Stalin Exiles Enemy Leaders In Moscow Sweep
Moscow reports said Josef Stalin moved against rival leaders including Nicholas Bukharin and Gregory Zinoviev. Bukharin reportedly under guard with exile to a distant province as the best option for others expelled from the party. Zinoviev among 21 prominent figures ousted last week.
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Eugene Lyons
Moscow
U.P
Josef Stalin
Nicholas Bukharin
Communist International
Gregory Zinoviev
Bukharin
Central Committee
Politbureau
Oppositon
American missionary killed by bandits near Mukden
An unidentified American, likely a missionary, was killed by bandits about 30 miles east of Nantsamu Station on the Mukden Kirin Railway. He traveled with five Japanese guards and Chinese companions from Hsinping toward the station when ambushed by about 50 bandits. a Japanese soldier was wounded.
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Mukden
Nantsamu Station
Mukden-Kirin
Army Knoll Catholic
Hsinping
Comer
Fashun
Mary Knoll Catholic
Tungwha
Roosevelt 15 ready for his southern trip
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt plans an eight day campaign swing through mid western and southern states with key addresses in Pittsburgh St Louis and Baltimore He returns October 26 and prepares for unemployment relief talks and a Massachusetts campaign run ending in Boston October 31.
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Roosevelt
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Boston
New York
Business School Here Opens To Big House
Merchants and salespeople in Amarillo attended the opening of the Institute of Business in a three day program led by Henry W. Stanley. The event included morning lectures at the South western Public Service Company assembly room and evening talks at the Amarillo Hotel, with topics on advertising location and merchandising outlook.
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Amarillo
Henry W. Stanley
Institute of Business
Southwestern Public Service Company
Branley
Trade Extension Department
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Globe News
Stanley
Prisoner Foiled Attempt to Cut Through Bars in Potter County Jail
A wholesale delivery plot at Potter County jail failed when night jailer Bob Watts spotted a prisoner sawing bars. A jail shake-down uncovered black jacks and clubs hidden about the jail and knucks on another inmate. Deputy Vanderpool linked Hastings to forgery schemes, with aliases and prior prison terms in Oklahoma and Wyoming. Robert Clark, also implicated, is a parole violator from Wyoming.
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Potter County
Bob Watts
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Force
T. Vanderpool
A. H. Hastings
Texas
Amarillo
Federal Bureau of Criminal Identification Records
Hastings
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Lewis Adams
Erwin Calvert
Albert C. Fyre
L. E. Pittman
Washington, D. C
Ed Holloway
Police Department
Robert BE. Clark
Rawlins
Hoover Urges Nationwide Fund Drive For Relief
President Hoover opened a nationwide drive by Community Chest groups to meet winter relief needs. He urged local effort and the “great heart of the American people,” stressing neighborhood action and personal obligation to aid those in distress. Newton D. Baker and Walter S. Gifford spoke from Cleveland and New York as part of the appeal.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
White House
Newton D. Baker
Relief Mobilization Organization
Cleveland
Walter 5. Gifford
New York
National Appeal
Texas Beauty Culturists Convene at Crystal Ballroom
A three day convention opens in San Antonio with Texas beauty culturists showcasing permanent waves, facials, dyes and manicures at the Crystal Ballroom. Leaders from W. L. Buck Company and Texas Association of Beauty Culturists plan lectures, style shows, and trade discussions for 500 shop operators.
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Herring Hotel
Texas
Milady
W. L. Buck
W. L. Buck Company
Ross Rogers
Mason King
The
News-Globe
Lee Minner
San Antonio
Texas Association of Beauty Culturists
Dorothy Farris
Crystal Ballroom
Miss Farris
Bob Hill
DuArt
C. F. Sturde
Roosevelt urged to pay soldiers bonus now by Brisbane column
In a column回应 Arthur Brisbane argues Governor Roosevelt should, if able, pay the veterans' bonus immediately, comparing it to conscription and noting immediate circulation benefits. if funds are unavailable, payment should be postponed. Policy hinges on treasury solvency and real spending impact. Insurance officials meet Dallas convention with Governor Sterling on welcome program.
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King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Roosevelt
Gvernment
Dallas
R.S. Sterling
Texas
Scrub Brush Stops Mad Convict Cash
In Montgomery a prison riot at Speigner State Prison 20 miles from the city ended when guards fired on inmates during recreation. Carl Singleton, 18, led 14 escapees. Singleton was killed in the first volley. Warden A B Smith deterred others with a scrub brush, and one prisoner escaped. About 24 inmates were wounded.
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Montgomery
Ala
Speigner State Prison
Carl Singleton
Jefferson County
Liberty
Singleton
Singelton
A. B. Smith
Religious Plot Unveiled in Guadalajara Unrest
In Guadalajara on Oct 17 police stormed a priest’s house killing two men and wounding several others. One priest and two laymen were arrested on conspiracy charges as authorities seized seditious documents dynamite and arms. The state legislature faced possible limits on priest numbers amid tense patrols and heavy guard at public buildings.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.P
Jalisco
Farmer Loans Now On Hand Survey Begins
Bankers in Panhandle and West Texas will survey counties to count farmers eligible for Agricultural Credit Corporation aid. Chansler Weymouth of Amarillo, a director for West Texas farmers and livestock men, reports funds are available and checks will be mailed after property inspection.
