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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1931

Page

6

Amarillo Eyes 53rd Texas Teachers Convention

Amarillo plans a large publicity drive to lure Texas public school teachers to the 53rd annual State Teachers Association convention here November 26 to 28. Organizers aim for 5 000 delegates, sending letters to high schools and colleges and distributing booklets with Panhandle images.

Amarillo Texas Panhandle State Teachers Association Chamber of Commerce W. A. McIntosh E. L. Hunter Buchanan Street C. M. Rogers Annie L. McDonald Palo Dure Canyon

Women gain in census of large cities

Census tables show, in 43 of 68 cities over 100000 in 1920 males led. now 27. Gary, Indiana replaces Akron as most masculine city with 119.1 males per 100 females. San Francisco and Detroit rank high in masculinity. Nashville is the most feminine with 87.8 males per 100 females.

Washington Census Bureau Gary Indiana Akron Ohio San Francisco Detroit Nashville Tenn

Sir Thomas Lipton Improves After Illness

London observers said Sir Thomas Lipton who is seriously ill from a chill showed continued improvement today. Doctors expressed satisfaction with his fight and his Secretary noted a more hopeful outlook due to his better condition.

London Thomas Lipton

Hunter murder case goes to jury in Stamford district court

Anson October 2 The case of Cecil Hunter charged with murder in the death of Ralph Shirley was sent to a jury in district court yesterday. Shirley was struck on the head with a tree and fatally injured last July at Stamford.

Anson Cecil Hunter Ralph Shirley Shirley Stamford

Coolidge Doesn’t Cheer and Triggers Chicago Incident

Benjamin L. Coolidge a real estate dealer not related to Calvin Coolidge faced trouble after declining to cheer James P. Allman for police commissioner. Police officer Charles Marine fired a shot into a ceiling and struck Coolidge, leading to an assault complaint and Marine’s arrest.

Chicago A Coolidge Benjamin L. Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Charles Marine James P. Allman John C. Alcock Marine Mr. Coolidge Allman

Social Leader Becomes Deputy Sheriff in Illinois

Waukegan Illinois October 2 A society woman Mrs Scott Durand of Lake Bluff has been deputized by Sheriff Lester Tiffany after taking the oath to enforce state laws She received a star and must supply her own gun to arrest anyone hunting pheasants on her property The year’s legal change allowed shooting of female pheasants but she retains authority to arrest trespassers on her land

Waukegan, II Scott Durand Lake Bluff Lester Tiffany Minisis

CAT Airlines Move Authorized to Nuevo Laredo Terminal

Mexico City on October 2 reports the communications department has authorized CAT Airlines to shift its terminal from Matamoros opposite Brownsville Texas to Nuevo Laredo opposite Laredo. The move lasts until Mata moras air field is reconditioned.

Mexico City Communications Department C. A.T. Airlines Matamoras Brownsville Texas Nuevo Laredo Laredo

Haskell Man Charged After Assault Wounds Contractor

Jack Walton, 40, of Mexia, was seriously wounded in an affray in Haskell. Leonard Banks, a Haskell County farmer, was charged with assault to murder and held without bond. Walton worked as a dirt contractor on highway construction projects.

Haskell Jack Walton Mexia Leonard Banks Walton

NATION HONORS HINDENBURG AT 84TH BIRTHDAY

Berlin reports hail to Hindenburg the aged president on his 84th birthday as a symbol of military tradition while his role shifts to staff and Bruening. He hunts at Schiffheide or Neudeck and enjoys limited public duties and family time despite political influence fading. Moscow notes heating curbs as cold settles in. Lubbock reports the death of Frank Atcherson Sr. from a shop fire caused by an explosion.

Hindenburg Berlin Paul von Hindenburg Bruening Schiffheide Neudeck West Prussia Lubbock Frank Atcheson, Sr

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