New York Politics and World Outlook in Wise Column
Arthur Brisbane notes New York Democratic convention backing Roosevelt and Lehman, with Smith health concerns. He foresees rapid growth, real estate booms, and regional population rises while calling for closer U S Europe banking cooperation and air mail expansion. Paul von Hindenburg is praised. Trotsky’s exile and Soviet leadership discussed along with Prohibition era drink lore.
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New York State
Smith
Franklin Do. Roosevelt
Col
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Airport Record of Monoplane and Cross Country Flights
Amarillo Airport Register lists Javelair Monoplane Whirlwind piloted by C A Lalotte Arrived Oct 3 5 15 pm from Wichita departed Oct 4 6 30 am to Los Angeles Ryan B Whirlwind piloted by Paul Foster Arrived Oct 4 12 30 pm from San Diego departed Oct 4 1 05 pm to Tulsa Cross Country flight Brougham piloted by Harold nglish with passengers Jimmy Shelton George Conrad Earl Fuqua Orville Henton departed Oct 8 6 30 am to Romero and Nara Visa New Mexico returned Oct 4 45 pm to SS Dm
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Amarillo Airport Corp
C. A. Lalotte
Wichita
Kansas
Los Ngeles
Ryan B
Paul Foster
San Diego
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ryan Bi
Brougham
Haroldnglish
Jimmy Shelton
Eorge Conrad
Earl Fuqua
Orville Henton
Romero
Nara Visa
New Mexico
Yanks Rally Behind Gehrig Homer Against Cardinals
play by play describes Alexander falters as the Yankees tie or lead the Cardinals with Gehrig delivering a terrific homer to right field. Meusel strikes out. Durst, Rath and Gehrig score on the blast. Two fans, three hits, no errors. Second inning.
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Durst
Rath
Gehrig
Meusel
Alec
Lasveri
No Runs Scored In Rugged Baseball Incomplete Play
A partial game scene shows Bottomley beating Roberwon to first as Ren eough misplays a toss, Pierna sacrifices, and Hengough scores on Durst's soft hit. Koenle fouls a high fly, leaving runners stranded and the inning unresolved.
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Bottomley
Roberwon
Ren Eough
Pierna
Wilsa
Mottomley
Durst
Koenle
Cardinals Rally in Third Inning Streak
One run on one hit with no errors in the third inning. Frisch hit a single off Lazeeri, Pipieras attempted a pickoff at first, Frisch stole second, Hottomley struck out, and Pipieras nearly caught Frisch at second as the play continued.
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Cardinals
Frisch
Lazeeri
Pipieras
Hottomley
Piperas
Amarillo Delegation Attends Roswell Cotton Carnival
More than fifty Amarillo business men traveled to Roswell for the Chaves County Cotton Carnival with autos and a Santa Fe round trip rate. The group planned breakfast at Clovis Harvey House after the all states parade showing broad representation from U S states and 12 foreign countries. Participating firms include Morrow Thomas Hardware Co Mistletoe Creamery Thompson Wholesale Drug Gulf Refining Co Sigman Furniture Co and others.
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Amarillo
Roswell
Chaves
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway
Harvey House
Clovis
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
Mistletoe Creamery
Thompson Wholesale Drug
Gulf Refining Co
Sigman Furniture Co
Great West Mill and Elevator Co
Clowe and Cowan
Crane Candy Co
Southwestern Public Service Co
First National Bank
Amarillo Bank and Trust Co
Amarillo National Bank
Panhandle Lumber Co
Junior Coffee Co
American Wholesale Co
United Sash and Door Co
Harman “Motor Co
Sears-Roebuck and Co
Southwestern Engraving Co
International Harvester Co
Hunsley’s, Inc
Ponder’s Cash Grocery and Gas _ Leftwich
John Gilvin
R. T. Emmett
Neal Ainsworth
J. EB. Biggs
Amarillo Woman Burned In Gasoline Explosion Cleanup
Mrs. Harry J. Hibbs of 3708 Tyler street suffered severe burns when a small bucket of gasoline exploded while she cleaned clothes. Neighbors helped control the blaze before and after the alarm, and she was taken to Northwest Texas hospital where doctors expect recovery.
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Harry J. Hibbs
Tyler Street
Tyler
Hughes Street
Hibbs
Man killed by train near Bellaire Junction
W E Mays of Houston, 40, was instantly killed when an inbound Southern Pacific train crashed into his stationary automobile on the crossing at Bellaire Junction. He apparently fell asleep at the wheel and stalled on the tracks. Griggs ambulance service was reported.
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Associated Press
Houston
W. E. Mays
Southern Pacific
Bellaire Junction
Borger Druggist Sentenced to Prison on Narcotic Charge
Borger druggist Tom Cullens, part owner of Nyal Drug store, was sentenced to eighteen months in Leavenworth by Judge James Cilson after pleading guilty to narcotic violations. Co-defendant William Ohler received 90 days in Potter County jail. Otto Pietzsch of Berger was placed on two years probation for similar offenses.
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Borger
Tom Cullens
Leavenworth
James Cilson
Cullens
Nyal
Wink
William Ohler
Ohler
Potter County
Otto Pietzsch
Berger
Two youths to die in chair for slaying
In Chicago on October 5 a year old girl’s testimony led to death sentences for two youths and their 18 year old accomplice for killing Policeman Easy during a drug store holdup. The trio faces the electric chair, ages about the same as Leopold and Loeb, who killed Bobby Franks.
