Critical condition for Mackie driver in Claude train crash
Sam Young, truck driver for Mackie Transportation of Borger, is reported in critical condition after a collision with a Fort Worth and Denver train at a Claude crossing. He was rushed by Claude ambulance to a local hospital. the truck was demolished and the train stopped 150 feet past the crossing.
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Sam Young
Mackie Transportation Company
Borger
Fort Worth
Denver
Claude
Jury hears sensational tale in LeFors slaying case
The account centers on C G Engledow and Thompson who say Hefner and Crabtree fought over a horse near LeFors. Crabtree was struck unconscious and later found dead with Hefner. Thompson and Walls returned later. Hefner declines to speak. Crabtree’s family and Amarillo connections are named. funeral plans undecided.
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Hefner
Crabtree
McLean
Thompson
Tyler Street
Amarillo
O. R. Alexander
Harrison Street
National Tailoring Company
Clay E. Thompson
Emmett Thompson
South Western Avenue
Buck Ozier
Panhandle
F. B. Crabtree
West Tenth Avenue
W. A. Stubbs
C. Bjerg
Sunset Terrace
Pearl Caldwell
Dallas
J. W. Williams
Texhoma
W. R. Orr
Wellington
J. L. Crabtree
Gray County
Bandit Car Robberies Hit City Drug Stores
At 10 20 p m a bandit robbed the Tenth Street Drug Store and another heist followed at City Drug No 2 where about 40 dollars is believed taken from a cash register. The bandits fled in a stolen car after fueling at Tenth Avenue and Buchanan Street and sped off with oil demanded.
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Tenth Street
E. D. Barnt
City Drug Chain
City Drug
Tenth Avenue
Buchanan Street
Mrs Turner Dies in City at Noon
Nancy E. Turner 71 died in a local hospital at noon after several weeks illness. Survived by three sons T. W. Turner Friona W. E. Turner Port Arthur L. B. Turner and Miss Zola Turner Ama Fillo. Baptist Church member moved from Canyon four years ago. Body in state at Griggs Funeral Chapel awaiting relatives arrival.
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Nancy E. Turner
Fone
T. W. Turner
Friona
W. E. Turner
Port Arthur
L. B. Turner
Zola Turner
Ama‘Fillo
Infant Daughter of W. R. Hayworth Passes Away
An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hayworth died at their home 819 North Arthur Street at 9 o clock Thursday morning. The body prepared by N. S. Griggs & Sons was sent to Bovina Texas for burial. Funeral and burial will be in Bovina at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
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W. R. Hayworth
North Arthur Street
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Bovina
Texas
Texas GOP Elephant Carries Warzbach and Ackenhausen
From Dallas November 6 United Press reports the Texas Republican symbol bears two riders as Harry Warzbach wins re election and Helen Ackenhausen is elected public weigher of precinct 7 after her name appears on the Republican ballot. Democrats did not nominate a candidate.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Harry Warzbach
Warzbach
Helen Ackenhausen
Ackenhausen
Rayone
Night Mine Disaster Ravages Hocking County Village
Rescue crews battled gas and debris as a mine explosion and a second blast left many dead or trapped. Guards sealed entrances while morgues prepared and 300 children faced fatherless futures. Governor Cooper ordered rapid payment of workmen’s compensation to dependents.
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Hocking County
Athens
Apron
George Rasp
Rasp
Myers Y. Cooper
Industrial Relations Department
Coronation of the Ethiopian Emperor amid pageantry and lions
The prose details a royal procession in Addis Ababa with princes in silk and gold, snow white horses, and a guarded throne. Bearded priests dance as lions guard the throne, and the emperor shares a massive feast with 25,000 tribesmen from cattle and honey wine.
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Ethiopia
Judea
Road Conditions From Amarillo to Nearby Cities
Road segments from Amarillo to Fort Worth via Wichita Falls and U S 370 are listed as good. U S 66 to Oklahoma City and Tucumcari is noted as good. U S 566 to Roswell and U S 66 to Higgins are good. U S 60 to Clayton New Mexico and U S 385 to Lubbock are paved and in good condition.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
U. S
Oklahoma City
Roswell
Tucumcari
Higgins
Clayton
N. M
U.S
Borger
Lubbock
Haucke Leads Kansas Governor Race by 75 Votes
Frank Haucke Republican leads Harry Woodring Democrat by 75 votes in a tight Kansas governor race as unofficial returns tighten. Officials warned absentee ballots may be needed to determine the outcome.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Frank
Chief) Haucke
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Democratic tide hits Alaska in Election returns show Grigsby leading
In Juneau Alaska the Associated Press reports the Democratic tide reaching the far north with delegate candidate George B Grigsby ahead of Republican James Wickersham by 417 votes as about 70 percent of ballots counted. Territorial legislature races show strong Democratic enthusiasm while Republicans lead for treasurer A G Smith and auditor Cash Cole. Prohibition support appears solid with expectations of a dry Congress. Sheppard plans Texas speaking engagements soon.
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Alaska
Associated Press
Juneau
Uncle Sam
George B. Grigsby
Congress
James Wickersham
Territorial
A. G. Smith
Cash Cole
London Coverage Highlights U S Prohibition Turn in Elections
London observers focused on how Tuesday’s U S elections centered on the liquor issue. They noted opposition to the eighteenth amendment but doubted any immediate repeal and expected the United States to remain nominally dry despite some wet gains.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Garner Says He Would Work With Hoover
John Garner Democratic minority leader said if he won the speakership he would work with President Hoover to restore prosperity. He praised Hoover’s potential to improve taxes reform and national recovery. Garner urged tariff on oil and protection for the livestock industry.
