Denies Lease Royalty Plan as Racket
County attorney's office warns the public against alleged schemes by Jay Lewis interests to gift royalty shares. L. O. Doresey claims the plan is legitimate, detailing 10,000 acres across 21 Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico counties and a $4.85 transfer fee. A complainant reports being approached and fears fraud.
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L. O. Doresey
Jay Lewis
Doresey
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Record-Clipped Coffin Price and Athenian Echoes of Women
The passage recalls a coffin costing 11900 and a feat by Alicia Patterson flying Philadelphia to New York in 40 minutes. It then cites a Bulgarian tomb inscription by Abrotonon claiming ancient Grecian mothers as a testament to female legacy, contrasting modern feats with historical birthlines and honor.
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Alicia Patterson
Joseph Medill Patterson
Philadelphia
New York
Waddill explains rise in school taxes this year
George M. Waddill, school tax collector, tells The Globe the tax increase reflects a 20 percent rise in school attendance and higher costs. New bonds for building, plus maintenance, fuel, and 40 new teachers drive the 85 cent to 1.4 cent rate increase with 9 extra cents for Junior College equipment and maintenance amid flat valuations.
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Globe Today
George M. Waddill
Daughter of Deal Family Dies Today
Miss Lorazelle Holland 18 of Deal Texas died at 1 15 am Wednesday in a local hospital She is survived by her parents four brothers and five sisters Funeral services are expected Thursday in Claude conducted by N S Griggs & Sons Miss Holland was a Baptist member
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Lorazelle Holland
W. T. Holland
Deal
Texas
W. F. Holland
C. S. Holland
M. J. Holland
Vernon
W. T. Holland, Jr
Stinnett
J. B. Box
Thalia
C. 8. Lewis
Oklahoma City
W. L. Brubbs
Roxton
C. F. Koenic
Okla
Ruth Holland
The
Baptist Church
Claude
N.S Griggs & Sons
Road grader dies after injuries from accident
Leslie E. Moore aged 39 a road grader for the highway department died today from injuries suffered several days earlier. He is survived by a widow and his mother Mrs Jank Moore of 512 Monroe Street. The body will be shipped to Miami Oklahoma for burial by N S Griggs & Sons.
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Leslie E. Moore
Highway Department
Jank Moore
Monroe Street
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Miami
Okla
LaFollette Sons Triumph in Wisconsin Race for Governor and Senate
Philip LaFollette will be the Wisconsin governor and Robert LaFollette Jr. becomes a U.S. senator, delivering the family a rapid ascent after their father’s long era. They won with a near three to one plurality over Charles Hammersley, while Moeller also won substantial support. Meanwhile New York paid 2255.30 to cast two canceling votes, with one voter registered in each of two precincts.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M. LaFoLletTe
Philip
Wisconsin
Robert
LaFollette
Charles F. Hammersley
New York
Talbot Congratulates Sterling After Texas Governor Race
Col. W. E. Talbot of Dallas Republican candidate for governor sent congratulations to his Democratic opponent Ross S. Sterling of Houston after yesterday's election. He wired Sterling, You got the votes I had the fun, and expressed best wishes for Sterling's health and a profitable administration in Texas.
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Associated Press
Dallas
W. E. Talbot
Ross S. Sterling
Houston
Col. Talbot
Sterling
Texas
Negro congressman leads opponent in Illinois race
In Chicago on November 5 with 50 precincts missing, Oscar De Priest the Republican and only Black member of the national house led Democratic challenger Baker by 1172 votes. With 112 of 162 precincts reporting in Illinois First district De Priest had 14,704 to Baker 13,532.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Oscar de Priest
National House
de Priest
Baker
Notable Triumph for Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt won a likely record NY plurality, estimated around 750,000 votes, securing the New York governorship and rising as a leading figure for the 1932 Democratic presidential nomination. He defeated Charles H. Tuttle, former US Attorney, amid graft investigation criticisms and a heated wet campaign.
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United Press
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Charles H. Tuttle
United States
New York City
Tuttle
Hidalgo machine in Texas shattered
Hidalgo County election results show a sweeping Good Government League victory as 19 of 28 precincts report, ending 22 years of Democratic control under the late A. Y. Baker. The league gains support from disaffected Democrats and Republicans amid the vote tabulation.
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Edinburg
Tex
Navy
Hidalgo County
Good Government League
A. Y. Baker
Baker
League
Allen Congratulates Opponent as McGill Leads
United Press report from Wichita Kansas states Sen Henry J Allen telegraphed his defeated opponent George McGill Democrat to congratulate him on victory. Returns from rural precincts show McGill increasing lead as late totals place him about 5801 votes ahead in the short term race.
