German Unity Asserted At World Arms Conference
Rudolf Nadolny declared Germany eager to reach an arms disarmament accord at Geneva. Britain signaled informal warning to Germany against rearming in violation of postwar treaties, while noting possible representations under the Versailles pact if needed. Cabinet discussions favored giving Germany a final chance to withdraw from military expansion.
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Geneva
U.P
Rudolf Nadolny
Reich
United Press
London
Great Britain
United States
Stanley Baldwin
John Simon
U. S
Germany
Kathryn Kelly Slaps Guard in Kidnap Trial Prelude
Oklahoma City Oct 9 a swift jury completion marks start of the Charles Urschel kidnapping trial of George and Kathryn Kelly. A guard scuffle in the Federal Building lobby left Kelly with a bruised head and Kathryn boasting after slapping an officer while escort to the ninth floor courtroom began. Urschel attended as prosecutors expect about a dozen witnesses to prove the case.
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Oklahoma City
UPA
George
Kathryn Kelly
Charles F. Urschel
Kellys
Kathryn
Federal
Charles F. Ursehel
Kelly
J. C. White
Father
White
Memphis
Urschel
Lys
Triat
Herbert K. Hyde
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
R. G. Shannon
Paradise
Texas
Cotton raise estimated at 12 885 000 bales in 1933
The Department of Agriculture forecasts the 1933 cotton crop at 12 885 000 bales based on Oct 1 conditions, up 471 000 from September’s forecast but 117 000 below 1932 and about 12 percent under the 1928-32 average. A bear market followed the news in New York as prices fell about 75 cents per bale. Census Bureau data show 5 851 415 running bales ginned prior to Oct 1, including 195 128 round bales as half bales. World cotton consumption shows an increase.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Agriculture
New York
Census Bureau
Schumann Heink Recalls Old Times With May Peterson In Amarillo
Madame Schumann Heink and her son stayed at the Herring Hotel in Amarillo as she visited May Thompson the Golden Girl of Metropolitan. Thompson, recovering from a fall, shared news of meeting President Roosevelt and performing at the National American Legion Convention in Chicago where she received a gold medal.
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Madame Schumann-Heink
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Ernest ©. Thompson
May Peterson
Metropolitan
National American Legion
Chicago
Legion
Mrs. Thompson
Roosevelt
Madame Schumann - Heink
Swanee River
Texas State Legion
Brownwood
Gion
Thompson
Texas Legion
Schumann-Heink
Colonel Thompson
Austin
State Job Sale Probe Ordered
A resolution authorizing an investigation of alleged job selling in the Livestock Sanitary Commission was adopted by the Texas House. The appropriations committee will lead a speedy inquiry with subpoenas and records power, aiming to report by next Friday. Witnesses were ordered to appear, and the panel includes Burns Graves and Chastain.
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Burns
Harry Graves
Georgetown
O. F. Chastain
Eastland
Appropriations Committee
Livestock Sanitary Commissions
Texas Ranger Force
E. F. Jarrell
Tyler
Weaver Moore
Houston
Moore
T. H. McGregor
Russian Japanese relations strain over railway plots
MOSCOW October 9 Russian officials charged that Japanese officials plotted to seize Russia's half of the Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchuria Russia published four documents from Harbin and Manchukuo alleging Japanese plans to arrest Russian railway officials and consider seizure of the line The long running dispute over the railway has intensified as negotiations for sale of Russia's stake have stalled
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Ership
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Takashi Hishikari
Foreign Office
Harbin
Takashi
Japan
China
Manchoukuo
Accidental death verdict in Lieut Quereau case at hotel
A San Antonio Civilian Conservation Corps officer Lieut Charles H Quereau died after falling from a hotel window on Sunday at the Herring Hotel Justice of the Peace B R Clark ruled there was no violence or motive. The verdict cited packed bags and a planned trip from Fort Logan to Woden Texas. An inquiry by three army officers yielded undisclosed findings.
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Charles H. Quereau
San Antonio
Herring Hotel
Justice of the Peace
B. R. Clark
Justice Clark
Civilian Conservation Corps
Clark
Mr. Clark
Fort Logan
Colo
Woden
Tex
Army
GCC
Palo Duro Canyon
Quereau
H. E. Snow
Palo Duro
Burton Moore
Amarillo
Bob Malone
Pampa
Bill Morris
E. L. Jenkins
Dallas
CCC
Moore
Unidentified Body Found Near Friona
The body of a man, about 40 to 45 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall with greying sandy hair and a gold crowned left eye tooth, was found in tall grass near a water hole half a mile east of Friona. He was killed by two bullet wounds to the head, likely about 90 days ago, and a Friona investigation was opened.
