Amarillo milk quality praised by state inspector
A letter from Texas state health officer J C Anderson commends Amarillo for top tier milk sanitation. Mil ton Miller’s report rated four facilities at 94 98 93 and 97 percent with high pasteurization, praising city health officer H H Latson and local plants for strong cooperation and urging continued effort and attendance at Edinburg sanitation school.
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Milton M. Miller
Amarillo
Texas
Health Department
H. H. Latson
J. C. Anderson
City Health Department
Mr. Miller
Sanitarians
Edinburg
M. D
Borger petition aims at new election after martial law
Sixty nine signers were gathered on Saturday with optimism that the total will exceed 150. Borger favors a fresh election to replace officers installed during martial law by Governor Moody's representatives. Prominent oil field figures including A. P. Borger signed the petition. current mayor W. A. Henderson and Commissioner Duke Cullum face objection from the proposed election.
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Borger
Moody
National Guard
Clem Calhoun
A. P. Borger
A. Henderson
Duke Cullum
Osage murder trial continues amid terror link
Proceedings focus on preliminaries in the Osage murder case tied to a federal probe of killings aimed at seizing oil headrights. Henry Roan Horse’s 1923 death fueled a series of murders. Ramsey and Hale were convicted. Jury selection begins with 80 veniremen. testimony may start Thursday as 7 government witnesses and 57 defense witnesses are named.
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Ramsey
Hale
Panhandle Secretaries Plan Separate Chamber of Commerce
W.1.0.0 officials and regional secretaries met after a luncheon where the new regional president outlined administration policies for the Panhandle. A strong Panhandle representation of secretaries and businessmen attended as discussions moved toward organizing a Panhandle Chamber of Commerce separate from the West Texas body. The group adjourned to meet again for definite steps.
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Hamilton
Panhandle
Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Amarillo Globe News reader laments winter and recalls local plans
A reader muses on Eskimo feelings and the coming harsh winter across the Panhandle. The column notes Emil Myers planning to bring singers to Amarillo, including Paderwiski, with a Mary Garden concert hoped for in April for a $4,000 guarantee. The piece also critiques the electric light company audit, utility profits, and social shifts, interweaving editorials, reader questions about sand weights, and film star gossip.
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Emil Myers
Amarillo
Paderwiski
Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Globe-News
Financial opinions on stock markets and international banks
The piece critiques foreign securities flooding the American market and favors keeping gambling in American investments. It discusses a proposed international Swiss bank, European debt handling, and calls for broker responsibility. It notes court rulings, French practice, and fallout from bank mergers and the wheat fund, ending with demand versus supply tensions.
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Glass
New York
Baltimore
Wall Street
Baltimore Trust
Century Trust
Waldo Newcomer
Rockefeller
Japanese Declare Victory Over Kuominchun Forces at Mihsien
Dispatches from Hankow report Nationalist troops defeated the Kuominchun at Mihsien in Honan, driving them 25 miles west to Tengfeng. Nationalists suffer heavy losses but seize Mihsien and entrench at Tengfeng as both sides brace for a bloodier clash. About 1,000 wounded Nationalists and 1,000 Kuominchun prisoners were reported. estimates of 10,000 killed per side circulated unverified.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Hankow
People's Army
Mihsien
Honan Province
Tengfeng
Tenfeng
Radio Schedule Highlights Air Time Shuffle
An archival radio listing shows hourly segments with bands and orchestras. Stations KWK KYW WREN WHAS WSM WMC WSB WSMB KOA KSL KFT air at 8:30 with Minstrels. 9:30 features Orchestradians. 10:00 presents Slumber Music Hour with String Ensemble and additional stations.
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KWK
KYW
WREN
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
WSMB
KSL
KFT
Minstrels
KDKA
WLW
WJIR
WTMS
WCKY
Orchestradians
WJK
KSTP
Post mortem awaited for beauty contest winner wife
Los Angeles reports the post mortem examination of Mrs. Shirley Worrall Somerset, Texas beauty contest winner and Pat Somerset's wife, awaited after she was found dead in bed. The death, likely a heart attack during sleep, ends Somerset’s third romance. The couple, married in 1827, faced legal and tabloid turmoil including a maintenance suit and past elopements with Edith Day and Irene Martin.
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Los Angeles
Shirley Worrall Somerset
Texas
Pat Somerset
Somerset
Hollywood
Neigawors
Charg
Mystery in fatal shooting of farm guard
Houston report details the fatal shooting of Fd Wallace Bruce, a 20 year old Darrington state prison farm guard. He allegedly fired twice at Carrie Warren, a 23 year old woman in Sandy Point, Brazoria county, before being shot through the heel and found dead in Warren’s home. Justice Morrison withheld verdict after investigating with a cousin of the wounded woman.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Wallace Bruce
Darrington State
Sandy Point
Brazoria County
Bruce
Carrie Warren
Thomas Morrison
Angleton
Rothstein Trial Postponed After Juror Sworn
In New York on November 12 the trial of Big George Mc Manus on the Rothstein murder charge was delayed to November 18 after one juror was sworn. The postponement followed the illness of famed gambler Titanic Thompson, hospitalized in New York.
Canadian minister dies after stroke during pneumonia battle
Jes Alexander Robb, Canadian minister of finance, died of a stroke today in Toronto after physicians had said he was making satisfactory progress against pneumonia. The death occurred shortly after the update on his condition.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Health expert visits Amarillo dairies and labs
Dr. L. A. Harding, famed bacteriologist, inspects city dairies and the municipal lab in Amarillo. He will lecture to milk producers at 2 30 p m and to the Potter County Medical Society at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Auditorium east wing. Public and dairymen urged to attend. officials expected. sponsored by Mistletoe Creameries.
