Capone's Prison Departure Delayed by Appellate Ruling
In Chicago on October 26 Alphonse Capone's departure for prison was postponed as three appellate judges heard a bid for a super sedeas bond while his income tax case is reviewed. The court ordered Capone held another night and set a 2 PM Tuesday ruling.
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Alphonse Capone
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Scarface al
Philip D’andrea
al Capone
David Moneypenny
Cook County
Moneypenney
D’andrea
19Th District
Detective Bureau
D'Andrea
Laval Visit At White House Stirs Washington Crowd
Arthur Brisbane recalls Premier Laval's White House dinner with President Hoover and Marshal Petain. Observers note Laval's piercing gaze and political poise while a mix of reporters and dignitaries recall France's titles and history.
Old Roman of Baseball Charles A. Comiskey Dies at 73
Charles A. Comiskey, 73, owner of the Chicago White Sox, died at his camp in Eagle River Wisconsin after a period of ill health. The White Sox founder, famed for fighting for every point, built a legendary club and oversaw the 1920 World Series scandal fallout. His body to be sent to Chicago.
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Wis
Comiskey
Chicago
Milwaukee
Charles Albert
Sox
Cincinnati
White Sox
Ruth Judd agrees to return to Arizona to face murder charges
Mrs. Ruth Judd tentatively consents to go back to Arizona as lawyers seek to block extradition. Her husband and attorneys push to defend her claim of self defense after a pistol wound she says she received. Sheriff McFadden notes a new theory tying the wound to the killings of Hedvig Samuelson and Agnes Leroi.
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United Press
Los Angeles
U.P
Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Arizona
Laval feted in New York with speech and reception
Premier Laval and his daughter Josee arrived by special train from Washington and toured Manhattan before a dinner hosted by the French Chamber of Commerce. Laval will speak on the Ile de France voyage home, with remarks broadcast at 9 30 P M central time.
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France
Mademoiselle
Ile de France
Premier Laval
Josee
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
French Chamber of Commerce
M. Laval
Columbia
Supreme Court Hears Attack on Troops Use in Oklahoma Oil Crisis
The Champlin Refining Company of Oklahoma sues over Governor Murray's use of troops to close oil wells. The case challenges the Oklahoma Corporation Commission order limiting production and seeks to curb military control of wells. The outcome could influence cotton acreage legislation in the South.
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Washington
Champlin Refining Company
Oklahoma Oil Concern
Supreme Court
Murray
Oklahoma
George S. Ramsey
Tulsa
Haro O. Glasser
Enid
Oil Company
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Boston man dies suddenly at church service
Beverly Mass October 26 Tom and W Boyden 68 a member of the permanent court of arbitration The Hague and umpire of the Arevinanomized claims commission died suddenly yesterday while attending church services
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Beverly
Mass
Tom and W. Boyden
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Arevinanomized Claims Commission
Weather forecast for Amarillo and region
Increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with light rain and cooler temperatures. West Texas sees clouds and rain in the northwest with colder air in the west and north. New Mexico reports partly cloudy skies, frost in the north tonight. Temperature extremes 57 and 77. Griggs ambulance. Berry's rug cleaning.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Charity Drive In Third Week In Amarillo
Amarillo Community Chest enters its third week as American Legion workers canvass homes. Total donations reach 31195.42 with Chest officers meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to recruit new donors and keep the fund rising. Fred DeCoster urges residents to contribute to aid local charities.
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Amarillo
American Legion
Chest
Chamber of Commerce
War of Mercy
Fred DeCoster
Braley in Critical Condition After Heart Trouble
Judge Clifford Braley of the district court was in critical condition today after growing weaker through the night. He suffered a heart trouble attack at the Stinnett courthouse last week and was under physicians care in Pampa Texas.
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Pampa
Tex
Clifford Braley
Stinnett
Day agent convicted of bribery gets three years
Houston, Tex. October 26. G H Wilkinson former prohibition agent convicted of attempted extortion and accepting bribes from Houston bootleggers in 1926 was sentenced to three years in Atlanta prison by Federal Judge T M Kennerly today.
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Houston
Tex
U.P
G. H. Wilkinson
Atlanta
T. M. Kennerly
City Doctors to Attend Lubbock Medical Meet
The Panhandle District Medical Society holds its semi annual meeting at the Hilton Hotel in Lubbock Tuesday and Wednesday with Amarillo sending about 15 doctors. Dr. G T Vineyard of Amarillo leads the group and will preside at the opening on October 27. The event covers medicine gynecology and obstetrics and surgery with 100 or more doctors expected.
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Panhandle District Medical Society
Hilton Hotel
Lubbock
Amarillo
Richard Keys
Panhandle Society
Dr. G. T. Vineyard of
Ruth Nichols Escapes Fire After Airplane Burns
Ruth Nichols, noted aviatrix, leaped from the cockpit and escaped unhurt at Bowman Field Louisville as her Lockhead Vega monoplane caught fire during warm up. Gasoline from a dump valve ignited by exhaust destroyed the craft before takeoff for New York.
