Mayer suit denial sparks immediate refile plan
Federal Judge William H Atwell denied Ed Mayer's motion to reinstate a $200 000 damage suit against Amarillo lawyers H H Cooper and A A Lumpkin. Mayer's attorney George S McCarthy said the case will be filed again, arguing the original dismissal was without prejudice. The suit claimed poor handling in a separate case resulting in a $30 000 judgment years ago.
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Ed 8. Mayer
H. H. Cooper
A. A. Lumpkin
Amarillo
William H. Atwell
Dallas
George S. McCarthy
Mr. Mayer
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company
Oklahoma Official Solves Liquor Issue
Oklahoma Attorney General J. Berry King responds to New York broker Berkowitz on the wet dry vote. He says the state will decide on the liquor issue when it votes whether to go wet or dry, or not at all.
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Oklahoma City
J. Berry King
Berkowitz
New York
King
Labor unrest and wage questions sweep Texas and Midwest
Reports describe a wave of labor actions from Beaumont to Fort Worth and Milwaukee. Strikes halted intercity traffic in Texas after refusal to sign a union contract, while Texas and Pacific Railway employees vote on union standards. Milwaukee meat cutters strike after A and P closures, with unions demanding recognition and wages.
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Texas
Beaumont
Tex
Port Arthur
Eastern Texas Electric Company
Intercity Bus Line
UNION
Federal Mediation Board
Washington
Standard
Milwaukee
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Kroger Grocery & Co
American Federation of Labor Unions
J. H. Schilling
Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workmen's Union No
Kroger
Ccent
Priday
Widow Seeks Suitable Companion in Personal Letter
A widow writes that she is lonely and seeks a mature man around 45 to 50. She describes herself as middle aged with brown eyes and hair, 5 feet 4 inches, 135 pounds, and asks to meet a kind, steady partner.
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Tack
Watch Your Hand Signals on Amarillo Streets
A safety urging readers to use correct lane position and hand signals when turning in Amarillo. The piece notes left turns from curbside lanes cause crashes and right turns from inner lanes abuse. It invites letters to the Safety Editor to discuss traffic laws and improve driving safety in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
Officers Elected By Texas A A U W
Dr Evelyn Carrington of Huntsville heads the Texas division of the American Association of University Women at the sixth biennial convention in Wichita Falls with H P Bybee Mount Belview Dorothy Price Wichita Falls Eleanor Pace Fort Worth Berneta Minkivite Fort Worth Rosemary Walling Austin as state officers Other Amarillo attendees included Bari Wyatt J J Kendrick Mayme Oliver W B Stevenson L J Vick E Ashcroft and Mogie Routh Wyatt spoke at the pioneer banquet and led the Friday night dinner continuation.
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Evelyn Carrington
Huntsville
Texas
American Association of University Women
H. P. Bybee
San Angelo
Dorothy Price
Mount Belview
Eleanor Pace
Wichita Falls
Berneta Minkivite
Fort Worth
Rosemary Walling
Austin
Bari Wyatt
J. J. Kendrick
Mayme Oliver
W. B. Stevenson
L. J. Vick
E . Ashcroft
Mogie Routh
Wyatt
Italy launches militaristic era under Mussolini
Rome reports Premier Mussolini in fascist uniform inaugurated a system to train all Italian males ages eight to thirty three in arms under an inspectorate. The regime aims to revive Caesar’s glory and Sparta like discipline as the nation moves toward militarization.
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Mussolini
Italy
Sparta
Hauptmann Shows Emotional Moment With Baby in Jail
In Flemington New Jersey on October 29 1934 Bruno Richard Hauptmann the Lindbergh baby murderer showed unusual emotion upon seeing his one month old son Mannfried in the Hunterdon County jail awaiting trial set for January 2 1935 His wife Anna visited without the child and Hauptmann urged permission to have the baby brought in Sheriff Curtiss noted the father's cry and his plea that blood is thicker than water resulting in the infant being allowed in after initial refusal
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Flemington
N. J
U.P
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mannfried
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann
Anna
John H. Curtiss
Curtiss
Seek To Prevent Company Subdivision In Texas Suit
Miss Sarah Conwell, a stockholder, sues in 47th District Court to stop a reported subdivision by Texas Plains Building and Loan Association. She claims ownership of $18,700 matured stock and seeks injunction plus $18,700 with 7 percent interest from December 13, 1930.
