Loterwett and Economists Comment on Prosperity and Politics
The Globe features Victor Berger leading the socialist party while President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon discuss strong business, capital for ventures, rising exports, and lower rubber prices. Mussolini proclaims peace and energy in Italy as dictatorship’s future looms, and labor wages draw attention alongside oil fears and direct primaries.
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Coolidge
Mellon
Hoover
England
Berger Leads Socialist Push for New National Party
Victor L. Berger, newly named head of the Socialist party, calls for a new national party to oppose the two old parties he says are now one. He cites rising socialism amid large scale industry, immigration curbs, and economic changes, recalling his early ties to Eugene Debs during the Pullman strike.
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Victor Berger
Eongress
Congress
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Berger
Karl Marx
United Press
New York
la Follette
Robert M. la Follette
Victor L. Berger
United States
Chicago
Milwaukee
Eugene Debs
Dry enforcement budget unchanged by Treasury official
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lowman in charge of prohibition enforcement said he will not ask Congress to increase the 1928 29 dry enforcement appropriation of 13 million dollars. He indicated Congress must initiate any extension of prohibition activities and outlined plans for an air patrol using airplanes seized from rum runners.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Lowman
Congress
Union Gas Bought By American Power
The Union Gas corporation and other properties, adjacent to the Kansas Properties of the Community Power and Light company, have been acquired by the American Commonwealths Power Corporation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Union Gas Corporation
Southwest
American Commonwealths Power Corporation
Kansas
Community Power and Light Company
Weather Forecast For Tonight And Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday will be fair with mild temperatures. A historical note recalls high of 74 and low of 36 for this date. Record hourly readings show 7 am 50, 8 am 53, 9 am 58, 10 am 65, 12 pm 76, 1 pm 80. Rex promos mention a t cent sale for Thursday through Saturday.
New Teapot Dome evidence in Fall Sinclair case
Government witnesses detailed that Albert Fall knew the interior department claims were invalid before forcing Harry Sinclair to pay over a million dollars to quiet them. Roy Tallman recalled Fall spoke of disposing of the claims but feared they might fall into unscrupulous hands.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Interior Department
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Fall
Roy W. Tallam
General Land Office
Interior Secretary
Tallman
Bandit Leader Daniel Cruz Killed by Federal Troops
Dispatches from Mazatlan report Daniel Cruz, bandit leader blamed for the August train attack near Acaponeta Nayarit and the wounding of American teacher Florence Anderson, was killed by federal troops after a pursuit at Motaje. Several bandits died in the battle.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mazatlan
Daniel Cruz
Acaponeta
State of
Nayarit
Florence Anderson
Cruz
Motaje
Ambulance Numbers Listed Griggs and Blackburn
Readable notice lists Griggs ambulance with phone 250 and Blackburn ambulance with phone 21 as contact numbers for emergency medical transport.
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Griggs Ambulance
Blackburn
Liquor, Dope and Mail Fraud Trials Held in Amarillo
In a fast federal court session in Amarillo the criminal docket moved swiftly with most defendants pleading guilty. Jimmie Bell aged 15 received four years at the National Training School in Washington D C for transporting a stolen auto, while Jack Trippey 17 faced uncertain fate after involvement in the same theft. Marty Harland Holt alias Darling was sentenced to five years for driving a stolen car from Colorado to Texas.
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Amarillo
Jimmie Bell
National Training School
Washington, D.C
Lad
Jimmie
Jack Trippey
Bristow
Oklahoma
Clarendon
Kansan
Jack
Wilson
Marty Harland Holt
Darling
Allas Lopez
Colorado
Texas
Holt
Panhandle & Santa Fe
Fort Worth & Denver
Mme Ida Chernoff Lectures on Health and Beauty
The first of five lectures by Mme Ida Chernoff, renowned beauty expert, drew a large Amarillo crowd at the city auditorium. Free talks run daily this week except Thursday at Barnard's store with a Thursday night lecture. topics include complexion care personality development hands nails and weight reduction on Thursday.
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Mme
Ida Chernoff
City
Mme. Chernoff
Barnard'’s
Globe and News
Amarillo
Helmet Found May Link to Missing Filer
The state department received by mail from Georgetown British Guiana a waterproof American made helmet that may identify Paul Redfern the Brunswick Georgia to Brazil aviator who disappeared. The helmet has been sent to Redfern's backers for possible identification.
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Washington
State Department
Georgetown
British Guiana
Paul Redfern
Brunswick
Georgia
Brazil
Redfern
Fire in Tammerfors theater kills twenty one
A Tammerfors motion picture theater fire last night left twenty one dead and several injured as exits were blocked by crowds rushing in for the next showing. The operator warned spectators to flee as flames spread through the packed venue.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
Finland
Tammerfors
Globe-News plans Armistice Day train to Vernon for Lions game
The Globe-News sponsors a first class special train to Vernon for Armistice Day football, likely a district semi final. Fort Worth & Denver service is being arranged, with 150 attendants to run the trip. Amarillo eyes state honors as Wineligh era grows under Coach Hugh Butler.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
Vernon
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Globe News
Fight To Move Milliken Trial Seeks Sanity Court Transfer
LOCKHART Oct 24. Another motion to transfer the sanity trial of A. V. Milliken, condemned slayer, to another county is likely. Defense counsel William E. Hawkins announced the move around district court adjournment before any testimony. The prior motion alleging Caldwell county prejudice was overruled.
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Associated Press
Lockhart
A. V. Milliken
William E. Hawkins
District Court
Millikin
Caldwell County
W W pickets arrested after attack at Colorado mine
In Ludlow Colorado on October 24 two guards were pushed into Bear Creek as 28 men and seven women led by Mrs R E K Bernash confronted guards on a highway bridge. The group halted 700 miners from entering pits and Bernash escaped arrest. Deputy sheriffs later pursued arrests.
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United Prew
Ludlow
Colo
Bear Creek
W. W
Colorado
R. EK. Bernash
Delagua
Berwind Canon Mines
United Mine Workers of America
Kristen Svanum
Svanum
IW. W
Walsen
Walsenburg
Gan
I. C. Bennett
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Tipples
Bennett
Bernash
Trinidad
Marty
Yancy Story Bank Case Transferred to Sherman
The trial of the Yancy Story bank robbery case was moved Monday from Dallas to Sherman by Judge C. A. Pippen in criminal district court on his own motion.
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Associated Preas
Dallas
Yancy
Krum
Sherman
C. A. Pippen
Criminal District Court
Death Fall Cited in Parachute Jump Over Kansas City
Cameras film a fatal parachute jump in Kansas City as Kenneth J. Davis 24 son of John Davis Ariba editor falls 2600 feet after his parachute fails to deploy. Plane companion Geore Hawkins jumped first and landed safely.
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United Press
Kansas City
Kenneth J. Davis
John Davis
Ariba
Colo
Davis
Geore Hawkins
Hawkins
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Fisiter
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Ponca City
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Maine
Mojave Desert
Toronto University
Ricketts
Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Deere
Mills
U.S
NEW Party
Union Gas
American Power
Rex
Earl Carroll
Rip van Winkle
NEA Service, Inc
Atlanta
U. S
Sinclair
Potter County Lumber Co
Manney Pty. Co
New York American Today
Carroll
Green Line
East Sixth
MME, Chernofp
Fight
Milliken Trial
Yancy Story Bank
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