Funeral for Henry Gooch to be held in Amarillo
Henry S. Gooch who died in Los Angeles will be transported to Amarillo arriving Monday at 1 10 PM. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at St Andrews Episcopal church with Bishop Seaman officiating and Llano cemetery burial. Rotarians meet at St Anthonys at 1 45 PM to attend in a body.
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Henry S. Gooch
Los Angeles
California
Horace
Amarillo
Santa Fe
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
E. GC. Seaman
Llano
Griggs
Horace Gooch
Colorado Springs
Norris Ewing
City faces crime wave and mood of reform debated
The article reflects on rising racketeering and crime, public opinion in large cities, and the temptation to ignore prohibition. It cites historical examples, notes earthquakes affecting Europe, and discusses New York City's 1931 budget of over 100 million dollars amid debates on government spending and policy.
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Spootlergers
New York City
United States
Tom Reed
Congress
Gangster shooting widens mystery in New York event
Police traced a violent home invasion and a fleeing trio after Diamond was wounded in his room. Marion Roberts and Marion Strasmick, two show girls, hid as investigations linked a breach of promise suit against Rudy Vallee. Mrs Diamond flew from Acra to New York to corroborate his absence since last Thursday.
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Hote Polyclinic Hospital
Diamond
Marion Roberts
N. Y
Agnes O'Laughlin
Eighth Avenue
O'Laughlin
Rudy Vallee
Miss Roberts
Marion Strasmick
Boston
Acra
N.nn
New York
Weather chatter and community notes from a Panhandle column
The column blends weather talk predicting mild winter conditions in the plains, remarks on recent deaths of Dr. R. M. Bennett and Henry Gooch, infantile paralysis guidance, a note about a new melon crossbreed, personal anecdotes from O W and Lollapalooza, and insurance talks involving Sid Payne and Lincoln Life. It also covers a missing dog, a reward, and Mary Garden’s concert in Amarillo on November 3.
Entertainer Plans Amarillo Visit and Roses Gift
A star returns to Amarillo this fall aiming for a big reception and a standout performance after illness. The writer hopes to invite her to supper and present a two man bouquet of roses on stage. Also notes a blacksmith tools sale by H Z McDaniel of Vega and a tuberculosis treatment pitch by Mr Brown offering a no charge, small trial in Amarillo with public call times.
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Amarillo
Texas
H. Z. McDaniel
Vega
Brown
Sketches from Smilin' Through Radio Broadcast at Municipal Auditorium
Sketches from Smilin' Through will be radiocast at 1 o clock on Wednesday Thursday and Friday from the Municipal Auditorium Amarillo's Little Theater presents the three act romantic comedy with harp accompaniment. Mrs C Keen Mrs J M Brooks and others assist Oma Link Rowley in stage scenery. Prices are set low for opening night under the Tri State Fair Association and seats are expected to sell at a premium.
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Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Little Theater
C. Keen
J. M. Brooks
Don C. Davis
M. B. Boone
Margaret Klim
Regent from State Teachers College visits Canyon School
F. A. Martin, a member of the state teachers colleges regents, visits Canyon School after arriving in Amarillo yesterday. He has long served on the board and will tour the Canyon college, then visit his Fort Worth firm Fakes and Company and its Amarillo wholesale warehouse.
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F. A. Martin
Board of Regents of
State Teachers Colleges
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Amarillo
Martin
Fakes and Company
Fort Worth
Bennett and King Attend Groom Chamber Luncheon
Trade Extension Manager Mason King and P C Bennett director of agriculture in the Chamber of Commerce attended a Groom Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Through C B Brooks secretary Groom County inaugurates an agricultural program for the coming year. Both Amarillo men spoke and offered Amarillo’s cooperation to Groom and Carson counties.
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Mason King
Chamber of Commerce
P. C. Bennett
Groom Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Brooks
Carson County
Amarillo
Groom
WANTS PROTECTION Dear Tack Texas herd law inquiry
The writer asks Tack about a Texas herd law, wonders if such a law exists, and urges Texans to act. He describes farmers with wheat crops unable to fence, hogs and cattle roaming, harming others’ property, and criticizes Texas’ standing compared to China. He calls for action.
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Tack
Texas
China
Talbot Campaign Emphasizes Texas Products and Oil Interests
Colonel W. E. Talbot of Dallas stresses two major points in his gubernatorial bid. He advocates protection for independent oil men and a statewide push for Texas made goods. Talbot will address a 7:30 p m rally in Amarillo with Judge H E Fish introducing him.