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Panhandle
West Texas
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Chansler Weymouth
Amarillo
Corporation
Fort Worth
Weymouth
Farmers and Livestock Men of
Canadian murder trial continuance granted
District Judge E. J. Pickens approved a continuance for Robert Rogers charged with murder in the slaying of Victor Smith a Hemphill County rancher on October 20 1931. The request cited the illness of Rogers wife and the motion for a venue change was denied.
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E. J. Pickens
Robert Rogers
Victor Smith
Rogers
Gas theft suspected in death of aviation inspector
A gasoline thief was being sought today as a possible cause in the death of Richard C. Allen the commerce aviation inspector who was killed in a parachute leap near West Point New York yesterday.
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West Point
N. Y
Richard C. Allen
Department of Commerce
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo area fair tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler. West Texas generally fair tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler in the Panhandle. Temperatures ranged from 52 to 79 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
Robber's Fire Takes Life of Ex Grid Star
Robert Tharp a 25 year old ex grid star from Lubbock known as the Galloping Ghost died at 10 05 am in a sanitarium after being shot by a holdup man. Police held suspects in jail and several arrested earlier. Lubbock County Bar Association considers rewards for armed robbers with a possible dead bandit reward. Funeral services set for First Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday at 2 pm.
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Lubbock
Robert
Bob) Tharp
McMurry’s College
Tharp
M-System
Call Halt On Move To Take Insull Papers
The State Department ordered the American legation in Athens to halt actions to reclaim Samuel Insull's passport. Insull refused to surrender it after being urged by Consul General Edwin Plitt. He disparaged reports of a Turkey trip as bunkum and rubbish while followed by plainclothes police.
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Athens
U P
State Department
Legation
Samuel Insull
United Press
Edwin Plitt
Insull
Turkey
Petit Palais
National Garden
Cece
The
United 58
Supreme Court agrees to review Texas motor vehicle case
The Supreme Court today agreed to review a Texas case on the validity of state regulation of motor vehicles operating under private contract. The decision centers on regulatory authority over private vehicle operations and possible implications for Texas governing rules.
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Supreme Court
Texas
Washington
Former Pastor to Trial for Poisoning His Wife
Rev. S. A. Berrie, former Cumberland Presbyterian pastor of Muskogee, stands trial in Muskogee County district court for the alleged poisoning of his first wife. He calls the case a frame-up as prosecutors seek a penalty commensurate with the crime, with death as a potential statute.
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Muskogee
Okla
S. A. Berrie
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Muskogee County
Phil K. Oldham
Mother injures children and fatally wounds self
In Houston on October 17 Mrs. Alice Kostas 32 attacked her two children Ben 14 and Helen 10 as they slept and then fatally wounded herself. Neighbors heard screams and officers found the woman with a cut arm in a bathroom with a gas jet open. Mrs Kostas formerly resided in Harris County insane ward.
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Houston
Alice Kostas
Kostas
Economy Tuesday Promises Wide Local Bargains
Amarillo and the Panhandle start Economy Tuesday, with 20 leading retailers offering distinct deeply discounted articles each. The event continues with unusually low prices across various goods and no two shops offering the same item at the same reduced price. Read ads for participating firm names.
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Amarillo
Vote damages won by Negro vote in El Paso case
El Paso physician Dr L A Nixon won a $6,000 damage suit against election official H Kolle and James Condon over denied voting in 1928 Democratic primaries. The suit settled for $1 and costs with Nixon accepting $4,999 less to press a principle. He had been barred from primaries three times and this marked a second victory reaching the Supreme Court. He remains undecided on voting for Roosevelt or Hoover.
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EL Paso
L. A. Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
H. Kolle
James Condon
Nixon
Fuqua Undergoes Mastoid Surgery in Chicago
W. H. Fuqua underwent mastoid surgery at 8 oclock this morning at Wesley Memorial in Chicago. Earl Fuqua reported the procedure was successful and that Mr Fuqua is recovering. Mrs Fuqua and Mr and Mrs Earl Fuqua accompanied him to Chicago and Earl Fuqua will return to Amarillo tomorrow.
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W. H. Fuqua
Chicago
Earl Fuqua
Amarillo
Wesley Memorial
Tax deadline set for November 30 without penalty
City tax collectors reminded property owners that November 30 is the deadline to pay taxes without penalty or interest. Miss Lida Witt said tax payments have improved since the penalty was withdrawn.
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Lida Witt
The Spider Fells After Gungirl Suspect Nabbed
John Murtha known as the Spider is found mortally wounded beside a Glendale Queens cemetery after a pursuit by detectives who blame Martha for the alleged murders of Moe Glickman and Mrs. Catherine Pinther.
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Raymond Crowley
New York
John
Spider
Murtha
Martha
Glendale
Queens
Moe Glickman
Ozone Park
Brooklyn
Catherine Pinther
Posse Gunfire Claims Multiple Black Victims in Miss
In Senatoria Mississippi three Black men were killed and two wounded as a posse hunted Jesse Williams for Deputy Sheriff Walker Williams’s murder. The raid on Judge Crawford’s home left Crawford and two of his sons dead, Crawford’s wife wounded, and Williams still sought with bloodhounds in Tate County hills. The deputy was killed after arresting Williams for robbery, with a church disrupted as the suspect shouted his confession.
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Senatoria
Miss
Jesse Wilams
Walker Williams
J. T. Dixon
Crawford
Williams
A. C. Williams
Selling Your Stove for Cash with a Cheap Want Ad
An invitation to place an inexpensive newspaper Want Ad to sell stoves for cash. The notice claims hundreds of stores have been sold this year through ads and encourages readers to call for results.
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