New Charge In Wiynekoop Death Probe
New Orleans dispatch reports a Louisiana Senate investigation into overton campaign pressure. Ss. D. Hunter, oil operator from Shreveport, recounts threats from Huey Long ally urging a 5000 contribution and political silence. Recurring claims include orders to cut oil output and charges of 480 allegations.
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Wiynekoop
New Orleans
Ss. D. Hunter
Shreveport
Senate
Sen
John H. Over
Hunter
Long- Overton
Long
J. A. Shaw
State Conservation Department
Shaw
Robert Maestri
Long-Overton
Conservation Department
J. A. Nee
Noe
Pike Hall
Congress
State Penitentiary
Dan the Dude Dies and Pals Remember Broadway Legend
The article recalls Daniel Harris known as Dan the Dude from Broadway who died after a fall from a Seventh Avenue hotel. His body went unclaimed at the morgue as tributes from friends and the theater crowd emerge. Meanwhile in Chicago, Farle Wynekoop faces murder-related charges over Rheta Wynekoop's death with his mother and others implicated in a complex plot.
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Broadway
Dan the Dude
Beth David Cemetery
Belmont Park
Dan
Daniel Harris
Seventh Avenue
Dan the
Dude
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Iazy the Cigar Man
Chicago
Farle Wynekoop
J. Schiller
Rheta
Frank Tyrrell
Wynekoop
Joseph B. David
Schiller
Thomas Duffy
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Duffy
Rheta Wynekoop
Tyrrell
Dr. Wynekoop
Earle
Charles S. Dougherty
Kansas City
Lynching of Hart kidnapping suspects shocks California
A 10 000 strong mob storms San Jose jail, hanged Thurmond and Holmes after abducting them in the Hart case. Gov. James Rolph condones the act, promising no leniency for kidnappers as Sheriff Emig and officers resist the throng. The two suspect killers confessed to killing Brooke Hart.
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Harry W. Sharpe
San Jose
Cal
Thomas Thurmond
John Holmes
Brooke Hart
James Rolph, Jr
United Press
Sacramento
California
View Times
Emig
Defend
Thurmond
St. James Park
Hart
Alex J. Hart
Holmes
San Francisco Bay
Leonard Dalvye
Harold Stephens
Red Cross Roll Call Extended to Thanksgiving Day
Potter County Chapter extends Red Cross roll call to reach 2,250 membership target after only about 1,400 enrolled. Firms with 10 or more employees urged to join. pledges available from $1 to $100. Fifty cents of each pledge goes to national Red Cross, remainder stays locally for food and clothing aid.
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Potter County
American Red Cross
Mason King
Amarillo Globe
The
Daily News
News-Globe
National Organization
Boyce to Address Texas Insurance Agents Convention
John K. Boyce of Amarillo president and D G Foreman of Fort Worth secretary of the Texas Association of Insurance Agents were to address the Beaumont regional convention opening today. About 150 members were expected. the event, sponsored by the Beaumont Insurance Exchange, serves 17 counties including Beaumont Port Arthur Galveston and Houston.
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Beaumont
Tex
John K. Boyce
Amarillo
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
D. G. Foreman
Fort Worth
Beaumont Insurance Exchange
Port Arthur
Galveston
Houston
Hosanna Puts Prot Out in Spelling Bee
New York hosts a town hall club spelling bee where Miss Lou Helmuth the schoolteacher-writer and Miss Etna Kelley the private secretary win sections with bold plays on words. Notables like Dr Henry Pratt Fairchild fared well despite multisyllabic twists such as necrophagus and nemesis.
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New York
Town Hall Club
Lou Helmuth
Etna Kelley
John Bakless
John
Kerby
Henry Pratt Fairchild
New York University
Giazzard
Chicago Stock Yards Strike Paralyzes Livestock Market
In Chicago on November 27 striking members of the Livestock Handlers Union halted loading at the stock yards. About 800 workers walked out with 7,000 in sympathy, stalling unloading despite incoming trains and trucks. Government authorities noted limited operations for killing pens this Saturday.
