World of hopes and fears brims with future forecasts
Arthur Brisbane surveys global expectations from farm prices to German reparations and Zionist matters. He notes Britain’s stance on Jewish immigration, looming aircraft advances from Germany, and the salmon industry’s need for advertising to lift demand. A light ad closes the column.
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Legge
Farm Board
Hjalmar Schacht
German
Reichsbank
Germany
Britain
United States
Palestine
Palestine Mandate
Alky King Shot to Death at Chicago Apartment
Chicago dated October reports the shooting of Joe Aiello, rival of Al Capone, as he left Patsy Presto’s apartment on North Kolmar Avenue. Seventeen or more bullets fired from multiple positions, described by police as a highly elaborate gangland trap. Aiello, allied with George Moran, had been a public enemy per the Chicago crime commission.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Aiello
Alfonso Capone
Aiello
George
Bugs) Moran
Moran
Chicago Crime Commission
Patsy Presto
Kolmar Avenue
Presto
Brazil Defenders Fall After Coup D Etat Shifts Power
Three leaders of the Brazilian regime overthrown today are pictured. President Washington Luis Pereira de Souza,Foreign Minister Octavio Mangabeira, and Vice-President Mello Vianna are shown as ousted by the uprising. Rear Admiral Carlos Frederico de Noronha is described as having navy units joining the revolution.
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Washington Luis Perreira de Souza
Rio de Janeiro
Octavio Mangabeira
Mello Vianna
Carlos Frederico de Noronha
President Luis Resigns as Army Joins Rebels
In Brazil the revolution succeeds as President Washington Luis quits. Gen Leite de Castro assumes control after clashes near the government palace. Rioting erupts in São Paulo as the uprising unfolds and the white flag signals the rebel victory. Firing began around 2 40 pm and ceased after the brief street fighting.
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Luis
Sao Paulo
Brasil
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity: fair and warmer tonight and Saturday. West Texas: fair, warmer tonight and Saturday. New Mexico: generally fair to night and Saturday, warmer in northwest portion. Today’s high low 63 and 41. Sunrise 7 02, sunset 6 01.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Northwest
Two Men Jailed After Large Randall County Still Raid
J. R. Schwartz, a Randall County farmer living 19 miles southeast of Amarillo, and F. A. Harris of Canyon were jailed in Potter County on charges of manufacturing and possessing liquor from a 150 gallon still. Deputies seized seven gallons of whiskey and barrels of mash from the operation located on Schwartz’s farm. The raid occurred yesterday afternoon as the still was in use. Schwartz was in Amarillo and Harris ran the operation.
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J. R. Schwartz
Randall County
Amarillo
F. A. Harris
Canyon
Potter County
Schwartz
John Fry
Bob
Barnett
Harris
Mary Garden Tickets On Sale At News Globe
Tickets for the Mary Garden concert at City Auditorium Monday night November 3 are on sale at Wilbur C. Hawk's Globe News office. Send checks or money orders for choice seats as they come in. Prices range from $1 to $3 under Tri State Fair auspices.
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City Auditorium
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe News
Murder Charge Against Stepmother In Slaying of Girl
In Denver on October 24 first degree murder charges were filed against Mrs. Pearl O Loughlin and Frank O Loughlin for the death of 10 year old Leona O Loughlin. Detective Captain Bert Clark claims an admission of guilt from Mrs. O Loughlin as police push to solve the case amid public protest by two former supreme court justices over treatment of the prisoner.
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Pearl O'Loughlin
Frank O'Loughlin
Leona O’loughlin
Bert Clark
O’loughlin
Police Today
Bar
Colorado
Supreme Court
Giant airliner to fly to New York after November
Dornier Works announced the enormous three deck airliner would undertake a long awaited flight to New York after November 8. The giant plane will carry about 170 persons and fly via Amsterdam Calshot Haven La Coruna and Eisen. Soste and Bellonte arrive in homeland.
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United Press
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Dornier Works
New York
T and P Rally To Be Held Here In Amarillo
Plans were confirmed today for a Texas and Pacific rally in Amarillo next Friday with President J L Lancaster of the T and P Dallas expected to attend. Citizens from Hereford Dimmitt and Vega joined the conference with Chamber officials to invite representatives from all points along the proposed line. The meeting will be at noon in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel with business leaders from Big Spring to Vega anticipated.
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Texas & Pacific
Amarillo
J. L. Lancaster
Dallas
Ernest Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Hereford
Dimmitt
Vega
Texas and Pacific
Lancaster
Crystal Ball
Herring Hotel
Big Spring
Find Bodies of Two in Home Ruins
Charred bodies of Ed Barnes and his sister Annie Barnes from Augusta, Georgia, were found in the ruins of a cottage in Beaufort, South Carolina, after a blaze early today.
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Associated Press
Beaufort
Ed Barnes
Annie Barnes
Augusta
Amarillo Prepares For Air Mail Day On New Transcontinental Route
Amarillo officials including Postmaster W. C. Kenyon and Mayor Ernest C. Thompson lead a brief program at English Field to inaugurate the new air mail passenger service. The westbound flight to Los Angeles departs at 8 15 AM and the eastbound to New York leaves at 7 57 AM, with letters due by noon for dispatch.