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Henry Allen
Kansas
United Press
Wichita
Kans
Henry J .Allen
U. S. Senate
George McGill
McGill
Gibbons Loses Sheriff Bid in Ramsey County Ballot Battle
Mike Gibbons once known for boxing power fell short in the Ramsey County sheriff race against incumbent George H. Moeller after Tuesday voting. The contest ended in a technical knockout for Moeller in St Paul.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Mike Gibbons
Ramsey County
George H. Moeller
Phantom
Violin Tale of 1716 Antion Strativerius Sought by Texas Father
A Farwell Texas man claims a 1716 Antonio Stradivari violin, rare and possibly unique, was seen by brokers in 1916. A banker allegedly attempted to extort $25,000 from the buyers, who sent a return check for $18,000 after demanding higher payment. The note references Tack Letters on Page 11.
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A. R. MecCarty
J. L. Nolly
Farwell
Texas
Antonio Strativerius
Mr. Tack
Panhandle
New York
Chicago
Election leads point to narrow Democratic House majority
Reports show Democrats elected or leading in enough races to suggest a close House and near Senate tie. In New York and Illinois strong showing boosts Franklin D. Roosevelt toward re election with a large plurality and momentum for supporters.
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Senate
New York
Illinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate and House Returns From Noon AP Totals
AP tally at noon EST shows Republicans with 13 Senate wins and 34 holdovers, Democrats with 19 wins and 26 holdovers, Farmers Labor with 0 wins and 1 holdover, totaling 47, 45 and 1 respectively. House results show Republicans 176 wins with 260 present, Democrats 157 wins with 160 present, Farmers Labor 0 with 1, Socialists 0, still doubtful 72, majority 218, Democratic gains 28 and Republican gains 1.
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Associated Press
United States Senate
Holdovrs
Farmer-Labor
HOUSE
House of Representatives
Congress
Election returns show Democrats gain in Senate and House races
Early returns shift control in several states as Democrats lead in Ohio Massachusetts Minnesota and South Dakota while Republicans hold key seats in Kansas and New Jersey. House net change remains under 20. total races with Democrat leads exceed 30 districts. Leaders claim victory amid a tightly balanced result.
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Arizona
Colorado
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Mexico
Ohio
Oklahoma
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
Oregon
Senate
House
West Virginia
Illinois
Robert J. Bulkley
Marcus A. Coolidge
South Dakota
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Alabama
Heflin
Walsh
Montana
Glass
Virginia
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Norris
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Longworth
Cincinnati
Hawley
Ways and Means Committee
Tilson
Connecticut
Kentucky
Early returns show Dem lead in Kentucky Senate race
Late returns from 87 of 4 155 precincts in Kentucky give Democrats the lead for the U S Senate. Judge M M Logan has 8 016 votes for the long term while J M Robsson trails with 2 376. Ben Williamson leads Robsson for the short term with 3 033 to 2 245.
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Kentucky
United States Senate
M. M. Logan
J. M. Robsson
Reublican
Ben Williamson
Robsson
Massachusetts Shifts to Democratic Tide in 1932 Vote
Boston results show Democrats gaining in state offices as party momentum swamps Republicans. Frederick H. Gillett leads in the Senate race over William M. Butler, while Orcus H. Coolidge enjoys a commanding advantage for governor. Voters also back repealing the state prohibition law known as the Baby Volstead Act amid few congressional upsets.
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Boston
Navy
Massachusetts
Senate
Frederick H. Gillett
Orcus H. Coolidge
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Bulow Extends Lead in South Dakota Senate Race
Pierre South Dakota Gov. W J Bulow leads Sen W H McMaster by about 6000 votes with most precincts counted in the Republican bid for the Senate seat. This result solidifies Bulow's path to victory as returns from scattered precincts trickle in.
Michigan Voters Keep GOP Edge In 1932 Elections
Detroit November results show Republicans holding the state’s Washington delegation. Senator James Couzens won with a large margin over Thomas A. E. Weadock. Gov. Wilber M. Brucker defeated Democrat William A. Comstock to retain the governor’s office.
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Anare United Press
Detroit
Michigan
Washington
James Couzens
Senate
Couzens
Thomas A. E. Weadock
Wilber M. Brucker
William A. Comstock
San Francisco Mayor Rolph Leads Republican Victory Wave
California voters gave Mayor James Rolph Jr. of San Francisco a large victory in the general election, leading a long line of Republican winners in most major offices as early returns suggested the party’s dominance.
