Federal indictments target two major liquor syndicates
A grand jury returned indictments against 42 men linked to two large liquor operations based in New York Detroit and Chicago. Fifteen defendants have already been arraigned with eight more Americans facing charges. Residents span Detroit Chicago New York Toledo and small towns in Ohio and New York. Evidence was gathered by special prohibition agents under Dwight E Davis in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Detroit
New York
Chicago
John R. Watkins
Toledo
Ohio
Indicted figure linked to major liquor smuggling ring
H. Frederick, chief assistant district attorney, says an unnamed associate helped run liquor from Canada to the United States and was paid by liquor chiefs to haul liquor by truck to Detroit Chicago and Toledo.
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Ory’ H. Frederick
Canada
United States
Detroit
Chicago
Toledo
Radio Feature Listings and Personalities for Tonight
Radio air feature rundown lists multiple networks and stations with orchestras choirs and hosts. Line items mention WEAF CBS chain programs The Penman Mary and Hobb and other named hosts and times across New York Chicago and Cleveland markets.
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WEAF
New York
NAC
Orchestra & Cavaliers
John Seagle
weAlso
WTAM
KYW
KSD
WOW
WDAF
KSTP
WIMS
WKY
WOC
WFAA
WABC
New York—860
CBS Chain
Aleo
WSPT
WADO
WCCO
Wrem
KMOK
KMBC
KFA Koil A ‘the Penman
WMAQ
KMAC
KOTL
WKRC
WADC
WOOHP
WOWO
KMOX
WEPD
Wccotory
Hour of Adventures of Mary and Hobb—Also
Wwowo
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
Wooo
WLAC
WOOD
KPFIF
KRLA
KTSA
WDSU
KRLD
Radio's Court of Appeale—Alea
WKERC
WGOHP
WMA
Brisbane Columns on Strife Between Women and Men
Arthur Brisbane surveys gender roles and genius, arguing women excel in motherhood and men in works of genius. He cites a Charlotte court case where a woman labeled a communist agitator is dismissed as unworthy. He notes Russia promotes atheist universities and urges Americans to resist religious intolerance.
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Michel Angelo
Charlotte
North Carolina
United States
Lost and Found ads remind readers to call 6262
The Globe News notes lost and found ads attract thousands of readers and urges readers to call 6262 when they lose an item. It emphasizes the value of these ads and the familiar routine of seeking honest help.
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Globe-News
Rema Igber
Jewish Succoth Services at Temple B'nai Israel Tonight
Services begin eight day Succoth observance at Temple B'nai Israel located at Twenty fourth and Taylor Streets. Resident Rabbi Sid J. Braunig will preside at 7:30 p m with Boxwell Bros. ambulance listed.
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Temple B'nai Israel
Twenty-fourth
Taylor Streets
Sid J. Braunig
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
Waggoner Seeks Guilty Plea Change in Mail Fraud Case
Charles D. Waggoner a Telluride banker faces a motion to change his plea from guilty to not guilty in a federal court in New York. He is serving a 15 year sentence in Atlanta for a scheme that drained about 500000 from New York banks. Attorneys stated the motion will be heard before Judge Frank J. Coleman.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
C. D. Waggoner
Waggoner
Atlanta
Frank J. Coleman
Allan R. Campbell
Campbell
Earth Tremors Rumble Through Big Spring Homes
Early morning tremors shocked Big Spring residents as five quakes rattled windows and bric a brac from 12 30 a m to just before 7 a m with the final jolt the fiercest. No injuries reported, authorities investigated the unusual disturbances.
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Associated Press
Big Spring
Act
Panhandle Cities Back Santa Fe Rail Project
Amarillo and Panhandle towns pledge support and form committees for Santa Fe Rail's 380 mile north Amarillo corridor project. Civic groups and 15 organizations endorse the plan while Santa Fe officials receive praise for foresight and area development. Rain delays some delegations as meetings proceed.
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Panhandle
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Dalhart
Clayton
Claude
Spearman
Dumas
Perryton
Boise City
Pampa
Clarendon
Lubbock
Stratford
Santa Fe Railroad
The
Tom Cotten
Chamber of Commerce
T. B. Gallaher
H. C. Pipkin
J. N. Freeman
H. H. Nye
J. J. Lane
Bowman Jarrett
J. B. Briscoe
W. E. Goodloe
J. W. Stewart
J. E. Dyer
F. E. Edwards
R. C. Martini
J. D. Sweeney
C. 8. Cravens
A. E. Meyer
Avery Turner
Washington Police Doubt Boyds Ride
The Washington police doubt Boyd Jones rode his pony Molly from Amarillo to Washington. A DC letter questions the feat while McDowell confirms consent from his mother and support from the Amarillo mayor Tri-State Fair president and Chamber of Commerce officials.
