Ed Howe backs Alf Landon as 1936 president pick
Ed Howe, famed Kansan editor, declares Landon the best hope for the country and criticizes Roosevelt era politics. He warns against “Landon or Lunacy” and predicts economy and constitution focus, with Landon as a practical, hard headed, family man leader who can resist big oil and partisan debt.
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Landon
Lunacy
Kansan
Potato Hill
United Press
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Lewis Larkin Atchison
Kati
America
Howe
Alf Landon
Roosevelt
Harding
Hoover
London
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Arid
Washington
Demos Howe
Jim Reed
Carter Glass
Hugh Johnson
Lewis Douglas
George Norris
SINGERS RECEIVE SILVER MEDAL FROM CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION
Mrs. J. D. Turk directs the Balladors and Balladettes who received a silver medal from California Pacific International Exposition officials for their performances at the San Diego Exposition last August. The medal honors Amarillo College choruses as part of a festival of music. The Balladette Ballador concert chorus features college musicians trained by Mrs Turk, and graduates of Amarillo College. They will perform in Borger Friday night, sponsored by the Weatherly School PTA.
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J. D. Turk
California Pacific International
Turk
Amarillo College
Borger
Weatherly School
Parent- Teachers Association
Help Wanted Notes From The Tack Page Remnants
A jumble of personal pleas requests for work and lodging with names and contact hints. Messages include a student seeking afternoon chores after school, a nurse promising case work, a 40 year old seeking nursing or waitress work, and others offering to hire or share a home with limits.
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South Pierce Street
Radio Schedule Highlights KGNC Program Lineup
A detailed hourly listing of KGNC broadcasts across Tuesday and Wednesday, including news segments, musical programs, talk slots, and performances. Notable names include Pinky Hunter Waltz Tunes Duke Ellington and Bill Dodge, with multiple WBS features and United Press News updates.
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Alito Clinic
de Witt Landis
Bill Dodge
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Jan Huban
Lloyd Snyder
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Jack Denny
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George Wood
Salon Music
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Melody Pallette
Duke Ellington
Victor Arden
Allison and Starr
Taylor King
Decline in U S Crude Output Across Regions
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a national weekly drop of 3 331 barrels per day to 2 825 050. Oklahoma fell 11 375 to 5 250 000. East Texas down 582 to 471 250. Texas total slipped 1 249 to 1 064 948. Kansas rose 1 975 to 149 200. Michigan and eastern fields up. Rocky Mountain region down 20 to 113 270. California rose 3 500 to 647 500.
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United States
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Base set for cotton tax under Bankhead act announced
Washington October 22 UP the AAA declared 109 cents per pound as the base to determine the tax rate on cotton grown under the Bankhead act. The tax is fixed at 845 cents per pound of fint cotton. Treasury position shows receipts and expenditures for October 19 with a large year-to-date balance and emergency spending. The text also includes misrendered lines about household articles and an employment note from a reader.
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Crisis Fears Rise in Longshore Strike Tensions
In Houston on October 22, a slaying at Port Arthur under investigation heightened strike tensions along the Texas Gulf Coast. Etienne Christ, 34, a suspected strike picket, was found shot after a clash with nonunion men as four nonunion workers were pulled from a box car and badly beaten. Two nonunion workers remain missing as officers trace the incident toward a looming Galveston crisis.
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Houston
Texas Gulf Coast
Port Arthur
Galveston
Etienne Christ
Termiffial
Duped by fake spiritualists then struck by car
In Plainview Mrs. Celia Sharp, an invalid, was duped out of $5,000 by supposed spiritualists who promised to double her money. While reporting the loss to police she was struck by a car and suffered a broken leg and wrist, facial lacerations, and possible internal injuries. Attorneys waited to question her further.
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Plainview
Celia Sharp
Sharp
Nurses Save Many In Hospital Blaze
New York reports an electrical fire in a Sanesy4ar hospital wing caused a scare. Nurses guided patients to safety and evacuated dozens without serious injuries.
Devildogs Enforce Law Amid Riots In Kingstown
Rioting erupted on St Vincent as marines from a warship enforced martial law after three rioters were fatally wounded during the night. The incident occurred as authorities moved to restore order under federal court supervision.
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Kingstown
St Vincent
B. W
West Indian
Driving Rules for Amarillo from The Globe
The Globe lists traffic and parking regulations for Amarillo drivers. Rules include a 20 mph limit, allowed left turns unless posted, right turns on red after full stop, and prohibitions on parking in bus and fire zones plus near fire plugs. It warns against blocking driveways, stopping in alleys, and running red lights or stop signs.