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The
Associated Press
Uvalde
Tex
House
John Garner
Hoover
Garner
Prohibition Likely Safe With New Congress, Says Senator
Senator Sheppard of Texas, a co author of the Eighteenth Amendment, stated that prohibition will be safe in the new Congress after election results. He added that recent elections indicate the American people support prohibition above all else.
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Washington
Congress
Sheppard
Texas
Missing Link Debate Warns of Shifting Science Faith
A reader argues that the missing link concept has spurred debate since Lamarck and that within a century many theories may change. The letter cites comparative anatomy linking apes and humans and endorses Watson’s psychology while criticizing metaphysical claims about the subconscious.
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Lamarck
John Watson
Europe
Methodists Call Election Dry Majority Slightly Trimmed
The Methodist Church Board of Temperance said the election turnover was Democratic rather than wet. It noted the dry majority in the House fallen by only a few votes while the Senate dry majority remained intact. It cited poor organization among the drys as a problem needing urgent action.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Methodist Church Board of Temperance Today
House of Representatives
Senate
Election results spark Republican defense of Hoover era gains
Republicans claim the election vindicated national policy amid two drivers: Democratic encroachment in 1928 and a business downturn. Leaders like Lucas and Fess argue no major issues shaped the outcome, while Smith frames it as a clear victory on issues. Prohibition and tariff views are debated with mixed local reactions nationwide.
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Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Fess
John J. Raskob
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Lucas
Herbert Hoover
Charles H. Sabin
The
Crusaders
Kentucky Democrats Lead in Senate Race Amid Returns
In Louisville, indications show Kentucky will have nine Democrats in the 11 member senate as returns from Tuesday's election tighten. Judge M. M. Logan and Ben Williamson gradually pulled ahead of Republican incumbent John M. Robsion, holding margins around 31,000 votes with six Democrats already assured.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
House
M. M. Logan
Ben Williamson
John M. Robsion
Democrats Lead In Kentucky Returns For House Seats
Early returns from 529 of 826 precincts show A. J. May Democrat ahead in the tenth district with 21 377 to 20 072 for Mrs Katherine Langley Republican. Logan leads Robsion in the Senate long term race with 221 903 to 190 539. Short term returns favor Williamson over Robsion. If Democrats win in the tenth it would be the first such House seat for the party in Kentucky.
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House
A. J. May
Katherine Langley
May
Knott County
Logan
Robsion
Ben Williamson
Kentucky
Senate
A. W. Barkley
Bryan backers claim governor victory in Nebraska race
Lincoln reports show Charles W. Bryan leading Gov. Arthur Weaver by about 7 000 votes with 2 040 precincts in, the state tally. Bryan 207 572 Weaver 200 222. Republicans swept other statewide tickets while George W. Norris won a Senate seat and Nebraska sent four Democrats and two Republicans to Congress.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Arthur Weaver
Weaver
Senate
George W. Norris
Congress
Rural votes push Schall ahead in Minnesota senate race
Rural precincts finish tallying to put Republican incumbent Thomas D. Schall in the lead over Democrat Einar Hoidale for the Minnesota U.S. Senate seat. With strong rural support, Schall appears set to win them all by a small margin as tabulation continues. ALFALFA BILL GETS BIGGEST OKLAHOMA VOTE OKLAHOMA CITY Nov. 6 W H Al falfa Bill Murray tops the state with over 80 000 more votes than any Democratic governor, marking the largest Democratic victory in Oklahoma history and helping the party sweep most statewide offices. Two of Oklahoma s three Republican congressmen lose their seats.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Thomas D. Schall
United States
Minnesota
Einar Hoidale
Schall
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Murray
Desperado Talley Linked To Prairie Robberies and Jail Escape
Police jailed two youths after a daylight robbery at a grocery store where $200 was taken from McClendon and 10 customers. Talley, an auto mechanic with prior escapes, faced multiple charges including prison break at Potter County jail and robbery with firearms.
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McClendon
Russell’s
Talley
Wichita Falls
Vernon
el Paso
Bowman
Liberty
Argyle Guyton
Dallas
Amarillo
Deandi Skating Pavilion To Open In Amarillo
Amarillo prepares for the Deandi Skating and Dancing Pavilion opening at 410 Taylor Street. The old Deandi theater building houses the rink with a modern plan and a comedy and fancy skating team for opening night. Phil Denitz, former theater owner, is part owner. the venue will operate every night after Saturday with attendants on hand.
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Amarillo
Deandi Skating and Dancing
Taylor Street
J. S. Seago
Deandi Theater
Phil Denitz
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Across Cities
Chicago and Kansas City markets posted generally steady to higher cattle and hog quotes, while hogs slipped slightly in most centers. Fort Worth and East St Louis reported steady to higher cattle values with limited demand for fat cattle and strong veal and calf activity in parts of the region.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
U. S S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Associate
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fort Worth
U. 8
D. A
East St, Louis
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier on Preliminary Losses
Cotton prices slipped 3 to 7 points in early New Orleans trading as cables softened and pre-bureau liquidation spread. December 10.78, January 10.93, March 11.19, with brief rallies on good trade buying before resuming declines. Market quiet at noon.
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New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
New Orleans
Reflecting on a Life of Fights and Regret
The speaker recalls quick tempers and bully clashes from youth and the joy of peaceful memory versus the shame of wounds and cheap fights. He notes that wiser, stronger behavior would have shaped a better life, influencing present choices and humility.
Danderine Promises Hair Benefits With Simple Home Use
A beauty ad touts Danderine as an easy home hair solution. It claims the product removes excess oil cleanses brings out natural color adds lustre dissolves dandruff calms the scalp and reduces hair loss while helping hair grow and stay styled. Five million bottles are used yearly.
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