Kirby Raps Garner At Lobby Probe
John Henry Kirby of Houston testifies before the Senate lobby committee accusing Garner of Texas of needing defeat over tariff policy. He describes association ties to Arnold and Creager aimed at influencing Garner's district race and defends competitive tariff goals and Democratic dominance in membership. He notes about 95 percent of members are Democrats and cites a $30,000,000 lumber investment.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Henry Kirby
Houston
Southern Tariff Association
Senate Lobby Committee
Representative Garner
Texas
House
Congress
Caraway
J. A. Arnold
R. B. Creager
C. C. Belcher
Garner
Kirby
Creager
Arnold
Belcher
Bingham
Charles L. Evanson
South
Arkansas
Calvin Coolidge
Robinson
Indiana
Walsh
Montana
Warrants Out for Texas Man and Son
First degree murder warrants are issued for Harry Jones of McCamey Texas and his father John P. Jones of Augusta Cowley County. Carl Jones Arkansas City farmer and his stepdaughter Elizabeth Walworth were slain last Saturday night. Shotgun shells tied to the case were bought in Kansas City at 4 p.m. by a man matching Harry Jones. Elder Jones is detained. authorities pursue extradition.
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Associated Press
Winfield, Kans
Harry
Arkansas City
Harry Jones
Texas
J. T. Boyle
Rankin
MacDonald
Joneses
Exercise Triggers Relapse for Premier Clemenceau
Georges Clemenceau, wartime premier, tired and blamed his condition on a daily dozen exercises he took yesterday despite a heart attack. He said he is no longer young enough for sports but regrets missing his gymnastics, practices he has kept for 20 years.
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United Press
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Cincinnati Boxer Vincent Hambright Outpoints Spug Meyers
Vincent Hambright of Cincinnati defeated Spug Meyers of Pocatello Idaho by decision in a ten round bout.
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Cincinnati
Vincent Hambright
Spug Meyers
Pocatello
Idaho
Far West students favor getting in market with others
United Press reports Pacific Coast intercollegiate interest remains high while students complain of de humanizing college athletics. California Stanford USC and Oregon students comment on Carnegie findings and the role of commercialism and admissions in football.
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Far West
United Press
George D. Crissey
San Francisco
Carnegie Foundation
Georges S. Iserguin
California
Stanford
Oregon
Medford
Prink Callison
Tony Canzoneti Wins Dempsey's Second Go at Colosseum
In Chicago on October 31 Tony Canzoneti defeated Stanislaus Loayza in ten rounds as Jack Dempsey promoted another show. Kid Kaplan stopped Eddie Wolfe in the seventh round to claim the lightweight title shot, with Kaplan at 135 and Wolfe at 133 pounds.
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Associated Press
Coliseum
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Tony Canzoneti
New York
Stanislaus Loayza
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Eddie
Kid) Wolfe
New Orleans
Wolfe
Kaplan
Davey Miller
Boxing Night Fights In Chicago And New York
Tony Canzoneri outpointed Stanislaus Looyzs in Chicago. Louis Kaplan stopped Eddie Wolfe in New Orleans. Irish Jackie Pilkington out pointed Tony Herrera in Fort Worth. Joe Smallwood stopped Eddie Ballatin in Washington, D C.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Stanislaus Looyzs
Chile
Louis
Kid” Kaplan
Meridan
Conn
Eddie “Kid” Wolfe
New Orleans
Jackie Pilkington
Tony Herrera
Fort Worth
Texas
Joe Smallwood
Washinton
D. C
Eddie Ballatin
Cochran Edges Reiselt In Three Cushion Match
Welker Cochran of Hollywood California won blocks five and six to take a slight margin over Otto Reiselt former world champion in a special three cushion billiards match. The two players split the day, Cochran leading Reiselt by 800 to 204 in points.
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New York
Local Boy Dies Of Scarlet Fever In Amarillo
The first scarlet fever death in Amarillo in months is reported. Four year old John Brestow Crist, son of Mr and Mrs C C Crist, died at 7 30 AM at 1009 North Buchanan Street. Funeral at Liano cemetery at 5 PM with Rev H A Nichols officiating. Ore’s funeral is private with N S Griggs and Sons in charge.
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Amarillo
John Brestow Crist
C. C. Crist
North
Buchanan Street
Liano Cemetery
H. A. Nichols
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Ores
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Crist
The
Rock Island Railway
Army Navy breach wide as it ever was
Washington October 31 The Army and Navy remain far apart over resuming athletic relations with the annual Army Navy football game. Navy and West Point would not concede and only naval offers of compromise were made while West Point demanded unconditional surrender. Both sides regret the breach and hope for healing plays.
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United Press
Washington
Army
Navy
Annapolis
West Point
Military Academy
Army-Navy
Robison
William R. Smith
Coach Hull Promotes Sandy Tire Covers for Sale
Coach T G Hull announces 250 Sandy tire covers for sale at Gibson's Drug Store East Seventh to raise funds for the Yannigans treasury. Each cover costs $1 and features Golden Sandies with a football figure and District Champions 1927 28. Proceeds go to the Yannigans. remaining stock will be sold at Butler Field during the Sandy Westerner game Saturday.
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T. G. Hull
Gibson’s
East Seventh
Yannigans
Butler Field
Bombs Sold Over Chicago Grocery Counter Trial Claims
In Chicago a grocery store owned by Carlo Oliviero and wholesaler Joseph Cerra faces trial for sale and manufacture of bombs. Alleged confessions read in court detail transactions at the counter with prices for heavy bombs and scare bombs, while both deny the statements.