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Amarillo
The
Globe
Stroud Services Planned in Amarillo for L A Stroud
Burial services for L. A. Stroud 74 Hedley pioneer will be held Wednesday at 230 o clock from the N S Griggs Chapel in Amarillo Rev A W Hendricks Hedley Methodist pastor will officiate Surviving are four sons W H Stroud Hedley H D Stroud L Stroud and R L Stroud all of Amarillo
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L. A. Stroud
Pioneer
Hedley
Mr. Stroud
N.S Griggs
A. W. Hendricks
Hedley Methodist
W. H. Stroud
H. D. Stroud
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May Ask Mexican Troops in Election
Federal troops from Juarez garrison will be asked to maintain order if an injunction against interference at political rallies is violated in the Juarez mayoralty race. Judge Miguel Mendoza Lopes said the injunction was granted after clashes Saturday night leaving one man dead and several wounded. Homestatas charged that rival Jose Quevedo Jr attacked the Herrera group at a La Chavena rally.
Ruth Nichols Winning Fight Against Death
Ruth Nichols, society aviator, appeared to be winning a fight against death from injuries in her latest airplane crash in Troy New York. A bulletin at 11:30 A M reported her condition improved though doctors cautioned she is not yet out of danger as pilot Harry Hublitz also sustained fatal injuries.
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Ruth Nichols
Miss Nichols
Harry Hublitz
Emmett Howd
Storm Strikes Baracoa and Santiago Causing Damage
The hurricane blast toppled buildings in Baracoa as evacuees fled. In Santiago the wind overwhelmed roofs including the normal school, shattered shop windows, and felled trees. Police, firemen, and soldiers aided rescues. one dead and two gravely hurt.
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Guantanamo
Santiago
Charges Hit Filling Stations Over Inferior Gasoline
Six charges against filling station operators in Donley Hall and Childress Counties for selling gasoline below state specifications. State Comptroller tax supervisor John C. Wilson said four charges are in Donley County and one in Hall and one in Childress. Convictions carry fines from 25 to 200 dollars. Gasoline samples tested below state standards.
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John C. Wilson
State Comptroller Department
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Missionaries Anna Muller and Anna Kremer to Speak in Amarillo
Miss Anna Muller a China missionary for 24 years and Miss Anna Kremer a Wandsburger Deaconess travel from Europe to Amarillo for meetings at the Church of the Open Bible on Fifteenth Avenue and Ong Street. They will sing a duet in German and share work with Yunnan Mission and China Inland Mission networks.
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China
Church of the Open Bible
Fifteenth Avenue
Ong Street
Miss Muller
Yunnan
China Inland Mission
Amarillo
Anna Kremer
Wandsburger
Chicago
Charge Clerk Sold Liquor to a Minor
Phillip Irvin, a drug store clerk, paid a $63 fine and costs after pleading guilty in Justice Charlie Carder’s Court. Sheriff Bill Adams signed the complaint alleging the whisky was sold to 18 year old Burt Morrow without parental written consent.
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Phillip Irvin
Charlie Carder
Bill Adams
Burt Morrow
Remove Harper From Hospital to Home
Sid Harper, motorcycle officer injured when his bike collided with a laundry truck at Fourth Avenue and Van Buren Street, was moved from St. Anthony's Hospital to his home at 703 Fairmont. Harper suffered severe body bruises and injuries to his right leg.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
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Lawrence Jones Claimed by Death in Amarillo
Lawrence B. Jones 30 died at 3 50 this morning in a local hospital as a member of a pioneer Amarillo family son of Mr and Mrs J W Jones 806 North Fillmore Street Funeral services set with Rev Thomas J Drury Sacred Heart Cathedral assistant pastor from N 8 Griggs & Sons Chapel at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon Burial in Liano Cemetery. FXAMINFEFS QUAKE DAMAGE WASHINGTON Oct 22 UP The Reconstruction Finance Corporation sent an agent to Helena Mont to examine quake damage for rebuilding funds.
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Lawrence B. Jones
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Today
Helena Mont
Kansas City Livestock Market and New Orleans Cotton Report
Kansas City markets show cattle and calves with uneven demand and generally steady to higher prices for some classes amid a moderate supply. New Orleans cotton opened steady with early gains on frost worries, as December and May contracts moved higher.
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New Orleans
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Oklahoma
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County Officials Attend State Judges and Commissioners Convention
Judge J. N. Riggs and Potter County Commissioners Percy Gibbs Mark Parker Frank Buckingham and Joe Gray will attend the state convention of judges and commissioners in San Antonio. Riggs is already in Austin and delegates plan to depart today or tomorrow. Potter County will bid strongly for the 1936 convention.
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J. N. Riggs
Potter County
Percy Gibbs
Mark Parker
Frank Buckingham
Joe Gray
San Antonio
Riggs
Austin
Potter
Pierson Jury Selection Shows Progress In Sanity Inquiry
In Austin Texas on October 22 the Pierson murder case continued as jurors were questioned to determine insanity for Howard Pierson, 21, accused of killing his parents. From a pool of 150 new venue potential jurors, eight were examined and three qualified, with thirteen previously accepted. The panel could reach 32, after which ten per side may be challenged. Some disqualified jurors voiced opinions on the defendant's sanity.
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Tex
Howard Pierson
C. A. Wheeler
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