Officials seek killers of Palo Duro Park deer's murder
The News-Globe reports two tame deer died near Palo Duro Park east rim. John Graves offers $25 plus Old Tack $100 reward for killers, with others urging public tips to Mrs. Hal Peck. Surveyors saw two men, described outfits, and identified suspects. authorities urge tips to protect public deer stock and possible further prosecutions.
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News-Globe
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What They Tack Write To SeeKs Owner Of Dog
A service station received a report of a fine bird dog that arrived last Wednesday. The owner may claim the dog by proper identification. Co. P. Townsend, 2108 West Sixth Avenue, issues the notice. A separate appeal asks for help finding a dark brindle cat, half grown, missing at night. Margie Lef Simpson, 700 Monroe Street, offers to assist.
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Fund problem ironed out in Washington political card
Nov 14 U P reports monetary differences between President Roosevelt and Treasury officials have been ironed out. Secretary Woodin pledged full support for the managed currency plan, easing rumors of resignations. Treasury men fear depreciation to raise prices could hinder debt financing, yet credit remains strong despite last week’s dip in government bonds below par. Government to proceed cautiously to avoid bond selling shocks. Gold price rose to 33.56 an ounce, 11 cents above yesterday, and 3 cents over the London world price.
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Profits from 1928 Sinclair Consolidated trading scheme
The article outlines a 1928 scheme led by Arthur W. Cutten and partners including Chase Securities and Blair and Company. They unloaded stock on a rising market, profiting about 12.0 million dollars after selling 1.13 million shares from oil holdings to speculative buyers. Cutten testified the trading spanned November 5 to December 21, 1928 and denied wash sales.
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Sinclair Consolidated
Double Shooting in Gorman Texas Probed
A night watchman Leon Robinson 55 dies after a double shooting on Gorman main street. Mrs Mae King 35 is likely fatally wounded as four boys witness Robinson approach the car, speak to King and three shots ring out.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine as a reliable remedy for nighttime coughs and tickles. It warns against substitutes and asserts the product is genuine and widely available.
New Orleans Cotton and Kansas City Livestock Report
Cotton opened firmer with strong sterling and gold gains. December up to 9.96 and March to 10.21, later 10.05 and 10.29 from the previous day. Domestic mill October consumption 603,873 bales. Kansas City livestock totals show steer and hog futures and prices, with cattle and calf figures across several weight classes and stocker activity. NY Stock Letter notes mixed gains as gold and dollar shifts influence markets. equities spurt then retreat with many big names and bond moves.
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New York
Victor Fubank
Preas
City Commission To Hear Radio Report Tonight
The City Commission will meet at 7:30 tonight to hear a radio patrols report and discuss partial payment of delinquent taxes. City Manager H. R. Smith will present the patrols study, with winter meetings set at 7:30 instead of 8. Mayor Ross D. Rogers announced the new start time.
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Texas
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Lifespan Limits Tied to Human Tissue Durability
Scientists argue male longevity tops at 50 to 60 years unless tissues with self replacing capacity extend life. Dr Streeter notes skeletal muscles may indicate potential for longer life, while other body parts wear sooner. He likens humans to autos with mixed durability and cites autopsy examples of single organ failures driving collapse.
Civil Works plan eyed for Potter County projects
Dorenfield stated Potter County readiness to start Civil Works tasks with Texas Relief Commission approval, forecasting a $100,000 monthly payroll for several months and 500 workers on a Llano Cemetery to Palisades State Park highway project. Paydays begin Nov 25, with 30 cent an hour base, and 816 Texas projects approved to date.
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Byrd Radio Series To Describe South Pole Expedition
Amarillo readers will hear Admiral Richard Byrd weekly as he broadcasts from Little America and his Curtiss Condor plane. The program, sponsored by General Foods, will air Saturdays at 9 PM Amarillo time, detailing perilous polar exploration and the crew's survival efforts aboard the expedition.
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Roosevelt Pardons Man in Lottery Case
President Roosevelt granted a pardon to Frank F. Hering of South Bend Indiana just as he faced a four month prison term for violating the anti lottery law. Hering and Conrad Mann were implicated in administering Eagles affairs. Mann awaits clemency decision. Hering must pay the $2000 fine.
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Kansas City
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Witness produced in Hamm kidnapping trial in St Paul
Daniel Rush a window trimmer near the Hamm Brewery testified that two men feigned cordiality to abduct William Hamm Jr. on June 15 and force him into a black limousine. Rush supported Hamm’s claim of a quick attack and could not identify the kidnapers or the chauffeur.
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U.P
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R Touhy
Lindbergh Law
Daniel Rush
Hamm Brewery
Hamm
Eddie
Father Tom) McFadden
Soviet Recognition Seen in Few Days
Washington November 14 1940 negotiations toward American recognition of the Soviet Union were nearing a successful conclusion before President Roosevelt takes a trip to Warm Springs Georgia. Foreign Commissioner Maxim Litvinov was prepared for talks at the White House or State Department and formal talks might resume depending on Moscow word or a new overture by the Soviet government.
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Soviet Union
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State Department
Moscow
Murdered Woman and Companion Found in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City dispatch reports a man believed to be Vergil Brown, an ex-soldier, arrested in Shawnee after leaving Fresno with Marie Elmsley, 40, whose battered body was found near El Reno last month. Elmsley, a Windsor Ontario society figure, had her missing car and pet terrier recovered at arrest.
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Fresno
Calif
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el Reno
Okla
Shawnee
Fessen den Services Scheduled For Today
Services for Mrs Ettie M Fessenden 74 were set at 4 PM from Griggs Funeral Chapel Rev Ferrell Fox of West Amarillo Christian Church would officiate Burial was by the Bonita Chapter of Eastern Star at Llano Cemetery She died at 1814 Fillmore Street yesterday after an extended illness A 22 year Amarillo resident survivors include son P C Morrison of Amarillo and Ashe ter Mrs Elmer C Gilbert of Good night two brothers T J Foster Twin Falls Idaho A F Foster Kansas City and sister Mrs J W Miller Kansas City
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Amarillo
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Goodnight
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Twin Falls
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Farm strike spreads in three Midwest states
The Associated Press reports ongoing farm strike across three Midwest states as South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association leaders announce continuation of the embargo and designate Saturday as Justice for Agriculture Day. Demonstrations will protest what organizers call further degradation of farming.
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Midwest
South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
Justice For Agriculture
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