Riots at National University claim student life and injure dozens
In Rigo City on May 24 a riot linked to monthly exams at the National University Law School left one student dead and 32 wounded. Police and firemen used force as leaders claim the strike now involves thousands across multiple schools and demand the resignation of Education Minister Enrique Padillo.
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Associated Press
Rigo City
Stu
Stuents
National University Lawchool
Law School
Medical
Law
Dentistry
National University
National Preparatory School
National School of Commerce
Enrique Padillo
Stowaway Elisa Valerio May Be Descendant Of Columbus
The article notes Elisa Valerio, a young Italian mother, as a stowaway on the Presidente Wilson and mentions potential deportation for her and her child. It adds fanciful allusions to Columbus and hints at possible future guarantees to keep the family in America, amid broader remarks on Vatican activity, German debt talks, and Hoover era economic views.
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Elisa
Elisa Valerio
Christopher Columbus
America
William the Conqueror
Duke of Normandy
Valerio
Paris
Schacht
German Debt Commission
Europe
Amarillo Roses Rise as City Shows Off Spring Bloom
A long mayoral-style column extols Amarillo as the “City of Roses” with pride in spring blooms. The writer, calling Old Tack a former Portland reporter, predicts a riot of color next year and promises rose plant sales. The piece weaves in light humor about a Chicago divorce tale, a Pampa plea for forgiveness, a New York homework quip, and a missing dog notice, all in a rambling hometown voice.
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Amarillo
City of Roses
Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Portland
Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Panhandle
Old Tack
Amarillo Echoes On Jobs Fishing and Roses In The City Of Roses
A column shares job and companion inquiries, a proposal to open a city lake for limited fishing with public input, and notices offering rewards for a missing dog and returning dogs to owners. It praises Amarillo as a growing beauty spot and urges local boosting of the city. It also reports on rose bud blight and advises control methods, while noting a theater fundraiser for crippled children.
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Amarillo
United States Department of Agriculture
City of Roses
Grandma's Bathing Suits Banned by Wildwood Lifeguards
In Wildwood New Jersey a life guard captain warns that knee and elbow length swimsuits with pantalette bloomers are dangerous in the surf and should not be used. The rule targets modest attire for beachgoers.
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Wildwood
N. J
Captain Dykes
Life Guards
Amarillo to Hire Full Time Secretary for Trade Extension
Amarillo plans to cultivate Panhandle trade by appointing a full time secretary of trade extension. A new bureau within the chamber of commerce will employ a dedicated promoter who will travel Amarillo's trade territory. A committee of Neal Ainsworth C V Vernon and Tom Cotten will report next Thursday with recommendations. The plan, proposed by Walter Barlow, was unanimously approved by the directors.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Chamber of Commerce
Neal Ainsworth
C. V. Vernon
Tom Cotten
Walter Barlow
Fort Worth Endurance Flier Seeks Air Greeting
Reg Robbins plans to greet her son Reg Robbins Jr. upon arrival, with family at Handley and Everman awaiting news as a plane becomes available. Robbins sends notes from the air daily, while relatives hope for a successful reunion this afternoon.
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Reg Robbins
Endurance Fliers
Elmo Reeves
Handley
Robbins
Reg
E. J. Robbins
Everman
Minnesota Fliers To Take Air Today In Wichita
The refueling endurance flight by Owen Haugland and Shank of Minnesota is set for 2 p m if the barograph arrives on time. Their Axelson Powdered Cessna is ready for a grueling test with a possible night circle over Wichita before heading to Minneapolis for the first refueling. Carl Winstead, a Wichita flyer, is expected to pilot the refueling ship, another Cessna monoplane.
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United Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
H. B. Clarke
Martin Jensen
Clarke
Jensen
Wichita
Kans
Owen Haugland
Shank
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Carl Winstead
Wichita Flyer
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Multiple Stations
A listing shows time slots and programs across Chicago and other markets. Features include music, drama readings, and philosophical segments with frequent station references such as KMBC KOIL WSPD WHK WKRC WMAQ KMOX and KGO. The schedule notes 8 30 and 9 00 PM blocks and a midday 12 00 slot with a two hour Trocaderans segment on KFI KSL KPO and KGO.
