Low mood and political chatter in Amarillo precincts
The column records a mix of local political banter and national doubt. It notes a rumored campaign strategy to boost Socialist votes to harm Hoover, critiques of receiverships, Roosevelt’s call for reform, and community remarks from M. C. Sanders in Canyon about political endorsements and local cattle theft concerns.
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M. C. Sanders
Canyon
Post Office
Amarillo
Teck
Marvin Jones
Tack
Am I a Cheat or a Sports Fan This Week
A long column mixes local court remarks on election votes, wrestling match chatter asking Kopecky vs Clingman for charity, fan letters from Amarillo about the Sandies and Pampa game, and notes on a municipal ownership plan for a local utility.
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Joe Kopecky
Otis Clingman
Hoover Plans Another Campaign Swing Through Midwest
President Hoover camps on a two week drive with a New York City speech and inland tours through the Midwest. He recently returned from a Western swing and Detroit address and may visit Indianapolis and Chicago, with a White House plan for a weekend trip. He conferred with Henry M Robinson, and Henry Ford and wife were White House guests during the return from Detroit.
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Washington
Hoover
New York City
Detroit
Indianapolis
Chicago
White House
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Central Committee of
Banking and Industrial Committees
Federal Reserve
Robinson
Henry Ford
Election precinct mix up puts Howe voting error at box No 18
The article describes Howe voting at the wrong precinct due to boundary changes and a mismatched poll tax list. Judges at No 9 failed to verify his name or address, causing him to miss his proper box while the No 18 list aligned with his polling place.
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Sterling
Potter County
Mrs. Ferguson
Ferguson
Old Tack
Ling
Sixteenth Street
News and Globe
That's the Bum Attacker Identified by 8 Year Old
Anna Kleinhandler eight identi fied Samuel Morris thirty nine a Mohammedan as the man who lured her from her home and kept her in the woods near Springfield New Jersey all night Her throat was cut in three places her body bruised and scratched her clothing torn Morris is under arrest
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Newark
N. J
Anna Kleinhandler
Samuel Morris
Springfeild
Morris
Ryals Confesses in Arlington Murder Case
Ryals admitted killing MacGuerty near Arlington on September 25, then moved the body to Galveston and buried it under a seaside cottage. He was arrested a week later and led investigators to the grave. A habeas corpus plea was denied as McMurray and Flowers seek change of venue and possible insanity defenses to delay the trial.
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Ryals
MacGuerty
Arlington
Galveston
McMurray
Flowers
Texas Governor Sterling backs Bullington against Ferguson
Gov. R. L. Sterling who lost the Democratic primary to Mrs. Ferguson supports Bullington.Maury Hughes declined comment while planning a radio speech at WBAP Fort Worth Tuesday night. Gen. M. M. Crane, longtime Democratic leader and Sterling’s ally, also backs Bullington and will speak in Fort Worth.
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Toneither
Maury Hughes
Democratic State Committee
Bullington
WBAP
Fort Worth
Sterling
Ferguson
Gen. M. M. Crane
Texas
R. F. C. Loans Pass One Billion Mark
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced that by Sept. 30 it had extended loans totaling $1,016,328,228.09 to banks and trust companies, insurance firms, and building and loan associations.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Today
Bomb Explodes Injuring Two Women at Dow Mine Porch
Two women were injured when a dynamite bomb exploded on the porch of the home of a non union miner in Dow Oklahoma about ten miles from McAlester. State officers reported today.
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Mcalester
Okla
U.P
Dow
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest Silver Spruce
Poem contrasts garden beauty with human flaws. Speaker admires a spruce tree and garden beds as gifts to others while noting life’s hardships. The verses frame generosity through shared beauty, labor, and quiet hope in everyday acts.
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Edgar A. Guest
Charity Chest plea at First Baptist meeting
C B Hamby urged charity minded residents including Mrs J B Dooley to back the Community Chest. He requested an unspoken pledge to resist whispering campaigns until the chest’s situation is fully investigated.
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J. B. Dooley
Community Chest
C. 8
Hamby
First Baptist Church
Mussolini Tours Italian Factory to Sell Fascist Labor Gain
In Turin on October 24 Mussolini visited a large automobile plant wearing a new army helmet and spoke to workers beside a wooden anvil. He declared Fascism works for the worker and promised to seek more employment, saying no other country matches Italy’s efforts.
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Turin
Italy
Mussolini
Tr Duce
Europe
America
English Marchers Delayed by Storm
Nine contingents of Britain's unemployed press on to London despite a week of severe weather. Police estimate about 2000 demonstrators will reach the capital by Thursday to protest their plight. Marchers started from Manchester Burnley Glasgow Sheffield Newcastle Norwich Hereford Cardiff and Plymouth.
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London
Great Britain
Bletchley
Probation After Death Theme At Christian Science Service
The First Church of Christ Scientist held a Sunday lesson on Probation after Death with the Bible texts II Corinthians 6 2 Revelation 2 11 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The readings stressed that life is spiritual and the second death has no power to those who gain spiritual understanding.
