War on China long planned say Pravda and Japan gains
Pravda reprints a 1927 Tanaka declaration claiming Japan must crush the United States to capture China. The piece ties Manchuria action to a broader aim for Pacific domination including the Philippines and Australia while noting Soviet peace policy. Japanese forces seize Chinese positions on a five mile front near Mukden as battles intensify.
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Moscow
Pravda
Manchuria
Baron Tanaka
Japan
United States
China
Pacific
Philippines
Malayan Archipelago
Guam
Tahiti
Samoa
Australia
Tanaka
Asia
Mongolia
Soviet
Russia
Mukden
U.S
Pinchin
Nanni
Missionary J W Vinson slain by bandits in China
Rev J W Vinson of the American Presbyterian mission at Haichow Kiangsu was killed by Chinese bandits after being kidnapped last Sunday His death is believed to have occurred yesterday US Consul General Willis R Peck requested the Chinese foreign office for details and assurances of release efforts Vinson survived by three children and seven siblings with ties to Texas and Kentucky institutions and towns including Austin Sherman Cuero San Antonio Lexington and Houston
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Nanking
China
J. W. Vinson
Haichow
Kiangsu
United States
Willis R. Peck
Vinson
Peck
Foreign Office
Lexington
Minneapolis
Watch The World's Money And Akron's Flight
Arthur Brisbane predicts a shift from gold to silver as money trades in many nations. He notes Britain and France off gold, discusses the Akron airship with five million dollars invested, and explains Hubble's view on the universe's tiny matter compared to space. He links wheat prices to prosperity and cites Premier Laval in France.
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London Star
Uncle Sam
France
England
United States
Dr. Hubble
Mount Wilson Observatory
Earth
Jeans
London
Waterloo
Akron
Amarillo Mayor Claims 100 Disconnect Orders Issued
The Amarillo phone rate fight produced competing claims of progress as Mayor Ernest O. Thompson said over 2,000 of the citys 10 440 lines had been ordered disconnected, while Southwestern Bell district manager G N Hailey reported only 69 subscribers affected. He noted about half of imminent disconnects are rescinded after subscriber interviews. A chamber of commerce drive continued to push for more disconnections and a conference of company officials gathered to discuss the rate cut implemented September 1. The mayor threatened to award a franchise to another firm as 1,113 signed orders were reported, excluding 29 hotel orders.
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Amarillo
Ernest O. Thompson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
G. N. Hailey
Telephone Company
Hailey
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Thompson
Peace Depends On Tokyo Says Soviet Leader
Moscow reports Voroshilov tells United Press Russia's policy toward Japanese in Manchuria hinges on Japan's sincerity in seeking neighborly ties. He denies Soviet troop moves, warns against partition of China, and criticizes U.S. stance as vague while urging peaceful methods and nonintervention.
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Frederick Kum
United Press
Moscow
W.pi—Klementi Voroshilov
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Josef V. Stalin
China
Manchria
U.S
U. S
League of Nation
Voroshilov
Red Army
Lenin
Stalin
United Sta
Fred A. Britten
Britten
Laffoon Builds Kentucky Lead In Governor Race
Circuit Judge Ruby Laffoon leading in Kentucky returns with 185,467 votes to William B. Harrison's 139,361 from 1,609 of 4,178 precincts. Laffoon holds clear edges in most districts, while Democrats seek a larger majority and Republicans hope for late gains amid highway commission controversy.
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Louisville
Ruby Laffoon
Madisonville
Kentucky
William B. Harrison
Laffoon
Harrison
Hoover
State Highway Commission
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures and frost possible in exposed areas. In Panhandle zones frost may occur tonight, while New Mexico stays fair but colder in the extreme northeast tonight. Temperatures ranged from 50 to 58 at 1 o clock.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Hoover Pushes Business Boom
United Press reports President Hoover advancing three programs to aid common Americans. The plan targets deterring bear raids in the Chicago wheat pit, easing financing for small homes and farmers, and expanding the Federal public building program with 50 000 jobs hoped to double by January. Hoover seeks long term home ownership financing and reduced excessive interest and fees to relieve strapped homeowners.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington, Na
U.P
Hoover
Chicago
Magnolia Petroleum raises crude oil prices in two states
Magnolia Petroleum Company announced a 15 cent per barrel price increase for Louisiana and Arkansas crude. The top price under the new schedule is 83 cents a barrel for Bull Bayou crude in Louisiana, and 63 cents a barrel for Eldorado crude in Arkansas. Prices quoted at the wells and became effective yesterday.
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Dallas
U.R
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Louisiana
Arkansas
Bull Bayou
Eldorado
Yester- Bae
Gold Standard Declared Safe By Dr Kemmerer
Dr Edwin W Kemmerer of Princeton affirmed the U S gold standard and dollar are impregnable at a New York Advertising Club talk. He cited Americas large gold holdings, recent minor declines, and urged confidence against fears of breakdown.
