Distinguished Russian nobleman and New York capitalist visit Amarillo
Two visitors in Amarillo, Ivan Milelberg and Walter Farwell, toured Capitol Reservation Lands with Judge J. D. Hamlin and Samuel H. Roberts. Farwell, son of the late U S Senator C B Farwell, discussed tariffs and politics while Meilberg reflected on Russia’s revolution and American farming strengths. They then departed for New York on the Santa Fe.
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New York
State Capitol
Amarillo
Ivan Milelberg
Walter Farwell
Capitol Reservation
Texas Capitol
West Texas
Farwell
Panhandle
Mielberg
J. D. Hamlin
Samuel H. Roberts
America
Russia
Meilberg
New York City
Mr. Farwell
Mr. Meilberg
Santa Fe
Cold Weather Grips Amarillo Panhandle Tuesday
Amarillo and the Panhandle felt fall and winter as temperatures fell to 45 with a forecast of 35 to 40 overnight. Frost possible in exposed spots tonight and Wednesday. relief expected by later Wednesday as a cold front brings clearing skies.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
H. T. Collman
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Hoover Heads Home to Iowa Amid Protests and Parades
President Hoover travels by special train through Illinois and Iowa as he nears Des Moines to deliver a campaign speech on farm issues. Mrs Hoover greets crowds while aides note the “fighting part” of the address may be lengthy. A silhouette looms over Des Moines with two parades signaling contrasting moods from farmers angry over agricultural policy to party supporters converging for the farm vote.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Des Moines
Hoover
Illinois
Iowa
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Archbishop Arrested in Mexico City Over Expulsion
The Most Rev Leopoldo Ruiz Flores, Papal Legate to Mexico, was detained for deportation as Congress urged immediate expulsion. President Abelardo Rodriguez promised action while deputies pressed the case citing article 33.
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Mexico City
Leopoldo Ruiz ¥ Flores
Mexico
Interior Department
Congress
Legate
Abelardo Rodrigues
National Palace
Rodrigues
Mgr. Ruiz Y Flores
P. Elias Calles
Chamber
Rodriguez
Calles
Davila
Davilé
Ruiz Y Plores
Calif. Couple Face Kidnap Trial Over 9YearOld Daughter
In Littlefield Texas on Oct 4 a California couple Mr and Mrs W H Dannie faced examining trials on a kidnapping charge over Mattie Ann Cox a 9 year old girl taken from a local school. Mrs Dannie denied custody to Richard Cox a city employee and the case involves her divorce from Cox.
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Littlefield
Texas
W. H. Dannie
California
Mattie Ann Cox
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas parts fair tonight and Wednesday. Cold tonight with frost in exposed spots, warmer by Wednesday. Panhandle region expected to rise. temperatures ranged up to 45 to 48 this afternoon.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
Panhandle
Severe early season norther hits Wichita Falls area
A sharp cold front swept from the Rockies into Wichita Falls lowering the temperature by about 30 degrees. At the Municipal Airport a 50 mph wind burst through with thunder and heavy rain, as Texline reported snow flurries and Lubbock Quanah and Childress saw light rain.
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Wichita Falls
Rockies
Texline
Fort Worth
Denver
Lubbock
Quanah
Childress
Wichita Valley
Oklahoma City Faces Rainstorms and Cold Snap
Rainstorms and stiff winds swept Oklahoma City with temperatures plummeting from yesterday’s 87 to 51 degrees. Southwest winds gusted to 61 miles an hour overnight, and a light frost was possible tonight.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Two Years Is Betty Penalty in Bank Case
A jury in Pampa sentenced Bob Betty to two years in prison after convicting him of burglary in the December 1944 robbery of the First State Bank at Booker, $595 taken. Co-defendant Frank Roddy awaits trial on October 12 as principal witness George Brown testified against Betty and Roddy.
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Pampa
Bob Betty
First State
Booker
Frank Roddy
Betty
George Brown
Amarillo
Roddy
Twenty five fire fighters rescued from forest blaze near Cochran
Twenty five firefighters trapped for 24 hours in a burned area amid raging flames in virgin timber escaped to safety today. The coastal fire, burning for more than 36 hours, caused millions in damage and wiped out several logging camps, submerging Cochran, the area’s main town.
