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Radio listings show programs on NBC CBS and other networks across New York and Chicago stations. Notable items include Evening concert with Bolviste at 7 and opera Aida at 10, with multiple relay stations across WABC WJZ WLS WGN and more.
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WEAF
New York
NBC Chain
Concert Orch. & Bolviste
WGY
WWJ
KYW
WSAI
Ksp
Wow
WDAPF
Wiod
KTHS
WSM
KSTP
WTMJ
WEBC
WJAX
WHAS
WMC
WSB
KWOC
KPRC
Family Party
WTAM
WGN
KSD
WOC
WDAF
WTMS
WBAP
Chicago Opera
Aida
WWI
WSAT
WAPI
WABC
CBS Chain
Couriers
Henry Burbig
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
KMOX
Kmiit
KOIL
WHK
WCCO
WSPD
WFEM
KMBC
WINN
WOWO
WIR
WREN
WCKY
KDKA
Empire Builders
San Gabriel
In-law Plea Trial Draws 80 to 100 Witnesses
Criminal district court here heard a case between two men with ill will dating back years. Between 80 and 100 witnesses were summoned by both sides to testify about the shooting and fatal wounding of Swafford.
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Criminal District Court
Swafford
Murder cases to be called again in 1930
Continuance granted in the Whitey Walker murder case in Stinnett. Walker faces trial for the slayings of two Hutchinson County deputy sheriffs in 1927. district attorney plans to strengthen the case by April 1930. Walker’s brother Hugh is also indicted. other Walkers associates are wanted in Temple. Deputy sheriffs Odom and McKay to seek Temple return if charges dropped.
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Globe
Stinnett
Whitey” Walker
Hutchinson County
84Th District Criminal Court
Clem Calhoun
Walker
Hugh Walker
Whitey
Ed. Bailey
O. W. Odom
Albert McKay
Bell County
Temple
Hugh
Woman Drowns Two Children in Creek Near Home
Mrs. Henry Saam, 41, of Dubuque Iowa, drowned her two children James seven months and Mildred five years old in a creek near their home. The tragedy occurred with the family’s ill farm situation cited as context.
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Associated Press
Dubuque, Ia
Henry Saam
James
Mildred
Nationalist Troops Scout Victory Near Chengchow
A government communique reports Nationalist forces won a decisive battle 60 miles west of Chengchow in Henan, capturing 20,000 Kuominchun troops. The defeated force withdraws west as Nationalists advance toward Leyang.
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Associated Press
Shanghat
Chengchow
Henan Province
Kuominchun
People's Army
Leyang
Evening Globe column notes on tariffs and Wall Street
Arthur Brisbane presents a commentary on tariff delays under President Hoover and Senate inaction. The piece touches on Wall Street conditions, Rockefeller and Baker stock moves, and insurer MetLife’s defense of stock exclusions. It notes New York's Embassy theater showing sound news reels and reports from Gen Motors chief Alfred Sloan on market logic.
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F. H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life
Wall Street
Nowise
New York
Colliers Editor Tack Debunks White Snake Claim
United Press reports from New York that Kernel Erasmus Tack shot rattlesnakes in proof against Owen P. White of Collier’s claim that a rattler follows a gunpoint to a hit. Amusement and surprise marked Collier offices as Tack’s test challenged White’s debunking assertion.
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Owen White
Colliers
Old Tack
Kernel Erasmus Tack
Owen P. White
United Press
New
New York
Colliers Today
Texas
Tack
Collier
Mr. White
The
United States
Europe
Borger Sees Calm Arrests in Holmes Case
Borger residents quietly accepted the arrest and imprisonment of two men on murder charges tied to former District Attorney John A. Holmes. Authorities said more suspects are being sought, with arrests expected in two to three days, all out of state. Holmes’ death triggered martial law and a major crackdown on organized crime in Hutchinson County.
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United Press
Borger
John A. Holmes
Sam Jones
Jim Hodges
Stinnett
Here
Borgerites
Clem Calhoun
Jones
Hodges
Holmes
Calhoun
New Mexico
Hutchinson County
Forger
Mother Held in Death of Twin Boys Near St Louis
St Louis authorities held 24 year old Marie Reppy after her three year old twin sons Delmar and Elmer died from poisoning. Police questioned her husband Samuel who was not detained. Autopsies by Dr S Winn and Dr W G Henderson traced Delmar’s death to poison and Elmer’s to unknown causes as other children remained critically ill.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Marie Reppy
Samuel
S. Winn
Delmar
Elmer
Forest Dillon
Cuba
Bledsoe to Run for Lieutenant Governor Next Year
Former Texas Tech leader W. H. Bledsoe of Lubbock announces plans to seek the lieutenant governor post next year in Austin. He said the move was officialized with a formal announcement to come.
