Whitney Bacon Tea Cup Campaign Rips Long Island Society
Long Island teacup campaign pits Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney and Robert Bacon for Congress amid social rivalries. Whitney campaigns from a 16 cylinder car while Mrs Whitney and others mingle with aides and workers. Roosevelt relatives stir partisan nerves as Long Island elites back Bacon.
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Long Island
Whitney-Bacon
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sonny) Whitney
Robert Low Bacon
Congress
George F. Baker
Whitneys
Whitney
Sterling Help to Bullington May Be Tardy
Gov. Ross Sterling delays endorsing Republican gubernatorial candidate Bullington while courting voters. Henry Zweifel seeks Sterling backing. Ferguson forces plan a strong counter effort with a nationwide push to vote the ticket straight. Judge Speer defends primary pledge and notes unresolved election fraud claims remain unproven.
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Bullington
Gordon K. Shearer Austin
Ross
Sterling
Henry Zweifel
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dan Moody
Sterling Forces
Ocie Speer
State Supreme Court
Ferguson
Tom Love
Wilcox
Speer
Supreme Court
Brakes Seek Slayer of Officers in Texarkana Case
Texarkana Arkansas officers deepen hunt for the man who fatally wounded Deputies Marvin Brackman and J C Crain in Sulphur River bottoms thirty miles away. The deputies were shot while questioning occupants of a liquor truck. Brackman died at once Crain died in hospital. Authorities found whisky in the truck and detained a girl her brother and their father riding with the suspect. Four other men including the truck owner were held as material witnesses.
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Texarkana
Ark
Marvin Brackman
J. C. Crain
Brackman
Crain
Col Thompson to Vote Straight Democratic Ticket in November
Tyler Texas Oct 21 railroad commissioner Ernest O Thompson said he would vote the straight Democratic ticket from constable to President. He urged Texans to give the party its greatest majority in history noting John N Garner as vice presidential nominee.
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Tyler
Texas
Maury Hughes
Dallas
Democratic Executive Committee
Ernest O. Thompson
Constable
John N. Garner
Weather Outlook for Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with local light rain likely tonight into Saturday. Amarillo areas will warm tonight with temperatures around 44 to 53 by 1 PM today. Unsettled conditions persist across New Mexico with little temperature change.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Brisbane column on Washington rain and aging cures
In Washington raindriven gloom grows as officials fear a grim winter report and hunger in the district. Senator Bingham proposes a 60 cent per hour street parking tax to relieve unemployment. A French doctor Versus and an Italian elixir promoter claim anti aging advances, with tales of monkey gland grafts and delayed aging.
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Washington
D. C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bingham
Connecticut
Congress
Helbrew fatally shot after fire attack and ambush
In Houston on October 21 Joe Helbrew a 42 year old Black man was shot by detectives Angus Morrison and E V Evans after he set fire to a servant's house and attacked two women with an axe and a scythe injuring them while threats and pursuit ended with his death.
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Houston
U.P
Joe Helbrew
Angus Morrison
E. V. Evans
F. C. Little
Helbrew
Speediest Races of Panhandle Meet Highlight Final Card
Sponsors of the Southwest Race Meet Association of Panhandle prepared Friday afternoon to entertain turf fans as the four day racing program concluded. The speediest horses from the three earlier events were readied for the final card amid partly cloudy skies and a light chill with a track aided by light sprinkles from Thursday night.
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Panhandle
Southwest Race Meet Association of Panhandle
Swedish Crown Prince's Son Weds Sibylle in Coburg
Prince Gustaf Adolf Oscar and Princess Sibylle of Saxe Coburg Gotha eloped for a honeymoon in Italy after a lavish Coburg wedding reported as one of the most colorful in years.
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Coburg
Germany
Gustaf Adolf Oscar
Sibylle of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Italy
Thas
Treasury Deficit Surges Despite Tax Collections
United States Treasury reports a deficit beyond $500 million through October 17, with outlays at $1,064,497,484 versus revenues of $510,140,206. Officials caution that new tax law effects are not yet reflected and March will show more. September income receipts fall to $142,203,202 from $263,877,854 a year earlier.
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Washington
Treasury
United States Extends Naval Holiday Pact to 1933
Washington October 21 The United States agreed to extend the naval holiday accord until March 1 1933. The extension keeps the agreement that limits battleship construction and fleet sizes in effect beyond the original expiry date.
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Washington
United States
Riot Flares At Kingston Penitentiary In Canada
Reports from Kingston Ont indicate a second major riot at the Kingston penitentiary. Guards and mutinous convicts clashed, with inmates allegedly seizing the power plant as troops and guards waited outside ready for action.
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Montreal
U.P
Portsmouth
Kingston
Ont
Kingston Penitentiary
Dominion
Lake Ontario
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Actress Helen Costello Robbed of Jewelry in Home Invasion
Los Angeles report says personal possessions valued at 50000 dollars, mainly jewelry, were stolen from Helen Costello while she was not at home. The actress is linked to the Costello Barrymore family of stage and screen. Police investigation ongoing.
