Roosevelt accuses GOP of stirring panic in campaign stop
Governor Roosevelt denounces Republican tactics as panic mongering while praising the Fed Reserve and Reconstruction Finance Corporation as Democratic-led stabilizers. He cites bi partisan support for the RFC and discusses the soldiers’ bonus as he heads to Pittsburgh for a major rally with potential 100000 supporters.
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Libby Reynolds Seeks Exoneration in Slaying Case
Libby Holman Reynolds pressed by attorney to drop murder charges in the July 6 death of her husband Smith Reynolds at the North Carolina estate. The Reynolds family asks prosecutors to abandon the case, while authorities weigh dismissal versus trial.
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N. C
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Reynolds
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Carlisle Higgins
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Smith
W.N. Reynolds
At Liberty
Colgate Star Win Anderson Shines as Gridiron Artist
In defiance of claims that football needs only brute force Colgate University’s Win Anderson proves graceful handling by snaring a forward pass. The piece casts him as a nimble terpsichorean rival to any dancer in motion.
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Colgate University
Convict says student death was an accident
John M. Pickett a 29 year old ex convict told Austin and San Antonio police he killed Edgar Arledge Jr a University of Texas senior as an accident He said he approached the car to rob the couple then fired when Arledge attacked his hand with the gun. he insisted he did not mean to shoot. Pickett was paroled July 15 1931. From Crosby County he had been sent to the penitentiary for burglary before employment as a stone setter. See killing page 2.
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Texas Penitentiary
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University of Texas
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Ban Antonio
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Crosby County
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City Loses In Property Tilt In Amarillo Case
A federal judge overruled a general demurrer in a damage suit by H Emery of Pueblo Colorado against the City of Amarillo over the North Fillmore Street underpass. Emery seeks 30000 dollars for alleged damages to his building at the south entrance. The case proceeds to trial before a jury.
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Dorset Carter
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Hutchinson County
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Republican Bullington Courts Texas Democrats In Gubernatorial Bid
In Huntsville Republican Orville Bullington urged Democrats to vote straight for him as he pressed his bid for Texas governor amid multiple anti Ferguson and independent challenges. Democrats urged a straight party vote while Governor Sterling declined to back Ferguson and a dry Democrats coalition alleged a conspiratorial switch of votes. Ferguson planned to speak in San Antonio ahead of the November 8 election.
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Brisbane on war talk and world order
Arthur Brisbane critiques military talks in Hawaii and U S plans, arguing Americans train an Asian allied force for Japan. He cites Lloyd George on the League of Nations as failing amid Germany disarmament and Japan aggression, noting Geneva’s indifference.
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Three Rs of Advertising Taught in Amarillo Institute
Henry W. Stanley of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce spoke in Amarillo on the three Rs of advertising Reasonableness Readableness and Restraint part of a three day Business Institute. He urged clear copy avoiding grand claims and stressed art price and pictures as universal messaging tools.
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Flier's Wife Believed Injured in Victorville Crash
Near Victorville California last night a car accident injured a woman believed to be Mrs Forest O Brine of St Louis wife of the famed aviator and killed another woman Mrs Mary Stuart whose handbag held papers bearing that name.
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St. Louis
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Victorville
Gray prisoner killed after Eastham mutiny at Texas prison
Houston dispatch reports Gray County convict Childs Wilson aged 29 was shot by a guards posse with bloodhounds after a manhunt following a prison mutiny at Eastham state penal farm in Houston County. W. A. Paddock, chair of the Texas prison board, confirmed the death and the mutiny details.
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Labor threat to Parliament follows riots in London
London Laborites threatened to trigger havoc unless unemployment relief is supplied as police battled unemployed demonstrators in Lambeth and Westminster. Banks of windows were broken, looting occurred, and ambulances ferried the injured as officers faced missiles. Twenty demonstrators were arrested and later freed.
