Today by Arthur Brisbane Today
The Globe reprints Arthur Brisbane comments on stock markets and wars. Bears threaten values with short selling while asks what will be done. Raw material prices fall, copper at ten cents, England buys heavily, futures delivery interest grows. War as a potential price stimulant looms next.
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Mail Routes To Be Started On October 15
Twenty four hour air rail travel from Amarillo to New York will be inaugurated by Transcontinental and Western Air. Mail service on the route begins October 15. Twelve passenger Ford tri motor planes sail on a temporary schedule leaving Amarillo at 6 45 am and arriving New York next morning. Regular schedule later fixes east bound departure at 7 57 am with intermediate stops including Oklahoma City Tulsa Springfield Mo St Louis Indianapolis and Columbus.
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Young Americans Seek Action in Brazil War
New York Oct. 10 United Press reports young Americans flock to Brazilian government offices seeking to join the fighting in Brazil. Apply at a rate of fifty daily, with some asking how to contact rebel forces after being told foreigners are not being hired as soldiers.
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Monoplane Columbia completes second transatlantic voyage
London Oct 10 The air ministry said the Monoplane Columbia landed at Tresco in the Scilly Islands completing its second trans Atlantic flight The crew Captain Errol Boyd Canadian airman and Lieutenant Harry P Connor American flier navigator were reported safe with no immediate plans to proceed to Croydon
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Weather Synopsis for Amarillo and Region
Weather report notes cloudy unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday for Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas: partly cloudy with scattered showers in the southern portion tonight and Saturday. New Mexico: unsettled and colder, likely showers in the southern portion tonight and Saturday. Amarillo temperature extremes 72 and 60 degrees at 1 PM Friday.
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Good Things to Eat Wants Ads Market for Farm Produce
Founda market place for eggs fryers home made cakes cookies pastries butter fruit and other table necessities. The newly inaugurated Good Things to Eat Column classification number 27 A in the Want Ads offers an economical way for anyone with farm produce or home made delicacies to contact the large market which exists for these foodstuffs. Just phone 6262.
Polo Negri Seeks Divorce From Prince Mdivani
Paris Oct 10 Polo Negri motion picture actress filed for divorce from Prince Serge Mdivani. She attended the Seine tribunal with two attorneys and will face the reconciliation session later in the month. Grounds for divorce not disclosed.
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Dry agent Cheatham convicted on liquor count in framing case
Houston, Oct. 10 A federal jury found D. R. Cheatham suspended dry agent guilty of liquor transportation as an accomplice in an alleged frame up of Houston aviator W. L. Edwards. Co defendant C. H. Smith testified he planted liquor in Edwards' car after Cheatham hinted charges would be dropped.
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Herrick to Jail in Booze Making Case
Former Oklahoma congressman Manuel Herrick was sentenced in federal court to six months for manufacture and possession of liquor at a 500 gallon still in St. Marys county Maryland. Two associates received six months and three months respectively, with all terms to be served in Baltimore city jail.
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Solon Assails Injunction Use At AFL Convention
Boston Oct 10 United States Senator Robert F Wagner of New York condemned reliance on injunctions as a tool against unions. He blamed business and government leaders for failing to prepare for downturns and urged workers not to be reassured by official assurances while unemployment persists.
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No Organized Dope Traffic In Amarillo
Federal narcotic agent says there are no organized trafficking connections in Amarillo after a Virginia Rooms raid on 500 Harrison Street yielded a quantity of dope. The operative, withdrawn earlier, returned for the raid and helped arrest two former penitentiary inmates, Fred Rogers and Marie Rhodes, on charges of possession and sale of dope.
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Rebels Claim General Gains As Major Brazil Battle Opens
Rebels claim general gains in Parana toward Sao Paulo and into Santa Catarina cities as Minas Gerais forces invade Rio de Janeiro state. Federal lines say rebel advance is negligible while efforts focus on recapturing Minas Gerais and its capital Belo Horizonte.