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Washington
Boyd Jones
Amarillo
Hoover
W. R. McDowell
District of Columbia
Boyd
Molly
Chief McDowell
Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
Plains
Texas
See John About Building
John Maynard Lumber Co. at 800 W. 2nd offers building services. Call 5285 to inquire about estimates or contracting.
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John
John Maynard Lbrv Co
Legion Plans Flag Display for Armistice Day
American Legion members began installing new flags sold to homeowners and curb flags bought by business men. The drive will place flags on home lawns with proceeds supporting the Christmas Cheer fund of the organization.
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American Legion
The
Legion
Oil Head Fined $60,000 by U S Judge
Justice Siddons in Washington DC issued a formal order imposing a total fine of $60,000 on Harry M. Blackmer, former president of the Midwest Oil Company, for offenses identified in the case.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harry M. Blackmer
Midwest Oil Company
Whitey Walker Set for November 4 Trial in Deputy Slayings
William J. Whitey Walker will be tried in Borger on November 4 for the slayings of Deputy Sheriffs Pat Kenyon and A L Terry. Brother Hugh Walker and Ed Bailey are also indicted in the case. Whitey faces another indictment for Coke Buchanan's 1927 murder. The Norfolk-Portsmouth chamber seeks a Virginia park in tidewater region.
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Associated Press
Borger
Tex
William J. “Whitey” Walker
Pat Kenyon
A. L. Terry
E. J. Pickens
Hugh Walker
Ed Bailey
Whitey
Coke Buchanan
Fall Defense Closes Case in Bribery Trial Today
Washington October 18 Attorneys for former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall planned to close his defense in his bribery case as Edward L Doheny and Mrs Doheny testified about the 160000 transaction that preceded Doheny s Elk Hills lease The 74 year old oil magnate faces trial over the same alleged bribe and closing arguments were expected to begin this afternoon but likely not finish before Saturday s holiday locking the jury through the weekend per District of Columbia law
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United Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Oil King
Injunction Sought Against Lovers Park Shop
A temporary injunction blocks the Lovers Park Sandwich Shop at West Sixth Avenue from opening as District Attorney Thomerson seeks a yearlong padlock via a permanent injunction. A hearing is set for November 11, with the site to stay closed.
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Lovers Park
West Sixth Avenue
Henry
Bishop
Edw. W. Thomerson
Thomerson
Sheriff's Department
Beacham Pottinger
W. C. Hubbell
Warn Against Tree Remedy Sold in Amarillo
Reports circulate that preparations to kill borers and other injurious insects are being sold in Amarillo to spread around tree roots. Two tree culture experts deny the remedy’s efficacy. P. C. Bennett of the Chamber of Commerce questions the knowledge behind such preparations.
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Amarillo
P. C. Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Prohibition Seen As Setback By Doctors At College
Chicago reporters cite Dr. Edward Martin of Philadelphia and Dr. C Jeff Miller of New Orleans at the American College of Surgeons gathering. They argue prohibition harms temperance progress and note a shift toward overindulgence since the 18th amendment. They defend moderate alcohol use as beneficial in later life when not abused.
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United Press
Chicago
Edward Martin
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Jeff Miller
New Orleans
Dr. Martin
Martin
Guard Troops Leave Santa Fe Rail Station
National Guard troops began their trek to Santa Fe railway station as martial law was lifted and a special train prepared to depart at 3 50 p m. The grand jury returned murder indictments and liquor-law counts while officers announced job candidates from Mexia and Houston as new fire marshal Lee Hutson was named.
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Globe
National Guard
Santa Fe
Moody
Old Mexico
Grand Jury
W. C. Alsbrook
Holmes
Melvin T. Hotchkiss
Clarence French
Wolters
Mace
Mexia
Houston
Borger
Marvin Wootern
Lee Hutson
Grand jury approves martial law action in Borger
Col Taylor Nichols received a wire from Gen Jacob Wolters stating Borger troops were commanded by the National Guard after the Panhandle city moved to martial law. The grand jury report backed Governor Moody’s action and the force stationed there.
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Associated Press
Austin
Taylor Nichols
Jacob F. Wolters
Borger
Grand Jury
Moody
Panhandle City
Hade
National Guard
Senate tariff debate continues as lobby inquiry opens
The Senate continues tariff debate while the Caraway committee hears officers of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association in a senate lobby inquiry. A Senate commerce sub committee also opens hearings on applying coast-wise laws to the Philippines.
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Associated Press
Senate
Caraway Committee
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Senate Commerce
Philippines
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Wee Willie” Doody
William Scott Stewart
Doody
Charles Levy
Berwyn
Hick’ Banker
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