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Ottawa
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Soviet Russia
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Amarillo Area Weather: Cold Night With Frost Likely
The Amarillo area forecast calls for fair skies and colder conditions tonight with near freezing temperatures. Thursday should stay fair as west Texas experiences frost in northern and western parts and possible freezing in the Panhandle. highs and lows range to 35 and 51 around early afternoon.
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Panhandle
History ties revive murder case against Rev Berrie
In Muskogee Oklahoma the state pushes to convict Rev A Berrie of poisoning his first wife who died March 21 and soon after married Ida Bess Bright, a Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School teacher. The trial featured testimony of alleged intimacy between the minister and the younger woman and included observations of the minister’s attentions in church settings.
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Ida Bess Bright
Cumberland Presbyterian
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Berkle’s Church
Phil K. Oldham
Ida Bess
Sarazen Praises Amarillo Wind In Exhibition Golf
Gene Sarazen, renowned American born Italian golfer, played an exhibition round at Amarillo Country Club with John Olver Bill Garre and Eddie Johnson. He praised the local wind saying it helps him control shots and compares favorably to English conditions.
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New York
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England
Amarillo Philharmonic Opens With Scarce Guest Tickets
The Amarillo Philharmonic Symphony launches Thursday at Municipal Auditorium under Ellis B. Hal with a varied program aimed at all music lovers. About 3,000 guest tickets issued. officials expect a near full house despite free distribution and limited seats. Some ticket holders may be turned away.
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Municipal Auditorium
Ellis B. Hal
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Meyerbeer
Ruth Hatfield
John Jovey
Jensie Deane Trulove
Rel Mill
Victor Herbert
Supe
Saecens Auditorium
Amarillo
H. A. Shaw
Not Tonight Dance Benefit At Nation with Roy Divens Orchestra
The weekly Roosevelt-Garner benefit dances start at 9 PM Wednesday at the Nation. Roy Divens and his orchestra provide the music. Sponsored by the Potter County Roosevelt-Garner Club, dances cost 2 cents at the door. Season tickets for three dances are 75 cents at the club headquarters, Oliver-Eakle building.
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Roy Divens
Potter County
Roosevelt-Garner Club
Oliver-Eakle Building
Mystery Knife Attack Leaves Amarilloan Housed
Fred Chambers aged 26 is hospitalized with multiple knife wounds after a knock at his Eighth Avenue home by an unknown man. Surgeons report injuries include abdominal damage with peritonitis risk. police traced the assault to a fake ambulance call on Sunday night.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Chambers
Eighth Avenue
Fillmore
Pierce Streets
Near freezing weather seen for Panhandle
After a weekend of warm sun Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle face cold air and a chance of frost and light snowfall. The forecast calls for Wednesday night near freezing and a Thursday fall with temperatures near 35 to 51 degrees and clearer skies. Frost is predicted for north and west Texas and southeast New Mexico.
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New Mexico
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Latest in hair dress styles at Texas Beauty Culturists show
The second day of the Texas Beauty Culturists convention featured new hair dressing lengths fingernail cosmetics and related fashion ideas in a style show at the Herring Hotel. Dor othy Farris nationally known cosmetician directed the show arriving Tuesday from Oklahoma City. The event closes Wednesday night with a buffet supper and dance followed by instruction and demonstrations Thursday.
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Texas Beauty Culturists
Herring Hotel
Dorothy Farris
Oklahoma City
Death trial argued in Houston for gambler Herschel Gray
The case of Herschel Gray a 33 year old San Antonio gambler charged with the slaying of J A Shorty Mangum 41 a fellow gambler was argued before a Houston jury today.
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Herschel Gray
San Antonio
J. A. (Shorty) Mangum
Massive Ballot For General Election In Potter County
Potter County prepares a large general election ballot listing 213 candidates for 39 offices across six parties with independents and write-ins. Democratic ticket leads with 62 names and 23 presidential electors. Republicans 39 names with 23 electors. other parties join with 37 Socialist, 20 Communist, 25 Jacksonian, and 30 Liberty names plus 23 electors. Also nine Texas constitutional amendments appear at the ballot bottom.
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