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Amarillo
Southwest
New York
Los Angeles
W. C. Kenyon
Ernest C. Thompson
English Field
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Springfield
St. Louis
Columbus
Ohio
San Francisco
Marvin Jones
E. N. Stan
Transcontinental Western Air, Inc
Rumor of 4.4 percent beer under Hoover questioned
White House silence on rumors that Hoover and the Wickersham commission may favor a higher alcohol content for beer. Unconfirmed reports circulate via brokers, with officials avoiding denials before the November elections. Congress would have to enact any change, possibly through a Volstead Act amendment.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
White House
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Administration
Wickersham Commission
Commission
Congress
House
Senate
Dont Disarm Pershing Says Dont Disarm Pershing Says
Gen John J Pershing warns the United States to remain prepared for future war in an interview in Country Home He argues that America is already disarmed and that while he hates war and hopes for none he questions whether history proves war can be avoided and whether others might provoke one someday He stresses defense of the nation if another country believes in war.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
John J. Pershing
America
Jury still out in White case in federal court
The jury deliberates in the trial of John Herron White former Borger legislator charged with forging a client endorsement on a four dollar government check. Prosecutor Mary Hughes testified she never authorized signing her name. White contends he acted with authority. In the same case Leo F Kidson faces trial for passing altered bills while Eidson and James were found not guilty.
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John Herron White
Borger
Mary Hughes
White
Hughes
Leo Fkidson
Orval
Hunt Resigns as President of McMurry College
Dr J W Hunt president of McMurry College Abilene resigns to return to the ministry seeking to wind up his life in the work he believes he is best suited for The college founded by Hunt in 1921 now has a 40 acre debt free campus and 460 students enrolled An endowment campaign is under way. board approval of the resignation is pending
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United Press
Abilene
J. W. Hunt
McMurry College
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Hunt
Board of Trustees
Staggered work weeks seen as top stopgap against unemployment
Secretary of War Hurley endorses a staggered work week on the Mississippi flood control project and Postmaster General Brown orders overtime suspension in the post office. Substitutes will fill gaps left by regular workers. Lamont weighs private sector use as cabinet council weighs unemployment strategies. Governor Woods, aligned with Lamont, sets up office near Commerce. Federal officials and business leaders converge on the Commerce building to tackle jobless relief.
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Washington
Hurley
Mississippi
Brown
White House
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Cabinet Council
Arthur Woods
Commerce Building
Hoover
Woods
Renfro Trial Set in Asheville December
Amarillo chef Bob Brunson alias Charles Renfro, held on murder charges from a 1926 party shooting near Asheville, North Carolina, was to face trial Friday at the December term after a four year fugitive period and a $3,000 bond.
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Bob Brunson
Charles Renfro
Amarillo
Asheville
N. C
Liberty
Brunson
Clyde Palmer
Robber Pays Back Loot In Installments
In Minn, a young gunman who held up investment broker Drew in September agreed to repay $1,125. He commits to a dollar daily or $30 monthly and must find a job, with police to receive the robber’s name if installments stop.
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Atos d Press
Minn TS
Minn
Drew Drew
Drew
Rock Island to aid Amarillo subway underpass work
The Rock Island is ready to help the city on the North Fillmore Street underpass. Mayor Ernest Thompson was advised this morning by a letter from Rock Island general offices in Chicago stating their chief engineer would come to Amarillo at once to assist on the project. The letter also stated that the West Eighth Street overpass would be studied by the engineer when he arrives. Boxwell Bros. ambulance. Ph. 5211.
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Rock Island
Fillmore Street
Ernest Thompson
Rock Island General Offices
Chicago
Amarillo
West Eighth Street
Eagle Captured By Bell Boy At Hotel Here
An eagle escaped from a zoo-like animal in the Blackstone Hotel lobby. Bell boy Andy Joe Willye captured the bird after it perched on the roof and then a sedan on Tenth Avenue. Hotel manager S. L. Martin notes the eagle seems spirited and not forced to land.
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Bell Boy
Blackstone
Andy Joe Willye
Tenth Avenue
Willye
Andy
S. L. Martin
The
Years of Unrest in Latin America Summary
AP notes a wave of upheavals across Latin America. In the Dominican Republic Horacio Vasquez is ousted and Gen Rafael Trujillo takes power after a brief revolution. In Bolivia Hernando Siles is overthrown, with a military junta now governing. Peru sees Augusto B. Leguía driven out and a military junta formed. Argentina experiences a revolt that ousts Hipolito Irigoyen and places Gen. Uriburu as provisional president. Chile reports an attempted insurrection by exiled officers, suppressed by President Ibanez. Isidro Ayora of Ecuador resigns but remains after cabinet reform. Brazil begins a revolution with the resignation of Washington Luis.
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Ansociated
Dominican Republic
Horacio Vasquez
Rafael L. Trujillo
Holivia
Hernando Siles
Carlos Blanco Galindo
Lng
Peru
Augusto B. Seguin
Laila M. Handes Cerro
Aergentina
Brazil Rebellion Triggers Sudden Government Collapse
Revolution ends swiftly as Washington Luis resigns at 9 40 a.m. and Gen Leite De Castro forms a provisional government. Vandalism erupts in Rio as newspapers A Noite Vanguardia O Pais A Noticia Gazeta Noticias Critica and Ordem are wrecked. Mobs steal the night, and the country sees rapid political shakeups with Congress likely to be dissolved.
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Washington
Luis
Leite de Castro
Congress
A Noite
Vanguardia
O Pais
A Noticia
Gazeta Noticias
Critica
Ordem
Tipica Musicians Return For Fourth Time to City
Juan N. Torreblanca and Tipica Orchestra, Mexico's premier director and stars, arrive in Amarillo for a 5 o'clock matinee for children. Tonight at 8 15 the group opens the 1930 31 Artist Course season with Emil F. Myers predicting a full house. More than 2 000 are expected to attend the opening number as ticket sales remain strong.
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Juan N. Torreblanca
Mexico
Tipica Orchestra
National Opera Company
Mexico City
Amarillo
Emil F. Myers
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