Arrest of Richard Galatas in Kansas City massacre case
The U S Justice Department announced the arrest of Richard T Galatas in New Orleans on September 22 for conspiracy to deliver an escaped prisoner in connection with the Kansas City union station massacre that killed four law officers. The slayings included agents R J Caffrey and police chief Otto.
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Waskington
Richard T. Galatas
Kansas City Union Station
Justice Department
Galatas
New Orleans
Kansas City
Frank Nash
Elizabeth Galatas
FE. W. Lee
R. J. Caffrey
Panhandle Plans Pre Centennial Celebrations
J Rubbish Angers Union as Panhandle leaders push Pre Centennial events across 16 counties. Plans urge all counties to hold spring and summer celebrations to spark patriotism ahead of Texas centennial. Delegates press for 5 million state aid to Dallas expo, with a regional Panhandle celebration also discussed in Pampa.
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Pampa
Panhandle
Dallas
Ivy Duncan
First Methodist Church
Will Ard Pampa
C. C
Wellington
Palo
Boy King Peter II Crowned as Yugoslavia Faces Tense Croatia
Belgrade reports a cabinet proclamation declaring 11 year old Peter II king under regency after King Alexander dies. Croatians flee to Austria amid fears of reprisals while frontiers reopen and a mourning period begins. Parliaments set to oath the boy king as assassins’ links surface.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter Il
Alexander
Peter
Croatia
Bella
Roosevelt
Pope
Petrus Kaleman
Tomo
Misha Keleman
France
Mirko Neudorfer
Neudorfer
Hie
Zlatar
Misha
Belogget
Ustadia
Ustancha
Peter II
England
Zagreb
Nations React as Europe Faces War Portents
London dispatches report Europe anxiously awaiting the aftershock of the Marseille assassinations. Diplomatic alignments shift as Jugoslavia leans toward Germany while Italy and France seek an Italian French alliance. Poland hints at German ties as Turkey fears a Jugoslav Bulgar bloc.
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London
U.P
Europe
Marsaille
Alexander
France
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Germany
Italy
Barthou
Benito Mussolini
Poland
Hungary
Turkey
Death Cortège Marks Yugoslav King’s Slaying In France
Marseille dispatch reports King Alexander I of Yugoslavia killed in Paris, as crowds watch the bier arrive aboard the Dubrovnik. Petrus Kalemen shot both rulers. four others killed or wounded including Gen. Georges and Madame Dubrec. Paris mourns with President Lebrun and cabinet officials.
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John Evans
the Associates Press
Marseille
France
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Dubrovnik
Europe
Italy
Balkans
Louis Barthou
Borthou
Petrus Kalemen
Zagreb
Kalemen
Gall
Madame Dubrec
Alphonse Joseph
Georges
Albert Lebrun
Barthou
Paris
Dubrovak
Palmer Given New Lease on Life by Court
Joe Palmer condemned to die for a prison guard murder in Huntsville had his appeal allowed to proceed after the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals denied the state’s motion to dismiss his appeal on grounds of escape. The court will hear Palmer’s appeal on its merits, while Raymond Hamilton’s death sentence appeal was dismissed. Hamilton had escaped from the penitentiary and not been captured.
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Austin
Joe Palmer
Huntsville
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Palmer
Raymond Hamilton
Hamilton
Lost Youth Found At Police Station
Edward G. Crist a 17 year old from Get tysburg Pennsylvania son of a physician was found last night in a dazed condition at Baltimore police headquarters after a nation wide search since his disappearance from Lawrenceville Academy last Saturday He is believed to be suffering amnesia.
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Baltimore
Edward G. Crist
Gettysburg
Lawrenceville Academy
No Time Like The Present For Rent Want Ad Call 6262
A promotional note urging readers to place a For Rent Want Ad with the Globe and News via 6262. It promises courteous help writing effective ads and mentions that readers may charge the ad.
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The
Globe and News
Birthmongering in Vanderbilt custody case day one
In New York the guardianship struggle over 10 year old Gloria Vanderbilt continues as Mrs Gloria Vanderbilt seeks custody from Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs Laura Kilpatrick Morgan testified that Vanderbilt ignored her granddaughter and an affidavit states Vanderbilt is not a proper caregiver.
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New York
Supreme Court
Gloria Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Laura Kilpatrick Morgan
Morgan
Gloria
Vanderbilt
Seventeen Bodies Recovered in Sain-Bel Mine Tragedy
In Lyons France on October 10 a disaster at the Sain Bel mine left seventeen miners dead and a death toll unofficially estimated at thirty. Exploration teams continued searching for survivors as authorities assessed the blast and fire’s impact.