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Clovis
N. M
Friona
Farley in New York War Talk, Brisbane Says
Arthur Brisbane comments on New York politics with Farley as a looming rival to La Guardia. He notes Farley’s restraint and political ambition, suggesting a possible 1940 White House run, amid rumors of an imitation air war scenario and secrecy.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Mr. la Guardia
New York
Mr. Farley
United States
Bombing Triggers Territorial Guard in Sullivan County
National Guard troops were ordered into Sullivan County after the bombing of four homes in Sullivan and clashes between union pickets and non union mine workers at Shelburn. In Pittsburgh, thousands of miners returned to work as others kept striking to press for full unionization of Pennsylvania soft coal fields. Steel executives prepared to meet with UMW officials and mine representatives under President Roosevelt.
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Sullivan
Ind
W.P— National Guard
Sullivan County
Starburn
Shelburn
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Steel Company
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Explosion Probed on Submarine L-26 at Campbeltown
Investigators pursue the cause of a blast and fire aboard the submarine L-26 at Campbeltown harbor Scotland. Two men were killed and15 injured as the vessel, recently grounded on rocks, was refloated to proceed with autumn maneuvers. Officials suspect water entered batteries through a hull hole during recharging.
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Campbelton Harbor
Scotland
Portland
Kintyre
Three masked bandits rob bank in Tryon Oklahoma
Three masked men robbed the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tryon today taking $550. They held three men as hostages during a five mile pursuit in a light automobile toward Chandler.
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Tryon
Okla
U.P
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Chandler
Hugh Johnson appeals to housewives to buy now
Washington October 9 NRA’s buy now campaign targets the American housewife as the main spender of family income. Johnson urges buying to support payrolls, boost demand, and sustain recovery. He notes higher prices ahead and frames shopping as an investment while government and industry push plans to stimulate consumption.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Resume Work On Test Well Near Amarillo
Drilling restarts at 8 am Tuesday on the Woolsey and Devore test south east of Amarillo after a two week shutdown for engine parts. Texhoma Gas Company has lent aid and will deliver bull wheels while a steel crown block replaces the wood unit. Equipment is ready to reach 6000 to 6500 feet to thoroughly test lower formations, with gas anticipated as depth reaches 4211 feet in the big lime.
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Woolsey & Devore
Amarillo
Texhoma Gas Company
36th Division Vets Choose 1934 Site
Fort Worth will host the 1934 reunion of the 36th Division World War veterans after a two day session. Fort Worth defeated Galveston and Houston in bids, Maj Gen John A Hulen was reelected president and Jed J Johnson of Ardmore was named first vice president.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Galveston
Houston
John A. Hulen
Division Association
Jed J Johnson
Ardmore
Okla
Amarillo and Vicinity Weather Forecast
Forecast shows fair conditions for Amarillo and west Texas tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperature. New Mexico will be fair tonight and Tuesday, with temperatures ranging around 43 to 67 degrees today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Belt Kelly found guilty in federal stock fraud case
J & Belt and A J Kelly of Amarillo were found guilty by a federal court jury of using mail to defraud in a case linked to the J I Belt Helium Interests. A sealed verdict followed a one hour deliberation. Five others received penitentiary terms for participation in the Bo vina post office burglary plot. Kelly may issue a statement in his defense later.
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J. &. Belt
A. J. Kelly
Amarillo
U. S. District Court
Man Tanne
Wilean Hearts
Juurs Vee &. VV Afr
Belt
E. T. Miller
Clyde Eastus
Bovina
Kelly
James Jarett
el Reno
Okla
Sherman W. Stout
Jippie
Robert Hulen
Leavenworth
William Elis
William H. Drake
Ellis
Panhandle
J. 8. Belt Helium
Injured Brady to Face Trial Near Here
In Tucumcari New Mexico a wounded Robert Brady may be the first man tried locally for alleged participation in the Kansas City Station massacre. Sheriff Ira Allen and a deputy shot Brady as he fled a trap. Jim Clark was arrested with him and nine others fled from the Kansas State penitentiary Memorial Day. Brady may face robbery charges if not held on the massacre case. Alee Street, federal investigator, questioned him about four officers and Frank Nash slayings. Brady’s condition is described as grave.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Robert
Big Boy
Albuquerque
Brady
Frank Nash
Kansas City
Street
Citizens State Bank
Gang Clearing House Bared by Gun Death
Chicago reports unfold of a nationwide gang clearing house for bank and post office bandits. Edgar Lebensberger’s death linked to a $500,000 mail robbery indictment widens inquiry. Federal authorities hold suspects in several cities as they probe Lebensberger’s 225 Club and safety boxes expected to reveal deeper gang operations.
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Chicago
John J. (Ross) McLaughlin
James H. Wilkerson
Edgar B. Lebensberger
North Shore
Lebensberger
Lehbensberger
Superior Street
Luella
Gus Winkler
Fred
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Arthur Brisbane
King Feature Syndicate
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Globe
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New York City
Hugh Johnson
Layepntin Agency
Says Suite
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