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California
United Press
San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
Minnesota Voters Swing to Democrats in State Election
Minnesota voters backed a Democratic senator and a farmer labor governor for the first time since the Civil War era. Indications from tabulations show Einar Hordale winning the Senate race and Floyd B Olson taking the governorship, while incumbent Henrick Shipstead remains the sole farmer-labor senator.
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Minnesota
United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
U. S
Einar Hordale
Floyd B
Montana Keeps Democratic House Seat In Early Returns
Early returns from Butte Montana show incumbent John M. Evans Democrat leading Republican Mark D. Fitzgerrald by about 7,000 votes in Montana first district, indicating no change in representation.
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Montana
United Press
Butte
Mont
House of Representatives
John M. Evans
Net
Mark D. Fitzgerrald
Missouri swings to Democrats in nine of sixteen districts
In St Louis Missouri appeared to elect Democratic congressmen in at least nine of its sixteen districts as of November 5. Republican incumbents trailed in three more districts by slim margins raising the possibility that Republican seats could drop from ten to four.
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ST. Louis
United Press
Missouri
Bulow Leads McMasters In South Dakota Senate Race
Governor W. J. Bulow led Senator W. H. McMasters as results from 787 of 1,800 precincts came in in the South Dakota Democratic senator race. Bulow had 49,153 votes to McMaster's 47,100 with about half the precincts reporting. Nevada Reno reports progress on another issue.
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United Press
Pierre
S. D
W. J. Bulow
W. H. McMasters
Bulow
McMaster
Prohibition Referenda Show Clear Campaign Precedence
Early canvass began with hours' wait for totals as referenda on alcohol repeal led in Rhode Island Illinois and Massachusetts. Rhode Island reported three to one against the dry amendment while Illinois trended the same way and Massachusetts favored repeal of its enforcement act. Leaders began judging the election day Republican reverses.
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Rhode Island
Illinois
Massachusetts
Nevada and Idaho races show Republican leads in early returns
Early election returns indicate a Republican edge in Nevada with Samuel S. Arentz and Gov. Fred B. Belzar leading by about 1,000 votes. In Idaho Boise early tabulations suggest Sen William E Borah and Congressmen Burton L French and Addison T Smith maintain substantial majorities as results are counted.
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Nevada
Samuel S. Arentz
Congress
Fred B. Belzar
Idaho
United Press
Boise
Ida
William E. Borah
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
La Follette Leads Wisconsin Governor Race
The dispatch notes Phillip F. La Follette leading the Wisconsin governor race while Edward Costigan is conceded the Colorado US Senate seat. George Shaw concedes Costigan victory as Adams secures another term for governor.
Ritchie Eyes Fourth Term as Governor Indicated
The Associated Press reports in Baltimore that Gov. Albert C. Ritchie is headed toward a fourth term by a margin of 30 000 to 60 000 after about a third of Maryland polling places reported. The Democratic slate appears swept into office, extending Ritchie’s tenure to 15 years. In Iowa, Des Moines reports the Second Congressional District tilts to Democrat B M Jacobsen with 27 366 votes over Republican incumbent F D Letts’ 21 671 as 12 of 163 precincts remain to report.
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the Associated Press
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Ritchie
Iowa
United Press
Des Moines
B. M. Jacobsen
F. D. Letts
New York
F. Clarke
Jno
T Prey
Allied Chemical & Dye
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Allis Chalmers
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Bucyrus Erie
Dea Eeeevers
Bulova Watch
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Billy California Packing
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Aes
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Cerro de Pasco
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Peers
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Gillette Safety Razor
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Gotham Silk Hose
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Beeeeeteee
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Hupp Motors
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Inspiration Copper
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Weer
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Kansas City Southern RR
Sete
Julius Kayser
Kelvinator Corporation
Kolster Radio
Teen
Kennecott Copper
SS Kresge & Comp
Kroger Grocery & Bakin
Mathieson Alkali
Jami Copper
Missouri Pacific RR
Washington and Oregon Republicans Triumph in Congressional Races
In Washington four Republicans and one Democrat will join Congress next term after close results in two districts. Ralph Horr, a Republican, defeats Democrat Charles G. Heifner in the first district, with Horr leading 41 000 to 29 000 as precincts report. In Oregon, Gen. Charles N. Martin defeats R. Korell for governor by over 5 000 votes, while Julius L. Meier, a Republican who ran as an independent, wins in a landslide.
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Seattle
Washington
Ralph Horr
Charles G. Heifner
John F. Miller
Horr
Heifner
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Charles N. Martin
Franklin H. Korell
Clry
Julius L. Meier
Danville Killing Involving Democratic Worker
Booker Wright sought for questioning after a shooting in Danville Ed. Doneghy, a Black man, was killed by Joe Hayden a Democratic worker.
