Panhandle drought relief rally and political clash in West Texas
A mass meeting at 7 30 p m at the Municipal Auditorium urges support for eight point nine million dollars in drought relief for West Texas. readers are urged to attend and protest perceived misrepresentation by federal officials guiding Hopkins and Carter while highlighting Texas leaders Jones and Connally.
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Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle
Plains
West Texas
The
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Marvin Jones
Tom Connally
Hopkins
News-Globe
Jones
Connally
Washington
JAP Cabinet Under Guard Amid Financial Scandal
Armed guards were posted to protect Japan's cabinet members after a government financial scandal triggered fears of terrorist action. Fifteen arrests included Kideo Kuroda, deputy finance minister, and five finance officials. Officials warned prefectural governors to take precautions as rival leaders brace for possible cabinet resignation.
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Tokyo
Kideo Kuroda
Finance Ministry
Saito
Home Ministry
Kuroda
Darrow Attacks NRA on Industry Monopolies in Debate
The 77-year-old Darrow denounces NRA theories as fallacious and urges socialization and planned industry. NRA General Hugh Johnson and counsel Donald Richberg call the report nonsensical and intemperate. The piece notes a coming national dispute as both sides wield facts and opinion in a polarized debate.
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NRA
Darrow
Leopold
Loeb
Hugh 8. Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
Johnson
Jckrson
Chansler Services Pending for Panhandle Rancher
The body of Robert E. L. Chansler aged 69 is at Griggs Chapel awaiting funeral arrangements. A longtime stock farmer and Panhandle resident since 1901 he died Sunday night at Weymouth ranch 35 miles northwest of Amarillo. He belonged to the Presbyterian Church and leaves a sister Mrs C D Weymouth Pasadena two nieces Mrs A L Spring and Mrs J L White both of Pasadena a nephew Chansler Weymouth Amarillo and two cousins Charles Kilgore Amarillo and C B Kilgore Dimmitt.
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Robert E. L. Chansler
Griggs Chapel
Chansler
Weymouth Ranch
Amarillo
Presbyterian Church
Panhandle
C. D. Weymouth
Pasadena
Calif
A. L. Spring
J. L. White
Chansler Weymouth
Charles Kilgore
C. B. Kilgore
Dimmitt
Death of 8-Year-Old Roy Reeder At Local Hospital
Roy Reeder eight son of Mr and Mrs W G Reeder of 203 Maryland Street died at a local hospital at 10 45 this morning. Survived by his parents a brother Willower and two sisters Leela and Dorothy Mae. A pupil at San Jacinto School. Body at Griggs Funeral Chapel pending arrangements.
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Roy Reeder
W. G. Reeder
Maryland Street
Willower
Leela
Dorothy Mae
San Jacinto School
Griggs Funeral Chapel
Oil Code's Future Effectiveness Questioned
The future effectiveness of the oil code was described as very doubtful. Reports say hot oil production has risen in Texas and other states, with East Texas alone at about 60,000 barrels daily. The speaker predicts many in the industry favor the legislation and warns against failing to provide protection, risking a demoralized petroleum sector.
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East Texas
Darrow Report Sparks Calls to Abolish Board After Release
The Darrow report and NRA rebuttals were released after delays. Charles Edward Russell, longtime Socialist activist, is credited in Washington but not a board member, while William O. Thompson joined Darrow in signing the summary urging planned use of America’s resources after socialization as the hope for the American people.
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Darrow
NRA
Charles Edward Russell
Socialist Party
Washington
Russell
America
William O. Thompson
Thompson
Drought and Crop Damage Across Wisconsin and Minnesota
The report notes widespread drought harming corn, pastures, and fruit crops with germination slow and dust storms destroying onion and mint fields. Timber, grass, and hay suffer, while grasshoppers plague Minnesota. Spring wheat yields may fall well short of normal.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Youth Confesses Robbery Linked Murder on Lone Texas Road
A teenage suspect confessed to robbing Brinck and shooting him after Brinck slapped him. He showed officers a hidden pistol in chaparral near a valley road, saying the weapon came from his father’s house. The loot totaled 70 dollars as Brinck returned to Harlingen from Tennessee.
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Brinck
Chapparal
Texas
William Brinck
Winters
Cal
California Fruit Exchange
Harlingen
Tennessee
Wichita Traders Visit Amarillo With Informal Reception Dance
The Wichita group arrives for an informal invitation affair in Amarillo marking their first visit in two years. Delegation heads informed the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce that Wichita business leaders requested an overnight stay after enjoying their previous visit.
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Amarillo
Wichita
Jazz Band to Play at Capital Press Dance
Mrs. Roosevelt hired a jazz band for the President's annual press dance to please her children who favor service bands for concert use but deem Navy and Marine orchestras better suited for dancing. The event is set for Thursday night in Washington.
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Washington
Sonora Bans Catholic Services Amid School Controversy
The Sonora state government bans all religious services in Catholic churches claiming priests urged children to skip public schools. Catholics must travel to Nogales in Arizona or to Sinaloa for marriages or baptisms. Also noted is a single recorded Arctic bumblebee specimen.
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Mexico
D. F
Sonora
Nogales
Arizona
Sinaloa
Grain and Cotton Markets Mixed on Worries of Carry-Over
Chicago grain futures drift lower as traders await Roosevelt’s silver message while talk of a 250 million bushel wheat carry-over dampens demand. New Orleans cotton opens quiet then softens, with July around 11.42 to 11.89 and weather signals guiding sentiment. Kansas City hogs and cattle volumes show varied prices, with steady to strong bids on select beef cuts and lambs firmer on the week.
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Roosevelt
New Orleans
Liverpool
Washington
Kansas City
D. A
Bo Lnwer
Fragmented OCR Financial Snippet Shows Mixed Percentages
A damaged OCR fragment lists percentages and monetary figures tied to firms such as Lorillard and Montgomery Ward. References to Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad and Missouri Pacific appear alongside unclear numeric values and quotational notes. The text lacks coherent context or a clear event.
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Lorillard
Pere Mid
Missouri Kansan Texas Rr
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
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