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the Globe
Austin
W. H. Bledsoe
Lubbock
Daddy
Texas Tech College
Plan Atlantic air service by flying boats
Reports from Croydon Airdome indicate the Canadian Transport Company is negotiating with Imperial Airways to inaugurate air service between Great Britain and Canada using flying boats.
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Plan Atlantic Air Service
London
Croydon Airdome
Canadian Transport Company
Imperial Airways Company
Great Britain
Canada
Gloria Swanson Declares Corinne Griffith The Most Beautiful
Chicago November 4. During a personal appearance Mies Swan son proclaimed there is only one beautiful woman in the movies and that is Corinne Griffith. She added others are merely types in cinema.
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United Press
Chicago
Gloria Swanson
Rain
Mies Swanson
Corinne Griffith
Fifteen Executed by Soviets and Twelve Sentenced Among Grain Policy Protests
London dispatches report that fifteen people including two priests were executed in the Soviet Union for arson and murder of Soviet officials tied to grain policy opposition. Twelve others were sentenced to death and several more ordered to face trial over the weekend.
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London
Russia
Moscow
Students Work Way as Booze Sellers
ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 4 police charged three University of Michigan students with selling liquor to peers to fund their studies after a dormitory raid yielded a case of wine and whiskey. Harold McKee 24 of Pittsburgh was jailed while two others were sought. Liquor said to be from Canada was smuggled under overcoats. Detectives Foheye and West noted numerous calls ordering alcohol during the raid connected to a university drive after fraternities faced probation for intoxication at dances.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Harold McKee
Pittsburgh
Canada
Louis Foheye
Clifford West
University
Bingham Loses In Senate Vote On Condemnation
The Senate condemned Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut for allowing Charles L. Evanson of the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association into secret finance committee sessions during tariff bill framing. A substitute to soften the censure failed 44 to 32, with further amendments to state disapproval instead of condemnation.
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Washington
Senate Today
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Finance Committee
Associated Press
Senate
Bingham
Edge
New Jersey
Gus Albright Starts Endurance Motorcycle Grind
Gus Albright, former Amarillo motorcycle officer, began a demanding endurance ride at Fairpark, aiming for AMA records. He rode continuously since Sunday, refueled on the fly, and reached 60 miles by morning while braving frost and cold, inviting spectators to watch the attempt unfold.
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Gus Albright
Amarillo
Fairpark
Gus
Albright
Defense Objections To New Testimony Slow Proceedings
Defense objections to admitting testimony on a disputed telephone call delayed the Hamilton trial in Weatherford Texas. The state featured witnesses including Orville Hinkle and Ed Moore as they argued over Walton phone conversation details and the timing of the fatal shooting.
Testimony in Detail in Hamilton Murder Trial
In Weatherford Texas on November 4 the state presented rebuttal evidence in the murder trial of Amarillo attorney R F Hamilton over the slaying of his son in law Tom Walton Jr. A first witness Austin Justice of the Peace Bryan Blalock testified to a marriage between Walton and Hamiltons daughter Theresa, a point objected to by defense attorney R B Underwood but overruled. The certificate was admitted as evidence. G W Dodd Amarillo Iron Works foreman testified Walton lived near him and maintained a peaceable reputation. Amarillo police officer Doug Hammond said Walton conducted himself like a young gentleman. The defense cross examination sought to challenge Hammond and the marriage factake.
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Weatherford
Texas
R. H. Hamilton
Tom Walton, Jr
Walton
Orville Hinkle
Hamilton
Hinkle
Georgetown
Justice of the Peace
Tom Walton
Theresa Hamilton
G. W. Dodd
Amarillo
Amarillo National Bank
Ed Moore
Williamson County
Associated Press
Tex
State Today
Bryan Bialock
Austin Justics of the Peace
Bialock
R. B Underwood
Defense Counsel
Carter
Underwood
Blalock
Theresa
Dodd
Grace Walton
Iron Works
Doug Hammond
Hammond
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Earth and the Senate
Safety In Insurance
News Theater
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Brisbane
Hoover
Wall Street Canyon
Trinity Church
East River Docks
Will Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Rockefeller
George F. Baker
Fox- Hearst
Belgium
Ifred P. Sloan, Jr
Gen- 1 Motors
Mr. Sloan
York
Case
Navy
New York Stock Exchange
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Griggs Ambulance
Bledsoe
Gloria
Berry's
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
By Clin BF
Hardy
Nce
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