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Booker Wright
Danville
Ed. Doneghy
Joe Hayden
Abduction of Jackson County Election Chief Shocks Missouri
Federal agents pressed the hunt for gunmen who abducted Rex V. Hedrick chairman of the Jackson County board of elections. He was seized while driving from Buckner to Independence, blindfolded gagged and beaten, then released after polls closed as deputies investigate election fraud indictments involving four judges.
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Kansas City
Rex V. Hedrick
Jackson County Board of Elections
Hedrick
Buckner
Independence
Ripley
Jackson County
Department of Justice
Optometrists Convene in Amarillo for Post-Graduate Clinic
About 25 optometrists from the Panhandle and New Mexico travel to Amarillo for the three day session at the Herring Hotel. The event is sponsored by the Panhandle Optometric Society and led by Dr A M Skeffington of Chicago, president of the Post-Graduate Clinic Foundation, as stated by Dr T M Montgomery of the Panhandle society.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
The
Panhandle Optometric Society
A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Post-Graduate Clinic Foundation
T. M. Montgomery
Panhandle Society
Barbers Take First State Exam in Amarillo
Forty Panhandle district barbers are in Amarillo for the first examination under the new state law that took effect August 18.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Gas bill cuts to benefit Amarillo schools saving anticipated
City Commission negotiates with Amarillo Gas Co to base school gas rates on the new franchise terms effective next month. Plan aims for substantial savings for public schools and nearby independent districts, with 45 days security deposits and six percent interest, amid broader franchise amendments.
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Ernest O. Thompson
City Commission
H. C. Pipkin
Amarillo Gas Company
Pipkin
Hayes
Light and Power
Commission
Thompson
Texas Democrats Sweep State Elections In Quiet Vote
Democrats won seventeen Texas house posts in Washington and Morris Shepherd retained his senate seat. Voter turnout was light with about 300 000 ballots cast versus 860 000 in August. Hidalgo county shattered voting records as Rangers supervised a calm tumultuous political battle.
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Texas
House of Representatives
Washington
Morris Shepherd
Senate
Texas Election Bureau
Hidalgo County
Texas Rangers
J Espedahl Dies At 57 In Local Hospital
Jacob Espedahl, 57, builder and construction engineer, died at 12 15 AM Wednesday in a local hospital. Survived by two sons K S and EF G of Amarillo and daughter Mrs W F Eubanks of Daytona Beach Fla. He was a Lutheran, and member of the Elks Masons and Shriners. Funeral services by N S Griggs & Son at relatives’ convenience.
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Jacob Espedahl
K. S
EF. G
Amarillo
W. F. Eubanks
Daytonia Beach
Fla
Espedahl
Lutheran Church
N. S. Griggs & Son
Free Lecture at Unity Hall Tonight
Mrs. Leslie C. Newman of Long Beach California will deliver a free lecture this evening in the Unity Center Study Hall room 9 Green building on Taylor Street at 8 oclock.
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Leslie C. Newman
Long Beach
Calif
Unity Center
Green Building
Taylor Street
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Nov 5 Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs 9,000 head steady to 10c lower top 9.10. packing sows 7.25-8.50. stock pigs 7.50-8.50. Cattle 8,500 head, calves 2,000, mixed trends steady to strong. fed steers and yearlings higher on select weights. steers 600-900 lb 10.25-13.25. 900-1100 lb 9.25-13.00. 1100-1500 lb 8.50-12.00. 600 lb up 5.00-9.25. heifers 9.00-12.50. cows 5.00-7.25. vealers 5.00-10.00. stockers 6.50-9.00. Sheep 8,000, up to 25c. lambs steady. 90 lb and under 7.75-7.85. ewes 2.50-4.00. feeders 6.00-6.75. Fort Worth: hogs 600 steady to strong top 9.10. cattle 4,000 1,400 calves. conditions about steady to weak.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth
The
Market Roundup of Livestock Prices and Cotton
Slaughter calves fed steers and grassers sold at varied bids with fat cows and yearlings noted. Sheep and lamb prices from 1,700 head reported. fat lambs strong to higher, feeder lambs and ewes listed. New York cotton opened steady with slight declines, trading quiet amid election-day and liquidation activity. Poultry in Chicago showed firm live prices for fowls, springs, roosters, turkeys, ducks and geese.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Chicago
Poultry Alive
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Wyo
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George H. Shaw
Costigan
Federal Tariff Commission
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Maryland
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Unity Hall
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