Insull Not Extraditable as Greek Visa Holds
Samuel Insull remains safe from extradition to the United States while his Greek visa stays valid. The Greek government says no deportation or extradition without treaties and notes he cannot be considered a common criminal. He balked at surrendering his passport and sent a letter to Consul-General Plitt explaining his position.
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Athens
U.P
Samuel Insull
United States
Foreign Ministry
Legation
Insull
Chicago
Edwin A. Plitt
Plitt
United Press
State Department
M. Ladas
Washington
Greece
Bulgaria
Tertory
Thomas Has Big Share of Straw Votes
Norman Thomas the Socialist candidate for President shows notable support from former Republicans and 1928 nonvoters in the Literary Digest poll. Roosevelt leads Hoover by a wide margin as states report results, with Thomas at 106,352 votes to Roosevelt's 1,060,087 and Hoover's 781,431.
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New York
Norman Thomas
Literary Digest
Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Vermont
Roosevelt
Hoover Rosevelt
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Ohio
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
G O P Solon Won’t Back Mr Hoover
In San Francisco on October 14 Senator Hiram W. Johnson a California Progressive Republican urged by Southern California newspaper reps to declare for national and state tickets said he cannot support Mr Hoover. He labeled Hoover ultra conservative and contrasted two political philosophies arguing the government should serve all people not favored interests and warned of court of special classes and exploitation by bankers.
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San Francisco
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Hoover
Johnson
E. P. Clark
Standpater
Charges Filed Against Two Illinois Militiamen
Warrants charging Col. Robert W. Davis and Capt. Carl J. Meacham with murder were found by Sheriff Wieneke after Andy Danis died in Tovey. Russell Meyers of Peoria, a member of Company BE, was held as a military tribunal investigated the shooting amid wider violence in Christian County during the coal miners war.
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Taylorville
Ilinois National Guard
Charles Wieneke
Christian County
Ilinois
Robert W. Davis
Carl J. Meacham
Thomas F. Foster
Tovey
Andy Danis
Fourth Casualty Corp
Russell Meyers
Peoria
190Th Infantry
Hollis Butterfield
Langlesville
Springfield
Dixon Creek Oil Fight Delayed Indefinitely
A federal court petition by Dixon Creek Oil and Refining Company to restrain the Texas Railroad Commission from enforcing proration against its Gray County wells was postponed indefinitely. Attorneys said they would await recent orders affecting Danciger Oil and Refining Company and the Danciger injunction in the state supreme court before proceeding.
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Dixon Creek Oil and Refining Company
Texas Railroad Commission
Dixon Creek
Gray County
Oil Company
Danciger Oil and Refining Company
Danciger Company
State Supreme Court
Danciger
Harris M. Kimbrough
Dixon Creek Company
Germany to Join Talks on World Disarmament Conference
Paris and Berlin announced a four power Geneva meeting with Italy and Germany to resume the world disarmament conference within the League of Nations. Premier Herriot secured London Hall venue with MacDonald backing an unofficial preliminary approach. Germany said it would attend but demands arms equality be settled first to avoid being sidelined.
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Paris
Great
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Foreign Office
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Edouard Herriot
League of Nations
League
Berlin
Citizens' State Bank Opens in Slaton Texas
Slaton Texas reported the opening of the Citizens' State Bank with a capital of 25000 dollars. The bank operates in the former Slaton State building and is led by president J. S. Edwards.
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Slaton
Tex
Citizens’ State Bank
Slaton State Building
J. S. Edwards
Texans expect Democratic plurality for Roosevelt in 1936
In Albany Texas Senators Connally and Representative Jones told Governor Roosevelt that Texas will give the Democratic ticket a large plurality this year. They invited Roosevelt to add Texas to his campaign swing and predicted Oklahoma will also vote Democratic. Connally nominated Garner for vice president at Chicago.
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N. Y
Texas
United States
Tom Connally
Marlin
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Roose
Executive Mansion
Mr. Roosevelt
Middle-West
South
Connally
Speaker Garner
Chicago
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Hammonton
N. J
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas B. Delker
Tropics to Philadelphia Journey Features Vast Florida Soil
Arthur Brisbane notes on travel from Miami to New York highlight Florida’s fertile soil and diverse crops. He cites a colossal 36 inch sweet potato grown by E. W. Pope, contrasts regional farming with Georgia cotton and orange groves, and references Nebraska prairie hen recovery amid changing rural life.