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KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
WHEC
Weeco
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
WOWO
KMOX
WLAC
WDOD
WBRC
WREC
KLRA
KFJF
WRR
KTSA
WCCO
WISN
WDSU
Chicago
NBC
WLS
KSD
WOW
WDAF
KSTP
KGO
KFI Ksl
Ben
KPO
New 2 Cent Stamp Honoring Edison Birthday
Postmaster General Brown announced the United States will issue on June 5 a new two cent stamp commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the first incandescent electric light by Thomas Edison.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brown
Post Office Department
Thomas Edison
Stenographer Seeks Work. Carmen Wooley Seeks Employment
A letter from Carmen Wooley, a stenographer and Amarillo Business College graduate, requests work and offers references. She lists phone contact 4940 and home address 719 W 6th, asking Tack for help in finding employment.
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Amarillo
Carmen Wooley
Self Defense Hearing Delayed As Theresa Hamilton Appears
Theresa Hamilton, accompanied by her mother and brother, attends her first Amarillo court appearance in a self defense case. The hearing, initially postponed due to service issues, resumes with witnesses describing a confrontation in Judge Hamilton’s office where Walton was shot and four shots were fired. Hamilton asserts defense of family, while prosecutors recount the events and prior gun purchase.
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Theresa Hamilton
Amarillo
Hamilton
Mr. Reeder
Judge Hamilton
Pudge
Miss Hendricks
Walton
J. W. Burk
Mr. Hendricks
Jim Pottinger
Thomerson
Hendricks
Bill Thompson
Austin
J. W. Burks
Grace Walton
Tom Walton
Pair Held in Dalhart 10 Trial Tuesday
Bert Dillinger and Bill Callender are to stand trial next Tuesday on charges of assault while masked in the abduction of Adolph Esquibel Mexican employee of the Rock Island. They face kidnapping and assault with intent to murder accusations. Sheriff George Alexander said a third warrant was issued. Esquibel was abducted May 13 from his home beaten and confined in a cabin near Las Vegas New Mexico prior to testifying in liquor cases.
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Globe
Dalhart
Bert Dillinger
Bill Callender
Adolph Esquibel
Rock Island
George Alexander
Esquibel
Las Vegas
N. M
Details of Slaying Not Admitted In Swearingen Trial
In Austin on May 24 details of Carter Flowers slaying were disclosed as the state continued testimony. Ada Flowers, mother of the slain man, testified about a telephone call with Ed Swearingen in which he claimed Flowers took his car without permission and warned of trouble for the son.
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Associated Press
Austin
Carter Flowers
Lockhart
Ed Swearingen
Lockhart Abstract
Ada Flowers
Swearingen
Flowers
Striker Loses Home In Fire In Tennessee
Elizabethton Tennessee May 24 Fire last night destroyed the home of Jim Hampton at Valley Forge and an empty house of Jim Russell in the old part of Elizabethton known as Cat Island Hampton formerly worked for Glanzstoff and is an active textile union member Russell was a strike sympathizer and there are clues with developments expected in a few days
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United Press
Elizabethton
Tenn
Jim Hampton
Vailey Forge
Jim Russell
Cat Island
Hampton
Glanzstoff
Textile Union
Valley Forge
Russell
Coast Guard Aide Freed in Death Charge
Glenn Jennings, a coast guardsman, was acquitted of second degree manslaughter in the death of Jacob Hanson of Niagara Falls. Hanson was shot after failing to halt his car at Lewiston Hill under coast guard orders last May.
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Glenn Jennings
Coast Guardsman
Jacob Hanson
Niagara Falls
Hanson
Ellis
Lewiston Hill
Ford Attends New York Jewish Dinner
Henry Ford, who had apologized for anti Semitic activities, was the guest at a Commodore Hotel dinner honoring David A Brown philanthropist of Detroit and New York. Ford did not speak but issued a statement praising Brown.
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United Press
New York
Henry Ford
Commodore Hotel
David A. Brown
Detroit
Ford
Brown
The Singing Bird and Its Quiet Message
A reflective poem excerpt describes a bird singing daily from a tree near a window. The speaker ponders the bird’s motive and power that compels it to sing despite human presence or applause, noting the wilderness setting and the bird’s unselfish happiness.
