Gov Sterling mulls special oil proration session
Governor Ross Sterling considers calling a special legislative session to address East Texas proration laws after federal court rulings struck down existing orders. Oil leaders from Dallas Fort Worth and Houston pressed for action while Col. Louis Davidson commands field patrols guarding production rules.
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Chas. F. Roeser
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J. Edgar Pew
Dallas
E. H. Ettleman
J. W. Kilgore
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Merrill Blair
Wichita Pails
James Elkins
Houston
Joseph Pierson
J. K. Hughes
Lloyd Wheelock
Corsicana
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Lucey
Ninth District Home Loan Bank
Little Rock
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Col
Louis 8. Davilson
Tom Hickman
Marilyn Miller to wed Don Alvarado before Christmas
Broadway buzz says Marilyn Miller and Latin American actor Don Alvarado will marry prior to Christmas after four months of engagement. The couple has been seen enjoying New York nightlife and attending a nightclub opening together.
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Marilyn Miller
Hollywood
Don Alvarado
Marilyn
New York
Political rush on reckoning ten days away
President Hoover moves into the Middle West to boost the final campaign drive for crucial electoral votes. Across the nation, campaigns heat up with attacks, countercharges over funds, and speeches by cabinet members as Roosevelt, Smith, and Norman Thomas mount opposing efforts. Hoover’s train stop in the central states reiterates protectionist and labor cooperation themes ahead of Indianapolis events.
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Los Angeles
Hyde
Missouri
St. Paul
Norman Thomas
Princeton
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Dall Princetonian
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President
Missing bank head seen in 1928 claim Fort Worth
Testimony closed in Fort Worth as Mrs Emma Norwood seeks $100000 life policy on Sidney Norwood who vanished after a bank failure in 1921. Witnesses said they saw the fugitive alive in 1929 while Norwood faces federal indictment. Questions include whether he is dead and when.
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Fort Worth
U.pl
Emma Norwood
Sidney Norwood
Southland Life Insurance Company
Norwood
Cleburne
Ursie Norwood
Amarillo
Bruce Young
Texas
Kay Griffin
Fail to Break Into Bank Safe in Darrouzett
Yeggs failed to open the First National Bank safe in Darrouzett Texas last night. Safes at the Santa Fe station and Russell Mercantile store were opened, with only a small theft at the store and blank money orders taken from the station vault. Entry to all sites was gained by breaking windows and the bank safe dials were knocked off. All three break-ins were discovered early today.
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Darrouzett
Tex
Yeggs
First National Bank
Santa Fe
Russell Mercantile Company
Bank Robbers Loot Maude State Bank in Quiet Heist
Maude Oklahoma October 28 two men robbed the Maude State Bank of an undetermined amount. They herded officials and customers into the vault and fled south in a black sedan. No shots were fired and the smaller robber talked constantly while the larger claimed to be Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, but was not believed.
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Maude
Okla
Maude State Bank
Charles
Floyd
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Notes Cold Temps
Partly cloudy and colder tonight in Amarillo and West Texas. The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies Saturday with cooler conditions. Temperature today ranges from a high near 71 to a low near 44.
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Amarillo
Paturcey
West Texas
Initial Drive Opens Way to Chest Effort
Arthur Brisbane notes wheat prices at a record low while central banks hold peak gold stocks and China buys silver. The Community Chest campaign begins with a 500-strong drive aim of 75000 dollars, plus sessions and trainings for volunteers led by Wilbur C. Hawk and H. W. Galbraith, as donors grapple with balance between giving and drawing on reserves.
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Amarillo
Charities
Advanced Gifts
The
Amarilo
Wilbur C. Hawk
H. W. Galbraith
Community Chest
Mr. Galbraith
Mary Rinehart's Husband Dr. Stanley Rinehart Dies
Dr. Stanley Marshall Rinehart, 65, tuberculosis specialist and husband of author Mary Roberts Rinehart, died at his Washington home after months of ill health. He directed army tuberculosis care in World War I and formerly led Pittsburgh Hospital. His death came as Mary Rinehart and their three sons Stanley Jr Law and Drederick were at his bedside.
