Tornado Ravages La Plata Maryland Killing Fifteen
A violent tornado struck La Plata Maryland injuring about twenty and killing fifteen. It destroyed the local schoolhouse and several farms along a 500 yard wide path causing extensive damage. Heroic acts emerged as a 11 year old boy led searches and a telephone operator coordinated emergency calls to Washington.
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Los Angeles Tar Pit Park To Preserve Ancient Wildlife
The Rancho La Brea tar pits in Los Angeles are to become a park preserving the trapped animals for all time. G Allen Hancock donated the property to the city for public benefit and study. The article also notes Britain’s quick trade moves and questions about recognizing Russia and China.
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Man Fined for Slapping City Manager in Parking Dispute
Jim Miller paid a 20 dollar fine in police court for assault after slapping City Manager Jeff Bartlett in the hall outside the city office during a parking dispute over a midnight dragnet. A separate 10 dollar fine for illegal parking was also levied.
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Norris to Face Blue Sky Charge
District Attorney Hanger is asked by the secretary of state's blue sky division to prosecute Dr. Frank J. Norris for alleged stock sales violations tied to The Searchlight, editor J Frank Norris, and business manager J M Gilliam. The paper advertises stock and solicits subscriptions as Norris faces a January 10 murder trial in Fort Worth related to Dexter Chipps.
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Mayor Bivins Orders Street Center Parking to End Friction
Amarillo mayor bans police towing and cushion confiscation for midnight parking violations. Cars must be parked mid street after midnight except when street sweepers operate, with out-of-town visitors exempt from fines. The mayor pledges strict enforcement to keep streets clean and reduce friction.
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Child Struck by Car Injures 8-Year-Old Louise Elliott
Louise Elliott eight daughter of Chad Elliott was seriously injured at 12 30 when struck by an unknown woman driver who did not see the child until after impact. She was taken home by a Blackburn ambulance and doctors expect only bruises and cuts. Chad Elliott a pioneer insurance agent is prominent in city business circles
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Boy Dies After Fall Into Boiling Water
WACO Nov 10 A toddler named Carlos Petersen three year old son of W B Petersen died after stumbling Tuesday afternoon and falling into a tub of boiling water at a residence authorities said the mishap occurred in Waco Texas and is under investigation by local police and doctors.
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Kip Appeals for New Trial in Rhinelander Annulment
New York November 10 Leonard Kip Rhinelander appeals denying a new trial in his marriage annulment suit against Alice Jones Rhinelander. He also argues against a $12,000 counsel fee for his wife citing prior lower allowances. Attorney Isaac Mills notes pre marriage misrepresentation about racial background.
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John Shelby Kritser Dies in Taylor Texas at 89
John Shelby Kritser 89, pioneer Texas cattleman and Old Trail Drivers’ member, was found dead at his Taylor home. Survived by two daughters Mrs. S. M. Byrd of Bryan and Miss Nancy of New York City, another son John Shelby Jr. of Topeka, and children Sloan and Miss Hattie Kritser of Amarillo. Funeral in Taylor soon depending on relatives. Kritser long connected with cattle industry in Taylor and Gainesville. fought for the Confederacy and later worked with Gen. Shelby in Mexico.
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Father and Five Children Die in Home Fire
A fatal house fire in Augusta claimed the lives of a father and his five children. Fire officials reported the blaze began in the living area and quickly engulfed the residence, with neighbors reporting smoke before dawn. Investigators are unsure of the cause, and the incident is under inquiry by local authorities.
Scandals Here for 2 Big Shows Arrive in Amarillo
George White's Scandals company lands in Amarillo with 100 performers from Wichita Falls. Two Pullmans and three baggage cars carry sets and costumes for a 3 PM matinee and a tonight show. The Fair theater will host 26 of 28 sets as manager Howard Ingram touts a fully staged original edition amid high demand and sold out night shows.
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Unfilled U. S. Steel Orders Increase
Unfilled United States Steel orders show an uptick as production schedules tighten. Industry reports indicate broader demand normalization with mills adjusting output to meet backlogs. Factories anticipate continued elevated inquiries from automakers and heavy equipment makers.
War Veteran Describes Beating by Prisoners in City Jail
J B Turner World War veteran testified before the American Legion and Potter County grand jury that prisoners flogged him in the city jail and stole $2.65, which police say was returned. City officials, including Mayor Bivins and Chief Blackwell, vow strict action against kangaroo courts and deny mistreatment by police.
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