Arizona Governor in Capitol Fist Fight Over River Dispute
At Phoenix on November 27, Governor G W P Hunt and State Senator Fred Colter clashed during a Colorado river dispute in the state capitol. The altercation erupted while legislators discussed river settlement and Swing Johnson bill action, with punches believed to have landed and police summoned.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
G. W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Fred Colter
Colorado River
Congress
Colorado River Commission
Senator Colter
Hunt
J. W. Strode
Colter
Strode
Twelve Men Enlist Here for Army Duty
Twelve men enlisted for United States army service at the local recruiting station in the Federal building during the past week. The list names Luther Brown Carlisle Arkansas infantry Panama Alton O Riseden White Deer Texas engineers Panama Augustus Gill Lubbock Texas engineers Panama William Tisdel Petersburg Texas engineers Panama Luther FE Collier Shamrock Texas second engineers Ft. Logan Colorado Daniel C Clinton Plainview Texas infantry Panama Samuel L Boggs Hugo Oklahoma infantry Panama Raymond H Hine Pottsville Pa air corps Kelly Field John L Heela Hansboro N C infantry Panama Rupert C Wiesender Lamont Iowa infantry Panama James A Donovan Bernard Donovan Naponee Nebraska air corps Kelly Field Texas.
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United States Army
Earl Lyles
Luther Brown
Carlisle
Arkansas
Infantry
Panama
Alton
Riseden
White Deer
Texas
Augustus Gill
Lubbock
William Tisdel
Petersburg
Luther FE
Collier
Shamrock
Ft. Logan
Colorado
Daniel C. Clinton
Plainview
Samuel L. Boggs
Hugo
Oklahoma
Raymond H. Hine
Pottsville
Air Corps
Kelly Field
John L. Heela
Hansboro
N. C
Rupert C. Wiesender
Lamont
Towa
James A. Donovan
Bernard Donovan
Naponee
Nebraska
Houston Fire Causes 125000 Dollar Loss in Business District
A midnight Houston blaze in the business district caused about 125000 dollars in damage. Six firefighters including Assistant Chief George Richardson were trapped on a roof but rescued. Cause remains undetermined.
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Associated Press
Houston
George Richardson
Railway Conductor Harry Brown Dies in Kansas
Harry Brown aged 66, veteran Missouri Kansas Texas conductor, died suddenly in Parson s Kansas after completing his run. He had 40 years with the Katy and 43 years total service, making him the third oldest employee by tenure.
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Associated Press
Parsons
Kas
Harry Brown
Missouri- Kansas-Texas Railroad
Railroad
Katy
Floods Hit Dominican Republic Cocoa and Tobacco Losses
Terrific rainstorms in the Dominican Republic cause floods across several regions with loss of life and heavy damage. Cocoa, tobacco, and corn plantations suffer extensive harm and agricultural output is disrupted.
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Santa Domingo
Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Marion Talley to Sing Here December 10
Opera soprano Marion Talley returns from Europe for a concert at the local venue on December 10 marking the start of her fourth season after a summer abroad.
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Marion Talley
Europe
Fred Douglas Negro School Set to Reopen Monday
Work on the Fred Douglas negro school damaged by fire is finished but reopening is delayed until Monday morning per superintendent W A McIntosh. Sidewalks and further improvements will make the building better equipped to meet the city’s negro children’s needs.
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Fred Douglas
W. A. McIntosh
Talley To Appear In Amarillo December
Miss Talley, a 21 year old soprano with a rich operatic record since 1926, brings a program to Amarillo sponsored by Emil F. Myers of the Amarillo College of Music. She has performed seventy leading roles and given 128 recitals in thirty five states.
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Amarillo
Miss Talley
Gilda
Lucia
Metropolitan
Mexican
Canada
San Diego
Florida Keys
Eastport
Maine
Portland
Oregon
Europe
Italy
Germany
France
Emil F. Myers
The
Amarillo College of Music
Tilson Pushes Special Congress for Tariff Focus
Representative Tilson of Connecticut Republican leader in the house calls for a special session to tackle tariff revision as the main item. He says farm relief legislation can pass at the upcoming short session and if an extra session is needed it should occur soon after March 4. Ways and Means should convene after March 4 to draft a tariff bill for a smoother start when the new Congress meets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tilson
Connecticut
House
Congress
Fair program this week features Alma Neilson troupe
The interstate bill tops this fair. Alma Neilson leads a versatile company with seven performers. Dan Ely and Billy Atkina showcase clever eccentric dancing while the Frivolity Five sing and entertain.
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Bob Murphy
Alma Neilson
Dan DR. Ely
Billy Atkina
Variety of vaudeville acts features Miss Neilson and London acts
Miss Neilson performs jazz toe dancing and acrobatic routines. Syd Moor house returns with unimproved voice and singing. Oswald the whistler, the King Brothers, Jack Merlin the prestidigitator, Morgan Davis and Lulu McCoy offer comedy and feats of balance, illusion, and quick-change tricks in a bustling stage bill.
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Miss Neilson
Syd Moorhouse
Oswald
Canary
Jack Merlin
England
Morgan Davis
Lulu McCoy
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