Billion and Half Utilities Program Announced
In Washington on November 27, Hoover was briefed that public utility companies plan to spend about 1.5 billion dollars in 1930 for new construction and expansion. The estimate came from a New York City meeting of utilities representatives and covered electric light and power, gas, and electric railways.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
New York City
White House
Electric Light and Power Group
Matthew S. Sloan
National Electric Light Association
Deputy Sheriff Ousted in Wheeler County
An injunction orders the removal of Tom C. Johnson as deputy sheriff in Wheeler County. District Judge Wing granted the ouster on petition by County Attorney R. S. Allred. Johnson was convicted of criminal assault on a young girl in Gray County and faces a Wheeler County liquor law indictment. He received a 10 year sentence for the assault.
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The
Globe
Wheeler
Tom C. Johnson
Wheeler County
Wing
R. S. Allred
Johnson
Gray County
Await Judge In Robbery Arrest In Stinnett Bank Case
Stinnett Texas awaits Judge E B Pickens return from Canada to decide if a special grand jury will be convened over the robbery of the Stinnett State Bank. Terrence Popejoy is to be considered, while Reuben Franks assistant cashier W R K Smith and J W Adams are already indicted.
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Associated Press
Stinnett
Tex
EB. J. Pickens
Terrence Popejoy
Stinnett State Bank
Reuben Franks
W. R K. Smith
J. W. Adams
Popejoy
Public power and a carrier ship linked to Seattle's light
Arthur Brisbane notes drought threatens hydro electric power for Seattle and Tacoma. He argues connecting the navy carrier Lexington to the cities' lighting would supply needed power, urging prompt action by the president despite bureaucratic obstacles. He recalls Taft's decisive public service during fires and predicts Hoover will justify keeping relief ready. Clemenceau’s death is noted as a loss to public life.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Navy
Lexington
Puget Sound
Taft
Army
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight Across NBC CBS Networks
Air features list extensive evening programming with concerts orchestras and operas across multiple stations. Notable names include Ernc Rapee Phil Spitalny Amos andy and Chauncey Parsons with numerous affiliate stations such as WABC WEAF KDKA KYW WGN WLW and WTMJ.
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New York
NBC Chain
Ernc Rapee Concert Orchestra
WWJ
WSAI
KSD
WOW
WDAP
WFIC
WTAM
KOA
KVOO
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
WKY
Happy Bakers
Phil Dewey
WGY
WWI
WSAL
WPRIC
KSTP
WTMI
WMC
WLS
Old Counsel
WHK
WGHP
KMOX
WFBM
WMAQ
KMBC
KOIL
WGL
WSPD
Wowo
WCCO
WISN
WKRC
WBRC
WLAC
WADC
WDOD
WREC
WKBN
KFI
WJZ
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Lim
KDKA
WIR
KYW
KWK
WDAF
WREN
WTMJ
KSL
Alute
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WSMB
Kv0o
KOAL
KFAB
WCKY
Harry Kogen
Chauncey R. Parsons
WLW
WEBC
Foresters
KWK Wren
Orchestre
KWH
KTHS
WAPI
WBAP
Kil
See John About Building
John Maynard Lumber Co at 800 West Fifth offers building services and can be contacted by phone 5285 for project estimates.
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John
Maynard Lbr, Co
Air bandits abandon plane and escape at Hatbox Field
Two criminal pilots stole a plane in Kansas City, gagged an attendant, and flew to Hatbox Field in Muskogee Oklahoma. They planned to sleep then return the next morning. Kansas City police issued warrants as officers searched the town for the red headed duo. Bart Stevenson, owner, was en route to reclaim the aircraft.
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United Press
Muskogee
Okla
Hatbox Field
Kansas City
Bart Stevenson
Hodges Freed On Bond After Second Hearing
Jim Hodges, held with Sam Jones for the slaying of District Attorney John A. Holmes, was released on 7500 bond after a second habeas corpus hearing before Special Judge Perr y at Stinnett. Two bondsmen qualified for 91000, and Sheriff C O Moore was ordered to accept the bond. Hodges also posted 1500 for a liquor violation. Jones seeks similar bonds.
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Pearson
C. O. Moore
Moore
Hodges
Jones
Attorney General Opens Anti Trust Probes into Fox Warner
New York November 27 Attorney General William Mitchell began two anti trust proceedings against Fox and Warner Brothers and other film interests charging violation of the Clayton act.
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Associated Press
New York
William Mitchell
Fox
Warner Brothers
Four St Lawrence Students Die in Train Crossing Crash
Four young men believed to be St. Lawrence University students returning home for Thanksgiving were killed when their automobile was struck by a New York Central train at a crossing near Canton New York.
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Associated Press
Canton
N. Y
St. Lawrence University
Here
New York Central Railroad
Northwest Grain Co-operative formed in North Dakota
Fargo reports the Northwest Grain Co-operative created under federal farm board plans. It unites Farmers' Elevator Association pools and co operatives in the spring wheat area except Farmers Union Terminal Association and the North Dakota Montana wheat pool. It will deal with Farmers National Grain Corporation and the Farm Board for farmers in the region.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
Northwest Grain Co-operative
Farmers’ Elevator Association
Spring Wheat
Farmers Union Terminal Association
North Dakota-Montana Wheat Pool
Federal Farm Board
Amalgamated Co-operative
Farmers National Grain Corporation
The
Farm Board
Kansas City Board Submits Grain Rate Plea
The Kansas City board of trade filed a brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking to restore grain freight rates to pre August levels.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cars Crash Leaves One Dead and Many Hurt
In Casa Grande Arizona an Oklahoma girl is dead and a California man is believed dying after a collision. The report notes extensive injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Associated Press
Casa Grande
Ariz
Oklahoma
California
Farm husband kills wife and two children then himself in Oklahoma
United Press reports Newalla Oklahoma where Tom M Henley 40 Cora Henley 33 Wanda June 6 Flora Bee 18 months were found slain in a farm house east of Oklahoma City. Police say the family died two weeks earlier and the husband shot himself after killing his wife and two daughters.
