Park group to host state park boosters in Canyon and Amarillo
Amarillo officials plan a large welcome for the Texas Good-Will motorcade touring the Panhandle to promote Palo Duro canyon as a state park. Dr. E Kolp leads the delegation with a downtown banquet, mass meeting, and program in Amarillo before a canyon parade Thursday.
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Amarillo
Texas
Canyon
Teception
Amercan Legion
Highway Department
Palo Duro Canyon
Chamber of Commerce
E. Kolp
Amarillo Hotel
J. O. Guicke
John Boyce
Panhandle
Palo Duro Canyon & State Park
Beeves
Axtell Ranch
San Antonio
Mason
Brownwood
Boosters
Abilene
Snyder
Lubbock
R. E. Townsend
Mason King
J. A. Hill
Mr. Townsend
Rattlers Shot by Amarillo Readers and Football News
A group including E R Marr Jack Duane and Fred Fyfe shot two large rattlesnakes in Biions addition near Amarillo after heating them in a canister. The letter also covers a football game against Lubbock with praise for the Sandies and critique of Amarillo players and notes about visitors from Lubbock. It mentions $15 sent for the snakes and a tale about a missing overcoat and a missing black and tan hound Ranger with a $5 reward plus Tack’s extra reward.
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E. R. Marr
Jack Duane
Fred Fyfe
W. W. Woolsey
Henry Ansley
News- Globe
Duane
Murr
Carlsbad
Theodore Pitchics
Leaders See GM Gains. Ford Cuts Prices Abroad
The article notes General Motors earnings likely to exceed last year's quarter. Edsel Ford announces nine Ford price reductions, asserting the Ford organization believes the economy remains sound. Kemal Pasha foresees a united Europe if formed, with Mussolini’s possible involvement risking conflict. Nova Scotia votes to end prohibition and replace it with government liquor sales, while bootleggers financed the campaign. Raum running boosts fishing boat values in Lunenburg.
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Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Raum Running
Senate debate over Bingham censure echoes 1920s row
Senator Norris demanded the censure of Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut to preserve Senate dignity. Read a defense of using Charles L Evanson, an officer of the Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association, in a tariff bill as the first censure resolution in 27 years was brought to the floor amid a crowded chamber.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Association
Wasted Glands Revived Or Cost Nothing
Walten Pharma Co announces a 10 day treatment of Pep Kaps for $2 mailed postpaid from St. Joseph Missouri with a guarantee of refund if no benefit and claims revived glands boost pep and energy within days.
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Walten Pharmagal Co
Station D
St. Joseph
Hamilton trial details license issue and Burks statements
The court overruled an objection to the license issuance. Hamilton produced and admitted a marriage license in evidence. M W Lemons testified about a homicide discussion in Thomerson's office and Burks statements prior to shooting. The defense and state argued over Burks’ grand jury testimony and a proposed full introduction of that statement. Judge Carter adjourned court to 1 pm without ruling.
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M. W. Lemons
Amarillo
Hamilton
Thomerson
Walton
Hazlewood
J. W. Burks
Burks
Lemon
Underwood
Simpson
Lemons
Grand Jury
Carter
John
Thomas Walton, Jr
Theresa H. Hamilton
Theresa
Moore
Justice of the Peace Blalock
Austin
Grady Hazelwood
Robinson Advises On Planting Tree Care
A reader asks for a farm opportunity in Amarillo as winter pruning guidance from Temple Robinson is offered. He explains optimal pruning shapes, planting seasons, watering, whitewashing trunks, mulching, and the need to remove dead or dangerous trees to improve Amarillo’s streetscape.
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Robinson
Tack
Amarillo
Temple Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Testimony in Walton case includes telephone call to Judge Hamilton
Witnesses recount a telephone exchange where Tom Walton identified himself and asked for Judge Hamilton. Defense objects to admitting the testimony, the jury is taken out, and later Walton’s call is partially admitted with conditions. Other witnesses include Georgetown clerk Moore and grain dealer Lemons who recount grand jury involvement and prior statements.
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Hinkle
Walton
Judge Hamilton
Tom Walton
B. Reeder
Sam Shadle
F. O. McKinzey
A. E. Simpson
Thomerson
Hugh Cooper
E. H. Grindstaff
Christian Science Lecture Tonight at High School Auditorium
The public is invited to attend a free Christian Science lecture this evening at 8 o clock in the High School Auditorium. Miss Margaret Murney Glenn C B, a board member of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Massachusetts, will deliver the address. An unusually large crowd is expected to attend.
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High School
Margaret Murney Glenn
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Cherry trees urged for Amarillo’s autumn planting plan
The author advocates adding Montmorency cherry trees to Amarillo’s city plan alongside roses. They praise the cherry variety for its adaptability and abundant fruit for the tree’s size, noting its suitability for the region and suggesting a fall planting campaign.
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Tack
Amarillo
Montmorency
United States
Sturdy Irish Boy Seeks Home for 15 Year Old Tommy Shannon
A fifteen year old lad of Irish stock named Tommy Shannon is staying with Ford dealer G. G. Kemp. Kemp urges a deserving couple to provide him a home, vouching for the boy's honesty and energy. Editor J. C. Estlack notes the appeal in the Donley County Leader column.
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G. G. Kemp
Ford
Tommy Shannon
Farmer Killed Wife Wounded by Assassin Near Independence
In Independence Missouri an unknown assailant fired through a farm home window last night, killing Albert Weddle and fatally wounding his wife. The house showed no disturbance. two shotgun shells were found outside. Mrs. Weddle could not identify the shooter.
