Picket Strikes Hit Colorado Mines as Guards Stand Fast
Denver reports 500 S. W. W. pickets sing instead of forcing miners from Columbine mine entrance as 50 armed state policemen guard the Rocky Mountain Fuel property. In Crested Butte district, new strike proves 100 percent effective with 340 miners idle across three mines.
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United Press
Denver
National Guard
Columbine
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Walsenburg
R. R. Maiden
Huerfano County
Turner
Calumet Fuel Co
Waleenburg
Utah Fuel Co
Somerset
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co
Baldwin
Mammoth cake contest for Children’s Home aims for Thanksgiving prizes
The Tactless Texan Folks announce a large cake baking contest with Clyde Smith of Great West mills, Dr. R. McAfee donating store windows, and $100 in prizes plus extra awards for caramel cake and lemon pie. Leftover cake goes to the Children’s Home. O W and friends host tasting and judging with proceeds to feed Thanksgiving desserts.
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Southwest
Clyde Smith
Great West Mills
R. McAfee
Green Bros
O. W
Deer Hunting Pairs Take Big Bucks in New Mexico Trip
George Maggard and Toney Chisum returned from a hunting trip in New Mexico with a seven point buck and a nine point buck. They described spotting many deer and adhering to the one deer per person limit. Chisum’s shot hit a large buck at about 350 yards after a cautious stalk. Maggard reported a successful morning hunt killing a deer about a hundred yards away. They did not see any turkeys due to high mountain terrain.
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George Maggard
Toney Chisum
New Mexico
Mr. Chisum
Mr. Maggard
Globe
Toney
Amarillo
City Plan Urged By Amarillo Real Estate Board
Arthur L. Sonneborn urged Amarillo to adopt a city zoning and planning plan at a Real Estate Board meeting at the Amarillo hotel. He said a plan would guide growth, improve livability, and generally raise property values across the city. The board also discussed redistricting county commissioners precincts and tasked a committee to gather information on proper methods to pursue it.
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Arthur L. Sonneborn
Amarillo Hotel
Lindbergh Relieved From Army Duty at Own Request
Col. Charles Lindbergh, ordered to active duty with the army reserve at Selfridge Field Michigan until December 10, was released from duty today at his own request. He cited other matters changing his plans and said he would undertake a duck hunting trip with Governor Byrd of Virginia.
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United Press
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Army Reserve
Selfridge Mying Field
Michigan
Lindbergh
War Department
Byrd
Virginia
Amarillo Police Launch Dog Rabies Crackdown
Amarillo police, the city health department and others warn of a rabies threat as more than 200 dogs are killed on owner requests or by police. Stray dogs are to be killed on sight without notice, even if wearing a collar, as efforts to curb outbreaks intensify.
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Amarillo
Gene Cameron Beloved Fox Actor Killed in Auto Crash
Reports say Gene Cameron, well known Fox film comedian, died in a automobile accident near Phoenix Arizona. Cameron starred in numerous Fox productions and was a leading player in comedy roles.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Navy
Fox Film Studios
Gene Cameron
Phoenix
Aris
Cameron
Fox Films
Amarillo Old Tack's Program for a Better City
Column outlines a broad civic program for Amarillo including lower rates for water gas and electricity, more parks and trees, expanded public works, and stricter traffic law enforcement. It also notes support for new industries and improvements in livability and fairness, with personal anecdotes and community updates.
Markets Roundup from St Louis to New York and Oklahoma
Market notes from St Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, Fort Worth and Oklahoma City show hogs steady to higher with top bids around 9.65 in St Louis and 9.40 in Kansas City. Cattle, calves, vealers and sheep mixed to firm with various regional tops and steady to higher cattle prices, plus grain and cotton futures activity across Kansas City and New York.
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Cnke
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Station
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Albuquerque
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Amarillo
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Los Angeles
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New Orleans
New York
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Dodge Motors
Phoenix
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Pittsburgh
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General Motors
San Francisco
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective verse where Edgar A. Guest jokes about preferring leisure over work. He lists pleasures like golfing, bridge, reading, and watching trains while acknowledging the pull of duties and the remorse that follows from procrastination. The poem centers on the tyrant of work and the pull of personal leisure.
Pardon Not Remission Of Guilt Ruling
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rules a governor’s pardon does not fully erase guilt. It denied Raymond Sanders’s habeas corpus for a five year suspended liquor sentence after an eight month term, upholding the district court decision.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Raymond Sanders
Hunt County
Matthew Thomas
Minnie Carlow
Bastrop
Thomas
Travis County
Russell Park
Potter County
Donna McGuffin Calvert
Willie Fisher
Harris County
Rosalee Fisher
Pecos Well Declared Largest U S Oil Producer
United Press reports the No 2 C Yates gusher in Pecos county Texas flowed 66 000 barrels daily on a one hour test before regulation cut to 1000 barrels per hour. Officials say the Pecos field could reach 1 000 000 barrels daily if unrestricted.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Transcontinental Oil Company of Tulsa
Mid-Kansas Oil Company Today
Pecos County
Texas
West Texas
United States
I. A. and
G. N
Pecos
McMann Oil & Gas Company
Marland Company
Cerro Azul
Yates
America
Giles and Navigator Die in Dole Race Crash Tale
Captain Giles and navigator Major Livingston Irving were killed in a crash during takeoff in the Dole race. The Hess Blue Bird planned a 2405 mile first leg from San Francisco to Honolulu with risky water landing limitations. Financed as a sporting proposition by W. H. Rosewarne, Giles, 35, vows a quick return to America with Miss Wanda Hess’s photo on the cockpit wall.
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Golden Gate
Wheeler Field
Honolulu
Giles
Upolu
Samoa
San Francisco
Suva
Fiji
Brisbane
Australia
Sydney
Wellington
N. Z
W. H. Rosewarne
Detroit
America
Wanda Hess
Wyndette, Mich
Trainmen to Host Banquet and Program at Odd Fellows Hall
Amarillo lodge No. 608 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans a 6 o'clock Sunday banquet at Odd Fellows hall. FE E Middaugh chairs a three member arrangement committee with J W Vaught and O Griffin. Ladies Auxiliary guests invited. speakers will discuss the brotherhood and auxiliary aims.
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Odd Fellows Hall
FE. E. Middaugh
J. W. Vaught
O. Griffin
Brotherhood
Amarillo
Steers Fetch Record Price On St Paul Market
Eight steers fed at the university farm sold at South St. Paul for the highest price on the St Paul market since wartime. The heavy cattle averaged 1,144 pounds and brought $18 a hundredweight, or about $205.92 per head.
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United Press
South ST. Paul
Minn
University Farm
St. Paul
Amarillo Tire House New Ajax Tire Dealers in Panhandle
The Amarillo Tire House at 215 East Seventh street was named wholesale and retail dealer for Ajax tires and tubes in forty Panhandle counties. J. B. Jones announced the appointment this morning. The firm recently moved to a new building with updated vulcanizing machinery to serve patrons. A separate note reports a Japan air field accident where a car was involved in crashing an airplane's 1,000,000 candle power searchlight worth $125,000.
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Amarillo Tire House
East Seventh Street
Ajax
J. B. Jones
Amarillo
Panhandle
East Seventh
Mikatagagara Military Air Field
Japan
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