Labor unions and politics urged to act by ballot
A long rambling column discusses Andrew Furuseth and labor union tactics, warnings against court overreach, and the need to vote to resolve labor disputes. It notes Rhode Island GOP leanings, New York alcohol politics, and a violent mail robbery in Elizabeth New Jersey as part of rising crime, ending with reflections on wealth and Vanderbilt era real estate.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fifty-Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Kan Dice
California
Portland
Maine
Hostile
Miami
Bowen
Merewits
Carpenton
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Aimee McPherson Invites Followers to Trial Hearing
Aimee Semple McPherson lifts stay‑away orders and invites followers to attend her preliminary hearing as defense testimony resumes. The evangelist and three others face criminal conspiracy charges while witnesses describe her condition in Douglas and Venice.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman-Silaff
Aimee Ramon R. Gonzales
Agua Priesta
Mexico
Douglas
Arizona
Gonzales
George W. Cook
Mother Found Dead Hidden in Attic Trunk
The body of Mrs Beata Withers was found by her 15 year old son Charles in an attic trunk at the family home in Portland Oregon. Police reported no visible wounds besides hip discoloration and noted she had recently separated from her husband architect Charles H Withers who had moved from Portland to Seattle.
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C. E
Patterson
Arizona
E. Cross
Douglas
Towne
Agnaa
Meeneth
Ormiston
Angeles Temple Redie
Copan
Nem Dey
Beata Withers
Charles
Withers
Portland
Seattle
Work Opens On Economy Home In East Amarillo
Groundbreaking for the Globe-News Economy home in East Amarillo marked a nine week build, five room, modern dwelling to be opened for inspection furnished. Mrs. George McLellan led the ceremony with support from Mrs. W. W. Flenniken and Mrs. J. E. Griggs, with builders and developers from East Amarillo involved.
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Globe-News Economy
Amarillo
George McLellan
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
W. W. Flenniken
Child Study Club
J. E. Griggs
A. M. Spencer
East
Circus Grounds Change Delays Amarillo Show
A last minute schedule change forced the Al G. Barres cirews to arrive late in Amarillo and the afternoon performance was postponed. Doors open at 7:30 for the training performance starting promptly at 8. John Maynard Lor Co. phone S420 offers Martha Washington candies at Hobl's store on Polk.
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al G. Barres Cirews
Amarillo
Willome Bet
Trening
Child recounts attack by knife-wielding assailant
A Amarillo girl, age about 0 years, told Chief Blackwell how a man with a knife threatened to kill her Tuesday night. Her parents brought her to identify three suspects, rejecting each man as she spoke. Police have clues and residents near Ninth and Monroe describe a loitering man.
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Amarillo
Blackwell
Ninth
Monroe
Smith Brands Statement Of Railton False
Eugene Smith, chairman of the state highway commission, called Railton's claim that Smith urged spending 5000 dollars to influence the commission false. Railton, Houston manufacturer, alleged the order for expansion joints for a Tarrant county project was disapproved over lack of meeting specifications after testing by Southwestern laboratories and the University of Texas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Eugene Smith
State Highway Commission
House
John R. Railton
Houston
Smith
Commission
Railton
Tarrant County
Southwestern Laboratories
Dallas
University of Texas Testing Bureau
Y M C A Expelled From Soviet Russia
New York reports the Soviet government has expelled the Young Men's Christian Association from Russia. A. D. Anderson, an American YMCA secretary in Russia, was forced to leave, and his property was seized. The embassy statement confirms the complete expulsion of YMCA from the country.
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New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Russia
National Council of the Association
D. Anderson
Russla
Ressie
Right of Way Fund Meeting Called in Amarillo River Link
A public meeting is set for tomorrow night to account for the Rock Island right of way fund from Amarillo to the Canadian River. Deeds are prepared, settlements made on terminal grounds and some tracts paid, but funds must arrive to avoid delay. Judge J W Crudgington Col C T Herring and Mayor Lee Bivine call for concise factual statements and open discussion with no speeches.
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Rock Island
Amarillo
Canadian River
J. W. Crudgington
Col. C. T. Herring
Lee Bivine
Judge Crudgington
Rotary speakers discuss medicine and insurance in Amarillo
Dr. R. A. Duncan and L. C. White addressed Amarillo Rotarians at noon in the Amarillo hotel. Duncan contrasted old and modern medical practice and joked about patient habits. Wells spoke on growth and duties of the insurance business, sharing salesmen’s human interest incidents. A zone conference is planned for next Thursday with nine nearby clubs, Ross Rogers chairing arrangements.
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R. A. Duncan
L. C. White
Rotary Club
Amarillo
Duncan
Wells
Ross Rogers
Osborne Dies Noted Prison Reform Leader at 68
Thomas Mott Osborne, 68, famed for prison reform efforts, died of heart disease after being struck down on a Auburn street. Identified by a funeral home tag read Tom Brown, he once served as warden and pushed reforms in Portemouth and other facilities, leaving a lasting legacy in the reform movement.
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Associated Press
Auburn
N.Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
Tom Brown
Osborne
Auburn Prison
Commete
Portemeeth
New Hempshire
Amarillo Board guards against bread line growth
Claude C. Wild of the Board of City Development rejects reports that Amarillo needs 2,000 extra laborers. He says a healthy labor market exists, hundreds have arrived to fill needs, and a surplus of common or skilled labor is not desired. He urges welcoming workers while ensuring others stay employed and prosperous.
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Amarillo
Claude C. Wild
Board of City Development
Harve Avery
Reed Probes Indiana Klan Ties and Campaign Support
Senate funds inquiry hears Indiana Klan links as Hugh P. Emmons testifies that Klan officials backed Senators Watson and Robinson. He says Walter Bossert was ousted for refusing to back Watson. Emmons accuses W Lee Smith of offering $10,000 to support Watson and warns of retribution if he betrayed the line.
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Associated Press
CHIC
ACO
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Hugh P. Emmons
South Bend
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Reed
Missouri
Emmons
Watson
Robinson
Walter Bossert
Indianapolis
W. Lee Smith
Senator Watson
Negro Woman Shot Husband in Yard. Husband Near Death
Lillie Jones, a Black woman, shot her husband Willie Jones twice in their yard yesterday after a divorce suit. He lies in a hospital, likely fatally wounded. She is charged with assault with intent to murder.
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Lillie Jones
Willie Jones
Storm veers to east and Cuba capital reports deaths
A Miami storm of sixty to ninety miles per hour caused debris in streets but little damage to ships. Residents fled to public buildings. crowds celebrated the escape as forecasts improved. Police advised returning home as barometer rose and winds diminished. exodus continued to West Palm Beach and beyond. Continuation noted on page eleven.
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Associated Press
Mian
Fla
Miami
West Palm Beach
Havana Storm Toll and Damage Rise in Caribbean Hit
The Caribbean hurricane striking Havana yester day leaves an estimated 25 to 80 dead and 1800 injured with about 30 million dollars in damages. Officials report no American casualties. many homes in poorer areas wrecked as communication breaks down across the republic.
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Associat Press
Havana
Republic
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
Marianee
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