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United Press
Newalla
Okla
Here
Tom M. Henley
Cora Henley
Wanda June
Flora Bee
Kerr
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Henleys
Henley
Flora
Union Service for Tomorrow in Amarillo
Most of Amarillo will unite in a union Thanksgiving service at Polk Street Methodist Church at 10 30 tomorrow with Dr W M Pearce preaching and the Polk Street choir leading music. Virtually every city minister will participate and stores will close for the service. In the afternoon fans attend the Amarillo Wichita Falls game and some travel to Canyon for the Buffalo McMurry contest.
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Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
W. M. Pearce
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Polk Street
G. L. Yates
Wichita Falls
Canyon
Buffalo
Aspermont Doctor Killed in Car Wreck
Dr. F. W. McKnight, six year resident of Aspermont, was killed in an automobile wreck four miles east on the Stamford road last night. He formerly lived at Mineola.
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United Press
Aspermont
Texas
F. W. McKnight
Here
Stamford Road
Mineola
Convict to Die Thanksgiving Leads Two Prison Stage
In Huntsville Texas Leroy Merriman condemned for assault on a girl faces execution by electric chair a few minutes after midnight on Thanksgiving Day while a separate prison event prepares a Thanksgiving program for other inmates. Merriman remains silent refusing to talk to officials as plans for a possible sanity hearing emerge.
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United Press
Huntsville
Texas
State Penitentiary
Leroy Merriman
Dallas
Merriman
Death Row
Marshall Ratliff
Eastland
Ratliff
F. F
Harrell
Oklahoma Banks Close After Owner Death
The Oklahoma state banking department shut twelve Sapulpa area banks following the sudden death of H. A. McCauley from apoplexy. The largest is Sapulpa State with $100,000 capital and sizable deposits.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
State Banking Department
Sapulpa
H. A. McCauley
Chinese Civil War Ceases Frontline Fire In Henan and Hupeh
Dispatches from Hankow report an abrupt halt to fighting between the Kuomintang and the “People’s Army” in Henan and Hupeh. Chiang Kai-shek returns to Nanking amid talk of sweeping changes and possible recognition for former foes. Evacuations and troop withdrawals are noted as Nationalist forces pull back toward Canton and other regions.
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Associated Press
China
Henan
Hupeh
Hankow
People’s Army
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Kuominchun
People's Army
Honan
Kwangtung Province
Canton
Shanghai
Non Inebriating Cocktail Debuts in Washington Circles
Washington hearing on a new non alcoholic beverage described as one that satisfies without inebriating was presented by Mrs. James M. Doran wife of the prohibition commissioner at a Mount Pleasant W T U meeting. She said the recipe came from a railway chef and would appear in a forthcoming book of juices. Mrs John Sipple president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs noted she had seen no intoxicated person or drink in her travels, while Miss Jessie Dell of the civil service commission said graft and politics have largely disappeared from enforcement of prohibition.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Coyotes Ready for Battle at Amarillo High
The Wichita Falls Coyotes led by Coach Barry Holton arrive in Amarillo with 22 players to face Amarillo High's Golden Sandies at Butler Field. Holton, a notable Texas figure, seeks the first district defeat of the Sandies in three years as his team completes final preparations.
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Wichita Falls Coyotes
Barry Holton
Amarillo
Amarillo High
Golden Sandies
Butler Field
Capitol Hotel
Holton
Seandies
Texas
Notre Dame
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Texas Proclamation Declares November Twenty Eight Thanksgiving Day
Governor Dan Moody proclaims November 28, 1929 as Thanksgiving Day in Texas. He urges citizens to give thanks to God for blessings in industry commerce peace and spiritual and social prosperity. Assistant Secretary Watt L. Saunders signs the document at Austin on November 21, 1929.
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Dan Moody
Texas
United States
Austin
Amarillo Considers Industrial District Outside City Limits
The Amarillo City Commission is expected to approve an ordinance creating a large industrial district north and east of the city and excluding it from the city limits. City Manager W N Durham says the move will attract big manufacturers, with infrastructure and water supplied though piping costs borne by industries. The plan, aligned with Chamber of Commerce goals, targets sites near mills and refineries with rail access to three railroads, anticipating zoning alignment and increased payrolls.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
W. N. Durham
Commission
Walter Barlow
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
J. W. Crudgington
T. W. Cotten
Durham
Shrine leader arrives for ceremonial talks on international peace
Imperial Potentate Leo V. Youngworth of the Shrine of North America arrived at the Municipal Airport by air from Wichita. He was greeted by Khiva Shrine officials and local Shriners. He will address the audience tonight at the Auditorium on international peace as part of Khiva Shrine's ceremonial program open to the public.
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Leo V. Youngworth
Imperial
Shrine of North America
Western Air Express
J. N. Riggs
Khiva Shrine
Khiva Temple
Imperial Po
YEGGS HAUL SAFE AWAY
Burglars entered Wallace Produce at 105 B North Taylor Street last night and loaded the firm’s safe onto a truck. They used a front door entry, opened a rear door with a key, and removed only the books. A reward is offered for recovery. police have no clues.
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Wallace Produce
North
Taylor Street
Want Ads Open For Thanksgiving Issue
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads for tomorrow's Thanksgiving issue by 9 p.m. today. Ads by phone or drop-off to Globe-News reach thousands, with a special seven-time rate available through Globe-News Want Ads at 262.
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