Substitute 15 Presented No Vote Reached in Texas House
In Austin on Nov 7 the Texas House recessed without a vote on a substitute bill by Rep W F Pope and A W Roark as an amendment to the Senate passed bill. The main clash was a 25 cent three year license fee. amendments gave judges license revocation power and allowed tax assessors to issue three year licenses, with fees.
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W. F. Pope
Corpus Christi
A. W. Roark
Saratoga
House
Senate
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Railroad Commission
Italian advance nears Makale as Ethiopians mobilize
Italian forces pressing toward Makale, center of northern Ethiopia, prepare for a dawn push with 100000 troops. Ethiopian mobilizations under Ras Seyoum and Ras Kassa loom behind Makale while natives report Ethiopian warriors in Amba Alaji region. Two Italian Askaris died in a hand to hand skirmish. official lines say northern commanders retire slowly to lure the enemy.
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R. H. Hippleheuser
Associated Press
Makale
Ethiopia
Ras Seyoum
Tigre
Ras Kassa
Ras Mulugueta
Amba Alaji
Hauzien
Addis Ababa
UCLA Fullback Ted Key Declared Ineligible
Dean Miller at UCLA announced after talks with R F E F Vaughn Panhandle High School superintendent that Ted Key is not eligible to play football. Vaughn, who once coached Key at Vernon High, identified photos and said the image was of Francis Key, not A Key, and stressed the pictures were not of Panhandle graduate.
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Key
Earl J. Miller
University of California At Los Angeles
R Fef. Vaughn
Panhandle High School
Ted’ Key
Vaughn
UCLA
Francis Key
Vernon High School
al Baggett
Wrong-Driving And Traffic Fines Highlight Civic Duty
A brief traffic notice urges citizens to follow regulations with emphasis on daily counts of violations such as double parking overtime parking and reckless driving. The message stresses civic responsibility and safe driving practices.
Jobs and Food Not Elections Interest Workers Says Hunt
In Indiana Harbor a group of about fifteen Black steel workers discuss wages and organizing at the plant. They note eight hour days at 3.85 dollars, fears of being fired for unionizing, and memories of 1919 strikes while acknowledging Roosevelt era politics.
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Hunt
Kain
Great new feature launches next Monday
The article promotes a daily feature starting next Monday inviting readers to ask questions. It emphasizes accessibility and anticipation for a helpful interactive program.
Florida Waits Gales Return From Gulf
New Orleans reports a small disturbance near Pensacola moving eastward along the Florida coast with hurricane winds blamed for eight deaths on the east coast. Advisory notes the system may be near Apalachicola and Port St. Joe, with weather conditions remaining unsettled along the Gulf.
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Florida
Pensacola
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Apalachicola
Alabama
Gulf Coast
Port St. Joe
Panama City
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas shows fair conditions
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair weather tonight and Friday with low temperatures around 35 degrees. West Texas and New Mexico regions expect fair skies with light frost in western and southern portions and little temperature change. Extreme highs reach near 34 to 35 degrees by early today.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo imposes one hour downtown parking
The Amarillo city commission approved an emergency ordinance limiting downtown parking to one hour from 7 AM to 7 PM starting November 22. The zone covers Harrison to Buchanan and Second to Eleventh, Taylor, and Tyler streets, including the Potter County courthouse. A fine of 1 to 200 dollars may be levied for violations.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Ross D. Rogers
Harrison Street
Polk
Buchanan Street
Second Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Polk Street
Eighth Avenue
Taylor Street
Fourth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Tavini
Tyler
Pierce Street
Buchanan
Harrison
Fillmore
Taytor
Taylor
Commission
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chandler Wins Kentucky Vote
Kentucky voters favored A B Chandler for governor with a near fifty thousand lead over Judge King Swope as precinct returns showed. Democrats led across the state ticket and a legislature majority was expected. Voters also approved repeal of the state prohibition amendment and a state old age pension amendment.
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Judge King Swope
A. B. “Happy” Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Ruby Laffoon
Associated Press
Louisville
A. B
Happy" Chandler
King Swope
Swope
Germans fly new Nazi flag at oath ceremonies
Berlin reports that the swastika flag replaces the monarchy emblem as Hitler’s conscripts take oaths. The banner features black and white stripes on red with a central white swastika and a small iron cross in the corner, hailed as a break with the past.
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Adolf Hitler
Parents claim son alive in mystery of Oklahoma murder
In Iola Kansas on November 7, parents J C Epley reveal letters they believe prove Hallie Foley, their son presumed murdered in Bartlesville Oklahoma in 1930, may be alive in Austin Texas. They discuss an exchange of letters and the ongoing question of the body’s identity.
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Iola
Kan
Oklahoma
Hallie Foley
Austin
Tex
J. C. Epley
Hallie
Bartlesville
Okla
British airman lands in India resumes flight to Australia
Sir Charles Kinegsford-Smith arrived in Allahabad after flying from England to Australia. He logged 29 hours 28 minutes since Lympne, trailing the record set by C. W. A. Scott and Campbell Black. He resumed the journey at 4:25 PM for the Singapore leg.
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India
Allahabad
Sir Charles Kinegsford-Simith
England
Australia
Lympne
C. W. A. Scott
Campbell Black
Singapore
Gas Tax Fight Reaches Supreme Court
New Mexico seeks five cent gasoline tax on out of state fuel used by a bus line on state highways. The case has been submitted to the Supreme Court for decision.
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Washington
New Mexico
Supreme Court
City's Newest Industry Holds Open House
Amarillo hosts an open house for Hunsley Paint Manufacturing, a locally organized firm owned by Arch Hunsley. The two day event invites the public to inspect the modern plant and machinery to see how it serves the region’s needs.
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Amarillo
Hunsley Paint Manufacturing Company
Arch Hunsley
Trail of crime crosses four states ends in arrest
Arizona officers detain H. H. Price and Alfred Phillips in Amarillo after a cross state theft ring stretching from Price Utah to Springer ville Arizona. Extradition agreements loom while federal charges may follow for Dyer Act violations and transported contraband across state lines.
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Arizona
Amarillo
H. H. Price
Alfred Phillips
Price
Utah
Provo
Phillips
Holbrook
Ariz
New Mexico
Vaughn
Clovis
Express
Election Meaning and Roosevelts in a World View
Arthur Brisbane notes the election could determine much or little depending on outcomes. He mentions President Roosevelt voting with his wife and his elderly mother, highlighting public interest and the press’s role in politics. The column frames the election’s significance and public perception.
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Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
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