Sweeping Police Shake-Up Faces Philadelphia
Arthur Brisbane notes in his Globe column that public figures like Durant Schwab and Carnegie influence market sentiment. He warns against assuming prices are too high, cites U S Steel and General Motors gains, and discusses Zeppelin and trans Atlantic travel as proof of progress.
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The
Star Company
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
W. C. Durant
Europe
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Burant
Carnegie
United States Steel
General Motors
Stock Exchange
Weather outlook with unsettled skies and light rain
The forecast calls for tonight and Thursday to be unsettled with probable light rain and slightly cooler conditions on Thursday. Daytime highs and overnight lows range around 41 to 99 with a year ago reading of 74 and 43.
Graf Zeppelin Nears Home After Ocean Crossing
Graf Zeppelin nears home off the French coast near Nantes then reports 140 miles off Bordeaux in the Bay of Biscay. The airship aims for a record crossing as it returns from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen amid North Atlantic storms.
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French
United Press
Paris
Nantes
Eckener
Nord Deutsch
London
Air Ministry
Cardington
Graf Zeppelin
Bordeaux
Bay of Biscay
Europe
North Atlantic
Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Boulderpool
Governor Smith to Speak Over National Radio Tonight
Governor Alfred E. Smith will address Newark tonight from 9 to 10 p m eastern time at the 113th regiment armory. Senator Borah's Baltimore speech airs 8 to 9 p m eastern time on NBC before Smith. John W. Davis follows from 10:30 to 11 p m over the Democratic network of 39 stations.
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United Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Newark
Baltimore
William E. Borah
Smith
NBC
John W. Davis
113Th Regiment
Borah
WJZ
Davis
Girl Burns Self to Prove Love for Man
Miss Frieda Knaak a 29 year old Sunday school teacher burned herself in the furnace of the Lake Bluff police station as a test of love for Charles W. Hitchcock, a married man with five children. She was hospitalized in critical condition with burns that could leave her a cripple if she survives. Authorities found a copy of Brahmin linked text she had been selling, suggesting the motive involved ancient religious zealot beliefs.
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United Press
Lake Bluff
Ifrieda Knaak
Lake Bluff Olice Station
Miss Knaak
Chicago
Charles W. Hitchcock
World War Statesman Robert Lansing Added to Scrolls of Dead
Washington reports the death of Robert Lansing former Secretary of State who died of heart trouble May have struck Oct. 5. Tributes poured in from public figures in the United States and abroad noting his role guiding U S diplomacy from 1915 to 1920 alongside leaders such as Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando Griggs ambulance.
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United Press
Washington
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Lansing
Clemenceau
Lloyd, George
Orlando
Classified Day at Globe-News Saturday November 3
The Globe-News office announces Classified Day next Saturday with 50c for a 25 word minimum ad and 3c per word over that. Out of town ads may be mailed with cash or money order. No phone orders. Cash only for this one day. Ads run in The Sunday News Globe.
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Globe-News
Globe News Office
Sunday News Globe
Sandies Game To Be On Air
The Sandstorm-Lubbock game this Saturday will air from Techfield, Lubbock, with play by play on WDAG Amarillo. Arrangements were completed this afternoon, with costs shared by the Board of City Development the High School, Supt W A McIntosh Mayor Lee Bivins and The Globe News. Loud speakers will be on the Globe News building platform for those without radios.
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Lubbock
Techfield
WDAG
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Supt
W. A. McIntosh
Lee Bivins
Globe-News
Youthful Suspect Bonds Out In Auto Theft Case
Ralph Riley a 17 year old Amarillo high school student was released from Potter county jail after posting 500 bond. The stolen automobile was reportedly returned to its owner and Riley plans to continue schooling and graduate this year.
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Ralph Riley
Amarillo
Potter County
Riley
Soaking Rains Continue Over Plains Section
Rain spread across the Panhandle and Plains with totals from one quarter to three-quarters of an inch in the North Plains and about an inch in parts of the Panhandle. Eastern New Mexico and many Santa Fe lines reported showers with slower rates near Amarillo. Wheat farmers welcomed the moisture as ground soaked in preparation for upcoming plantings.
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Ohio Valley
United States Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Herman T. Collman
Uncle Sam
Amarillo
Panhandle Wheat Belt
South Plains
North Plains
Santa Fe Railroad
New Mexico
Pampa
Glazier
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Denver
Texline
Vernon
Rock Island
Tucumcari
N. M
Hundreds Pay Last Tribute to Flenniken in Amarillo
Funeral services for W. W. Flenniken were held at Central Presbyterian church in Amarillo with a large, rain-soaked gathering. Interment at Llano Cemetery was delayed due to weather, as mourners remembered his 16 years of civic service and loyalty.
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W. W
Bill) Flenniken
Central Presbyterian Church
Llano
Griggs
Amarillo
Flenniken
R. Thomson
Man Hurt in Car Accident Improves at Home
C. W. Whittington, injured in an automobile crash that killed his companion W. W. Flenniken, remains at home improving. He is out of bed but still confined and hopes to return to his office soon per the family. See John about building. Ph. 5285. John Maynard Lumber Co. 300 W. 5th.
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C. W. Whittington
W. W
Bill) Flenniken
Whittington
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Stowaway on Zep Offered Entry Job in Germany
Berlin reports that American stowaway Clarence Terhune aboard the Graf Zeppelin will be welcomed in Germany and may receive a job offer. The interior minister advised kind treatment at Friedrichshafen airport, and businesses including Leonhard Tietz and Hagenbeck Zoo sent messages offering work as trainer or other roles.
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Associated Trews
Berlin
Clarence Terhune
Graf Zeppelin
Germany
Wurttemberg
Friedrichshafen
Leonhard Tietz
Terhune
Hagenbach
Hamburg
Dr R M Walker Resigns Health Officer Post
Dr. R. M. Walker resigned as Amarillo city health officer. The resignation was filed with Mayor Lee Bivins yesterday and accepted by the city commission in an executive session last night. Walker has served since early 1927 and will issue a statement this afternoon.
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R. M. Walker
Lee Bivins
City Commission
Bivins
Jeff Bartlett
Walker
Amarillo
Bride killed in car crash near West Ysleta club dance
El Paso dispatch says a car carrying Mrs. Robert L. Howze, her husband Lt Howze, Miss Augusta Leeper, and Lt William Nutter crashed into a power line pole on a turn near West Ysleta. Mrs Howze died a few hours after the accident. The other three were injured.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
FE Paso Society
West Ysleta
Robert L. Howze
Howze
Augusta Leeper
William Nutter
Appeals Court Rules on Gray County Seat Contest
The Sev enth Supreme Judicial district court affirms the trial court ruling in the Gray county seat contest. Massey of Lefors challenged the 1928 Pampa seat selection, citing precinct irregularities and a legal deadline. The court held Precinct Nine invalid, voters cast in Precinct Two, and upheld the trial court's judgment with no reversible error.
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Gray County
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District
D. N. Massey
John F. Studer
Massey
Lefors
Pampa
Randolph
le Fors
Connecticut Frowns on Private Game Preserves
Hartford Conn Oct 31 The state of Connecticut opposes efforts to convert even small portions of the state into private hunting preserves.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Miss B Witch and Hob Goblin Venture Out Tonight
Reports at noon today say Miss B Witch and Mr Hob Goblin will limit their Halloween antics tonight. High pressure and dim prospects for a general celebration favor indoor parties and numerous house gatherings for children and adults.
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Miss B. Witch
Mr. Hob Goblin
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Herbert Hoover
Rochlet
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Helen Flozek
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Red” Grange
Flozek
Grange
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