Notable Topics From The Day In The Globe Column
Arthur Brisbane reflects on voter focus, public questions, and national progress. He notes efforts against Bolshevism leprosy plots in Oregon, Roger's voice on Navajo oil funds, and Rockefeller airship plans. Hoover's flying initiative and calls for a stronger US air fleet appear alongside Mexican unrest and Trotzky’s fall from favor.
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Vernon High School Fans Rally for Big Grid Game
In Vernon on November 11 Charley Hall reports a raucous crowd forming for the Vernon football game with about 600 fans. The Fort Worth and Denver railway supplied seven coach cars to handle the surge as F. B. Poole coordinated service. If the Sandies lose this afternoon it won’t be due to lack of support.
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Sandies
Weather forecast: clear skies, cooler temperatures
Tonight and Saturday will be fair with a dip in temperatures. The low tonight around 28 degrees and tomorrow morning will be cooler. Hourly readings today show a gradual rise from 54 at 7 am to 50 by noon, with highs in the upper 40s to 50s.
Spafford Sees New War Cloud
Edward E. Spafford, national commander of the American Legion, warned in an Armistice Day address in St Louis that the next war will require full mobilization from day one. He cited past disarmament gains and urged preparedness as Congress debates military policy.
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Associated Press
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Edward E. Spafford
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Japan
France
Chance Meeting On Train Led To Aid For Crippled Children
Amarillo leaders mobilize support after J N Beasley learns of Oklahoma City Crippled Children's society. A one day clinic examined 114 children. 65 could be helped, 40 from low income families. Beasley chairs fundraising with Gene Howe and Bob Ames. Lions club hosts drive. CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
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Amarillo Armistice Day Parade Largest In West Texas
All Amarillo and vicinity join a massive Armistice day celebration led by Hanson Post and Major Boyce. About 4,000 participants and 25,000 spectators filled the route for a parade lasting nearly 90 minutes. Schools from Amarillo and nearby communities contributed many children in hundreds of cars, with Wilson and Tyler leading entries.
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Hansford Victory Seen As Court Grants Writ
The Texas Supreme Court granted a writ of error in the injunction suit over Hansford county seat removal, indicating a victory for Hansford citizens. The order notes the lower court misinterpreted the controlling state law while attorneys for Spearman commented on the injunction against removal. The case style is J. P. Winder vs. C. W. King et al.
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Supreme Court
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Striking Miners Mark Armistice Day Across Colorado Fields
Miners in the strike area observed Armistice Day in Sunday attire as parades unfolded in small towns. Peace officers enjoyed the quiet as optimism grew that the J W W walkout could end soon, backed by Colorado Fuel and Iron reporting 8011 tons of coal mined yesterday at its properties.
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United Press
Denver
J. W.W
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pipe Shipped for Amarillo Denver Carrier Big Project Plan
Colorado Springs report says a natural gas pipeline from Amarillo Texas to Denver will begin December 11. Ford Bacon and Davis engineers will manage with 50 surveyors and the line funded by Standard Oil Indiana Public Service Chicago and Prairie Oil and Gas Texas. First pipe cars left Pittsburgh destined for Devine Colorado nine miles east of Pueblo.
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Denver
G. Hill
Ford-Bacon and Davis Company
Pittsburgh
Devine
Santa Fe
Masked gunman slays two in cafe in Nev gang violence
In Springfield Nevada last night a masked shooter killed two men at a cafe while two others were wounded. Police believe the victims were from a rival bootlegging gang. The attackers fled in an automobile. Brothers Robert Aeillo 24 and Frank Aeillo 20 were killed. Vitto Lapacola 24 and Lee Meachum 26 were wounded seriously.
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Underworld
Robert Aeillo
Frank Aeillo
Vitto Lapacola
Lee Meachum
New Yorkers Cheer Ruth Elder and Capt Haldeman Return
The city welcomed aviators Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldeman returning from a non stop Paris flight attempt that ended with their rescue after crashing off the Azores. Thousands lined the route to cheer the endurance and courage of the two flyers.
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George Haldeman
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