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W. E. Talbot
Dallas
Hugh Exum
Amarillo
Texas
Talbot
8. E. Fish
Congress
Exum
Girl Thrown From Auto Is Unhurt
Mrs C W Scott was driving a small coupe when a sedan parked on East Sixteenth near Fillmore caused a collision. The child, the driver’s daughter, flew from her seat but escaped injury as police noted the baby was laughing at the scene. The sedan, from Randall County, had been left in the street since 1 am.
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Fillmore Street
East Sixteenth Avenue
C. W. Scott
Lincoln Street
Tipica Mexico Orchestra Set for October 24
Amarillo Artist Course features Kreisler Paderewski and Galli-Curci. The Mexican Tipica Orchestra appears October 24 with soloists and dancers. Season tickets are selling fast with installment plan options and significant savings over single admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Kreisler
Paderewski
Galli-Curci
Emil F. Myers
Mr. Myers
Tipica
Paul Speaks Tonight at Scribe School Amarillo Boy Scouts
Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul will speak at the opening of the second annual Scribe School of the Amarillo Boy Scouts held this week at Polk Street Methodist church. G D Thomas will discuss registration and the program runs 5 30 to 7 30 each evening through Friday with readings on reporting duties and troop relations by local staff.
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Marvin J. Paul
Scribe
Amarillo
Morris Sewell
Ernest Archambeau
Wise Home Burglarized Sunday Night
Burglars entered the Wise residence at 1601 Hayden Street while Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wise attended services, taking a silver flute valued at 100 dollars, a suitcase of dress materials, silk dresses, clothing, and a musical instrument worth over 200 dollars. Mr Wise, Amarillo high school band director.
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Oscar Wise
Hayden Street
Wise
Flood disrupts rail service near Amarillo and Channing
Passengers on the northbound Fort Worth and Denver trains detrain at Amarillo and ride buses to Channing as rail service continues southbound via the Denver route. Mail and baggage move by highway between Amarillo and Channing. Thomas L. Gill of Amarillo survived after falling into the Canadian river during a bridge collapse at Sanford. Gill and others were rescued. Gill drifted about 10 miles before reaching shore.
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Fort Worth
Rock Island
Sanford
Thomas L. Gill
Amarillo
Fred Verner
H. F. Cottrell
Gill
Cottrell
Verner
Fred McGee
Concho River Floods Hit Texas Towns Across Wide Areas
Wide floods sweep Texas with six inches of rain, forcing evacuations in Brady Eden and Wichita Falls. The South Concho River breached banks near Christoval, flooding Santa Fe tracks and washing out sections of rail line. Lake Wichita and Holliday Creek flood parts of Wichita Falls as residents rely on boats for deliveries.
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Associated Press
Texas
Brady
Concho County
Eden
Courthouse Plaza
Concho
Concho Rive
Christival
San Angelo
Santa Fe
Valera
Talpa
Lake Wichita
Wichita Falls
Wichita
Rainfall hits Texas plains delaying harvests
LUBBOCK reports 1.2 inches of rain over the weekend and today 0. light showers continue. Ginning and cotton picking on the south plains are interrupted as farmers plan to sow more wheat for fall and winter grazing, with rain enough to sustain wheat for months. Plainview records 1.1 and 3.64 inches over the period, totaling 18.28 inches this year. Wheat planting will be later and cotton picking hampered. lakes rise, signaling hopeful year ahead.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
South Plains
Plainview
Panhandle Plains
West Texas geography clash prompts state review
The All State Council of officials from sectional chambers of commerce plans a meeting to invite East and South Texas chambers to join West Texas. Leaders present include Guy Blount and Hubert Harrison with Ray Leeman, while Grady Kinsolving was absent. A brief condemns school texts for underrepresenting Texas in geography from third to seventh grade, noting omissions of Texas imagery and state-specific questions.
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West Texas
Texas
All State Council
Sectional Chambers of Commerce
Guy Blount
Hubert Harrison
East Texas Chamber
Ray Leeman
South Texas Chamber
Grady Kinsolving
New Orleans
el Paso
Prairies
Great Plains
North Central States
Fascists Relent as Parliament Adjourns After Casualties
A fascist group failed to sustain support for their motion and were urged to sit, with casualties reported as the session began. The body adjourned to be reconvened Wednesday.
International bankers back Germany with 125 million credit
Berlin reports an American led international syndicate extending 125 million dollars in credit to Germany. The move is seen as renewed foreign confidence in Germany’s solvency and support for the government’s drastic economy measures.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Prisons Develop Defense Methods Matching Organized Crime
The speaker notes prisons have developed defense methods equal to those used by organized crime and expresses doubt that any city in the union possesses adequately trained police to counter them.
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Pear
Union
Funeral for C E Fyfe Set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Charles KE Fyfe 62 who died Friday night in Hereford will be at 4 p m Tuesday at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Bishop E C Seaman will preside with Rev F A Foster assisting. Burial in Llano cemetery with Masonic services at the grave. The body lies in state at Griggs Funeral Chapel until 8 p m Tuesday.
