Hope Deferred and Meteors Approaching in Brisbane Column
King Features syndicated column by Arthur Brisbane discusses looming political shifts under the Volstead Act, Darrow and Black forecasting Prohibition's fate, a Chinese loan proposal of one billion ounces of silver, and a meteor swarm approaching Earth with likely minimal harm. The piece touches on Hoover's stance toward advertisers and the value of a good name, citing General Motors’ factory worth and product branding.
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King Feature Syndicate
Iac
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Congressman Black
New York
Congress
Clarence Darrow
Mr. Darrow
House of Representatives
China
United States
Uncle Sam
Hoover
General Motors
Mystery Attack Kills Kendall County Resident in Relative’s Yard
In Kendall County Texas two gunmen in a car shot Fritz Blank 25 in the yard of Alfred Heiligman after he visited Thursday night. Heiligman and his wife were menaced. sheriff Ed Bierschwab led the investigation with no motives or suspects known.
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Kendall County
Associated Press
Boerne
Tex
Alfred Heiligman
van Raab
Here
Fritz Blank
Heiligman
Ed Bierschwab
Blank
Helligman
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity expect a partly cloudy and colder Saturday. West Texas features cloudy skies with rain in the east tonight and Saturday, colder conditions in the west and north portions, fair conditions in the south, and unsettled areas in the north. Temperature extremes today reach 66 and 44. Sunrise is 7 22 and sunset 5 41.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Anglo American air mail line planned for Atlantic run
Pan American Airways Inc and Imperial Airways Ltd anticipate launching an Atlantic air mail service within a year. W Irving Glover says equipment, weather facilities spread, and landing-field locations remain to be settled. Charleston, South Carolina, could be the American terminus due to weather considerations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic
W. Irving Glover
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Imperial Airways, Ltd
England
Glover
Postoffice Department
Charleston
S. C
Air mail routes eyed by two giant operators
Two of the world's largest airway operators, United States Navy release and a major carrier, plan a joint air mail passenger and express service between New York and Lee. The move signals a major expansion of early 20th century air transport with the goal of faster mail and passenger movement.
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United Press
New York
Navy
New
Riots in Havana claim lives as clashes erupt
In Havana threats of further unrest persisted after a night of violent policing of students and opponents. A stray bullet killed 18 year old Jose Lima and an unknown man was seriously wounded as police fought a large crowd in Cayo Hueso. Unofficial death toll reached seven with at least 25 injured including Arturo T Soria of Key West. Leaders of Havana University pledged continued demonstrations until Education Secretary Averhoff is removed. El Pais and other papers suspended publication in protest of censorship.
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United Press
Havana
Jose Lima
Cayo Hueso
Arturo T Soria
Key West
Fla
Havana University
Averhoff
el Pais
el Mundo
Diario de la Marina
Premier of Japan Shot At Tokyo Station
Premier Yuko Hamaguchi was shot and gravely wounded at Tokyo Central Station by Tomeo Sagoya, 23, a member of a nationalist group. Hamaguchi underwent multiple blood transfusions and surgery. his condition was described as satisfactory and his chances for recovery good. The assailant, detained for questioning, was linked to the Love of Country Association. The cabinet convened as Foreign Minister Shidehara led talks on continuity of government.
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Associated Presse
Tokyo
Yuko Hamaguchi
Japan
Empire
Hamaguchi
Tokyo Central Station
Okayama
Tomeo Sagoya
Sagoya
Aikokusha
Love of Country Association
Iwane
Imperial University Hospital
Baron Shidehara
Minseito Party
Sandies Final District Home Clash Before Bi District Race
The Sandies host Electra Tigers at Butler Field in the last district home game before the bi district race. Electra travels by train, led by Coach Harvey Stanford, aiming to halt Amarillo's pennant bid with a fast backfield and strong punting. The matchup follows earlier reports of regional conflict and wartime casualties in Latvia and widespread damage in China.
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Sandies
Electra Tigers
Lubbock
Butler Field
Harvey Stanford
Tigers
Electra
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Do X Bound for Bordeaux Over Ushant Passage
The DO X bound for Bordeaux flew past Ushant light at 3305 p.m. and coasted along the western coast of France. The ship was flying low and had briefly vanished from sight before reappearing on the voyage. See DO X Page 2
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Associated Press
Bordeaux
France
Ushant Light
Ushant
Youth Dies in Axe and Gun Battle on Greenville Road
Elwood Thomason aged 18 from Concord is dead after an early morning altercation on the Greenville Dallas highway. C C Kiland operator of a nearby tourist camp is hospitalized with head and hand lacerations from an axe. Gordon Brown of Bankhead Tourist Camp was jailed following a statement by Thomason’s brother Truman that rival camp operators paid Thomason to cut road signs.