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Los Angeles
Helen Costello
Costello-Barrymore
Clubwomen Meet in Amarillo District Conference
Sixty delegates from the Eighth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs gather at Polk Street Methodist Church Amarillo for a two day session starting Friday at 2 30 pm. Music club concerns and how to protect public school music are discussed with reports from member clubs and a fine arts program planned for Friday night. A luncheon at Mrs I D Cole’s home entertains out of town managers and a chicken barbecue is scheduled for 5 30 pm at the Upchurch ranch and Polk Street church with Junior Day planned for Saturday.
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Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Out of Town Board
I. D. Cole
Panhandle
Upchurch Ranch
Polk Street
Ducks Set Egg-Laying Record In Ozarks Farm
Two ducks at Willow Springs in the Ozarks reportedly laid 376 eggs each in 376 days surpassing the previous 365 day mark for any fowl. The claim comes from J. J. Foard a vocational agriculture instructor interpreting farm results.
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Springfield
Willow Springs
Ozarks
J. J. Foard
Hoover Bonus Views May Be Given in Detroit Address
President Hoover pressed to finish his Detroit speech before westward campaign stops. White House aides said the address may include the soldiers bonus topic, following discussion in Pittsburgh with his Democratic opponent. Hoover worked late with Walter Hope and French Strother on the speech.
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Washington
Detroit
Hoover
Capital
White House
West Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Mr. Hoover
Lincoln
Walter E. Hope
New York
the Treasury
French Strother
Hoover speeches attack Hoover record in White House
Gov Albert Ritchie of Maryland and Newton D Baker assail President Hoover in Cleveland after a forecast of cloudy, warmer weather. Baker names Mrs Hoover for welfare work. Forecaster notes 0.09 inch precipitation and a high near 53 with partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday.
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Cleveland
Hoover
White House
Albert
Ritchie
Maryland
Newton D. Baker
Amarillo
Radio and Accessories Classified Bargains Highlight Fall Coverage
Advertisers seek skilled men to handle big broadcasting events this fall and offer radio fixes and good radios in the classified section. The paper urges placement in the want ad under Radios and Accessories for the latest bargains and coverage.
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Welizzard
Planes to race the stratosphere tested at Caltech
Researchers at the Guggenheim laboratory and Caltech mechanical division test Crocco inspired jet propulsion for speeds beyond sound. A hollow central cylinder engine with a rocket assisted intake would heat air to 1500 degrees and ignite fuel, with two operators in air tight compartments and takeoff by rockets or catapult.
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Pasadena
Calif
General Crocco
Guggenheim Aerodynamic Laboratory
Mechanical Engineering Division
California Institute of Technology
J. M. Nordquist
France weighs debt payment and revision after elections
Parliament aims to block December payment on the wartime French debt to the United States and seek revision after US elections. Premier Herriot’s speech is seen as opposing this move. France may pay 400 million on commercial debt while pushing to cancel wartime borrowings.
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Wallace Carroll
Paris
U.P
United States
Edouard Herriot
Foreign Affairs Commission
Chamber
France
Washington
United Press
Chamber of Deputies
Medico Condemns Vaccination Plan
Dr W H Schwartz of Houston protests compulsory vaccination at the 48th annual Texas Homeopathic Medical Association convention in Dallas. He calls vaccination an abominable practice and a commercial proposition benefiting vaccine producers.
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Dallas
U.P
W. H. Schwartz
Houston
Texas Homeopathic Medical Association
Behwats
Associa
Roosevelt Unveils Three Point Farm Relief Plan
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt campaigns in Springfield Illinois presenting a three point program for agricultural relief. He calls for higher farm prices through better tariffs lower state local taxes and easier terms on farm mortgages. He speaks before 10 000 at the arsenal near the Lincoln Tomb amid cheering crowds and Democratic dignitaries.
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Springfield
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Springfield Arsenal
Topela
Pittsburgh
Democratic Party
The
United States
Topeka
Tlinois
Arsenal
Ilinois
Lincoln Tomb
Roosevelt
John, MN. Garner
Landlord Kills Tenant Couple Over Rent
Seminole Oklahoma October 21 a tenant farmer Amos Bruner 35 and his wife were killed in a cornfield two miles west of Seminole after Bruner refused to pay crop rent on 30 acres to landlord Z L Williams. The incident underscores tensions over rent in rural Oklahoma.
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Seminole, Okla
Amos Bruner
Z. L Williams
Williams
Bruner
Trial halted as juror falls ill in Berrie murder case
Muskogee Oklahoma October 21 The trial of Reverend Steven Althea Berrie for murder in the death of his first wife stopped when Juror W L Puckett became ill with acute indigestion. Judge Crump recessed court for the afternoon. The defense noted the defendant will not testify. The case featured poems to the dead wife presented by the defense amid emotional moments.
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Muskogee
Okla
Steven Althea Berrie
W. L. Puckett
Puckett
United Press
W. J. Crump
Fannie Berrie
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