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United Press
Chicago
Carlo Oliviero
Oliviero
Joseph Cerra
Harris Lewis
Cerra
S J Cole In Charge Radio Event Tonight
S J Cole manager of the traffic department of the Chamber of Commerce will oversee the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce broadcast on WDAG from 8 30 to 9 tonight. The program features a quartet by Mrs Charles F Smith Mrs J S Ulm Mrs J W Sanders and Mrs B J Cole and includes a short talk on the division work. Each department of the Chamber is responsible for one half hour weekly program.
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S. J. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
WDAG
Charles F. Smith
J. S. Ulm
J. W. Sanders
J. Cole
Armored rum boat fire wounds two on Great Lakes run
Coast guardsmen fired on the 60-foot Uncas as it steered without lights on Lake Erie near Silver Creek New York. Two men were slightly wounded and the craft seized though no contraband was found onboard according to District Coast Guard Commander Martin W. Rasmussen.
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United Preas
Buffalo
Uncas
Coast Guards
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Martin W. Rasmussen
District Coast Guard
Cattaraugus
Silver Creek
N. Y
Rasmussen
Meeting Called to Divide W.T.C.C. Area
W. B. Hamilton the newly elected president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce issues a board meeting call for Stamford on November 9 to discuss division of the W T C C area.
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W.T.C.C
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
W. B. Hamilton
Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Stamford
Confederae Vet and Girl, 17, Wed in Samson Alabama
Captain J R S Spurlin 87, commander of the Samson camp of Confederate Veterans, marries Emma Johnson 17. The veteran's first wife died six months ago. Emma Johnson and her grandmother once lived with him. the grandmother later moved back home. Spurlin has 14 children.
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The
Associated Press
Samson
Ala
J. R. S. Spurlin
Emma Johnson
Miss Johnson
Captain Spurlin
Hamilton Calls for Ten Zone Plan at Dinner Event
Hamilton, guest of Wichita Falls businessmen, issued the call to elect a manager and divide the chamber area into ten zones as outlined by the new constitution during a dinner in his honor.
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Hamilton
Wichita Falls
Motor Stage Crashes Injure Three Near Globe Arizona
Three people were injured, one seriously, when a Pickwick stage with 14 passengers overturned near Globe. Injured were S. Mackevitt of Indiana, Mrs Carl Granger of Maywood Illinois, and Mr and Mrs Millie Keating of Pasadena California. Keating may have internal injuries. The stage, traveling from El Paso to Phoenix, skidded on dirt and entered a ditch after passing another car.
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United Press
Globe, Ariz
Pickwick
S. Mackevitt
Indiana
Carl Granger
Maywood
Jil
Millie Keating
Pasadena
Cal
Keating
el Paso
Phoenix
Marriages Decline in Oklahoma in 1925
The report notes fewer marriages in Oklahoma during 1925, contrasted by a rise in divorces by 1927, reflecting shifting social patterns and legal outcomes within the state.
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Oklahoma
Denatured Alcohol anti-freeze promoted for winter protection
An ad-style notice urges car owners to use denatured alcohol as a winter anti-freeze. It claims 96 seconds to ready a car for cold, notes safety for rubber and metal, and cites economy and wide availability through gas stations and the Industrial Alcohol Institute in New York City.
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The
Industrial Alcohol Institute, Incorporated
Graybar Building
New York City
Rioting in Bucharest After Liberal Party Meeting
Rioters filled Bucharest streets after a stormy Liberal party meeting led by General Averescu which called for the resignation of the Maniu government. Police actions angered liberal leaders who warned the interior secretary by telephone. Averescu later sent a delegation to the regency demanding deposition of the government.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Romania
Averescu
Liberal Party
Maniu
More Girls Than Men Hike Mountain Trail
Young women outnumbered all other hikers on the Long Trail and other routes over Mount Mansfield in the Green Mountains. Mansfield, the highest peak, anchors the range running from Canada to the Massachusetts line.
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Associated Press
Waterbury
Mount Mansfield
Green Mountains
Mansfield
Green Mountain Chain
Canada
Massachusetts Line
Cardinal Vannutelli visits Italian town to confirm closs of 67 children
SAN CESTREO Italy Cardinal Vannutelli aged 92 traveled from Rome to confirm a loss of 67 children after a ceremony. He then walked to inspect the youngsters gardens and spent time with the youths.
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San Cestreo
Italy
Marion Kennedy: Longtime NL telephone operator and livestock dealer
Marion Kennedy of Trowbridge Newfoundland and Labrador serves as a blind telephone operator with a 28 year tenure and also works as a livestock dealer on the side.
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Marion Kennedy
Trowbridge
Americans Stranded by Wall Street Crash in Paris
Americans abroad faced ruinous effects of the Wall Street crash in Paris. Stranded travelers sold belongings for passage home while hotel managers fear unpaid bills as many guests depart with trunks as security. Tourists expect a sharp decline in France tourism through winter and summer. Residents cut costs by choosing cheaper hotels and meals in the Latin Quarter.
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Paris
Erie
France
Latin Quarter
Lounging Pajamas Banner in indecency trial
In Los Angeles on October 31 the Rev R P Shuler testified that Jobyna Ralston wore lounging pajamas in the film Bed Babies, but he called them plain night clothes amid the indecency trial of Ralston and seven cast members.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jobyna Ralston
R. P. Shuler
Mies Ralston
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