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L. A. Harding
Dr. Harding
Mistletoe Creameries
Yeomen Open House Party At Carpenters Hall
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will host an open house at Carpenters Hall at 8 oclock Wednesday night. All members, friends and other orders invited. Mrs Js Orchestra will provide music for dancing. London paper criticizes American talkie films influencing children and adults. Tea-trips in the air are popular in London.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Carpenters’ Hall
Jesse
London
Lunnon
Doncher
Nine Year Old Prodigy Wows New York Violin Debut
A nine year old, Ruggiero Ricci, hailed as the tiniest musician, awoke to world ranking after a debut in New York. The audience wept and critics praised his performance, noting the ease with which he played the most difficult movements. He is the son of an Italian day laborer from San Francisco.
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Ruggiero Ricci
New York
San Francisco
Autopsy Ordered After Beauty Pat Somerset Death
Los Angeles coroner ordered a chemical analysis of Mrs. Pat Somerset’s organs after a preliminary autopsy failed to determine the cause of death. Somerset formerly Shelby Worrall, Texas beauty contest winner, died in her bed at home yesterday.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Pat Somerset
Somerset
Shelby Worrall
Entomologist Prof James W McCulloch Dies at 40
Prof James W McCulloch a noted entomologist and Kansas State Agricultural Faculty member died in a hospital last night after 20 years on the faculty. He was 40.
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United Ress
Manhattan
Kan
James W. McCulloch
Kansas State Agricultural Faculty
Bomber crashes near Pan American field injures two
One of six army keystone bombers departing Pan American flying field in Miami crashed. Lieutenant Moffett the pilot and Serg Clyde Taylor were reported injured.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
Army Keystone
Moffett
Clyde Taylor
Free sweater coats offer from Peter Falor Co in Kansas City
A sweepstakes style notice from Peter Falor Co Dept 36 Kansas City Missouri offers 500 sweater coats free to one person in each locality with no purchase required. Eligible readers are advised to write today to claim.
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Peter Falor Co
Dept
Kansas City
Fortney Endorsed in Road Fund Debate
W. C. Markham of Washington D C led the endorsement of Fortney and criticized federal underfunding of interstate road improvements. He noted states have spent $500,000,000 believed due from the federal treasury and urged larger federal appropriations. Markham cited that state highway departments expanded road mileage dramatically last year with just over a half billion dollars, a figure he contrasted with cosmetics and tobacco spending.
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Fortney
W. C. Markham
Washington, D. C
Association
Markham
New York
San Francisco
Stocks Continue Slump Amid Heavy Bond Trading
By noon the total shares traded reached 4,234,000, up from 1,644,100 yesterday. Bond sales totaled 11,824,900, with steel at 153 1 2 and notable declines in General Electric, Union Pacific, Westinghouse Electric, and others. Market values dropped as prices fell across multiple major issues.
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Union Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
American & Foreign Power
Consolidated Gas
New York Central
Columbia Gas
Atchison
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American Can
Woolworth
Erie
New York
Associated Press
U. S. Steel Common
Atchison, National Cash Register
Hudson Motors
Mexican Seaboard
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Safeway Stores
Montgomery-Ward
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Wall Street
New York Central Railroad Quarterly
Jersey Central Common
American Power & Light
Auburn Auto
Louisville Gas & Electric
Air Reduction
International Telephone
Jno. F. Clark Co
Atchison, Topeka Od
American Canoe
Allegheny Corporation
Allied Chem, & Dye
American Power
Amer
Amer, Smelt
Wi. Amour
Mlinois
A. Oe
A. H. Byers
Amer Tel
Telg
Baltimore & Ohio
Kethelem Steel
Calumet & Hecla Oe
Calumet
Consolidated Gas of
Chicago & N& WE
Continental Canoe
Chrysler
Davidson
Dupont
Harvester
John Mannville
Kelly Springfield
Wens
Kolster
Vanes
Kennecott Copper Ee
Lorillard Bee
Mack Trucks
Nyee
Missouri Pacific
Kas
Texas
Eee
Matheison Alknali
Nat'l Dairy Products
Tariff politics and party shifts surface in congress debate
Arnold denies organizing a tariff group while Caraway cites correspondence urging formation. He says Hoover Democrats hold power and notes the national council of state legislators, led by Arnold, would be a powerful agency. The exchange underscores partisan ramifications in tariff discussion.
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Arnold
Caraway
Hoover Democrats
National Council of State Legislators
Livestock Markets Report From Major U.S. Cities
Market data from Kansas City Chicago Fort Worth and East St. Louis show hogs weak to lower with top prices around 9.10 to 9.30 per cwt while cattle calves and sheep list varied gaps and steady to lower trends. New York cotton futures opened lower on light selling and early losses narrowed with some buying near session lows.
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Kansas City
Chicago
The
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Worth
East ST. Louis
Poemsmen Read Someday Lie Here In Curious Disarray
A reflective verse fragment envisions future readers studying a collection of lines. It contemplates a genius translator capable of unlocking hidden mysteries and guiding interpretation across time.
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Easier on Textile Stats
Cotton futures in New Orleans fell sharply at midday with first trades down 24 to 28 points, December at 16.84, January 16.9% and March 17.25. By noon, the market steadied but remained unsettled as rumors of October mill consumption supported a slight rally. Liverpool spot and U S stock movement also noted, with broad declines in equities and mixed commodity prices.
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New York
Associated Press
New Orleans
All Bran Use Promises Relief From Constipation
A Rochester reader testifies after two months of daily All-Bran with cream, noting regular bowels and relief from headaches after relying on laxatives. The ad claims bulk in the diet prevents constipation, touts Kellogg's All-Bran as 100 percent bran, ready to eat with milk, and suitable for meals and recipes.
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A. J. O'Connell
Phelps Ave
Rochester
N. Y
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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