Prison Riot at Canon City Involves Two Gangs
Investigators report at least two gangs of convicts totaling about 24 prisoners took part in the state pen mutiny last week. The uprising cost 12 lives and about 500000 in damages. Governor Adams orders a broad inquiry into prison conduct while corrections officials delay hearings amid board secretaryship dispute.
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Brisbanes column and MacDonald visit contrasted with Britain
Arthur Brisbane notes on The Globe column contrasts Democratic America with Conservative Britain as Ramsay MacDonald, first British prime minister to visit the U S in office, hosts a royal style reception. Rosie Rosenberg, MacDonalds secretary, stands out amid vivid portraits. a Colorado prison rebellion ends with 150 convicts surrendering after killings of guards.
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The Day in Congress Tuesday Tariff Debate and Senate Actions
The Senate continues tariff debate as Democrats and western Republicans strike Republican provisions. Chairman Caraway assigns tariff lobbying inquiry to investigators. A Texas senator and Sheppard push liquor sale accountability. British PM Ramsay MacDonald addressed the Senate.
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Military court holds nineteen in custody in Holmes case
In Borger Texas military authorities round up suspects as Texas Rangers and National Guardsmen fill jails. Nineteen prisoners are held indefinitely under a general order tied to the Holmes murder investigation. Officials include officers and former officers charged with felonies.
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Hotel bellhop Witt Ingram arrested on liquor charges
Witt Ingram a negro bell hop at a local hotel was arrested by the sheriff s department last night and charged with possession and sale of liquor. Griggs ambulance. Phone 4311.
Suits Filed Against Cult After Finding of Girl’s Body
Civil actions totaling fourty four thousand dollars seek return of money, an oil lease, and Ventura county land from Mrs May Otis Blackburn and fellow cult members. The suits follow the discovery of 16 year old Willa Rhoads's body in Los Angeles as police investigate embezzlement charges and missing followers.
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Sheriff Seizes Large Still in County Raid
Sheriff Bill Thompson and deputies seized a large still and several hundred gallons of mash along with whiskey near the booster oil station in the county’s northern area this morning. Two men were reportedly arrested and the raiders had not returned to the city by 1 PM, with details unclear.
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Fort Worth Man Shot in Climax of Love Affair
Roy A. Scott, 38, a printer, was shot and likely fatally wounded by his cousin Miss Leora Hodges’s brothers Fred and Hughie Hodges after a love affair climax. The brothers then surrendered at the police station as investigators looked into the case.
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Jeanne Eagles Buried in Kansas City Church Funeral
Kansas City mourns Jeann Eagles the city’s famed actress who left at seven with a troupe and rose to Broadway fame. Brother George Eagles led mourners as a quiet service followed a Catholic mass at St. Vincent’s. Family members including mother Mrs. Julia Sullivan Eagles and sister Helen Elaine attended.
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Young Deaf Smith Farmer Dies By Gunshot
Ed Glass a young farmer 14 miles southeast of Wildorado in Deaf Smith County died early today from gunshot wounds. The cause is not known. He is survived only by a wife.
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Statement Call Made for Banks
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all National Banks as of the close of business Friday October 4. See John about building. Ph. 5285. John Maynard Lumber Co. 800 W. sth.
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World Series Fans Line Up At Wrigley For Game One
The crowd gathers at Wrigley Field as opening game of the 1929 World Series between the Cubs and Athletics begins. Fans endure a 24 hour wait for bleacher seats while vendors offer hot dogs and coffee and one man vows to eat only rye bread until the Cubs are champions.
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BOOZE LAW SEEN TANGLING SINCLAIR CASE DEPOSITIONS
Fall deposition possibly released during the Fall bribery trial after W B Bull, U S commissioner, retrieved the 10000 word El Paso document. The liquor buyer liability proposal by Senator Sheppard draws opposition from the Prohibition Amendment Association, calling it a nullification of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Britain Invites Japan to Five Power Naval Conference
Tokyo reports that Britain has invited Japan to take part in a five power naval conference. The invitation was published after being received by the British foreign office.
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Texans Plan To Organize Mollie Bailey Club
Texans will meet in Dallas on October 19 to form the Mollie Bailey Chapter of the Circus Fans Association of America. The hobby group gathers circus fans to hobnob with show people and discuss life under the big tent, named for Mollie Bailey who once operated a small show in the state.
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Cotton Crop Forecast Inches Toward Fifteen Million Bales
The Department of Agriculture forecast a cotton crop of 14,915,000 bales for the year, based on October 1 crop condition at 55.0 percent of normal. A month earlier a 14,825,000 bale projection was tied to September 1 conditions at 65.4 percent of normal. Last year’s crop totaled 14,476,000 bales with October 1 condition at 64.4 percent.
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Farm Board Division Proposed For Stabilization
In a letter, Farm Board Chairman Legge proposes two stabilization classes: cooperative operations under normal conditions and board-led actions under extraordinary circumstances. He outlines a framework to separate routine measures from emergency actions.
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Weigh Punishing of Liquor Buyer Considered
LITTLE ROCK Ark Oct 8 F Scott McBride of the Anti-Saloon League said his organization would study the Sheppard amendment to make the liquor buyer equally guilty with the seller Berry s for rug cleaning 905 W. 10th
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MacDonald and Daughter Move to Embassy Home
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel left the White House to stay at the British Embassy in Washington. They will live there until departing for Philadelphia and New York en route to Canada after meeting officials and inspecting the Library of Congress.
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Ehmke Chosen by Mack for Opening World Series Game
Connie Mack selected Howard Ehmke to start the opening game in Chicago for the 1929 World Series, pinning hopes on the right hander and bypassing predicted choices like George Earnshaw or Lefty Grove.
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World series opener at Wrigley Field draws huge crowd
Opening game between the Cubs and the Athletics attracts up to 50,000 along with a brass band and the comic duo Nick Altrock and Al Schacht. The scene includes 15,000 inside seats sold early, 700 police, 71 ushers, and a notable acting gimmick featuring Altrock and Spouting as a whale.
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Pet Stock column offers tricks for dogs and fun for all
Read the Globe-News Pet Stock column for a selection of tricks and ideas to teach a dog. It promises childhood fun and a playful bond between boy and dog, encouraging readers not to miss the activity.
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