Tariff Bill Folded as Senators Adjourn Early
The tariff bill was folded away as Senators voted to adjourn the extra session amid party splits. The Senate approved adjournment 49 to 33 with Independent Republicans opposing to keep work on tariffs. the measure is shelved until the regular session begins December 2. President Hoover’s special session ends tomorrow night.
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Congress
Senate
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Republican Party
Hodges Jones Back To Answer Stinnett Charge
In a Texas case, Deputy Sheriff Mack Burton escorted Jim Jones and Sam Hodges from Borger to Fort Worth and Stinnett to meet custody as habeas corpus actions surface. Authorities pursue the suspected slayers of District Attorney John A. Holmes, with ongoing inquiries into the Borger murder.
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Holmes
Burton
Texas
Jones
Hodges
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Jim
Sam Jones
John A. Holmes
Borger
Tarrant
Charles
Clyde Mays
Stanley
Tarrant County
Leigh
Stinnett
Tex
Jim Hodges
Radio Programming Schedules and Theaters Across NBC Chain
A fragmented listing outlines radio and opera programs including Melody Moments, Grand Opera Faust, Health Period, and recording features. Names such as Oliver Smith tenor and Frederic William Wille appear with multiple station call letters like WEAF WGY WLS KSL WIM WHAS KYW KOA and others, indicating a broad NBC chain schedule across major markets.
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WEAF
New York
Sunshine Hour
Rady Vallee
OrchestrawAlse
WGY Ked Wric
WOW
WDHAP
WWI
WIMI
WIAX
WWIOD
WHAS
WMC Wan
WSMR
WKY
WSAT
KPRC
WEAC
WOAT
KFI
Oliver Smith
TenorAlso
WGY
WLS
Aleo
WIC
WRAL
KAD
WOW Werec
KSL
WIM
WRAA
WJAX
Wi0dd
WSM
WMC
WSR
WSME
KYW Wrap Kwoo
Kths “Grand Opera
Faust
WTAM
WWJ
KSD
WARKC
Amox Koil
WHK
WCCO
Wise Wisp
Frederic William Wille
Alee
WLAC
Woowoo
WISN
Wadc Wood
WRAC
KPH
KOTL
WaEec
Columbians
WOHP
WKHN
WSPD
WADG
WHR
KOIL
KMOX
Waiu Teo Air
Brisbane Column Notes on Earthquake and Youthful Leaders
Arthur Brisbane reflects on the Easter earthquake reaching from Long Island to Halifax and the impact on communications. He highlights young leaders like Robert Maynard Hutchins and Primo Carnera, and contrasts rising figures with past giants, ending with a local rug cleaning ad.
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Long Island
Halifax
Western Union
Winter Snow Grips North Texas Area Amid Freezing Temperatures
Snow and sleet hit West and North Texas with near freezing temperatures reported across multiple towns. Gainesville saw the season’s first snow. Amarillo logged its eighth snowfall this season totaling 7.2 inches. Additional flakes fell in Sherman Borger Sweetwater Wichita Falls and Longview as Dallas measured heavy snow briefly. The region faced a low of 26 and a high of 28, with more cold, snowy weather forecast.
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Associated Press
West
North Texas
Gainesville
Amarillo
Panhandle
Sherman
Borger
Sweetwater
Wichita Falls
Longview
Dallas
States Case In Rothstein Death Outlined
The New York criminal court heard Navy District Attorney George N. Brothers outline the state's theory in the Rothstein murder case. He linked the killing to a high stakes card game Rothstein lost to a man called Nigger Nate and noted McManus's hotel registration at Park Central Hotel and a suite used on the day of the shooting. The autopsy confirmed a .38 caliber bullet.
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United Press
Criminal Court
New York
Navy
George N. Brothers
George A. McManus
Arnold Rothstein
Nigger Nate
Rothstein
Brothers
McManus
George A. Richards
Park Central Hotel
James D. ©. Murray
Charles Norris
Harman Sees Big Year Ahead for Car Dealers
The Harman Motor company serving Oakland Pontiac dealers in Amarillo and the Panhandle plans what it officials call the biggest year in its history. A. R. McCay of the Oakland Motor Car company is cited.
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Harman
Harman Motor Company
Oakland
Pontiac
Amarillo
Panhandle
A. R. McCay
Oakland Motor Car Company
Constable Reports Liquor Market After Raid
Constable Allen Johnson provides price quotes for retail and wholesale liquor as deputies raid a South Pierce Street apartment. Ray Moore and Bob Stanley are jailed for possession. a small quantity of whiskey seized.
