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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1929

Page

13

Bud or Farley May Get Shot at Matsuda

Bud Simmons the Waco welterweight arrives today to meet Cal Farley in a Texas Armory bout. A. E. F. champion Matsuda looms as the likely title holder if Simmons wins.

Bud OR Farley Matsuda Bud Simmons Waco Cal Farley Armory al Anderson D Simmons Simmons Cal Bud Portland Oregon Matty Matsuda Texas

Pledges Call Cuts Democratic Deficit in New York

John J. Raskob national Democratic chairman reduced the party deficit from 1.5 million to 350 thousand by urging guarantors of the Smith campaign to honor pledges. Major donors included Raskob Kenny and Herbert Lehman each at 150 thousand, with Baruch Meehan Riordan among others.

Associated Press New York New York Times Today John J. Raskob Democratic Party Smith Raskob the Times Mr. Raskob William F. Kenny Herbert H. Lehman Bernard M. Baruch Michael J. Meehan James J. Riordan

Gavuzzi Regains Lead in 62 Mile Lordsburg Derby

Pete Gavuzzi of England led CC Pyle's 62 mile race from Deming to Lordsburg after capturing yesterday's 63 mile Las Cruces lap in 8 14 33. He topped Johnny Salo of Passaic who finished third in 9 18 10 and held an overall 21 10 edge in elapsed time. Paul Simpson, Burlington, NC, suffered a stomach ailment yet remained fifth.

Associated Press Deming N. M Pete Gavuzzi England CC. Pyle Lordsburg Gavuzzi Las Cruces Johnny Salo Passaic N.J Salo Paul Simpson Burlington N. C

Probe Fatal Gas Blast at Ottawa

Ottawa investigators pursued the gas blast probe after explosions wrecked sewer sections and damaged nearby buildings. Mrs. Anna Hayden, 73, died from burns while trying to fight the fire, with a dozen injured but not expected to die. Officials blame gasoline leakage into sewers.

Ottawa United Press Ont Anna Hayden Commissioner of Works

No More Dust Raised in Cement Factories

In Hudson New York the Lone Star Cement Company adopts high electric voltage to precipitate dust creating dustless cement manufacture. Vice president D P Cooper says the aim is to keep peace with neighbors.

International News Service Hudson, N. Y Lone Star Cement Company D. P. Cooper

Texas golfers seek National Open honors at Dallas

Several of Texas leading amateurs will stay over two days to enter the district qualifying round for the National Open, to be held June 10. The 36 mile qualifier at Brook Hollow will determine the four players who advance. Jack Speer of Houston and Ossie Carlton of Houston, 1926 titleholder, plan to qualify.

Associated Press Dallas Brook Hollow Country Club Jack Speer Houston Ossie Carlton

Golfers Qualifying for Municipal Tourney Today

River Drive hosts the Municipal Championship qualifiers with five flights and an open entry for all public links players. Elliott Hatch defends the title as entrants are taken by Jack Bush. entry fee is two dollars with prizes including the News-Globe trophy and a $40 wrist watch from Mednick's for the second flight winner.

River Drive News-Globe Trophy Mednick's Elliott Hatch Jack Bush

Baseball Homers Leaders and Lineups Across Leagues

A fragmented box style list shows players like Gehrig and Gehrig and Hafey among leaders and homer totals. Names from the Giants Cardinals Phillies Indians and Yankees appear with tallies and yesterday's homers noted in a scattered recap.

Ott Giants Seevevese Skh Gehrig Yankees Ruth Jackson Klein Phillies Hafey Cardinals Seecsessereere Bottomley Seeseerere O'Doul Srcecee Simmons Athletic Eseeeserees Douthitt Purdy Reds

Police probe woman life in death plot

Macon Georgia May 30 Police investigate 65 year old Mrs J C Powers rooming house owner as possible link to a series of crimes including the murder of James Parks for a $1000 payment offered by Earl Manchester the disappearance of an insured man the death of the policy issuer and the arson of two houses connected to insurance claims.