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Edgar A. Guest
Markets recap Kansas City and Chicago livestock reports
Market notes from Kansas City Chicago and East St Louis feature hogs, cattle and sheep with price ranges. Hogs rise 15 to 25 cents with top around 11 dollars for midweight classes while cattle run steady to firm and vealers command high milk-fed values. Additional regional figures from East St Louis Oklahoma City and Chicago document similar trends and varying tonnage.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma City
The
Associated Press
Fort Worth Livestock and Cotton Market Summary
Fort Worth stockyards report hogs 10 to 25 cents higher with top at 10.85 for medium butchers and cattle steady. Sheep and calves also steady to slightly higher. cotton markets in New York and New Orleans opened easy with mixed gains and losses. Chicago grains show wheat down on imports, corn and oats slipping, provisions firm.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
New Orleans
Sunday News Globe
Weer
Texas
Oklahoma
Shorts
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
France
Italy
Canada
Oklahoma Bandits Get Long Pen Terms
Two Oklahoma desperadoes Ervin Kill and Howard Jeffries who robbed and slugged F. D. Stafford were sentenced to 25 and 35 years respectively. The case featured testimonies from Hendricks and other officials as proceedings continued in Walters Oklahoma amid potential further cross examination and hearings.
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United Press
Walters
Okla
Oklahoma
Burkburner
Texas
Red River
Ervin Kill
Howard Jeffries
F. D. Stafford
U S Bonds and Foreign Exchange Report May 24
Government bonds listed with prices for Liberty and treasury issues. Foreign exchange firm with rates for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Tokyo Montreal. Poultry market steady in Chicago with prices for fowls broilers and roosters.
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U. S
New York
Liberty
Fourth
Treasury
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Associated Press
Chicago
Liliom Presented With Notable Local Efforts and Cast
The period production of Liliom features seven scenes, with Heaven as a centerpiece. Leads Mrs. G. H. Hammock and Gomer Jones deliver strong performances, following Jones's praised work in The Ship. Direction comes from Miss M. L. Barrett of New York, a seasoned actress with Broadway experience.
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Oma Link Rowley
Liliom
Heaven
G. H. Hammock
Gomer Jones
M. L. Barrett
New York
Plans for Big Legion Meet Taking Form
Plans for the Legion convention in Amarillo June 1 and 2 take shape with Floyd L. Sloan stating activities include a Forty and Fight wreck memorial, a dance, and entertainment features. Memorial services set for 11 a.m. Sunday at Polk Street Methodist Church. organizers anticipate a large crowd.
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Legionnaires and Ladies Auxiliary
Amarillo
Floyd L. Sloan
Polk Street Methodist Church
Film Actress Sues For Contract Breach
Pauline Stark, motion picture actress, sues James Cruze, Inc. in superior court for 6050 dollars alleging breach of contract. She says she was engaged to act four weeks in a production starting May 14 for a week and was discharged after four days.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pauline Stark
James Cruze, Inc
Miss Stark
Asa
Chicago market reports show turkey duck goose prices and egg classes
Chicago on May 24 reports butter and eggs prices with creamery extras at 41 1 2 to 41 3 4 cents. Turkey prices around 22 80c, ducks 23 25 5 cents, spring ducks 30c, geese 15c. Eggs list extra firsts 2014 31c, firsts 80c, ordinary firsts 28 294c, storage packed firsts $1, storage packed extras 32 4c.
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Chicago
Stock Market Opens Higher On Fresh Buying
Retention at 5 per cent rediscount rate by the New York federal reserve bank and a $45,000,000 drop in brokers loans spurred buying as opening prices showed a strong undertone. Wright Aeronautical led with a 3/4 point gain, May and Interstate Department Stores up 2 points, and several heavy issues advancing.
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New York
Sunday News Globe
Sunday News-Globe
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Wright Aeronautical
May Department
Interstate Department Stores
Atlantic Refining
Marmon Motors
Chrysler
Radio
Westinghouse Electric
General Railway Signal
Erie
New York Federal Reserve
Case Threshing
United Aircraft
General Electric
Fox Film
Columbia Graphophone
National Bellas Hess
Superior Steel
Columbia Gas
Anaconda
Greene Cananea Copper
Johna
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Pope Pius
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Hoover
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ashton
American Railway Association
Commission On Prosperity
Tromité
Telegraph
Pampa
William O'Shea
New York City
United States
Arkansas
W. W. Woolsey
Boston
Harold Nunn
Harry G. Bancom
Jackson Street
Mrs. Bancom
Ted George
Ted
General Auto Supply Company
W. A. Fisk
International Harvester Company
Mr. Fisk
Kansas
Tyy Lee
Secretary OF Trade
Dillinger
Callender
Striker
Tennessee
Coast Guard
the Singing Bird
Kansas City
Oklahoma Bandits
Aaa
BIG Legion
John F. Clark Company
Amer, Tel
Telg
Yellow Cab
England
Majestic Radio
Panhandle Music Company
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