Earnshaw Masters Cardinals in Fourth World Series Game
Big George Earnshaw hurled a two hit gem as the Athletics beat the Cardinals to even the World Series at two games apiece. Pepper Martin provided the lone Cardinals offense with a home run and the A's offense spurred by Foxx's homer and Dykes's RBI single.
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Shire Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
George Earnshaw
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Athletics
Two Wounded in Dallas Realty Deal Shooting
Two Dallas business men were shot and critically wounded in an office fight over a real estate transaction. William Davis, 58, was arrested after claiming he was fleeced. Police report five shots were fired. two assault with intent to murder charges were filed.
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Dallas
Arthur Wolfe
Charles Stephan
O. R. Salman
William Davis
Davis
Horace L. Sunderlan
Stephan
Wolfe
Sunderlan
Frank Nigro, Jr
Hoover to hold unity meeting on national prospects
President Hoover announced a White House gathering of congressional readers to craft a program of national unity. The session will focus on domestic issues though it may touch the international scene. a bankers real estate forum is planned for tomorrow to discuss the domestic business and mortgage struggles.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Silver on a 14 to 1 basis would it help or hurt
Arthur Brisbane discusses Senator Borah’s push for a silver to gold ratio of 14 to 1, arguing questions of money supply and gold availability. He contends the dollar remains strong and warns against destabilizing currency by chasing silver. He notes silver’s wartime by products and copper demand as factors in currency needs.
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King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Borah
Hoover
Bryan
Italy
Europe
North American
North America
Mexico
Canada
United States
Naton
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity fair tonight with cooler Wednesday. West Texas expects fair weather, cooler in extreme west, increasing clouds and possible rain in extreme north, cooler in north. New Mexico mostly fair with little temperature change. today’s extremes range from 59 to 85 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Rug cleaning ad from Ideal Mattress Co
Public notice fragment shows Griges ambulance contact 4311 and advertising for rug cleaning services by Ideal Mattress Co.
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Ideal Mattress Co
President Hoover Throws Ball to Open World Series
President Hoover traveled from Washington to Philadelphia to witness the Cardinals beat the Athletics 5 to 2 in the third game of the World Series. An Associated Press telephoto captures the president tossing the ball to start the contest with Mrs. Hoover nearby.
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Hoover
Washington
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Athletics
Associated Press
Plans Made for Morrow's Funeral as World Mourns
Funeral plans formed for Sen. Dwight W. Morrow who died in his sleep at 58 from a cerebral hemorrhage. Leaders including Hoover and MacDonald paid tribute. Anne Lindbergh and Col. Lindbergh mourned abroad. Services set for 3 PM at First Presbyterian Church with Pastor Carl Elmore officiating.
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Englewood
N. J
Sen
Dwight Whitney Morrow
Morrow
Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
Incomplete Rally Drives Runs From Early Baseball Play
Cochrane drew a walk on ball four, Simmons singled to center advancing Cochrane to third. Simmons stole second as Foxx flew out to Martin. The fragment shows a tense early inning with runners on base and defensive outs shaping the action.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
Cardinals
Flowers
Haas
Watkins
Earnshaw
Frisch
Simmons
Athletics
Bishop
Bottomley
Cochrane
Foxx
Miller
Wilson
Hafey
Martin
Athletics High
Williams
Johnson
Gelbert
Cardinala
Cardinal
Ned
Cardinals fall short in late inning defense
In the eighth inning Martin lined a long double for his second straight hit. Cochrane made a sensational catch of Bert's foul near the stand. Derringer relieved Lindsey in the ninth as Miller and Dykes were sent back by strikeouts. Williams and Watkins added outs as Frisch and Simmons handled fly balls.
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High
Earnshaw
Watkins
Simmons
Athletics
Cochrane
Martin
Foxx
Miller
Williams
Johnson
Lindsey
Cardinals
Wilson
Gelbert
Collins
Athletics Derringer
Derringer
Bottomley
Frisch
Damage Suit Against Ex-Officers on Trial
A $30,000 damage suit filed by E. F. Lambright against former Gray County officials E. L. Graves and G. H. Parrish is on trial in the U S district court. Jurors were seated and testimony began, with Lambright seeking $5,000 actual and $25,000 punitive damages for an alleged hotel room beating in March 1930 at the Rex Hotel in Pampa during a search for stolen goods.
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E. 8. Graves
Gray County
G. H. Parrish
United States District Court
E. F. Lambright
Pampa
Lambright
Rex
Empire Oil & Gas Company
Herman Wachtendorf
Graves
Lindberghs Arrive in Shanghai After Death News
Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh reached Shanghai amid a heavy rainstorm after learning of Dwight Morrow's death. They traveled by speed boat from the Hermes to the customs jetty and then by car to the Cathay Hotel. Mrs Lindbergh appeared strained while Lindbergh said they could not yet decide their future plans.
