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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1931

Page

5

Iowa Farmers Armed Await Cattle Tuberculin Tests

In Burlington Iowa the cattle tuberculin tests face a tense stand as 1400 additional National Guardsmen join 400 already stationed. Protesters led by Jake Evverstman camp along with armed demonstrators threaten the test effort at Des Moines County farm.

Iowa Des Moines Jake Everstman Evverstman Farmers’ Protective Association Everstman

How To Believe Sick Headaches In 3 Minutes

Advertises a drug called B C from two North Carolina druggists claiming rapid, guaranteed relief from headaches sciatic neuralgic and female pains. Promises safety with a 10 or 25 cent package and claims effect within minutes versus hours.

North Carolina

Cattle Testing Delayed by Militia Movements

Dr. Peter Malcolm, chief tester, says a large force of veterinarians will arrive today but work depends on militia movements. Large scale testing likely won’t begin before tomorrow as open opposition to the cattle testing law grows in several Eastern Iowa counties since early March.

Peter Malcolm Iowa

Twenty six suits filed in Potter County civil court

Twenty six suits were filed in two days in Potter County civil district court as service deadlines approach for the November term before Judge W. E. Gee. Among the filings are two damage suits, five divorces, and the rest debt and foreclosure cases.

Potter County W. E. Gee

Second Duel Victim Dies in Fort Worth

In downtown Fort Worth two men wounded in a Tuesday pistol duel have died. Eddie Seay, 21, died late yesterday from wounds after a fight with Leonard Lee, 26, who died instantly. Both worked at a parking station. Seay had quit recently after a minor arm injury from a friendly scuffle with Lee. The shooting grew from lingering ill will.

Fort Worth Eddie Seay Leonard Lee Lee Seay

McKinley School Displays 150 Art Reproductions

McKinley School will show 150 reproductions of modern and old master paintings Friday. A program at 8 o'clock features students posing in famous works and R K Bishop discussing art history. Admission is 10 cents for children and 15 cents for adults to raise funds for new pictures.

McKinley School R. K. Bishop McKinley

Judge Flesher Hears Motions In Civil Cases

Special Judge W J Flesher resumed the Potter County court at law bench and considered civil motions as the docket focuses on civil jury litigation for the week. Judge Nelson remains ill after surgery, affecting his ability to return soon.

Potter County Court-At-Law W. J. Flesher Flesher E. C. Nelson, Jr Nelson

Figures Show Austin Has No Low Mood

Austin figures show better activity than last year with more building permits and bank deposits, higher University of Texas and public school attendance, more utility users, and stronger retail sales. There is less rental housing available.

Austin Austin American Today University of Texas

Woman Shot in Dallas in Critical Condition

Mrs Fay Cash 22 was shot last night by an older woman in a house near Lagon Dallas authorities said. Virginia Thrift testified to police and gave a written statement to Assistant District Attorney Angelo Piranio before being jailed. Thrift followed her husband and the younger woman after they left the Thrift home.

Dallas Texas Fay Cash Lagon Virginia ‘Thrift Angelo Piranio Thrift

Day Gives Away Race Horses After Oil Discovery

Ned Hastings reports that M. Day, oil discovery owner in Adams County, told bystanders at a Kansas race track that he had struck oil and would share his wealth. He distributed five and ten dollar bills as “cards” to friends, and released his string of race horses to bystanders.

Hastings Ned U.P M. Day Adams County Kansas Race Track

Beige dyed snake skin ensembles with aquamarine accents

The article highlights new purse and shoe sets in beige dyed snake skin with gold piping, paired with gold beige hosiery and gloves. It notes matching with aquamarine blue costumes and pastel tones, plus summer coat frocks in printed linens and white vestees for outdoor wear.

Dock Workers Back On Jobs In Galveston Strike Ends

About 1,200 union longshoremen returned to work in Galveston after a settlement on a wage contract ending a strike that began October 1. The agreement raises rates to 70 cents an hour for straight work and 1.05 dollars for overtime with 13 cents per bale for cotton. The contract runs to March 31, 1933. Nearly 3,000 more longshoremen in Houston Corpus Christi and Texas City planned to return to work.

Galveston Houston Corpus Christi Texas City

Enforcement of Texas truck law resumes in Austin

The Texas motor division of the railroad commission resumes enforcement of the permit for hire truck law after injunctions dissolve. Inspectors were told to resume arrests and hearings on granted permits begin November 2. There are 1200 applications.

Austin U.P Mark Marshall State Railroad Commission

Separate coats set to top summer fashion

The long silk coat in neutral tones will have strong vogue this summer. It can be worn with propriety over a sleeveless cotton frock or a dressy chiffon dress.

Soviet Russia helps U.S. tackle unemployment with jobs

Soviet Russia announces a development project filling 6000 jobs for American workmen. The plan claims to provide employment and counter unemployment in the United States through cooperative effort.

Soviet Russia United States

Bond Set in Fatal Texarkana Shooting Case

Mett Larey, 27, released on $5,000 bond in the fatal shooting of Claude Pilgreen, 35, at a preliminary hearing. Larey was bound over to the Miller County grand jury after lone witness Angie Coursey testified Pilgreen threatened him before the shooting.

Texarkana Ark Mett Larey Liberty Claude Pilgreen Miller County Grand Jury Angie Coursey Larey Pilgreen

Lis­terine Weekly Shampoo Promises Dandruff Relief

Use It Once A Week ing treatment. Moreover, it is unquestionably one of the best treatments for loose dandruff for preventing it, and for overcoming it once it has started. Many hundreds of men have told us that since making Lis­terine a part of the weekly shampoo, their scalp feels better, their hair looks more attractive, and they are never.

Father separated from daughter after naturalization omission

In Hartford, Christina Pappas, age two when her father George Pappas moved from Greece to the United States, was separated from him for two years after he later naturalized and omitted her name from his papers. Federal and state authorities investigated the clerical error.

Hartford Conn Christina Pappas George Pappas Greece Christina United States Federal

Authorities Involve Consular Officials Over Teen’s Admission

Consular authorities were brought into the case before Christina, now 21, was admitted. The involvement followed the prior steps in the legal or administrative process and underscores international coordination in the admission matter.

Christina

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