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New York
United States
Edwin W. Kemmerer
Princeton University
Advertising Club
Hon
Kemmerer
America
128 Grid Teams To Aid Charity in Football Effort
New York November 5 128 colleges pledge charity football games to aid unemployment relief. The National Collegiate Football Association reports 53 teams have arranged charity games with 57 trying, total expected proceeds exceed 250000. E K Hall Hanover chairman announced the plan through United Press noting hundreds of other colleges will participate.
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New York
Hoover
E. K. Hall
Hanover
Owen D. Young
United Press
Hall
Nan Britton Libel Suit Trial Delayed
The $50 000 libel suit of Nan Britton author of The Presidents Daughter against C A Klunk Marion hotel keeper was delayed by the death of a juror's mother. Federal Judge John M Killits will begin his charge to the jury when the afternoon session opens.
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Toledo
Nan Britton
C. A. Klunk
Marion
John M. Killits
Sale of Wine Concentrates to Home Ends
Washington November 5 Distributors announce Fruit Industries will stop home distribution of wine concentrates. Concentrates formerly sold directly to homes with bottling aid will now be sold only in stores. Vine Glo to be discontinued and replaced by three brands. consumer to prepare at home.
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Washington
Fruit Industries, Ltd
Donald Conn
Conn
Kansas City
Ukiah Grape Products Company
Farm Board
Wheat market and production outlook lift prices
Washington reports Federal Farm Board optimism over world wheat balance as Stone predicts a 20 percent cut in hard winter acreage across Oklahoma Kansas Texas and Nebraska. Chicago grain markets surge with May and March futures above 70 cents, December near 60, Amarillo prices up three cents as farmers hold most stocks.
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Washington
URI
James O. Stone
Federal Farm Board Today
Stone
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
Chicago
New McDonald Cabinet Named In London
London, Nov 5. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald heads the government in a new cabinet announced at Number 10 Downing Street. Stanley Baldwin becomes Lord President of the Council Neville Chamberlain is Chancellor of the Exchequer succeeding Philip Snowden. Sir John Simon is foreign secretary. Snowden remains lord privy seal. Sankey becomes Lord Chancellor. Samuel Hoare becomes India secretary Herbert Samuel home secretary. J H Thomas to secretary for dominions Philip Cunliffe-Lister secretary for colonies. The Marquis of Londonderry is new secretary for all. Archibald Sinclair is Scotland secretary.
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London
Ramsay McDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Philip Snowden
Lst
Downing Street
John Simon
Liberal Party
David Lloyd George
Snowden
Lord Sankey
Samuel Hoare
India
Herbert Samuel
Liberal
J. H. Thomas
National Labor
Dominions
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Marquis of Londonderry
Archibald Sinclair
Scotland
Burglar Suspect Leaps to Death in Courthouse
In Waco Texas on November 5 24 year old Opie Williams facing trial for a $1.90 burglary at Eddy chose death and leaped from a third story courthouse window as Deputy Sheriff Jess Abbott summoned him to the courtroom. He died from a broken neck.
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Waco
Tex
U.P
Eddy
Opie Williams
Willams
McLennan County
Jess Abbott
Globe News Want Ads Offer Money-Saving Bar Gains
The Globe-News invites 35,000 readers to use its daily want ads to sell items cheaply. Call 6262 to place an ad and expect satisfying results.
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Globe-News
Navy League backs chief in naval policy stance
The Navy League executive committee, with one dissent, fully supports William Howard Gardiner's critique of administration naval policy. A Hoover commission panel began its session as the statement praised independent inquiry and offered the League's records to illuminate current U.S. naval conduct.
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Washington
William Howard Gardiner
Navy League
Hoover
League
Corsicana Grocer Robbed. Three Suspects Arrested
Corsicana police report two men stopped Joe Samartino, a local grocer, on the highway under a tire pump pretense and robbed him of 50 dollars. Officers arrested three suspects last night and Samartino identified two as the attackers.
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Corsicana
Texas
Joe Samartino
Samartino
Fist Fight Fatal Trucker Jailed in Slaton Death
LUBBOCK Nov 5 A B Dozier local trucker was jailed here while officials investigate the death of F E Jackson a former Slaton auto dealer who died allegedly after a fist fight with Dozier Jackson suffered a fractured skull when his head struck the pavement at Slaton hospital later Wednesday the dispute said to have arisen over a note.
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Lubbock
U.R
A. B. Dozier
Jat
F. E. Jackson
Slaton Automobile
Dozier
Jackson
Slaton
Three Bandits Rob Bank in Konawa Oklahoma
Three men robbed the First National Bank of Konawa Oklahoma on November 5. The cashier N Burton and two employees E Douthitt and H W Courtney were held at gunpoint as two robbers sprayed the lobby with shots while the third filled the till. Authorities had no trace of the bandits shortly after the robbery.
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Konawa
Okla
First National Bank of
Konaw
N. Burton
E. Douthitt
H. W. Courtney
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Tokyo
Griggs Ambulance
Magnolia
Berrys Rug Cleaning
Dr. Kemmerer
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Pretty Doggy
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Lucille Clark
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