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Texas Plains Building and Loan Association
47Th District Court
Sarah Conwell
Merriam Holds Lead In California Gubernatorial Poll
Five California cities San Diego Santa Barbara Bakersfield Palo Alto and Alameda report in the Literary Digest poll showing Gov. Frank Merriam still ahead of Upton Sinclair by about 21 to 2. A separate item from Baltimore notes the dismissal of a major NRA legal challenge by I Greif and Brothers after an agreement with the NRA.
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New York
California
Literary Digest
F. Merriam
Upton Sinclair
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Bakersfield
Palo Alto
Alameda
Baltimore
NRA
I. Greif and Brothers
Farley Accused of Mixed Signals in Sinclair Dispute
Rep. Hamilton Fish likens Postmaster General James A. Farley to Roy Riegels saying Farley has mixed signals in the Farley Sinclair imbroglio. He quips that Farley runs the wrong way to score against his own team, describing the Democratic chairman as indecisive.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Roy Riegels
Hamilton Fish
N.Y
Farley
Upton Sinclair
California
Mass weddings in Pontine marsh celebrate Fascist policy
In Rome on a single day five hundred thirty five couples wed in multiple churches across the reclaimed Pontine marshes. The mass ceremonies support the Fascist push to boost population. Each couple received 500 lire from the party.
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Rome
Pontine
Fascist Party
Child Kidnapped by Negro In Dayton
October 2 report from Dayton states Belly Kearns an 11 year old girl was abducted near Belmont School as she walked home for lunch. Schoolmates saw a man seize her and drive off in a car. police mounted an intensive search with all available officers.
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Dayton
Belly Kearns
Belmont Schop
Society Woman Sues Fast Train Builders
New York October 29 A 10 million patent infringement and anti trust suit is filed by Mrs. James Gardner Rossman a Pittsburgh society woman against the Pullman Company and affiliated railroad interests over drawing room berths used in Union Pacific streamlined trains. She claims to have perfected the berths after long nights in old sleepers while traveling with Richard Mansfield and seeks an injunction to bar further infringements.
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New York
UPA
Union Pacific
James Gardner Rossman
Pittsburgh Society
Pullman Company
Associated Railroad
Rossman
Richard Manfield
Pennsylvania Railroad
Priest Plans Year of Study On Alaskan Island
Father Bernard R. Hubbard, known as the Priest of the Glaciers, will spend a year on King's Island off Alaska to study a pre historic migration from Asia across the Bering Sea. The Jesuit priest is an expert on glaciers and volcanoes in Arctic regions.
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Omaha
Neb
U.P
Bernard R. Hubbard
Alaskan
Asia
Bering Sea
Pather Hubbard
Alsakan
King’s Island
ICC Dismisses Case Attacking Apple Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Dawson Produce Co. complaint from Amarillo Texas against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. and others alleging unreasonable carload apple rates from Wenatchee and Yakima Washington to Amarillo. The commission found no substantiation that rates were unreasonable or unduly prejudicial.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Dawson Produce Co
Amarillo
Texas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co
Wenatchee
Yakima
Michigan hospital staff hit by suspected poison in salad
About 140 nurses, internes and other University of Michigan Hospital employees were recovering after a suspected poisoning linked to chicken salad served in the staff dining room. The incident occurred in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with investigators examining the meal as the hospital staff remained under observation.
