hoover and Senator Robinson discussed a joint plan to provide relief and expand employment, aiming for nonpartisan, immediate action this session. A balanced budget prerequisite was emphasized as key to any bond funded program.
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Hoover
Senator Robinson
Robinson
United
Board of the Reconstruction Corporation
Capitol
White House
Representative Rainey
Trnois
House
Congress
West Texas orator heads to zone finals in Kansas City
William Ordway, a senior at Amarillo High School and a tennis winner, leads 26 West Texas hopefuls to the National Oratorical Contest zone finals in Kansas City with his speech The Constitution A Prototype for World Government. He travels with Miss Oretha Cornelius.
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West Texas
Kansas City
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Amarillo High School
Ordway
Oretha Cornelius
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Minnesota
North Dakota
Europe
Washington, D. C
Young Ordway
George Ordway
Harrison Street
Sterling News: Governor Sterling Announces Candidacy Plan
Governor R S Sterling arrived in Sweetwater to address the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. He indicated he would run again for governor in the next few days and telegraphed Senator Clint Small about his intentions. Small said he would not run for governor if Sterling enters the race.
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Harte
Harry Montgomery
Associated Press
Sweetwater
R. S. Sterling
Abilene
Clint Small
Amarillo
Sterling
Senate
Small
Austin
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Summary
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair and warmer tonight with Friday partly cloudy and warmer. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies with possible thundershowers Rio Grande Valley tonight and Friday, warmer in Panhandle tonight and north portion. New Mexico expected generally fair tonight and Friday with unsettled southeast tonight and cooler in extreme north portion. Temperature extremes today reach from 61 to 70.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Panhandle
New Mexico
Los Iy
Poron
Panhandle Grain Dealers Set Two Day Amarillo Convention
Grain dealers elevator men and milling reps arrive in Amarillo for the Panhandle Grain Dealers Association annual convention opening at 10 am Friday at the Municipal Auditorium. About 200 visitors expected for two days with speakers Ben Martin Joe Morris and Harry Elam plus May or Ernest Thompson and Frank Butler.
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The
Panhandle Grain Dealers Association
Municipal Auditorium
Ben Martin
Vernon
Association
Joe Morris
Harry Elam
Wildorado
Ernest O. Thompson
Frank Butler
American State Bank of
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Amance
Amarillo Country Club
el Taos
Frank Theis
Kansas City Board of Trade
Ford Texas Plants To Resume Capacity
Ford Motor Company announces Texas plants to resume full capacity with 1500 workers at Dallas by Monday and gradual payroll increases. Deliveries will start soon. Houston branch previously reported 800 men to be employed Monday and officials foresee reemployment of laid off staff.
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Dallas
U.P
Ford Motor Company
Houston
Japanese Kill 256 Rebels in Yenki Battles
Japanese military officials reported 250 Chinese rebels killed in two battles near Yenki amid the Chientao expedition. The figures were announced from Tokyo on May 12.
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Tokyo
Yenki
Perjury Trial Begun For Max Weitzman in Berger
In United States district court this morning defense testimony opened the perjury trial of Max Weitzman of Berger. Judge James C. Wilson expected guilty pleas in other cases later. Defense claims bonds and oaths marked N P A Title 2 negate the offense. Alonzo Turner D H Spector and Mrs M A Howard of Berger testified. The case began yesterday with a not guilty plea.
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United States District Court
Max Weitzman
Borger
James C. Wilson
Hugh Umphres
Weitzman
Alonzo Turner
D. H. Spector
M. A. Howard
Berger
Witnesess
Thirteen Blind Girls Play Contract by Memory
A New York Association for the Blind club of thirteen blind girls plays contract using Braille marked cards. The game proceeds with memory and tactile card handling on three weekly sessions. Deductions are tracked on a Braille slate, with scoring largely mental.
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New York
New York Association For the Blind
East
North
West
Oil Company Letter On Purging Files In Oyster Case
In a Texas anti trust hearing a 1920 letter from H W Dodge of the Texas Company urged two Houston officials to remove any correspondence that could appear evil. The document dated April 29 1920 was directed to J S Leach and marked personal and confidential. Attorney General Allred questioned destruction of files with R Holmes Texas Company president testifying he did not know of any orders to destroy files.
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Austin
Texas Company
Houston
Texas
J. S. Leach
Spurh
H. W. Dodge
James V. Allred
R. ©. Holmes
Holmes
Comptroller
Summer Modes Out As Mercury Climbs Across Amarillo
Temperatures rise after a cool Panhandle day with scattered showers. Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight, with possible temp pause Friday. Reports note rainfall in Tucumcari, Clovis New Mexico, Hereford, Umbarger, Skellytown, and Perryton.
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Clovis
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Hereford
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Skellytown
Perryton
Birth Control Fight Reaches Congress With Sanger Plea
Margaret Sanger, supported by medical experts, asks Congress to legalize disseminating birth control information. She campaigns for Hatfield bill to exempt hospitals clinics and doctors from the 1873 mail transmission ban, arguing the law blocks knowledge and research and labels married women as child bearing conscripts.
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Washington
Margaret Sanger
Congress
Senate Judiciary
Hatfield
United States
Plainview Post Office Project Likely to be Let Next Week
Postal authorities expect the Plainview post office contract to be awarded next week. Low bidder W. B. Smith of Eldorado Arkansas offered $89 750 and is likely to receive the award if his financial standing proves satisfactory.
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Plainview
Washington
Plainview Post Office
W. B. Smith
Eldorado, Ark
Panhandle Oil Leaders Predict Comeback at Borger Banquet
About 200 Borger business leaders heard forecasts of a Panhandle oil field revival. John M. Kane of Phillips Petroleum urged efforts to boost public confidence while Ed Warren of Continental Oil noted price structures and investment needed to expand production in the region.
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Borger
Panhandle
John M. Kane
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Ed Warren
Continental Oil Company
Borger Daily Herald
The
Young Electra Kidnap Suspect Gets 10 Years
Ralph Fulls received a ten year penitentiary sentence after pleading guilty to robbery charges. He was linked to the holdup of Chief of Police J. T. Tyler of Electra and two accomplices. The group, along with mail carrier Will Owens, was abducted and later released by two men. a car and the chief’s pistol were taken. Pulte was nabbed near Denton. one companion remained at large.
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Wichita Falls
Ralph Fulls
J. T. Tyler
Electra
Will Owens
Pulte
Denton
Party Leaders Agree To Delay Vote On Tax Bill
Republican and Democratic leaders agreed to defer consideration of the 1 billion tax bill until tomorrow. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Smoot said the Glass banking bill would be debated today, with delay due to the enforced absence of Senator Harrison of Mississippi.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Indefensible Excise Tax Plan Draws Democratic Dissent
A minority report from five Democratic finance committee members led by Senator Walsh condemns tariff duties masked as excise taxes in the tax bill. The signatories oppose the plan while four Democrats abstain, urging tariffs instead. The majority supports the tax bill’s passage as of May 12.
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Benator Walsh
Mass
Finance Committee
Walsh
Harrison
Mississippi
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Georgia
Costigan
Colorado
Hull
Tennessee
King
Utah
Barkley
Kentucky
Connally
Texas
Gore
Oklahoma
Good Deed Editor Seeks Kindness Acts For Free Movie Tickets
The Globe partners with Mission Theater to award guest tickets to The Man Who Played God for daily good deeds reported by readers. Examples include restaurant owners inviting the hungry, a passerby aiding a smoke check at a church, and a sales clerk offering rest and water to shoppers.
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Globe
God
Mission Theater
Good Deed
George Arliss
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Amarillo
Polk Street
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