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Florida Line
Georgia
Savannah
Florida
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Clermont Press
E. W. Pope
Wife Held In Hanmer Death
Houston, Oct. 14. John Harvey Bailey a 28 year old oil field worker and musician was slain with a hammer in his one room cabin today Katheryn Livingston 39 his common law wife was charged with murder and gave a written statement claiming she struck him to end brutalities She said they had been drinking beer and quarreled over her wish to visit her sister next Wednesday an examining trial was set and the couple had been visiting a niece when the incident occurred
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Houston
John Harvey Bailey
Katheryn Livingston
Sheriff's
Bailey
Fort Worth
Dallas
Mukden
Manchuria
Mary Knoll
Ossining
New York
Fushun
Magnolia and Gulf Line Up
Magnolia Petroleum and Gulf Production announce they will meet crude oil price increases posted by other buyers effective October 15. Prices vary by district with caps and gravity grades. Humble Oil abstains from action. Carl Estes pledges to ped dle cane syrup to travel to New York if Standard Oil raises East Texas crude price.
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Dallas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Houston
Gulf Production Company
Gulf
Texas Company
North Texas
Carson and
Hutchinson
Gray County
West Texas
East Texas
Gulf Coast
North Louisiana
Smackover
Arkansas
Humble
Carl Estes
Gilmer
Tex
W.P
Carl L. Estes
Tyler
Texas
New York City
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Standard of New Jersey
Walter C. Teagle
Estes
Philharmonic Opens Free Tickets for Thursday Concert
Tickets for Amarillo’s 54 member Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra opening concert are free and available to individuals and organizations. Distribution points include downtown merchants with calls to H A Shaw at First Christian Church or Mason King at Globe News for a supply.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
H. A. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
First Christian Church
Mason King
The
Globe News
Amarillo
Murder Charge in Slaton After Doctor Adams Shooting
A. L. Tudor, 52, was charged with murder by Durwood Bradley, district attorney, following a fatal shooting at Dr. H. Adams’s Slaton office. Adams, 58, died from wounds and Tudor’s son had died after the accident. Tudor claimed self defense and expressed regret as bail decisions pending. Funeral arrangements for Dr. Adams announced.
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A. L. Tudor
Justice of the Peace
Connell
Durwood Bradley
H. Adams
Tudor
Doctor Adams
Adams
Slaton
Chilren
Wood Tudor
Stench Bomb Blast Sparks Amarillo Arrests at Bristow Hotel
Two men held in Amarillo after a Thursday night explosion at the Bristow hotel room. Investigators say fumes followed a blast and bomb fragments were found. suspects gave false names and claimed Tulsa origin before admitting Oklahoma City ties. One had prior Oklahoma penitentiary time for motor car theft.
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Amarillo
Bristow
West Seventh Avenue
L. D. Whitehorn
Paschall-Texas Theaters, Inc
Whitehorn
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
McAlester
Weather outlook for Amarillo West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible showers in the southeast. West Texas will see highs near 68 and lows around 54 as temperatures vary through the period.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Refined woman aided by community chest finds work
A young college graduate, ill and without relatives, sought aid at the Community Chest. Officials arranged lodging and quickly secured a home job, illustrating how the Chest uses public funds to help those in distress. The Chest office maintains records for public inspection. The annual fundraising campaign will soon begin to support more indigent people.
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Community Chest
Texas Duck Season Opens November First
Texas duck season opens at noon on November 1 as game wardens warn hunters to follow the date. The mismatch with Oklahoma and New Mexico seasons causing confusion in the Panhandle is noted, with enforcement emphasized until the Texas season begins.
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Panhandle
Trade Experts Offer Free Business Institute in Amarillo
For three days starting Monday merchants bankers manufacturers and all business men may attend free lectures by Henry W. Stanley director of the Dallas Chamber trade extension division. Sessions cover advertising location merchandising and budgeting with no admission charge at Southwestern Public Service Company and Amarillo Hotel.
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Globe News Publishing Company
Henry W. Stanley
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Stanley
Southwest
West Texas towns seek $668000 RFC relief
Wilburn Hawk of Amarillo along with W D Kline of Wichita Falls and D A Bandeen of Stamford presented to Gov. Ross Sterling an 81 community application for 668000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The request covers about 70 cents per capita for 960000 residents and aims to aid employment and relief. Hawk departed Amarillo Thursday to file the application.
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Austin
Wilburn, Hawk
Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
W. D. Kline
Wichita Falls
D. A. Bandeen
Stamford
West Texas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ross Sterling
American Bar Association Nominates Clarence E. Martin for President
The general council of the American Bar Association nominated Clarence E. Martin of Martinsburg West Virginia for president, a position regarded as effectively elected by nomination.
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Washington
The
General Council of the American Bar Association Today
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
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