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Charles KE. Fyfe
Hereford
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
E. C. Seaman
F. A. Foster
J. B. Briscoe
Harry Flanders
W. W. Davis
W. H. Patrick
H. O. Wagner
C. O. Johnson
G. W. Harris
Luke Flannagan
R. Stracka
Chicago
Marvin Knuteson
Everett Enlow
Grant Hale
H. 0. Hubbard
Frank Ong
E. O. Feierabend
C. J. E. Lowndes
John Barron
Harry Snodgrass
Charlie Walsh
H. B. Hart
B. P. Burton
A. S. Ridgeway
Clif Oliver
Henry McCabe
John Ward
George O’brien
E. L. Conner
Earl Brame
E. Hand
T. L. Lipscomb
George Stapleton
R. W. Prentice
J. J. Ott
Jeff D. Bartlett
Jack Hall
Amarillo
Fluid recharges batteries instantly on trial in Des Moines
A simple harmless fluid claimed to recharge wet batteries in seconds and extend life is offered on trial by Harry Elliott of Des Moines Iowa. The product supposedly revives dead batteries and preserves charge with no battery expense. Elliott seeks agents and offers free samples. write him today.
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Harry Elliott
Suite 855
Eighth and
Park Sts
Des Moines
Iowa
Elliott
Toilers' Pride in Labor Wins May Blessings
The poem extols workers who toil in furnaces fields and bricks and guards their shared duty and joy. It honors iron workers, masons, and traders, praising their strength and the happiness their labor yields as May blooms adorn their homes.
British flier Mrs Miller aims to beat transcontinental record
Mrs Keith Miller leaves Curtiss Airport Valley Stream at 6 30 am bound for the West Coast in a bid to surpass Laura Ingalls transcontinental speed mark. First stop Indianapolis then Wichita Kansas with refueling at Albuquerque New Mexico before continuing to Los Angeles. Buck and Ingalls crews travel separately from Los Angeles toward Amarillo facing a mechanical delay.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Buck
Miss Ingalls
Amarillo
Wichita
Kansas
Los Angeles
United Press
New York
Keith Miller
Curtiss
Valley Stream
L. L
West Coast
Laura Ingalls
Indianapolis
N. M
Mary Beasley to Undergo Brain Tumor Operation
Mary Beasley of Baltimore faces a serious operation at Johns Hopkins Institute after doctors detected a brain tumor during tests prompted by two months of attacks. She was first struck by illness last August while visiting Chicago, initially thought to be ptomaine poisoning, before the Johns Hopkins exam.
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J. N. Beasley
Baltimore
Mary
Johns Hopkins Institute
Amarillo
Chicago
Johns Hopkins
Market roundup of livestock prices and trading notes
Columbus Day closures dampen activity as Kansas City and Chicago markets report hogs and cattle futures. Hogs top at 9.55 in Chicago with thin demand, while cattle, calves, sheep and feeders show mixed prices and softer tones across weights.
Fort Worth and St Louis Livestock Prices Report
Livestock market notes from Fort Worth and St Louis dated Oct 13 show hogs and cattle varying in price. Hogs at Fort Worth steady with best grades around 9.40 to 9.50 while cattle and calves move modestly, and meat prices listed for sheep and other items. St Louis reports hogs steady to 15 cents lower with top at 10.00. cattle and calves show mixed movement with western steers higher and fat lambs opening lower. Cotton, poultry, and potatoes markets included with price ranges and regional notes.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Fort Worth
ST. Louis
Penny a Day Insurance Offer From Postal Life
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co. offers a new auto, travel, and farm accident policy paying up to 100 monthly dollars (2400 per year) on total disability and 1000 for death, with many other benefits for about $3.50 a year. No exam required and no payment until fully examined. Free policy in 10 days after request.
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The
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Moriarty Bldg
Kansas City
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Henry Gooch
Australia
Italy
Senna
Sebastian
Vollmen
Armstrong Transfer Company
James E. Burkham
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Panhandle
R. M. Bennett
O. W
Payne
Lincoln Life
Sid Payne
C. B. Rittenberry
Cricket
R. E. Wheeler
Corporation Court
Wheeler
van Buren Street
Mary Garden
State College
Canyon School
Bennett
King
Colonel Talbot
Mexico
Paul
Scribe School
Tucumcari
Geographies
C. E. Fyfe
Toilers
Edgar A, Guest
Mary Beasley
Liverpool
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Idaho
Bert Hart
RADIO
Victor
Ong
Ellion
RCA Victor Co
T. E. Swann Co
Master Masons
Masonic Temple
Ira E, Brown
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