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Dry Up Boston Order Follows Liquor Deaths
Boston officials imposed a city wide dry up order amid a bitter debate over liquor conditions at the American Legion convention. Four people died and 858 were treated in hospitals. Federal prohibition administrator Jonathan Lewis ordered a cleanup by agents after Paul E. Leary of Little Falls New York was fined 250 dollars for bootlegging.
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Topeka native Ralph T. O'Neal earns Legion top honor
Ralph T. O'Neal of Topeka, newly elected national commander of the American Legion, is noted as a World War I veteran among the 90 day wonders. He entered officers training camp, joined the 11th Infantry, 5th Division, fought in the Meuse Argonne, was cited for gallantry, and promoted to captain. After war he practiced law in Topeka and once ran unsuccessfully for state attorney general.
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Legion convention tied to liquor arrests and blindness cases
Police seized ten quarts of liquor and found price lists and telegrams linking deliveries from Miami. Blindness and paralysis cases surged at Guy hospital and related relief stations with hundreds treated daily. officials estimated nearly 600 treated since last Saturday. Lewis denied a broad policy and blamed only local police for intoxicated arrests.
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Laura Ingalls Flying East Sets West East Record Run
Laura Ingalls arrived in Kingman Arizona at 10 30 a m local time completing a three hour 17 minute leg as she races across the continent to set a women’s west east flight mark. California to Arizona and onward to weather reports await the two young transcontinental fliers as Buck and Ingalls push toward the Atlantic seaboard.
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Woman Slashed by Husband Improves at Hospital
Myrtle Parker, slashed in the throat chin and above an eye by her husband, is getting along fine according to his surrender statement. She remains at St. Anthony's hospital where she has been a patient since the Wednesday night attack in the 200 block on Madison Street.
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Gauchos Turn to Khaki as Brazilian Revolt Moves South
In Sant Ana do Livramento the Gauchos of southern Brazil swap riding clothes for uniforms. Hundreds board trains bound for Parana as rebel forces gain momentum toward Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Rebels claim progress with Lorena captured and rail links severed. only Florianopolis remains under federal control.
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Wind Up Probe on Communist Activity in Southwest
Los Angeles report on a congressional inquiry into Communistic activity in the Southwest closes two day hearings. Witnesses from Southern California request federal aid against propaganda and unrest while Imperial County official Elmer H. W. Heald seeks assistance to curb communism amid arrests of leaders linked to lettuce strike sabotage.
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Underpass 10 to be discussed by officials in Austin
Plans for the North Fillmore Street underpass will be discussed Monday before the state highway commission in Austin by Col. Ernest O Thompson mayor EK N Stanley city engineer. State aid amounting to one third of construction costs has been promised with plans before the commission since September 15. Swift & Company owners of abutting property accept damages 4800.
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Airplane sighted near Ireland likely Columbia shipmarked craft
The Virgilia reported by wireless that an airplane flying eastward was seen at 49.08 north 10.25 west southeast of the Irish coast. The craft bore number 140, the Columbia’s marking, and lay about 160 miles off the coast south and east of Valentia, following a predicted Columbia path after Harbor Grace.
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Confidence Amid Hope For Lost Flyers Return
In Toronto, a father, mother, wife and four daughters of Captain Erroll Boyd await news from Croydon, England, that veteran pilot Harry P. Connor and his companion have completed a dangerous voyage from Harbor Grace to England. Boyd, age 38, survived multiple wartime crashes and armed attacks in Mexico, earning the family’s guarded confidence.
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Hoover panel readies report on dry laws in December
President Hoover's law enforcement commission held its third session in as many days focusing on prohibition. Two witnesses remained unnamed as data on the dry law was reviewed. The panel will spend coming weeks outlining Volstead enforcement conclusions with adjournment planned for next week.
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80 Perish in Mexico Church Flames
The La Prensa report from Mexico City says 80 peasants died when a San Carlos Tabasco church was set ablaze by religious enemies during early mass. Survivors burned and shot while escaping. two priests narrowly escaped, later returning for images before fleeing. The paper blames state authorities for religious persecution and notes word arrived today.
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