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Portland
Ore
Coast Range
Cochran
Louis Turner Arraigned on Jacket Theft Charge
Louis Turner was arrested Monday night and arraigned Tuesday before Justice J. W. Minter on a theft under 5 dollars charge. He failed to meet a 250 dollar bond. Police say Turner took a jacket from Levine's department store.
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Louis Turner
J. W. Minter
Turner
Levine
Amarillo Civic Choral Club Plans Fall Rehearsal
The Amarillo Civic Choral Club invites all Amarillo singers to its first fall rehearsal on Tuesday at 8 PM at Amarillo College of Music. Contact Emil F. Myers at 6766 to join.
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Amarillo
Son born to Capt and Mrs McNeiland at hospital
A son was born at 4 a.m. Tuesday at Northwest Texas Hospital. Capt. McNeiland, in charge of Salvation Army headquarters, reports the infant has not yet been named.
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ARMY
R. McNeiland
Northwest Texas Hospital
No Drama In Low Mood Building Jobs In Paris
Arthur Brisbane notes a contrast between dramatic natural disasters like a West Indian hurricane and the ongoing economic storms in the U S. He flags a two million dollar American project in Paris to fund an American chancery and questions domestic employment and responsibility, citing death by self harm statistics and social pressures.
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Paris
Place de la Concorde
Wagner Smith Thacher Ticket Proposed In New York
In Albany on October 4, Tammany leaders discuss a Wagner Smith Thacher ticket to break the governor deadlock. The plan would name Robert F. Wagner as governor, Alfred E. Smith for Wagner’s Senate seat, and John Boyd Thacher for lieutenant governor or comptroller, sidelining Herbert Lehman. Wagner prefers remaining in the Senate.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Democracy
Tammany
Wagner
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Smith
Lehman
Senate
Laer
Iger Oil Cuts Panhandle Crude Price From Tulsa District
Tulsa reports a 20 cent cut in the price of crude oil in the Panhandle Texas district by the Iger Oil & Refining Co effective at 7 A M today. The company buys about 6 000 barrels daily from the area.
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Tulsa
Okla
Panhandle
Texas
Iger Oil & Refining Co
Insull brothers face grand jury indictments in Chicago case
Three true bills charging Samuel and Martin Insull with embezzlement and larceny were returned by Cook County Grand Jury. Prosecutors seek indictments as Swanson explains possible $344,720 misappropriated from Insull firms to bolster a brokerage account. Meanwhile in Austin, Judge Robertson takes under advisement jurisdiction to hear Sterling contest over Miriam Ferguson’s gubernatorial nomination.
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Chicago
Samuel
Martin
Cook County Grand Jury
Samuel Insull
Insull
John A. Swanson
United States
Paris
Martin Insull
Orilla
Ont
Swanson
Treasuries
Austin
W. F. Robertson
R. 8
Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Robertson
Insull to Retire in England and Not Return to U S
Samuel Insull plans retirement in England and will not return to the United States. Insull Jr. says the elder Insull bought about 100 acres near Reading, England. He will confer with his father on business and return to Chicago, arriving in the United States by early November.
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Paris
U.P
Samuel Insull
England
United States
Samuel Insull Jr
Insull
Reading
Chicago
United Press
Amarillo Chest Exec to Name General Chairman
Members of the Amarillo Community Chest executive committee expect to announce a general chairman by late Tuesday afternoon to lead next year's fund drive.
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Amarillo Community Chest
City Commission Sets 7:30 PM Meeting Call
City manager Bill Durham says the Tuesday session will open at 7 30 o clock with routine business on the agenda.
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Bill Durham
Fine Juror In Davis Mistrial
Henry F. Moore the juror who caused a mistrial in the case of United States Senator James J. Davis charged with federal lottery law violations was fined 100 dollars within 24 hours or five days in jail. His name was stricken from the jury list after he approached defense counsel near trial end. The Davis trial was declared mistried by Judge Coleman as testimony entered its third week.
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New York
Henry F. Moore
United States
James J. Davis
Moore
Davis
Loyal Order of the Moose
Coleman
King Carol Reproaches Over Son’s Paris Reading of Affairs
Crown Prince Michael, in Paris en route to London, learns of his father King Carol I of Roumania's private love life from an English newspaper. Carol recalls Michael from London and bans him from England as the matter sparks a protest from Roumanian and British officials.