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United Press
Chicago
Chum
Charles Walz
Tony Greece
Loeb
Leopold
Bobby Franks
County seat case appealed to Amarillo court
Gray county’s bid to keep the county seat in Lefors appeals after a March 9 vote moved records and court activity to Pampa. Appellants Massey et al claim public interests suffer, seek Lefors as seat. case styled Massey v Studer progresses to the Amarillo Court of Civil Appeals for Wednesday October 10.
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Gray County
Lefors
Pampa
Amarillo
Football toll for season now seven
The Associated Press reports the season's football death toll has risen to seven with the death of William Charles Young, a national guard player from Monongahela, Pennsylvania, who suffered a broken neck in a game. Earlier victims included Miles F. Fox, James Fenton, Norman Matthews, Jack Coffield, Ross Taylor, and Leo Goodreau, with the toll attributed to accidents and injuries in various games.
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Associated Preas
New York
William Charles Young
National Guard
Monongahela
Young
Monongahela City
Miles F. Fox
Navy
James Fenton
Holy Cross
Norman Matthews
Lawrence
Mass
Jack Coffield
Allentown
Ross Taylor
Hiram
Ohio
Leo Goodreau
Villanova
Loss of GOP campaign data prompts private probes
Private detectives investigate the disappearance of campaign materials from Republican National Committee desks in Washington. An official said desks were rifled and some papers were very important and irreplaceable while guards were placed to prevent further depredations.
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United Press
Washington
Qet
Republican National Committee
Harry J. Brown
Mittee
Graf Zeppelin Postponed Flight to United States
The Graf Zeppelin dirigible's flight to the United States is now postponed to after October 9 due to wind and weather conditions. Dr Hugo Eckener stated the exact route will depend on the prevailing conditions.
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Preas
Friedrichshafen
Germany
United States
Hugo Eckener
Veteran Mexia editor N P Houx dies at 68
Colonel N P Houx longtime publisher of the Mexia Daily News and Mexia Weekly Herald dies of heart disease in Mexia Texas at 68. He served in the Texas Legislature and attained lieutenant colonel rank in the National Guard. Survived by his widow, a brother and a sister. Funeral set for tomorrow.
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Associated Preas
Mexia
Tex
N. P. Houx
Houx
Mexia Daily News
Mexia Weekly Herald
Herald
Texas
Pampa Man Is Taken Here On Theft Charge
Ed Humphreys of Pampa was arrested this morning after alighting from a bus. He is wanted by Pampa authorities in connection with the alleged theft of carpenter tools, police here were advised.
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Ed Humphreys
Pampa
Humphreys
Vast crowd at station greets Demo nominee
A large crowd gathered at Fort Worth and Denver station as Sen Joe T Robinson arrived at 1 50. Mrs Robinson and party greeted by committees. A procession to the Auditorium for an 8 pm rally in Amarillo is planned with Mayor Lee Bivins and local officials leading.
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Fort Worth
Denver
Joe T. Robinson
Amarillo
Arkansas
Dalhart
Memphis
Plainview
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Panhandle
Lee Bivins
Senator Robinson
Robinson
Dave Derden
R. E. Underwood
R. M. Neely Wan
Robert Allinghameot
Congregational Church
al Smith
New York
Robinsons
World’s Fastest Human Charley Paddock Lectures Amarillo
Charley Paddock, famed track star and Olympic competitor, arrives in Amarillo to speak at 8 p.m. in the High School auditorium on sportsmanship and training. He will illustrate his rise to speed with motion pictures and discuss his career across three Olympics and the Inter Allied Games in Paris. Tickets are 20 to 35 cents for students and general attendees.
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New York
Vincent
Luigi Cornaro
Amarillo
Charley Paddock
Paris
Paddock
Tion
Bebe Daniels
California
Massena Mayor apologizes over ritual murder questioning
Mayor W. Gilbert Hawes of Massena New York offered deep regret after rabbis questioning over a ritual murder rumor. Dr Stephen Wise and Louis Marshall pressed for apology or removal amid the Barbara Griffith case investigation. The missing child was later found unharmed.
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Associated
Prevw
New York
W. Gilbert Hawes
Massena
N. Y
Stephen 8. Wise
American Jewish Congress
Albany
Smith
Louis Marshall
American Jewish Committee
Hawes
Berel Brennglass
Barbara Griffith
Woods
Corporal McCann
State Police
Wise
Marshall
Amarillo Airport Praised by Noted Fliers
A letter received by Harold W. English of Amarillo Airport Corp commends the facility and staff for courteous service during a trans continental flight by the United States Naval Reserve pilots aboard the Columbia. The pilots thank the Amarillo field for cooperation and publicity among East Coast pilots.
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Harold W. English
Amarilo Airport Corp
Jack Iseman
J. P. Farnham
Columbia
Los Angeles
United States Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve Air Unit
Rockaway Beach
New York City
Amarillo
Texas
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Joseph T. Robinson
Griggs Ambulance
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Women's Committee
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Roscoe Neely
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R. M. Bennett
R. &. Thompson
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