Insurgent Senate Fallout Hints Political Puzzle Next Session
A New York telegram reports that returns suggest a next Senate split of 48 Republicans, 47 Democrats, and one Farmer-Labor member with insurgent influence. The GOP weighs a reduced House majority and possible seating disputes over Pennsylvania and Illinois nominees.
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Ramer CR Gee soot Pome Bee Bena
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300 Liquor Arrests Made in October Head the List
A October police report shows 526 arrests, $4,602.50 in police court receipts, and breakdowns led by drunks with over 300, followed by wags and disorderly conduct. Several felony arrestees were turned over to county and federal authorities, and 23 automobiles were stolen with 22 recovered.
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Wet and dry forces claim victories after election
After Tuesday elections both wet and dry leaders claimed victory. Senator Edge signaled possible Volstead Act revision within constitutional limits while Wayne Wheeler said wets won several senatorial contests. W. H. Slayton called results unambiguous victories for regulated liquor laws over prohibition.
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Will Rogers Benefit Seats Still Going Fast
A report on Will Rogers benefit at the auditorium near Monday night notes seats are selling quickly with many good ones left. Ledbetter Drug Store board confirms Dr. Parcells overseeing the sale as a Children’s Home fundraiser.
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Vestryman Testifies Denies Seeing Defendants in Hall Mills Case
Ralph Gorsline a vestryman at Dr Hall s church testifies he did not see any of the three defendants in the lane the night of the Hall Mills murder. He recounts driving with Catherine Rastall around 10 pm, turning off lights, hearing shots and moans, and noting he knew Mrs Mills but did not see her or Dr Hall. The exchange with prosecutor Simpson centers on alleged prior statements about shadows and a throat cut.
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Dillon Elected On Face Of New Mexico Returns
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Prisoner Tries To Escape By Sawing Jail Bars
E. J. Thompson, a prisoner, attempted to saw through a jail bar with a smuggled knife blade. A fellow inmate overheard the noise and alerted the night jailer. Thompson was disarmed, placed in solitary, and guarded with handcuffs and irons.
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Fire at Spindletop Threatens Oil Field
Fire from two gushers at Spindletop near Beaumont raged for hours as firefighters and field workers fought to prevent spread. Two men injured, six wooden derricks destroyed, two steel towers melted, and the blaze remained active at noon though under control.
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Big Irrigation Meet Saturday In Amarillo
Congressmen legislators irrigation engineers and commissioners from Texas will gather in Amarillo on Saturday to discuss adopting treaties for large river projects and potential impacts on the Colorado and tributaries amid calls for coordinated development.
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Break Dirt for New 6,900 kW Power Unit
Ground breaking for a 15 million dollar Southwestern Public Service plant marks start of a 6,900 kilowatt unit. The 25 acre site sits east of the Great West Mill and Elevator, south of Ridgemere, with Day and Zimmerman Engineering handling construction. Completion is targeted for spring to supply Panhandle electricity from Amarillo to Pamplona.
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Grief Stricken Wives Pray At Mine Shaft Mouth
In Ishpeming Michigan a collapse at the Barnes Hecker iron mine trapped fifty two workers. Many believed drowned or suffocated as mud filled the shaft while wives and children kept vigil through the night. Seven bodies were recovered including foreman William Tippett. Rescue teams battled floodwaters and ongoing cave ins as officials investigated the cave in caused by recent heavy rains.
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