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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1931

Page

5

Russians Denials Reported Over Manchuria Troop Move

Nov 3 dispatches say official denials from Russia followed rumors of troop movements in north Manchuria as Chinese forces quell a rebellion in southwestern Manchuria near Panshanhsien. The piece notes clashes, railroad bridge damage, and diplomatic exchanges in Moscow between Karakhan and Hirota amid fears of Sino Soviet accords and continued Japanese occupation efforts.

Tokyo Manchuria Chang Hsueh-Liang Japan Ling Yin-Ching Panshanhsien Mukden Chang Hai- Peng Taonan Isitsihar Wan Fu-Lin Tsitsihar South Manchurian Russia Moscow L. M. Karakhan China Koki Hirota M. Karakhan Hirota Soviet Russia Nanking

Errand to Store Takes Life of Dallas Child

Eight year old Dorothy Louise Reed died after being struck by an automobile in front of her Dallas home. Doctors operated but she died from a skull fracture. J. E. xnott, identified as the driver, was taken into custody by police.

Dallas U.P Dorothy Louise Reed J. E. ‘Xnott

Nickel Returns After 33 Years Without Interest

In Bellingham Washington a woman visits attorney Homer Thomas and returns a nickel she took from his children 33 years earlier. She explains she found the coin while visiting his house as a child and spent it, repaying the owner now.

Bellingham Wash Homer Thomas Thomas

Birth Lottery Chiefs Fined in Abilene Court

Five former Mid- West Birth Association officials pleaded guilty to using the U S mail to promote a lottery scheme. Judges fined W F Hartzog Sr and Wilburn Hartzog 500 each with six months suspended for two years. Greer Elliott and Kelly got 100 fines and three months suspended. The group operated offices in Abilene Lubbock Fort Worth Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City.

Abilene Federal District Court James C. Wilson Mid- West Birth Association United States Lubbock Fort Worth Wichita Falls Oklahoma City W. F. Hartzog, Sr Wilburn F. Hartzog

Amarillo Births Still Lead Deaths In October 1931

Births in Amarillo totaled 875 in 1931 with 382 deaths, based on October vital statistics. Only 47 birth certificates were filed last month, and no twins or triplets were reported. Deaths included one by own action and none from contagious disease, with 15 total for October.

Amarillo Orval Largent-Denson

Free Canna Bulb Giveaway At Amarillo Parks

More than 1,000 residents visited Amarillo parks on Monday to receive free canna bulbs from the park department surplus. Temple Robinson noted strong turnout as cars lined up all day, signaling future seasons will see many more bulbs planted.

Amarillo Temple Robinson Park Department

Steel Laying Begins on Denver Northern Railway

Steel laying started yesterday on the Fort Worth and Denver Northern Railway line from Childress to Pampa. Seven crews work on the remaining roadbed and steel, with the project planned to be ready for next fall’s crops. Grade work for the Pampa connection is finished, and the preliminary work was inspected by J. W. Mode of Amarillo, division superintendent.

Fort Worth Denver Northern Childress Pampa J. W. Mode Amarillo

Wells Deep beneath London Supply New Buildings

Water supplies for many of London's newest buildings come from artesian wells sunk 400 feet or more to the chalk bed beneath the city. The deep wells tap groundwater sources to meet urban demand.

London

Quake Stuns Kiushin Island Cities In Rare Aftershocks

A series of earthquakes struck Kiushin Island causing panic among residents still fearful from yesterday’s tremors. The main quake at 7 05 P M Monday killed a man in Miyazaki City and injured many others as it damaged bridges, a temple gate, and several buildings. In Oita City the shock razed a temple gate while fissures opened along highways. Communications lines were torn down but were largely restored by morning.

Nagasaki Japan Kiushin Island Kinshin Island Miyazaki Prefecture Miyazaki Oita Island Kumamoto

Monday Evening Shock Causes Mass Evacuation

The incident prompted an orderly evacuation as all occupants were cleared from the building or area Monday evening without any serious injuries or casualties reported.

Automobile Thefts Decrease in City in Amarillo

Few motor cars were stolen last month in Amarillo. Of the few stolen here only one or two remain unrecovered, it was reported Saturday night by police. During October, the Amarillo police department broadcast descriptions of 52 stolen cars through the courtesy of station WDAG. Requests to broadcast descriptions were received from Hereford, Childress, Galveston, Tulsa, Madador, Baker, McLean, Shamrock, Paducah and Dalhart.

Amarillo

Regional towns listed in sparse OCR fragment

Pineville Kentucky Clovis New Mexico Arapaho Cordell Seminole Erick and Hollis Oklahoma appear as scattered place names in a fragmentary field likely detailing locations or a list related to a regional notice.

Pineville, Ky Clovis, N. M Arapaho, Cordell, Seminole Erick and Hollis Okla

Body of Mrs Ragotzky Sent to Wichita Kans

The body of Mrs Ira Bell Ragotzky, 63, who died Saturday morning, was sent early Monday to Wichita Kansas for burial. She died after a sleep lasting six days and is survived by her husband Herman C. Ragotzky, an employee of the Fort Worth and Denver Railroad, and seven daughters including Mrs J W Wright of Stephenville and Mrs J L Hodges of Wichita.

Ira Bell Ragotzky Wichita Kans

French Air Minister Corrects Legion of Honor List

Mr Laurent-Bynac the French Air Minister announced that a list of airmen nominated for the Legion of Honor contained his own name Lieut Laurent-Bynac and he immediately struck it from the list awaiting approval for display or action by authorities.

Laurent-Bynac Legion of Honor Lieut

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