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Independence
Albert Weddle
Court recessed as verdict witness testimony debated
A wrangle over Lemons' testimony led to the jury being escorted from the courtroom for a second time today. Simpsons urged admitting the full statement used to impeach Burks after portions had been read. Judge Carter recessed for an hour and said he would rule at the end of the recess.
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Ons
Lemons
Simpsons
Burks
Carter
Quadruplets at Beaumont Live Six Boys in Africa
Four sons born November 1 to Mr. and Mrs Perricome of Beaumont remained in good health. All but one weighed four pounds at birth. Over 600 Beaumont residents visited the Perricome home to pay respects to Antonio Vincen Donald and Bruno. The father is 39 and the mother 33, they already have five other boys. In Malmesbury Union of South Africa a white woman birthed six boys today, three died shortly after.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Tex
Philip Erricome
Perricome
Yeater
Antonio
Vincen
Donald
Bruno
Malmesbury
Union of South Africa
New York Stock Exchange Set to Open Short Week
Governors vote to open 10 a m to 1 p m on Wednesday Thursday and Friday this week and close all day Saturday. Brokers rush to sort orders as stocks rebound from an early drop while wires operated for 24 hours. Small traders seek to recover losses or buy stocks for investment or speculation.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Cities Service breaks all records on busy trading day
United Press reports Cities Service opened at 41 7 8 and rose 43 8 as 225 000 shares traded. Initial sales signaled forced liquidation margins. brokers tightened accounts and margin calls went out. Market rebounded then narrowed, with large volume in early trading and major declines in Wheat futures later in Chicago trading.
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Cities Service
United Press
New York
Drastic Measures Ordered Over Streetcar Bombings
New Orleans authorities issued drastic orders to the augmented police force to stop streetcar dynamitings after a package with six sticks of explosives was found on a suburban track. Police Superintendent Theodore Ray pledged extreme measures to end the bombings, tied to a strike by street railway workers, with death penalty provisions for offenders and several injuries reported.
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New Orleans
Theodore Ray
The Grimy Hands Forge Human Dream in Steel
A poet salutes workers at grinding gears and whirring wheels. He praises the man with greasy hands and the clean faced passerby alike, noting their courage and toil. From noise and dust come humanity's conquests and the epics poets write.
Livestock and Cotton Markets Report From Multiple Cities
Steady to higher hogs at St Louis with top 9.75 on choice 200-240 lb. cattle with steers 14.26 to 14.75, cows to 9.00, calves and venters noted. Cotton markets in New York and New Orleans mixed with declines of 2-5 points and supply-side rumors weighing prices. Chicago wheat futures slid on stock weakness, while butter and eggs moved varied in price and poultry firmed across Chicago markets.
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ST. Louis
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Associated Press
Market Reports From Midwest and West Livestock Bureaus
Kansas City market shows hogs up to 39.30 on 210-250 lb stock with sow prices around 7,2543.49 and cattle around firm to 25 cents higher with various weight classes listed. Oklahoma City notes steady cattle, calves, and rising dealer demand. Chicago reports higher hogs and cattle with several weight brackets and prices. Fort Worth market shows hogs up 15-25 cents and cattle and calves steady.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth
New York stocks slide at open on profit taking and big blocks
The New York stock market opened sharply lower as profit taking hit heav y volumes. A 59,000 share Radio block traded at 42, down 8. Declines in International Telephone, Gold Dust, Pennsylvania Railroad, Erie, General Electric, Anaconda, and General Motors were reported. Despite early losses, a partial rally followed as many stocks trimmed losses, with U. S. Steel and other leaders mixing gains and declines. Foreign exchange remained steady with cables at 4.87 15-16.
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New York
Associated Press
International Telephone
Gold Dust
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
General Electric
Anaconda
General Motors
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
North American
Union Carbide
Public Service of New Jersey
Baltimore and Ohio
New Haven
Bethlehem Steel
General Foods
Sears Roebuck
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Owen White
el Paso
Sandies
Lubbock Westerners
Breckenride
Breckenridge
Howdy
Sandy
Jackass
Goat
Hemphill County
T. D. Plumlee
Wildorado
Ranger
Mr. Plumlee
Old Tack
Edsel Ford
Ford Organization
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
United States of Europe
Mussolini
Kemal
East Fifteenth Avenue
Produces
Amarillo National Bank
Orville Hinkle
Tourist Inn
Grace Walton
Tom
J. C. Estlack
Donley County Leader
Clarendon
Southington
Beaumont Live
Africa
Board of Trade
Edgar A, Guest
Liverpool
Associated Real
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage Co
Amer Yi
B&o Ee
Beth Steel
Cerro de Pasco
Chrysler Cruc
Davidson
Dupont
Krie
Seesbeen
Baewenee
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Gen Motors
Great West Sugar
Gen Mills
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Hudson Mtra
Hupp
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Int Harvester
Tel & Tele
John Mansville
Kelly Springfield
United Corpn
Uni Aircraft
Willys-Overland
Royal Dutch
Sinclair
Simms Aeeeee
Shell Union
Shell
Cal
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Texas Pacific C
Texas Corps
Tidewater
White Eagle
Phillips
Pan American B
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Prairie Oil & Gas
Continental
Jao, F. Clark Co
Arkansas Gas
Butler Bros
Marconi
Fokker
England
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Treeee
Lone Star Gas
Ohio Oil
Standard of India
Baby Penn Road
Trans Air Trans
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Clark Co
Atchison, Topeka
Victor
RADIO
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Dial
Polk
Palo Duro
Palo Duro Hotel
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