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Lindberghs
Hermes
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Lindbergh
United Press
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Texas WCTU vows principled vote in coming election
Mrs. Claude De Van Watts leads the Texas WCTU at its 50th state convention and states the group will vote on principle, not party lines. She warns Dems of influence from national figures and declares Franklin Roosevelt is wet. The assembly renews its pledge to enforcement, praises the American Legion and proposes anti smoking campaigns.
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Austin
U.P
Claude de van Watts
Texas
South
Democratic Party
John J. Ras~kob
Jouett Shouse
Nellie Ross
T. W. Davidson
Roosevelt
van Watts
Franklin Roosevelt
Texas W. C. T. U
Texas American Legion
American Press
Autumn Fete Planned On Florence L Kistler Lawn
The Thrift Room Committee of the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers will host an autumn fete Friday night on the Florence L. Kistler home lawn at 2218 Hughes Street starting 8 30 p m. An autumn court with a queen and maids of honor will appear along with dancing music and colored lights. A refreshment booth will be built at the lawn edge. Mrs E H Gibson chairs the program committee.
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Thrift Room Committee
Amarillo
E. H. Gibson
British vote set for Oct 2
Parliament will be dissolved and general election held Oct 27 announced by Prime Minister MacDonald after meeting King George. It is the first since May 30, 1929, when Baldwin’s Conservative government fell and Labour returned to power. Prorogation expected tomorrow. dissolution Thursday with throne speech.
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London
MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Labor Party
George
Health talks begin 10 night series in Amarillo
Gilbert Thayer author lecturer and chief food chemist of the National Health Bureau opens an 8 pm, 10 night health lecture series this evening in Amarillo. He argues diseases stem from a disordered life and that proper food undergoes chemical changes to remedy conditions. He claims listeners can control weight by dietary changes.
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Gilbert Thayer
National Health Bureau
Amarillo
Thayer
National and State Bank Calls Issued
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of September 29. The state banking commissioner issued a similar call for state banks' financial condition as of the same date.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Austin
James Shaw
Brick Wall Crushes Worker During Plant Demolition
Fort Worth Texas October 6 John Malone 55 was crushed to death yesterday when a brick wall toppled on him while demolishing a gas manufacturing plant. Other workmen escaped.
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Fort Worth
Tex
John Malone
Evangelist Aimee McPherson Not aboard Rock Island Train
A Globe reporter asked a Rock Island conductor if Aimee Semple McPherson was on the early morning Golden State Limited train arriving in Amarillo. The conductor replied, I don't know him, as McPherson traveled unseen between Dalhart and Liberal, Kansas, while crowds gathered at the depot.
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Aimee McPherson
Hutton
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Amarillo
The
Globe
Pullman
Evangelist
Aimee Semple McPherson-futton
Golden State Limited
Dalhart
Liberal
Kan
Heavy buying drives stocks on New York Exchange
Stocks surged on October 6 as investors priced in likely economic news after Hoover’s White House meeting. Leading issues jumped with American Can up $5 and American Telephone $3 as trading stayed heavy. profit taking followed some top moves. Also the Exchange moved to curb short selling by requiring brokers to mark real, long, or short sales.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Hoover
White House
American Telephone
United States Steel Common
Case
Coca Cola
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Allied Chemical
Woolworth
Exchange
Committee On Business Conduct
Unemployed Riot Injures Several in London Crowd
Crowds of unemployed including women hurled stones at mounted police near the British Museum. Police charged into the throng and several persons were trampled and injured in the incident, the third such clash in London within a week.
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London
U.P
British Museum
Make Em Laugh Forget Low Mood In Vaudeville Season
Directors and booking agents urge actors to keep laughs coming as mood improves for vaudeville across New York Chicago and the nation. A veteran booking chief says demand for good comedy skits and top comedians is rising with audiences favoring light romance musical shows hokum and stronger drama.
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Chicago
New York
Jury in liquor case still out
The jury deliberating the conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws faced a delay with no verdict by 2 PM. Judge Wilson provided a 34 page charge at 9 AM and the jurors are studying it. Defendants Walter Willmering J FR Sneed Beauchamp Pottinger and Quintus Thomson await verdict while nine others were dismissed or found not guilty. The trial has drawn local interest after a week of proceedings.
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James C. Wilson
Walter W. Willmering
J. FR. Sneed
Beauchamp Pottinger
Quintus R. Thomson
Trio Caught in Liquor Net Provide Bond
Three Boston men were freed on $2,500 bail each after police and coast guards seized 600 cases of liquor cached in a barn near the summer estate of Charles Francis Adams Secretary of the Navy in Scituate Massachusetts The barn lay near the secretary’s land and the raid followed reports of cars shuttling to the barn The liquor valued at about $50,000 had used shores near Adams property as a landing point before.
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Scituate
Mass
Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Capone Goes on Trial for Tax Evasion in Chicago
In Chicago on October 6 the government began tax evasion proceedings against Al Capone over a six year income cited as 1 038 654. Capone entered not guilty, a jury was summoned, and Judge James H Wilkerson questioned veniremen to uncover fixed opinions.
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Scarface
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U. S. District Court Today
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Veniremen
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