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First Church of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jurors Begin Deliberating Hamby Murder Case in Texas
A Hays County district court jury in San Marcos free to deliberate the murder case of W. Hamby, a former peace officer, charged with killing painter Will Porter last July. Attorneys closed their arguments after a Sunday session as jurors began their deliberations at six.
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San Marcos
Tex
W. Hamby
Will Porter
Hays County
Murder trial of Temple Dickson delayed to November 7
Wichita Falls report says Temple Dickson, 23 of Seymour Texas, on trial for the slaying of C B Plunkett last June 23, had his murder trial continued due to two material witnesses being absent. The defendant is son of Judge A P Dickson a Baylor County pioneer.
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Wichita Falls
Temple Dickson
Seymour
Texas
Young Dickson
A. P. Dickson
Baylor County
Plunkett
Three College Students Die in Princeton Car Crash
Princeton New Jersey October 24 three college students were fatally injured in a Sunday car collision. William A Dallmeyer Jr of Jefferson City Missouri a Princeton University student Julia Waters Bayshore New York and W Z Miller an undergraduate from Brown University were the other victims. They had attended the Princeton Navy football game.
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Princeton
N. J
William A. Dallmeyer, Jr
Jefferson City
Princeton University
Julia Waters
Bayshore
N. Y
W. Z. Miller
Brown University
Princeton Navy
Amarillo Boy Linked to Lubbock Crime Wave
Lubbock officials say a youth known as Blanton matches a robbery suspect described after a Tharp store shooting in Amarillo. Tharp died two days after being shot when a cash drawer was empty. Officers traced similarities, with teeth, clothing, and a worn shoe guiding questions as Potter and Lubbock County work with New Mexico authorities.
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Tharp
Lubbock
Blanton
Potter County
Lubbock County
South Plains
W. N. Thompson
New Mexico
Roosevelt Campaign Plan Through Georgia and Nearby States
The Roosevelt caravan will fly to New York for teaching duties after a motor tour of Atlanta. Tonight he speaks at 9:15 at the Atlanta auditorium and departs at 10:30 for Baltimore via Raleigh and Richmond with stops. Senators Byrnes and Pittman travel with the party to stump Delaware, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.
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Raleigh
Richmond
Byrnes
South Carolina
Pittman
Nevada
Roosevelt
Delaware
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Roosevelt Candioy
Eastern Star Sets Golden Jubilee Session in Fort Worth
Fort Worth hosts the Grand Chapter of Texas Order of Eastern Star golden jubilee session with about 5000 delegates expected as sessions begin tomorrow. Key officers include George S Dowell of Austin grand worthy patron and Margerie P Wofford of Austin grand treasurer, with other leaders from Dallas Austin Texarkana Amarillo Waco and more.
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Fort Worth
Grand Chapter of
Texas
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
George S Dowell
Austin
Margerie P. Wofford
Jesse Edmondson
Dallas
Rose Potter
Texarkana
Grand Conductress
Lurenia Britain
Amarillo
Grand Electra
Mildred Harris
Waco
Grand Ruth
Ete
Grand Escher
Wedell Sets Ottawa to Mexico City Speed Record
James Wedell of Patterson Louisiana shatters the Ottawa to Mexico City record with 11 hours 53 minutes. He faced head winds, held 20 minutes of fuel on arrival, and was hosted by John R. Morris with U S officials and the American colony greeting him in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
James Wedell
Patterson
Ottawa
James A. Doolittle
Wedell
Washington
John R. Morris
United Press
United States
Dudley G. Dwyer
Conflicting Claims on New Jersey's 16 Votes
Newark leaders from both parties trumpet New Jerseys 16 electoral votes amid a 10 percent rise in eligible voters since 1928. Democratic and Republican chiefs predict gains in the presidential race, while Alfred E Smith plans a Newark appearance and Hoover schedules a visit to Newark in late October.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Hoover
Allred halts Louisiana group in Texas for permit lapse
Attorney General James V. Allred announced a district court injunction against the Mutual Benefit Association of Louisiana prohibiting its operations in Texas for lack of a permit. A Texas branch office has been maintained at Corsicana, Allred said.
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Austin
U.P
James V. Allred
W. F. Robertson
126Th District Court
Mutual Benefit Association of Louisiana
Texas
Corsicana
Allred
Houston Lawyer Ira P. Jones Dies at 79
Last rites were held today for Ira P. Jones 79 a veteran attorney and Republican leader who died at his home here Saturday night after an extended illness.
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Houston
U.P
Ira P. Jones
Unemployed Seamen Petition White House for Relief
A delegation of jobless seamen from New York Baltimore and Philadelphia visited the White House to present a petition seeking unemployment relief and recognition of Russia to spur trade.
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Washington
New York
Baltimore
Paiadelphia
White House
Russia
Market Report of Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs at 6 000 head traded mostly 5 to 10 cents lower with top 8 856 on 180 to 230 lb: bids weak in cattle with stockers and feeders steady. veal and slaughter lambs mixed while stocker prices held. New Orleans cotton market traded quiet with hedging pressures and modest gains in late morning. New York stocks fluctuated with mixed gains and losses ahead of U S Steel dividend news.
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Liverpool
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Hershey
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