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Lyons
France
Sain-Bel
Vending Machine Occupation Tax Upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld a graduated occupation tax on coin operated vending machines. Exemption arguments for pay toilets and sanitary cup machines failed as the court found distinctions in kind between health or public welfare contributions. The cases involved a handkerchief vending machine and a marble machine shown to be taxed in Travis County.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Travis County
Joe Day
Day
Insull Wrote Up Stock of Corporation Case
Chicago reports reveal Samuel Insull Sr and Halsey Stuart & Co profited by writing up stocks for Corporation Securities Company known as Corps. Witnesses described 1,000,000 shares held by Insull family and Corps. Records show large transfers including 152,000 Insull Utilities and Western Securities shares sold to Corps for 3.5 million dollars.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull, Sr
Halsey, Stuart & Company
Corporation Securities Company
Insull
Jeslie E. Salter
van Lamont
Kendallville
Ind
Lamont
Corps
Halsey, Stuart 4 Company
Insull Utilities
Western Securities
Amarillo and West Texas Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight. Thursday fair with cooler conditions. Panhandle also fair tonight and Thursday. New Mexico unsettled tonight, cooler in southeast and south central areas, Thursday fair. Temperatures range from 51 to 67 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Trade group clash roils AFL convention over new members
At the AFL convention in San Francisco bitter lines formed as Francis J. Gorman warned against insults toward new members described as rubbish. Daniel J. Tobin faced boos for his remark on unity, while building trades delegates contested seating as the adjustment committee prepared a report.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Booy
Teamsters
Brewery Workers’ Union
Tobin
A. F
L. Veterans
Department
A. F. of L
Carpenters, Brick Layers
Electrical Workers International
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Building Trades Action
Two Youths Held As Burglar Suspects
Two 11 year old Amarillo youths were arrested by police as burglary suspects in a night heist at Harry Hollands Men Store on Polk Street. About $100 in goods and $10 in cash were taken. They were turned over to county authorities at noon and sent to the county jail.
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Amarillo
Harry Holland
Polk Street
Girl Dies in Wreck in San Diego
Lorraine de Corral Bell daughter of Col. O. W. Bell Portland Oregon and Fort Bliss Texas was killed in San Diego when the car she rode in struck a telephone pole.
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Ban Diego
Calif
Lorraine de Corral Bell
Col. O. W. Bell
Portland
Ore
Fort Bliss
Tex
Vet’s Fate Pending After Panes Broken
Owen Boulter 62 year old Spanish American War veteran smashed two post office service windows to lure into jail. He remains in jail with no charges filed as federal officials await U S District Attorney Clyde E Kastus or assistant from Fort Worth to decide next steps.
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Owen Boulter
Boulter
U. S
Clyde O. Ekastus
Fort Worth
State Criminal Court Affirms Potter Case
Proceedings in the Court of Criminal Appeals included Jane Aguilar from Potter and Hemon Mason from Potter. Appeal dismissed at appellant request.
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State Criminal Court
Potter
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jane Aguilar
Hemon Mason
Amarillo Boy Scout Drive Opens With Breakfast Meeting
The Amarillo Area Council began its sustaining membership drive at a breakfast in the Amarillo Hotel. Council president Dr. C W Belbel announced a $600 budget for 665 scouts plus salaries and Cub Scouting expansion. Scout Executive Marvin J Paul urged residents to contact headquarters for details as the drive continues.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Beout
C. W. Belbel
Amarillo Area
Seout
Seibel
Scout
Marvin J Paul
Amarillo Building
FDR Seeks Moderate Price Rise Before Stabilization
President Roosevelt favors a further rise in prices before stabilization moves. He notes progress in aligning assets and liabilities but says the asset side should advance more. He vows no price spikes and aims to hold prices steady once a reasonable level is reached.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dillinger Associate Sentenced to County Work Farm
Tommy Gannon of St. Paul pleaded guilty in Duluth to harboring Homer Van Meter a Dillinger associate. Judge R C Bell sentenced him to six months in the county work farm in Chicago reporting.
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Chicago
Dillinger
Tommy Gannon
St. Paul
Gannon
United States District Court
Duluth
Homer van Meter
R. C. Bell
Lehman to Decide on Hauptmann Extradition Tonight
Governor Lehman arrived in Albany from New York City and said he would take no action on New Jersey’s extradition request for Bruno Hauptmann before tonight or tomorrow. He planned talks with counsel and noted possible habeas corpus options if he denied a hearing.
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Albany
N. Y
Lehman
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Empire State Express
New York City
Moore
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Fawcett
Poletti
Supreme Court
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Gallatas
Nash
Vern C. Miller
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Oklahoma
Adam Richetti
Miller
Detroit
Richetti
Crotians
Nations
Gertrude Lawrence
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Say Insull
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Internations
America
Ist
Globe
Brisbane
St. Louis Cardinals
Upton Sinclair
California
Cali
John Maynard She. Co
NEA
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
Daniel J. Tobin
Jamsters’ Union
LABOR
F. D.R
James M. Fawcett
Hauptemann
Haupt
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