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Ruth Nichols
Louisville
Bowman Field
New York
Major Doolittle Stops at Brownsville for Gas
Major James Doolittle landed at Brownsville airport at 9 A M en route from Mexico City to St Louis in a racing plane. He paused for gasoline and oil then took off at 9 35 A M for Shreveport Louisiana. He said he left Mexico City at 6 47.
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Brownsville
Tex
James Doolittle
Mexico City
St. Louis
Shreveport
White Spot Dominates Nation's Business Map Around Amarillo
The November issue shows Amarillo's surrounding white spot remains the largest business region in the country. The map is mostly gray with sparse black areas indicating quiet business and a few other white spots. The Panhandle leads in white while most big cities sit in black zones.
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Nation
Amarillo
Panhandle
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Arizona
California
Akron and Los Angeles Join Navy Zeppelin Hangar Scene
The U S Akron, the largest dirigible, berthed beside the Los Angeles in Lakehurst New Jersey hangar. The Los Angeles, once hailed as air giant, sits small beside the Akron while ZRS-5 work begins and Amarillo name campaign gains momentum led by Frank A Seiberling now in Amarillo.
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U. S
Akron
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Amarillo
Frank A. Seiberling
Seiberling To Aid In Naming Dirigible For Amarillo
Frank A. Seiberling, builder of the first dirigible, will help get the Navy airship named for Amarillo. He said it is fitting the next dirigible carry the Amarillo name and plans to press congressmen to back the idea. Seiberling and his son Penfield will visit the helicopter plant supplying Army and Navy dirigibles.
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Navy
Amarillo
Mr. Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Company
United States
Seiberling
Chamber of Commerce
Goodyear
Penfield
Galveston Doctor James P. Tucker Dies at 77
Dr. James P. Tucker, 77, the oldest active physician in Galveston, died yesterday after a brief illness. He had practiced in Galveston since 1874.
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Galveston
Tex
James P. Tucker
Tucker
Woman in Third Day of Starvation Siege at Idaho Cabin
Mrs. Floyd May and her 8 year old child remained inside a remote Idaho cabin on the third day of a starvation siege. A sheriff detachment waited outside while tear gas and smoke bombs were used to force surrender.
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Bay View
Idaho
Floyd May
May
Henry Traue
Five Die When Air Joy Ride Crashes Near Alliance
In Alliance Nebraska a borrowed monoplane crashed two miles from the airport killing five people. Pilot William Davee and four passengers William Parley W W Tibbetts Dawes Hollibaugh and Henry Beem died. Mayor Earl Mallory and pilot Art Peterson witnessed the event. wing failure occurred during a wingover or loop at about 600 feet.
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Neb
A.P
Here
William Davee
Wiliam Parley
W. W. Tibbetts
Dawes Hollibaugh
Chadron
Henry Beem
Ashby
Earl Mallory
Art Peterson
Davee
Pilot William Davee Killed in Alliance Air Crash
William Davee aged 23, a pilot and part owner of the Alliance airport, died in a late yesterday passenger plane crash at Alliance Nebraska. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davee of Alliance and survived by a brother and sister. His relatives plan to travel to Alliance for the funeral on Wednesday.
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William Davee
Alliance
Neb
EK. L. Beardsley
Melrose
Beardsley
Fort Worth
Denver
Davee
C. H. Davee
Hearing Delay Shifts Red River Bridge Case
In Muskogee Oklahoma on October 26 a planned hearing in the Red River Bridge case collapsed due to a date mix up. Judge John Pollock of Kansas City failed to appear, the courtroom crowd waited three hours, and the judge later ordered the hearing moved to Kansas City for next Monday.
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Tex
Red River
Oklahoma National
Muskogee
Red River Bridge Company
Oklo
United States District Court
John Pollock
Kansas City
W. C. Lewis
Bailey
The
Bridge Company
Judge Pollock
Pollock
Bridge Conflict Brings Martial Law Under Governor Murray
Col. John A. MacDonald leads forces with Captains Atkinson and Owen as Governor Murray vows to defy federal orders to close the bridge. Soldiers occupy the toll road under martial law since August. travelers pass unhalted while Murray argues injunctions target the governor, not the state.
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Free Bridge
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
John A. MacDonald
Don A. Atkinson
Ralph Owenby
Murray
Muskogee
Texas
Dallas
Wires
Atoka
Durant
Singer Uses Rabbit Root for Good Luck
Globe reporter talks with Clare Clairbert Chicago Opera coloratura soprano at Amarillo Hotel. She shows luck charms a toy rabbit left hind foot real rabbit and elephant ivory. She avoids Friday contracts and hats on beds for superstition.
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Clare Clairbert
Chicago Opera
Mme. Clairbert
Madame
Clare
Clairbert
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