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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1932

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Ferguson Has Promise U S Job Protector

Democratic reminders of 25 000 federal jobs in Texas for faithful partisans and Republican warnings of ruin for the independent oil man colored Texas campaign events ahead of Tuesday's election. Mrs Miriam A Ferguson campaigned in Dallas with ex Governor James E Ferguson while Orville Bullington toured Henderson Marshall Longview and Terrell. Ferguson urged Roosevelt and framed the race around federal jobs and oil industry concerns, while Bullington warned of the end of the independent oil industry if Ferguson wins.

Texas Miriam A. Ferguson Houston Dallas State Fair Grounds James E. Ferguson Orville Bullington Henderson Marshall Longview Terrell Jim Denies Bobing Ferguson Bullington R. 8 Sterling Ferguson Franklin D. Roosevelt Tyler Austin

Hoover Roosevelt campaign nears final appeals in 1932

President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt enter the final campaign stretch with routes mirroring 1928. Hoover heads west toward California to vote, while Roosevelt plans speeches in Brooklyn Academy of Music and Madison Square Garden with Alfred E. Smith joining at both events.

Washington Hoover Roosevelt Smith Central States California Academy of Music Brooklyn Madison Square Garden

Bank Robbers Unwelcome as Ranch Guests

Special to The Globe NARA NM Nov 4 Two bank robbers who looted the First National Bank of more than 700 dollars yesterday fled into the sand hills along the Canadian River 18 miles southwest and forced a rancher to ferry them across the stream after serving meals as unwelcomed guests. Large posses scour the area for the bandits who kidnapped Jim Burns, cashier, and abandoned their burned car at Rita Crossing. Exhausted hunters withdraw as sleep and hunger bite.

NARA N. M First National Bank Cc Jan

Old Timers And Cornerstone Laying In Canyon

In Canyon transcontinental traffic speeds by as old timers gather for a Panhandle Plains Historical Society Museum cornerstone laying at West Texas State Teachers College. Notables include Matthew Old Bones Hooks. event marks shift from frontier roundup to memorial for pioneers and their era.

Garford Wilkinson Canyon West Texas State Teachers College Panhandle- Plains Historical Society Museum Panhandle-Plains Matthew “Old Bones” Hooks Old Bones

Packed House Seen for Rally in Panhandle Nights

Orville Bullington, Republican governor candidate, returns to the Panhandle for a decisive rally at Municipal Auditorium Amarillo. Delay due to his mother’s death shortened his Panhandle schedule. Bullington is introduced by Judge H E Hoover of Canadien and chaired by Porter Underwood. Rally begins 7:30 p.m. with Hoover and Bullington speaking.

Orville Bullington Panhandle Municipal Auditorium Plainview Democratic Bullington Club Porter Underwood Amarillo Bullington H. E. Hoover Canadien Hoover Mr. Bullington

Roosevelt 0 Talk Tonight in Brooklyn

Franklin D. Roosevelt prepares for his last two campaign appeals with a Brooklyn stop tonight and a Madison Square Garden rally tomorrow. He assails Hoover as running a fear campaign and denounces attempts to claim exclusive governance of the American system. The Brooklyn audience included many in evening dress and cries for beer.

Frederick A. Storm New York U.P Franklin D. Roosevelt Brooklyn Madison Square Garden Roosevelt League Young General Electric Company Alfred E. Smith Hoover Roosevelt Garner Washington

Vast Indian Wealth May Lie in New Tomb

Mexico City reports the discovery of a marble stepped ancient tomb at Oaxaca by Dr. Alfonso Caso and associates. Guarded by troops, the find is hailed as possibly more valuable than the Mixtecan tomb No. 7 at Monte Alban uncovered in January. The January relics included gold crowns, jade, pearls, and carved vessels from Mixtec culture.

Mexico City Oaxaca Alfonso Caso Caso Rega M. Albane Monte Alban Egypt

European army plan and United States of Europe talk

Arthur Brisbane notes Boncour's proposal for a European army under a European general staff, but warns the plan hinges on leadership. He argues the League of Nations is fading as a tool of two powers, and says a United States of Europe is unlikely for millennia. Also cites St Johns Labrador prosperity, igloos, and Rogers’ critique of politics.

Boncour Europe League of Nations Lloyd George League United States St. Johns Newfoundland Labrador B. Lenz Mr. Mason

Man charged with murder after farm shooting in Texas

East Bernard Texas man George W Stephens aged 60 was jailed in Wharton charged with murder for the fatal shooting of Charlie Peters age 50 and wounding of his son in law August Robsell after a farm quarrel over log ownership yesterday afternoon authorities said Peters was father of nine children.

East Bernard Tex George W. Stephens Wharton Charlie Peters August Robsell

Night Flight Lights Amarillo Like Christmas Tree

Mayor Ross D. Rogers led a city party at 1500 feet above Amarillo as guests of Dallas Aviation School aboard a 12 passenger Ford tri motor plane piloted by B L Lowry. The plane will operate night flights at English Field for the rest of the week and Sunday.