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Washington
U.P
Stanley Marshall Rinehart
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Hunger marchers alarm London guards at palace and city
The House of Commons and Buckingham Palace faced tightened protection as hunger marchers threatened sabotage after Hyde Park riots. Police patrolled in pairs, Nor man’s staff received a warning, and mass demonstrations planned for Trafalgar Square amid reports of 19 officers injured and 58 demonstrators hurt.
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U.P
House of Commons
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Hyde Park
Buckingham Palace
Norman
Trafalgar Square
John Gilmour
Home Secretary
Commons
Bridge Code Officials On Dodge To Elicit Scoring Changes
Rumors swirl as the Whist Club of New York the Portland Club in London and the Commission Francaise du Bridge prepare a new contract scoring system to take effect next Tuesday. Officials refuse details citing international good faith and secrecy. Harold S Vanderbilt is credited with significant influence on the code.
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Whist Club of
Portland Club
London
Commission Francaise du Bridge
Oment
Harold 8. Vanderbilt
Great Britain
Scotland
No Motive In Banker Death
Kansas City report states police could not determine a motive for the death of William A. Johnson a 52 year old Texas banker and cattleman found with a self inflicted gunshot wound in a hotel room An automatic pistol and a box of cartridges were found beside him About 75 in cash and cattle loans and mortgage papers were in his effects deputies ruled the death self inflicted with no evident cause at the scene.
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Kansas City
William A. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
L .H. Dolan
Canadian Cattleman William A. Johnson Dies in Kansas City
William A. Johnson a prominent Panhandle cattleman and president of the Southwest National Bank died yesterday in a Kansas City hotel room. Friends say no motive is apparent and he had been in good health aside from a cold. Cashier H. B. Wilbur noted the bank’s finances were in excellent shape.
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Conspiracy Case On Trial For Donna Residents
Four Donna residents face a conspiracy to murder charge as arguments in a Texas courtroom began. Judge Hood Boone delivered a legal charge clarifying that proof of common aim is not needed to prove conspiracy and that mere knowledge of others intentions is insufficient without positive acts. Defendants include W. H. McLelland L. E. Schultz B. E. Farnsworth and A. F. Dargel with Wal ter Van Allen已 granted acquittal. Accomplices George Ruthven Stokes Cheney and Luther Lepley testified for the prosecution under immunity.
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Tex
Hood Boone
W. H. McLelland
L. E. Schultz
BE. J. Farnsworth
A. F. Dargel
Walter van Allen
George Ruthven
Stokes Cheney
Luther Lepley
Blanton alibi strengthens in Amarillo inquiry
In Amarillo a court of inquiry reinforced H C Blanton's alibi for October 15 the night two M System groceries were robbed and a clerk wounded. Despite identification by store staff the inquiry found investigators and others sticking to Blanton as the gunman, with Lubbock County proceedings expected to determine further action. Blanton is jailed in Amarillo on robbery with firearms charges as his case returns to Lubbock.
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Blanton
Amarillo
Durwood H. Bradley
Burton G. Burks
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Bradley
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Buddy” Blanton
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Lubbock County
Nora E. Blanton
North Polk Street
You Can Bank on Globe-News Want Ads
Quick housing rental tips from Globe-News Want Ads urge attractive wording for bedroom or house listings. Readers are told to call 6262 for 3 day and weekly rates and faster results.
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Globe-News
Texas Campaign Clamor Nears Election Day
The Texas governor race heats up as candidates tour towns and trade barbs. Republican Orville Bullington blasts Ferguson forces while Mrs. Miriam Ferguson answers with claims of defense against defections. Ferguson warns voters against cross ticket moves and cites highway spending as campaign leverage.
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Orville Bullington
Miriam A. Perguson
Maries
Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Waco
George C. Butte
Bullington
State Highway Department
Lubbock
Fire destroys Golds Brothers Grocery warehouse in Nacogdoches
A fire swept through the Golds Brothers Grocery warehouse in Nacogdoches Texas damaging the building. The loss was estimated at seven thousand dollars. Firemen battled the blaze today as the cause remained under investigation.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Golds- Brothers
Fliers Escape Death in Fog Shrouded Naval Maneuver
Naval Day drills over San Diego fog trap 14 planes from North Island. Eight reach fields, others guided to Camp Kearny by Transport Pilot Charles F. Sullivan and 2 500 motorists turning the airport into a lighted rescue field. Only a sprained finger among survivors.
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Charles F. Sullivan
Los Angeles
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