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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1935

Page

11

Murder in the City as Enemies Blaze Nude Victim in Car

New York reports a gangland killing as Louis Amberg is chained in a burlap hood and burned inside a stolen automobile. He is among several deaths tied to control ofslot machine and shakedown rackets in the era. Detectives identify the body after fire crews extinguish the blaze and an assistant medical examiner removes the burlap sack and notes the ax blows to the skull.

New York Louis Amberg Amberg

Fire reported on North Elliott Place near navy yard Brooklyn

Police claim Amberg was likely slain in Manhattan and body moved across the Manhattan Bridge. Stool pigeons reportedly indicate where he was hiding. Tongshan China reports 161 drug addicts found dead in the first half of the year. About 1200 racing pigeons were exported to Kent England for a return race to Germany.

North Elliott Place Navy Yard Brooklyn Amberg Manhattan Manhattan Bridge Tongshan China Tientsin Kent England Greater Berlin Racing Pigeon Association Germany

Gly-Gas claims relief for rheumatism and digestive trouble

An Amarillo health ad promotes Gly-Cas Gly-Gas claiming to remove toxins and relieve rheumatism neuritis stomach liver kidney and blood issues. A testimonial from Mrs G J Brunson details improved digestion dizziness headaches sleep and mobility after using Gly-Gas. the ad notes a local representative at Fox Drug Company No 3 and pricing of $1 per box or six for $5 with payment by money order.

G. J. Brunson Kentucky Ave Amarillo Tex Fox Drug Company No Oliver-Eakle Tex. Tex Mrs. Brunson Fox Drug Company Oliver Eakle Fox Drug Co

Panting Canine Licks Stamps For Tired Man

In Corpus Christi on October 23 George Salyer sought a dog to help stamp 506 letters. An employee started stamping 20 stamps before a dog nearby licked the remaining 480 stamps, finishing the task.

Corpus Christi George Salyer

Constable Shot In Town Square Duel

Paducah October 23. Constable D C Brewster was hospitalized with scalp and shoulder wounds after a gun duel in the town square. C S Smith a 65 year old blacksmith is jailed on assault to murder charges following Brewster the indictment of Smith for carrying a pistol. Brewster testified he took the gun from Smith before the confrontation. The duel followed testimony in which Smith was indicted by the county grand jury.

Paducah U.P D. C. Brewster Smith M. C. Martin Brewster

Former Dallas Fair Head Found Dead

William Isaac Yopp, 80, veteran cottonseed broker and former president of the State Fair of Texas, was found dead in his Dallas home. He ran Texas first cottonseed brokerage, helped organize the Texas Cottonseed Crushers' Association, and in 1915 16 led the State Fair of Texas. He also organized the Texas Saddle Horse Breeders' Association.

Dallas William Isaac Yopp Yopp Texas Texas Cottonseed Crushers’ Association Texas Saddle Horse Breeders’ Association

Injury Fatal After Man Hurt in Crash

Henry John Fox 22 of Houston died from injuries after two cars crashed head on three miles south of Corsicana on Highway 75 last night. His body will be sent to Houston. It is Navarro County's sixth auto accident death of the year.

Cosicana Henry John Fox Houston Corsicana Navarro County

Coal Dealer Receives $250000 Check Instead of $12

George Duggan a coal dealer opened mail and found an endorsed check for a quarter million dollars drawn by Lee Pickard ERA payable to William H Albright state treasurer who endorsed it Duggan was told to bring the check to ERA headquarters in Newark and that the $12 expected for a ton of coal sold to a relief client was the mistake

Vineland George Duggan State Emergency Relief Administration Lee Pickard William H. Albright Duggan ERA Headquarters Newark

City of Amarillo Seeks Bids for Two Road Graders

The City Commission of Amarillo will receive bids for two ten foot road graders at 7 30 P M November 5 1935. Full specifications accompany each proposal. Trade in allowances apply to two graders in use. A 5 percent bid security by certified or cashier's check is required. The city reserves the right to accept or reject any bid. H R Smith City Manager.

E. F. Hail River Road Independent School District No. 1 Potter County Texas Townes and Funk Rivyer Road Independent School District No. 1 E. F. Hall Board of Trustees United States Treasury Department River Road Independent PWA Boad of Trustees City Commission City of Amarillo H. R. Smith

102 Year Old Woman Says Life Is Uninteresting

In Muscatine Iowa Mrs Julia Plesis aged 102 says she is weary of life and awaits death. She stays largely in bed reads and sews and converses in French when spoken to. Born in France she moved to New York at 18 and later married in St Louis before settling on an Iowa truck farm.

Muscatine U.P Julia Plesis France New York St. Louis Iowa

Village of Long Life earns Ruiva its title

In 1933 only three deaths were recorded and all were centenarians, granting Ruiva near Lisbon in Portugal the nickname Village of Long Life as locals note the unusual mortality pattern.

Siberia to Get New Rail Line

Moscow reports a vast Soviet plan to modernize rail and port networks in the Siberian Far East. A trunk line from Lake Baikal to Komsomolsk on Amur will run north of the Trans Siberian to protect against disruption. Feeder lines couple with new ports to spur industrial growth and military resilience.

Moscow Iberian Far East Soviet Union Lake Baikal Komsomolsk-on-Amur Trans-Siberian Russia Lake Baikel Pacific Siberia Komsomolsk Khabarovsk Komsomorsk Amur Sovietskaya Gavan

Weather and Tar Too Much for Pig

In Berry Hill Illinois a ten pound pig owned by Simon Sutton was saved after hot sun melted tar spilled on the road leaking into the pig sty fence. The pig stepped in tar and was submerged to its ears while ants moved in for a feast but was rescued by Mrs Sutton who heard the squeal.

Berry Hill Ill U.P Simon Sutton

Ballard's Snow Liniment marketed for muscle relief

An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for aching muscles sprains strains backache and lumbago claiming quicker relief through a local warming action. It lists 30¢ and 60¢ prices and mentions Baillard's Snow Liniment.

Ballard Baillard

Joke Turns Dangerous As Mystery Caller Bombs Garage

In Detroit a late night prank ends with an explosion in a garage behind James McGuire's home. He reports a taunting call before the blast and another call asking his condition after the blast. McGuire insists the garage is not his, aiding investigators.

Detroit James McGuire McGuire

Pig Restored After Cleaning with Gasoline Soap and Water

A pig was brought back to its former appearance using gasoline vaseline soap and water.

Two Million in Projects Aiding Roads

More than two million dollars in new projects were added by the State Highway Department today. Seventeen miles of calade base with double asphalt surfacing on Highway 9 from Big Spring northwest. Bid low by Thomas & Rat cliff, Rogers, at $116,202. Rich and Davis, Dallas, bid $24,048 on an

Austin State Highway 9 Big Spring Northwest Thomas & Ratcliff Rogers Richand and Davis Dallas

Morris Chair Inventor William Morris Named

A master draftsman William Morris is credited with inventing the Morris chair in a historical note. The record places the creation near key railroad routes including the T and P Railway and Highway 1, about 18 miles east of Big Spring.

William Morris Morris Chair

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