Amarillo Ross D. Rogers Dallas Aviation School of Dallas B. L. Lowry Lowry Plainview English Field

Hoover Sees 1864 Vote Echo in 1932 Campaign

On the presidential train en route to Springfield, President Hoover describes an analogy between 1864 Lincoln re election and the current race. He cites Gettysburg as turning point and warns Americans why they must choose wisely on November 8, 1932. The speech was prepared for Springfield and released aboard the train during Indiana and Illinois campaigning.

Nathan Robertson Hoover Springfield Abraham Lincoln Indiana Illinois Washington Lincoln Gettysburg

Demo Rally Delayed In Canyon And Amarillo Cancelled

A Plains party rally set for Canyon Friday night moved to Saturday at 3 PM at the Randall County courthouse with Lloyd Pletcher for Roosevelt Garner and Joe Moore for Miriam A Ferguson. The Municipal Auditorium rally in Amarillo was canceled as Sen Pink Parrish could not attend. efforts seek a replacement speaker for Monday night. Parrish sends regrets from Austin after a brief telegram praising local Democratic support and urging continued party unity in Potter County.

all-Plains Canyon Randall County Lloyd Pletcher Roosevelt- Garner Joe Moore Miriam A. Ferguson Potter County Constable Pink L. Parrish

Chest Drive Extended Next Week and $40,500 Goal

The 1932 33 community chest drive in Amarillo extends one more week with $40,500 of the $75,000 goal raised. Friday’s report shows $6,831.56, and Herman Pipkin, chair, says unreported pledges may lift total to $50,000. Floyd Studer named vice chairman, and two local utilities matched $1,000 subscriptions. The campaign totals include men’s and women’s committees and other groups.

Herman Pipkin Floyd Studer Pipkin Amarillo Amarillo Gas Southwestern Public Service Companies Advanced

Texoma Shutdown Plea for Injunction Heard

Hearings on a motion by Texoma Natural Gas Company and Cities Service Gas Company for an interlocutory decree restraining the Railroad Commission from enforcing its order to shut down all gas production in the West Panhandle field opened in a three judge federal court in Austin. Judges J C Hutcheson Robert J McMillan and Duval West preside.

Austin Texoma Natural Gas Company Cities Service Gag Company Railroad Commission West Panhandle United States Circuit J. C. Hutcheson Robert J. McMillan Duval West

Opera Debut Shows Long Skirts Return in Paris

Paris observers at the renovated Opera opening noted skirts longer than in years, nearly touching the ground, worn by promenaders during the event. The style revival contrasted with recent trends and highlighted the evening’s fashion tone in Paris.

Paris U.P Paris Opera

More Aides Appointed for Tuesday Election in Potter County

Three members of the Democratic Executive Committee filed a petition with County Judge Sam B Motlow to force appointment of additional election supervisors judges and clerks for the upcoming general election in Potter County The move could cost over 150 dollars if no overtime is allowed Officials would receive 3 dollars for a ten hour day with overtime extra Judge Is Forced The statute allows extra staff when an amendment is on the ballot County Democratic Chairman C C Gibson led the action in requesting the extra staff to administer the vote.

Potter County Democratic Executive Committee Sam B. Motlow Democratic C. C. Gibson

Army of 50 000 To Bring Vote Returns to Amarillo

The Associated Press will mobilize an army of workers to compile and telegraph election results from polls across the nation. Precinct reporters, zone headquarters, and state bureaus will feed data to Washington for national tabulation and rapid release. The Globe News will host an election party in Amarillo Municipal Auditorium showing results on-screen as they arrive.

Amarillo George Washington United States Associated Press The Globe Associated Press Bureau Washington National Legislative Department White House Globe News New York

Armstrong Speech Planned for Fort Worth Radio Address

A speech in support of George W. Armstrong Jacksonian candidate for governor will be broadcast from radio station KGRS at 6:36 pm Friday. It was unclear if Armstrong or a representative would deliver the address, according to KGRS officials.

George W. Armstrong Fort Worth KGRS Armstrong

Insull Held by Officials in Athens Extradition Hurdle

Samuel Insull, former Chicago utilities operator, was arrested in Athens at the request of American authorities. An Athens police guard was placed in his hotel room as the court of appeals considers extradition, with Greek attorney Christos Ladas to argue for continued hotel supervision. A separate Nov 4 hearing in Barrie, Ontario, adjourned for two weeks as Cook County seeks Insull extradition to Chicago on grand larceny and embezzlement charges.

Athens Samuel Insull Chicago Court of Appeals Leland B. Morris Ingall United States Middle West Insull Petit Palais Christos Ladas Barrie Ont U.P Cook County Ilinois Martin J. Insull

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Unsettled and colder tonight with partial Saturday clouds. West Texas expects partly cloudy to night and Saturday with showers in extreme southeast plus colder conditions. Saturday daytime highs reach about 45 to 63 across regions.

Amarillo West Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S John Hughes R. 8. Sterling Sen Tom Pollard Great East Texas Senate R. M. Wagstaff Abilene House House Committee Bailey Hardy Breckenridge Senate State Affairs Committee Pollard W. E. Pope Corpus Christi FEAR Arthur Brisbane King Feature Syndicate, Inc America Brisbane Will Rogers Chicago American Hearst G.O.P Texoma Martin
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