Cardinals Complete World Series Victory In Shutout
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Detroit Tigers 11 to 0 in game seven to win the World Series four games to three. Dizzy Dean hurled a decisive shutout as the Cardinals exploded for seven runs in one inning and a violent benching incident led to Joe Medwick being removed from the game amid left field crowd turmoil.
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Navin Field
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Cards
Landis
Joe Medwick
Cardinal
Eldon Auker
Tigers
R. H. E. Cardinals
Cardinals
Martin
Rothrock
Rogell
White
Frisch
Medwick
Owen
Collins
Cochrane
Gehringer
Charley
Durocher
Dean
Goslin
Dinzy
Greenberg
Auker
Fox
Rowe
Tiger
Delancey
Elon Hogsett
Orsatti
Hogsett
Tommy Hridges
St. Louis
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Bridges
Roger
Goose
Lee
Pliny
Versailles King Mortally Wounded as Assassin Fires
In Belgrade on October 9 Crown Prince Peter, heir to the Yugoslav throne, is cited as next in line as the aging king dies after an assassination attempt. Prime Minister Barthou is fatally wounded while shielding the king, amid chaotic scenes as police restore order.
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Marseilles
France
U. P
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
Louis Barthou
George
Dimitriejevitch
Admiral Berthelot
Toulon
Klem Petrus
Zagreb
Europe
Sarajevo
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Italy
Germany
Little
Entente
Barthou
Jail bars eyed to curb escapes at Potter County tanks
Sheriff Bill Adams sought estimates to install saw proof bars in state and federal tanks at the county jail. He proposed bars around day rooms and on three courthouse windows to prevent future breaks after a recent escape. Commissioner Mark Parker urged prison clothing for inmates. The day’s other major issue concerned Owen Boulter, a 61 year old veteran nicknamed Major, who smashed glass to reenter the federal building after being released only days earlier.
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Bill Adams
Potter County Commissioners’ Court
Mark Parker
Owen Boulter
Boulter
Fuil
Bob Clark
Victim of Tractor Shows Improvement
A. A. Tucker, 45, injured when run over by a tractor on the O. E. Austin farm south of Bushland, showed improvement at North West Texas Hospital. He was uncoupling a tractor from a wheat drill when it slipped into reverse. Tucker lives eight miles southwest of Wildorado and has a wife and eight children.
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A. A. Tucker
Northwest Texas Hospital
O. E. Austin
Bushland
Tucker
Wildorado
Catalonia Declares Independence Amid Bloodshed
The article notes Catalonia's official declaration of independence from Spain amid severe fighting and casualties, likening its struggle to Ireland's historic resistance to rule from central authorities. The piece references the Catalan anthem and parallels to Ireland's Wearing of the Green.
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Catalonia
Ireland
Kingdom
Great Britain
Relief and Centennial To Legislature Friday
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson called the fifth meeting of the 43rd Legislature for a fourth special session. A poll showed 104 of 150 representatives and 19 of 20 senators present as lawmakers prepare to reconvene next Friday for more debate and lawmaking.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce to Report at Amarillo meeting
The first regular meeting of the reorganized Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will be held Wednesday at noon in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Secretary Carl Hinton said the board will report its activities from the past several months and invites both members and non members to attend. Citizens may offer suggestions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Carl Hinton
Elvtc
Hineton
Hintin
John E. Milt
Texas Schools Get 1933 34 Balance Due
The Texas state board of education remitted 50 cents per pupil as the final payment of the $16 per pupil state aid for 1933 34. The total remittance was about $787 826. The board started reviewing 126 textbooks recommended for grade and high schools by a five member committee of school officials and teachers.
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Austin
State Board of Education
Texas Public Schools
Texas
Lindbergh identifies Hauptmann in cemetery voice match
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh says Bruno Hauptmann was present in St Raymond's Cemetery the night the ransom phrase Hey Doctor come here was spoken. District Attorney Samuel J. Foley said Hauptmann repeated the line last Sept 26 for Lindbergh who identified the voice as the same. Officials will confer on Hauptmann extradition to New Jersey to stand trial for murder.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno KR. Hauptmann
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Lindbergh
Doctor
Samuel J. Foley
Bronx
Foley
Hauptmann
Poley
Col. Lindbergh
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Charles A Lindbergh, Jr
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Maid Questioned In Vanderbilt Custody Case
French maid Marla Caillot faced cross examination in New York as she testified about alleged incidents in the private life of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt. Mrs. Vanderbilt seeks custody of her 10 year old daughter from her sister in law Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
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New York
Marla Caillot
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Nathan Burkan
Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Paraguay Demands Immediate Pause in Chaco War
Geneva Oct 9 Paraguay called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in the Chaco war and proposed a special non aggression pact with international guarantees in a message to the League of Nations conciliation committee.
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Geneva
Paraguay
Chaco
League of Nations Conciliation Committee
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Sees Cooler Tonight
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with Wednesday mainly fair for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas shows partial clouds tonight and Wednesday with cooler in the north. New Mexico expects generally fair skies tonight and Wednesday with cooler north and east areas and cooler southwest. Temperature extremes reach 58 to 71 degrees by 2 o clock.
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Amarillo
Vicineity
West Texas
New Mexico
Scattered Shots Mark End of Spain's Revolt
The Spanish revolt appeared near its end with Madrid awaiting parliament reconvening as the government pursued a mop up of rebel groups nationwide. Reports put dead at 500 to 1,000 and SAN SEBASTIAN remained cut off from the capital.
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Spain
Madrid
San Sebastian
Experts Tackle Wind Erosion Plan in Texas Panhandle
The Soil Erosion Service announces a federal wind erosion control project covering about 15 195 acres in Dalhart County Texas with headquarters at Dalhart. A $70 000 public works allotment funds surveys and $235 000 remains for immediate field work to show farmers how to prevent wind driven soil loss amid last summer’s drouth.
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Panhandle
William
White
Washington
The
Soil Erosion Service
Texas Panhandle
Drouth
Dallam County
Dalhart
Texas
High Plains
Southwest
H. H
Bennett
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