Daylight ends as Walker store yells in LA and world notes
Arthur Brisbane notes daylight saving end and urges being heard. The piece highlights Walker department store in Los Angeles celebrating its twenty third birthday with a massive advertisement. It discusses Britain’s view of the Coolidge Kellogg plan, Mrs Stillman launching a weekly on fashion, treasure trove laws, five day work week, and Russian justice cases.
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Walker's Department Store
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Examiner
Walker
Amarillo Population Figure From City Directory
A U S census report estimates city populations with Amarillo listed at 45 380 based on W F Florian's method in the 20th annual Hudspeth Directory. The directory, circulating now, includes over 22 000 names and uses a multiplier of two with under 18s excluded. Checks against federal census data calibrate this ratio for population estimates.
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Amarillo
W. F. Florian
Hudspeth Directory Company
Directory Company
Political radio speakers listed for Republican and Democratic parties
New York dispatch notes tonight's radio politics with Republicans Mrs. Alvin T. Hert and Mrs. Silas Strawn appearing on WABC and CBS stations at 8 30 p m and Democrats Maj General Henry T. Allen on WJZ and WHAM in Rochester at 7 p m EST.
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Alvin T. Hert
Republican National Committee
Silas Strawn
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Henry T. Allen
WJZ
WHAM
Rochester
Texas cities population estimates show San Antonio leading Dallas
A census bureau report estimates Texas ten cities over thirty thousand population totaling 962,133, with San Antonio at 218,100, Dallas 217,800, and Houston above 200,000 not listed in the estimate. Fort Worth 170,600 El Paso 117,800 Beaumont 56,300 Galveston 50,600 Waco 46,600 Austin 45,133.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Census Bureau
Houston
Wichita Falls
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
el Paso
Beaumont
Galveston
Waco
Austin
361 Fined in September Police Court Report
Chief of Police H. L. Gaither reports September fines totaling 2974 dollars for 361 persons. Police handled 26 felony cases, 10 misdemeanor, and 3 for other states. Four stolen cars valued at 1975 dollars were recovered along with other property valued at 130 dollars.
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H. L. Gaither
Mae West and Cast Arrested Over Obscene Play
Broadway debut of The Pleasure Man ends with Mae West and 55 cast members charged with presenting an obscene play. Police guarded exits as critics and patrons walked out during the controversial third act. District Attorney Joab Banton’s office awaited full reports from the theater raid.
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United Press
New York
Broadway
Mae West
Bond
Bath
Bronx
Jackson Heights
Biltmore
Joab Banton
Harris Out As Manager Washington Senators
Washington Oct 2 Clark Griffith owner announces that Bucky Harris will not pilot the Senators next year. Griggs ambulance. Phone 4311.
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Harris Out
Associated Press
Washington
Bucky” Harris
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Griggs Ambulance
Davidson Case Goes to Jury
In a district criminal court session the bigamy trial of W. F. Davidson concluded just before 11 this morning and the jury received the case. No verdict by noon. jurors expected to report later. Judge Bishop overruled a motion to quash false certificate charges against attorney E. T. Dusty Miller. Miller appeared with counsel. theft case against H. C. McGogne y was given preference due to out of town witnesses.
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W. FE. Davidson
District Criminal Court
E. T
Dusty" Miller
Henry
Bishop
Miller
8. C. McGogney
Robinson to Speak at Amarillo Rally in Auditorium
Senator Robinson will address a Panhandle rally in Amarillo at 3 p m Friday. He telegraphed approval to Harry Robinson who travels ahead on the South and West tour. The event at the Auditorium is expected to attract a large crowd as part of Gov Al Smith’s running mate’s nationwide tour.
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Joe T. Robinson
Amarillo
Senator Robinson
Harry Robinson
al Smith
Wichita
Kansas
Tulsa
Chickasha
Fort Worth
Denver
Santa Fe
Clovis
Senate
Robinson
Gene Tunney to Wed Miss Lauder Tomorrow
Rome October 2 United Press reports the wedding of boxing champion Gene Tunney and Miss Mary Josephine Lauder set for tomorrow. A civil ceremony is planned at 1 p.m. followed by a religious service the same afternoon. Tunney will confess tonight in preparation for matrimony and a special dispensation allows him to marry a non Catholic.
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United Press
Rome
Gene Tunney
Mary Josephine Lauder
Tunney
Matrimonial Caravan Sails to Seek Husbands Nationwide
America's first matrimonial caravan departs Washington led by Helen Davis seeking a refined, educated husband with $10,000 income and $5,000 for a brother's education. Two other women join, including a former congressman's widow and a university graduate, both using aliases. They expect 600 interviews. the trip targets men over 40, preferably brunettes, who value outdoor sports, music, travel, and stability.
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Joseph
Wasney
United States
Washington
America
Helen Davis
Miss Davis
Only
Virginia
Washington Monument
Congress
Washington, D. C
Davis
Tammany writes Robinson speeches sparks editor clash
Emporia editor William Allen White accuses Tammany Hall cocktail historians of crafting Senator Joseph T. Robinsons speeches. White defends Robinson as a square man while denouncing Tammany influence on political rhetoric and records linking Alfred E. Smith to Tammany. He claims Smith’s assembly record shows subservience to saloon interests and the Klansman analogy underscores the critique.
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United Press
Emporia
Kans
William Allen White
Tammany Hall
Sen
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
White
Alfred & Smith
Wichita
Smith
Tammany
Ku Klux Klan
al Smith
Assembly
Klaneman
Kleagle
Street Denies Involvement In Religious Issue in Campaign
Birmingham Alabama October 20 Republican national committeeman D Street issued a formal statement denying he tried to inject the religious issue into the presidential race. He said he had no apologies for answering the Birmingham News and had not yet received a telegram from Hubert Work, RNC chairman. He added he had only fought to refute what he called an insidious form of the question raised by Governor Smith supporters.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ala
D. Street
Republican National
Smith
Roosevelt Nominated for New York Governor by Democrats
Franklin D. Roosevelt was nominated for governor by the Democratic state convention in Rochester. He telegraphed from Warm Springs that he cannot consent to be a candidate, citing his family and himself, while Governor Smith said Roosevelt would run despite the AP dispatch.
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HY Percy Booty
United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Albert Ottinger
Alfred E. Smith
Associated Press
Warm Springs
N. x
Smith
Associated Press Dispatch
Atlanta
New York
Governor Broadside on New York Republican Platform
By Dr. Harold Oliver, Associated Press staff writer, Rochester, October 2, reports a staunch attack on the New York State Republican platform and a passionate appeal to voters who elected him as chief executive.
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Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
New York
World Series Play-O-Graph at Globe-News Office
The Globe-News will run a play by play board for the World Series on the balcony of its building with three operators. The big green device simulates every play using movable base runners and a ball. The series opens Thursday at 1 10 PM local time at Yankee Stadium and will be covered on WDAG radio. crowds are invited to view near Sixth Street between Taylor and Fillmore.
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Globe-News
Yankee Stadium
Amarillo
Baseball Board
The
Globe News
Sixth Street
Taylor
Fillmore
WDAG
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