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Paris
U.P
Carol of
Mistress
Michael
London
Bucharest
Magda Lupescu
Carol
Daddy
Madame Lupescu
Roumanian Legation
Parisy
England
Lise
Prince of Wales
G O P Nominee Hurries Home as Mother Falls Ill
Republican governor hopeful Orville Bullington cancels speaking engagements after his mother Mrs. Sarah Bullington falls ill in Weatherford. He plans to travel Northwest Texas stops including Olton Muleshoe Sudan Amherst Littlefield Levelland and Lubbock unless his mother's condition worsens. Supporters cover additional towns and several engagements in Texas are cancelled. Bullington urged tax relief measures during Plainview speech.
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Plainview
Orville Bullington
Sarah Bullington
Weatherford
Bullington
Abilene
Texas
Slaton
Post
Snyder
Loraine
Roscoe
Sweetwater
Trent
Merkel
R. P. Smyth
University Student Confesses to Ten Burglaries
A 20 year old University of Texas student from Brenham confessed in a written statement to ten burglaries. Police say at least five burglary charges will be filed. The robberies yielded about $117 and several personal items including two kodaks and a fountain pen.
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Austin
University of Texas
Brenham
Raymond Thorp
Ted Klaus
Rio Grande Flood Wrecks Rail Line and Forces Evacuations
Rio Grande floodwaters washed out a Missouri Pacific track near Weslaco blocking trains to Brownsville while a levee breach near the Willacy Cameron line inundated thousands of acres in Willacy County and Sebastian. Villagers fled Sebastian as water rose two feet, with fears of Lyford and Raymondville inundation prompting emergency levees and guard patrols along the river.
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Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Weslaco
Willacy
Cameron County
Willacy County
Sebastian
Lyford
Raymondville
Hidalgo County
Hidalgo
McAllen
Donna
Mercedes
Adams Returns for Grand Jury Theft Indictment
Bill Adams, not the sheriff elect, was brought from Dallas by Sheriff W N Thompson to face a grand jury indictment for theft exceeding fifty dollars a felony offense. His trial date has not been set.
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Adams
Bill Adams
Dallas
W. N. Thompson
Third Whiskey Batch Since the Old Days To Be Ordered Soon
Dr. James M. Doran, commissioner of industrial alcohol, says permits will soon be issued for manufacturing 2,000,000 gallons of medicinal liquor the third batch authorized since national prohibition. Warehouses demand timely production to age whisky five years, with current stock under 10,000,000 gallons. Two-thirds of planned output will be bourbon from Kentucky and one-third rye from Maryland-Pennsylvania.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Doran
Kentucky
Maryland-Pennsylvania
El Paso Churchman Denounces Rodríguez
Bishop A J Schuler of the Catholic diocese of El Paso denounces Mexican President Abelardo Rodríguez accusing him of hostile persecution of the church. He says government threats to convert Catholic churches into factories and schools reflect Bolshevik style opposition.
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EL Paso
Rodriguez
W.P
Russia
A. J. Schuler
T Paso
Abelardo Rodrigues
Mexico
Bonus Marchers Reassemble for Renewed Claims Drive
Hundreds of veterans from scores of states converge on Uniontown Pennsylvania for the national convention of the shattered bonus expeditionary force. Officials estimate 400 to 600 veterans attend with hundreds more expected, continuing a campaign halted after Washington disorders and revived at a mountain retreat near Johnstown.
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Uniontown
Washington
Johnstown
War Like Guard Patrols Canton After Miner Shot
Steel helmeted militia troops patrolled Canton after rioting left miner Robert Pollitt wounded. Troops from Peoria joined 100 deputy sheriffs and 24 state highway patrolmen to quell unrest in the coal county. Pollitt, 20, was struck while stepping from his automobile during a strike era confrontation.
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Canton
Peoria
Robert Pollitt
Militia Guards Illinois High School During Coal Strike
In Kincaid Illinois 170 striking miners' children walk out of the high school to protest non union coal used to heat the building. militia guards arrive to shield the remaining 17 pupils as tensions flare and students taunt each other amid the strike.
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Militia Guards
Kincaid
U.P
Illinois
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