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Tricken
Ann Arbor
Mich
U.P
University of Michigan Hospital
Abilene Citizens Protest Centennial Funding In Texas Legislature
511 Abilene residents petition the House committee on taxation and revenue to oppose state appropriations for the Centennial. The Senate delays a conference bill to remit penalties on delinquent taxes. The House kills a relief resolution backed by hunger marchers, while Rep. Ben Cathey defends the hunger demonstrations and Rep. W. E. Jones condemns the measure as a slap at the state board of control.
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Abilene
House Committee On
Texas
Senate
House
Ben Cathey
Quitman
W. E. Jones
Jourdanton
State Board of Control
State Relief Agency
Sheriff Arthur Death Sparks Succession Talk in County
The county commissioners plan to name a successor to Sheriff Arthur, who died after being shot in his cell during a 1930 incident. W. J. Jenks Yarbrough, sentenced seven years for assault to murder, was reportedly involved and said he did not know who fired the fatal shot.
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Arthur
W. J
Jenks) Yarbrough
Lubbock
Yarbrough
Splalcup
Brown
Life of Dr. George Nunn a Panhandle educator leader
Dr. George Nunn a noted Panhandle educator and founder of Amarillo Academy led a long career in Texas education. He taught at Amarillo High School from 1917 to 1925, helped establish Goodnight College and Panhandle institutions, and served at Dallas Female College and Polytechnic College. He traveled abroad, preached, and remained active in schooling until late in life. He survived by his brother Dr. J E Nunn his wife Zula Orr Nunn and daughter Betty Nunn.
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George Nunn
J. E. Nunn
Amarillo
Methodist Church
Vega
Wildorado
Amarillo High School
Texas
Nuon
Oscaloosa
Kans
Zoula Funchess
B. C. D. Bynum
Monroe Street
Paul M. Nunn
Jackson Street
Nunn
Dallas Female College
Crockett
Alexander Institute
Kilgore
Jacksonville
Kate Cotey
Cotey College
Nevada
Polytechnic College of
Ft. Worth
Panhandle
Goodnight College
Seventh Avenue
John Tarleton College
Stephensville
Dr. Nunn
Zula Orr
Betty Nunn
Pabhandle
Bankers weigh FERA and PWA spendings in budget talks
Big bankers led by President Jackson Reynolds of New York First National Bank back budget plans with Roosevelt while warning the dollar's gold value may not swing greatly. They agree relief to the unemployed is essential to prevent unrest through the cold months.
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FERA
PWA
New York
First National Bank
Degrees Conferred On K. of C. Members
Amarillo Council of the Knights of Columbus conferred major degrees on thirty candidates last night. A banquet at the Herring Hotel featured William P. Galligan state deputy speaking on K. of C. work in Texas and Bishop Robert Lucey noting the order’s possibilities. Raymond Erhard sang with piano accompaniment by Nellie Erhard.
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Amarillo Council
the Knights of Columbus
Herring Hotel
William P. Galligan
K. of C
Texas
Robert Lucey
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Raymond Erhard
Nellie Erhard
Army Reserve Officers Hold Meeting Tonight
Major George A. Corbin urged all reserve officers to attend the regular reserve school in the grand jury rooms of the federal building at 8 o'clock. He will lecture on Combat Orders and Organization and provide instructions.
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George A. Corbin
U. S. Army
Grand Jury Rooms
Federal Building
Corbin
Market Reports From Kansas City and New Orleans
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show cattle 16 000 head and calves 3 600 with drought impact and government aid. prices mixed to weak for steers and heifers, while hogs, sows, and feeders show varied quotations. New Orleans cotton opens quiet yet steady with December near 12.81 and March 12.88 amid steady demand and profit-taking.
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Kansas City
Dept. Agr
New Orleans
Liverpool
Liquid Laxative Regulates Dose For Safe Relief
Advocate for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural liquid laxative using senna and caseara. Emphasizes measured dosing, non habit forming, suitable for children, and available at drug stores. Encourages readers to try the "liquid test" costing about sixty cents to alleviate bowel complaints.
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Dr. Caldwell
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