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Chicago
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Halsted Street
Livestock Handlers Union
Cold Storage Workers Association
Packing House Butchers Union
Chicago Regional Labor Board
Texas oil allotment to be argued in Austin hearing
Federal Oil Administrator Harold L. Ickes has certified Texas oil allotment and a qualified representative will testify at a statewide proration hearing in Austin tomorrow. Efforts will explain how Texas demand for petroleum was determined as its share of national output. In Greensburg Pennsylvania a man killed a rabbit by tossing corn at it during husking.
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U.P
Texas
Harold L. Ickes
Texas Railroad Commission
Ickes
Commission
EF. O. Thompson
Fisher in Austin for Interpretation of Rule
R B Fisher of Pampa testified in Austin this day that a 1932 contract tied Pampa to Hopkins district for sending Hopkins pupils to Pampa. Hezel Mackie’s residency and tuition were debated, with District 1 panel led by Roy Henderson to interpret. Amarillo protests prompt eligibility review after earlier forfeitures and transfer disputes.
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Fisher
Austin
Pampa
R. B. Fisher
Hopkins
Hezel Mackie
Amarillo
Roy B. Henderson
Hazel Mackie
J. R. Corbitt
LeFors
Roosevelt maintains policy with unchanged gold price
Washington reports an unchanged government gold price at $33.76 per MM, with Morgenthau returning from a conference at Warm Springs. The move signals support for Roosevelt's commodity dollar plan amid December treasury funding of over $700 million. The issue of legality arises from Acheson's memo as Morgenthau and officials seek to clarify the sale of RFC debentures for gold.
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Morgenthau
Arm Springs
Georgia
Treasury
London
Dean Acheson
Herbert Gaston
Acheson
The Restless Dollar by Arthur Brisbane
The Globe presents Arthur Brisbane’s Restless Dollar column via Miami, noting Professor Irving Fisher of Yale endorses Roosevelt dollar stabilization. Fisher praises Roosevelts pursuit of a dollar with stable purchasing power, while explaining that future value hinges on labor prices and not literal sameness to today.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Miami
Fila
Irving Fisher
Yale
Roosevelt
United States of America
Race Driver Dies After Speedway Accident
Wichita Kansas driver Paul Smith died in a Dallas hospital of injuries from a speed car wreck at Industrial Speedway yesterday. He was injured when his car left the track during the Dallas event and passed away today.
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Dallas
Paul Smith
Wichita
Kan
Industrial Speedway
Seek Barrow at Arlington in Lone Ranger Pursuit
Fort Worth reports Clyde Barrow may be among four in a dark green touring car seen on the Arlington Grapevine road. Deputies describe the group as two men and two women armed and identified a man called Clyde. A deputy constable said a truck was forced off the Arlington Grapevine road as the search continued near Arlington.
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Bottomland
Arlington
Clyde Berrow
Arlington-Grapevine Road
W. W. Parker
Carrollton
Clyde
Parker
Plainview School Girls Found After Disappearance
Three Plainview Junior High School girls who vanished Friday were located in Muleshoe after hitch hiking to Clovis New Mexico. Hearing a search was underway they chose to return home.
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Plainview
Muleshoe
Clovis
N. M
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Keeps Cool Tuesday
Forecast calls for fair conditions across Amarillo and vicinity with cooler temperatures tonight and Tuesday. West Texas remains fair and cooler in east central areas, New Mexico shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with slight warming in central and south portions. Temperature extremes noted up to 1 o'clock today range from 38 to 63.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Governor Pardon Promise After San Jose Lynching
Governor Rolph declared the San Jose lynching of Thomas Thurmond and John Holmes a “fine lesson” that will curb kidnapings and pledged to pardon anyone arrested for the lynching. He postponed a Boise conference trip to avoid troops and urged swift justice through public confidence in the law.
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Sacramento
Rolph
San Jose
Thomas Thurmond
John Holmes
Brooke Hart
Boise
Idaho
Los Angeles
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