Associated Press Macon J. C. Powers James Parks Earl Manchester Parks Ocmulgee River

Four Burned to Death in Car Crash at Viaduct

In Ypsilanti Michigan two men and two women were burned to death when a speeding car crashed through a viaduct railing over the Ann Arbor railroad tracks. Names were not released.

Associated Press Ypsilanti, Mich Ann Arbor

Farms Prove Advantage to Texas Owners

Brownwood and Sweetwater eye expansion of the West Texas League to eight clubs after the Long Star league’s disbandment. Farm partnerships with Texas league clubs would add both cities as members, matching proven profits from Wichita Falls Spudders’ Abilene farm model. Players from disbanded East Texas loop bolster two strong teams, with Harold Carson and others linked through farm deals.

Associated Press Brownwood Tex Sweetwater Long Star League West Texas League Lone Star East Texas Loop Wichita Falls Spudders Abilene Aces Alvin Gardner Spudders Andrews and Sullivan Spudder San Antonio Coleman Bobcats Harold Carson

Foreigners in Effort to Get Rotary In 1931

Dallas, May 30. Resolutions at the twentieth annual Rotary International convention consider moving the 1931 event abroad, dropping the slogan he profits most who serves best, and cutting the per capita tax. Newcastle delegates push for a fifty cent tax cut while a surplus of fifty thousand dollars prompts scrutiny.

Dallas Texas Rotary Rotary International Chicago Memphis Board of Directors North America Newcastleon-the-Tyne England Arthur Larkin New York Buehner Tulsa

Doctor Held in Mystery Torso Death

Los Angeles authorities arrest Dr Frank P Westlake on suspicion of murder in the Laura Belle Sutton torso death case. Prosecution says identification of the March river torso as Sutton supports the investigation and ties Westlake to jointly held bank accounts and intertwined finances.

Los Angeles Frank P. Westlake Laura Belle Sutton Westlake

Fireside Meetings Spur School Start by Club Members

A series of fireside meetings held in members homes led to starting a school. The group studied social service projects the club supported and increased the organization’s efficiency materially, according to the speaker.

Banquet Illness Hits Muskogee Firemen Convention Guests

About 200 people fell ill from ptomaine poisoning after a box supper at a Muskogee Oklahoma banquet for firemen and wives attending the state convention. Four remained in serious condition as officials investigated the meal source.

Muskogee Associated Preas Muskogeek Okla

Panhandle Livestock Assoc Sets 14th Convention Dates

The Panhandle Livestock Association announced its fourteenth annual convention will be held in Amarillo on March 4 and 5. The event draws thousands yearly and plans include baby calves shown by 4-H club members as an added feature.

The Panhandle Livestock Association Amarillo Nard Panhandle

Oil Heiress Divorced for Cruelty in Connecticut

Mrs Helen Carey McMahon Stamford oil heiress wins divorce from John V McMahon Tulsa oil operator. Superior Court Judge Newell Jennings declares cruelty after depositions detailing alleged abuse. McMahon's refusal to let her control her $28000 yearly income cited as trigger.

United Press Bridgeport Conn Helen Carey McMahon Stamford John V. McMahon Tulsa Oklo Superior Court Newell Jennings McMahon Martin Carey Standard Oil Company

Ford Shakes Out Gold at Abandoned Smelter Site

In Kansas City Kansas a wheezy old Ford car splits slag from an abandoned smelter extracting gold at a rate of twenty tons per hour. The slag reportedly yields about 48 dollars per ton benefiting engineer John F. Hanson noted for Klondike era mining.

FORD United Prone Kansas City Kan John FE. Hanson Klondike

Mill Valley Postpones 40th Anniversary Celebration

In Mill Valley California on May 30 plans for a 40th anniversary were halted when officials realized the town would mark only its 34th anniversary. Orators prepared a speech and a large 40 candle cake was baked but the ceremony was postponed for a year.

My United Prows Mill Valley Cal Oratore

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