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United Press
Greenville
Texas
Elwood Thomason
Concord
C. C. Kiland
Here
Gordon Brown
Bankhead
Eiland
Henry Pharr
Young Thomason
Elland
Alfred Horton
Horton
Thomason
Pharr
Truman
Ethel Thomason
Rites Planned for Harman Girl at 4 Today
Funeral services for Wanda Clami Marmon ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Harmon will be held at 4 this afternoon at Tenth Street Methodist Church with Rev Jack Neville officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers direction. Survived by parents and seven siblings including Billy Blanche Rolie Norma Ray and Joe Pat. Harmon works at International Harvester plant. home at 1312 East Tenth Street.
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Wanda Clamimel Marmon
Guy Harmon
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Jack Neville
W. A. Fisk
N. Black
W. T. Wheeler
R. C. Enlow
Memorial Park Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Harmon
International Harvester Company
Fast Tenth Street
Billy
Blanche
Rollie
Norma
Ray
Joe Pat
Par-Optic Sensation Arrives in Amarillo
Hoy for the par-optic sensation Hayward Thompson, famed for his uncanny perception, will meet the public tomorrow at 11:80 a.m. in front of The Globe-News building. The feature promises a spectacle that has readers scratching their heads at a display of extraordinary mental prowess.
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Hayward Thompson
Globe-News
Conspiracy To Kill Soviet Envoys Exposed In Geneva
Swiss police probe a plotted assassination of Soviet delegation members to the preparatory disarmament commission. A letter in Russian addressed to the Soviet delegation and the League of Nations secretary general described a plan by a white Russian to board the train leaving for the frontier and shoot the party including Maxim Litvinov.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Exchange Telegraph Today
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Winter Wave Sweeps Pacific Northwest Weather Page
A Pacific Northwest weather disturbance brings snow wind and rain across California and Oregon. Reports note crop and craft damage including a Monterey fishing fleet swamped barges and beans drying disrupted in Freano. Tioga Pass and Yosemite roads close and Cranel Flat and Portland report their first snow of the season.
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California
Pacific Northwest
Moneterey
Modesto
Freano
Tioga Pass
Big Oak Flat
Yosemite
Tuo- Jumma Meadows
Crane Flat
Portland
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Football Tickets for November 22 at Amarillo Butler Field
Reserved seat tickets for the Simmons Cowboys of Abilene game against the Buffaloes Canyon are now on sale. The match kicks off at 2 30 p m Saturday November 22 at Butler Field in Amarillo. Box seats $1 50 sections A and B $1 25 grandstand $1. Mail checks to Wilbur Hawk care The Globe News or call the Globe News office.
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Simmons Cowboys
Abilene
W. T
T. C. Buffaloes Canyon
Wilbur
Hawk
Globe News
Amarillo
Butler Field
City Drug Store
Tri-State Fair
Hoover Wire Delivers Message to Woman's Union
A telegram from Provident Hoover expresses greetings to the 7th annual National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Houston. Officials discuss policy for the coming year and plan investment controls amid concerns over gift handling and endowment confidence.
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Houston
Provident Hoover
Ella A. Boole
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Foundation Plan Backed by Texas Convention
The Texas Baptist convention approves a foundation plan to consolidate assets of schools, hospitals, and the executive board under one committee for investment. Opponents Rey, Ian Morris, and a few others were nearly alone in dissent as leaders including Dr. L. W. Scarborough and Dr. George W. Truett praised the move to enable large endowment gifts.
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Buckner
W. Hr, White
Convention
White
Texas
Texas Convention
General Assembly
Rey
Ian Morris
Stamford
L. Wt. Scarborough
de. George W. Truett
P. Brooke
Army and Navy to meet in charity football game
The Army agreed to play the Navy in a December 13 charity game in New York to aid the unemployed. Maj. Gen. William R. Smith announced after a conference with the athletic council, marking the first service game since 1927. Navy officials confirmed the post season date proposal and acceptance.
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Associated Press
West Ooint
N. Y
Army Today
Navy
New York
Army
William R. Smith
Military Academy
Athletic Council
Polo Grounds
Annapolis
Naval Academy Today
Donald Beary
Robison
Dry Law Group Recess Delays Dry Law Report
Washington reports that the president’s law enforcement commission adjourned abruptly for a recess until November 24 after a long session with prohibition director Amos Woodcock. A minority report possibility emerged while a majority hoped to finish early next year as political tensions over prohibition persisted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
President
Law Enforcement Commission
Con
Woodcock
Hoover
Mitchell
San Francisco
G. Aaron Youngquist
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