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Allen
Johnson
South Pierce Street
Ray Moore
Bob Stanley
Senator Edge Named Ambassador to France
Senate confirms Walter E Edge of New Jersey for the France ambassador post, with Borah pressing immediate approval while Edge is in Santa Fe visiting his son. In Newark New Jersey, David Baird Jr. is appointed U S senator to succeed Edge until the 1930 election.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter FE. Edge
New Jersey
France
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Edge
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Newark
David Baird, Jr
Camden
United States
Walter E. Edge
Morgan F. Larson
Former U S Tariff Head Dies at Home
Morrisville Pa November 21 William Burgess 72 a former member of the United States tariff commission and a prominent leader in the pottery industry died at his home last night of pneumonia
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United Press
Morrisville
William Burgess
United States Tariff Commission
Santa Fe Crafts in Banquet Tonight at Herring Hotel
The Craftsmen's Banquet, an annual Santa Fe event, will be held at the Herring Hotel at 8 o'clock tonight. Several hundred attendees are expected as the prominent entertainment affair sponsored by the Santa Fe. Griggs ambulance available at Phone 4311.
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Primo Carnera
London
Vittorio Campolo
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
New York
Jose Martinez
Spain
John L
Jack Dempsey
McGovern
Nelson
Jack London
Santa Fe Crafts
Santa Fe
Herring Hotel
The
Tidal Wave Kills 27 on Newfoundland Shore
A 15 foot tidal wave from an earthquake swept Newfoundland’s south coast killing 27 people in Burin and surrounding villages. Nine deaths in Burin area. eighteen in Lord's Cove and Lamaline. Seventeen buildings destroyed. four bodies recovered. Portia wireless report via justice department. Daisy aided survivors as communications were cut off.
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Associated Press
ST. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Justice Department
Portia
Burin
Lord’s Cove
Lamaline
Burin Dis
Stress Needs In Chest Fund Drive
Community Chest head quarters report by President C. Lambie shows $17 500 raised toward a $40 000 goal to fund chest agencies for the coming year. He notes higher winter expenses for food heat and medical care, urging continued donations and warning of the cold season's impact on the needy as Mrs Anna Taylor advises women to call only on residences. Garland Griffith, 12, donated a dime with his sister offering a nickel earlier.
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Robert Maynard Hutchins
Chicago University
Yale Law School
Alexander
Napoleon
Nelson
Lord Nelson
England
Pitt
Community Chest
C. &. Lambie
Lambie
Anna Taylor
Garland Griffith
Fillmore
Chest
Garland
Work at Home Baptists Told at Convention
Associated Press reports from Beaumont where Dr. John A. Hold addressed the Baptist General Convention. He warned that Baptists overseas may grow romantic about foreigners while locals near home may suffer if ignored, urging faithful teaching and outreach. He cited Biblical text from Second Timothy 2:2.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Baptiste
John A. Hold
Waco
Baptist General Convention
Texas
WASHINGTON EXPLOSION WRECKS CITY BLOCK INJURES DOZENS
An explosion in downtown Washington injured about 20 people including passersby and McCrory store workers. Victims were taken to hospitals by private cars and ambulances. The blast occurred under the McCrory five and ten cent store, damaging a section of the capital block.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCrory
Five Women Die in Dallas Auto Crash Involving Rail Car
A Dallas outskirts crash killed five women from Leonard and Fort Worth when a snow‑slid automobile hit a Santa Fe motor car en route to Paris. Victims identified: Mrs. Charles Clark, 42. Mrs. A. P. Grider, 41. Mrs. G. R. Grider, 65. Mrs. H. S. Pendergrass, 65. Mrs. Dolly King, 39. Chauffeur Robert Guess, injured, says he worked for A. P. Grider of Leonard.
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Dallas
Charles Clark
A. P. Grider
G. R. Grider
H. S. Pendergrass
Leonard
Dolly King
Fort Worth
Robert Guess
Hubb Diggs
Paris
Santa Fe Railway Company
Prom
Hates Cops But Can't Do Anything About It
In Chicago a man named Charles Loso, who dislikes police, attacked Officer William Sackweh with a jack during a tire repair. He was fined $100 and sentenced to 80 days in jail, with the court noting one may hate police but cannot act on that hate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Navy
Charles Loso
Loso
William Sackweh
Logo
Sackweh
Max Luster
Losa
Negro bandits slash Amarillo motorist in Quanah hold up
Ray Noblitt of Harrison-Smith Supply Co. Oklahoma City with Amarillo HQ was slashed on the neck during a holdup about four miles from Quanah Sunday night. He drove to Quanah for medical aid, using a handkerchief to stem the wound. Investigators consider possible links to other incidents.
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Ray Noblitt
Harrison-Smith Supply Company
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
West
Tenth Avenue
Quanah
Noblitt
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Blackburn’s Ambulance
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Tom Jones
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