Trial date set for former judge in Walton slaying
Weatherford court to begin September 30 with a non jury docket likely lasting five weeks. Former Judge R H Hamilton of Amarillo facing murder charges in the death of his son in law Tom Walton Jr. A November jury trial remains possible if parties and the presiding judge agree on a date. Defense attorney F O McKinsey of Weatherford and colleagues from Hood and Shadle will represent Hamilton alongside other attorneys.
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A - Fort Worth
R. H. Hamilton
Amarillo
Tom Walton, Jr
Weatherford
Potter County
F. O. McKinsey
McKinsey
Hood and Shadle
Hamilton
Air Features Tonight Radio Program Guide Summary
Radio listings reveal a dense schedule across multiple networks. Notable stations include WABC New York CBS chain and NBC network outlets with detective mysteries and dramatic features. The guide mentions orchestras, vocal ensembles, and a wide array of AM and FM stations such as KMOX WLW WCKO WJR and KA stations across major markets.
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WABC
New York
S60
CBS Chain
KMOX
Koil Warp
WHK
WADC
Woowoo
WREM
WKRC
Seal Program—Alen
WORP
WHEM
WOWO
Globe column notes Arab revolt warning and ancient Texas bones
Arthur Brisbane frames a Globe column around Grand Mufti Emin El Hussein warnings of a 60 million Mohammedans revolt against British policy in Palestine. The piece mentions Arab resistance, Bedouin raids, and Britain’s aim to restore order. Also highlights University of California bone finds from Texas plains and notes on extinct mammals and early mammals studies.
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Emin el Hussein
Palestine
Great Britain
Warm Weather Is in Prospect for Air Derby Race Course Outlined
Weather forecaster Herman T. Collman predicts pleasant conditions for Saturday and Sunday as the big air derby approaches. Aviation committee members plan a triangular race course with pylons near the grandstand flood light tower and water tank near St George's college. Judges for events are Lieut Robert H. Gray O M Bounds and H B Pentland. Wilbur C. Hawk outlines traffic and parking plans for the port and town.
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Herman T. Collman
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Otis Williams
Lowell Yerex
Williams
St. George’s College
Robert H. Gray
Texas Air Transport
Amarillo
O. M. Bounds
Tulsa
Oklahoma
H. B. Pentland
U. S, Department of Commerce Aviation
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
Fall trial set to begin October 7 distracts Teapot Dome figures
Witness list forms for Albert B Fall case includes household names and former attorney general Harry M Daugherty who are subpoenaed to appear October 7 as Fall faces charges of accepting bribes as interior secretary. Frank Hogan, praised for Doheny defense, expected to represent Fall though unavailable for comment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Teapot Dome
Albert B. Fall
Harry M. Daugherty
Fall
Frank Hogan
Edward L. Doheny
Hogan
West
Briand Receives Largest Ovation At League Assembly
Premier Aristide Briand of France earned the loudest acclaim of his career at the tenth League of Nations assembly in Geneva. His stirring tribute honored a decade of League work and condemned war makers while urging women to shield children from hate and strife, prompting prolonged cheers.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Aristide Briand
France
Europe
League of Nations
League
Derby Parking Tickets Go Fast for Air Derby
Reservations for parking and grandstand seats for the Air Derby are moving quickly. The fair office at 310 Polk Street will stay open on weekend days. grandstand seats cost 1 and parking spaces 25 or 50 cents. About 2,500 free spaces will be available. Tickets are sold at the Tri-State fair offices.
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Fair Office
Polk Street
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Fair Association
Babson Foresees Stock Market Crash, Dow Drop Likely
Roger W. Babson, noted statistician, warned at the National Business conference in Wellesley Hills Mass that a stock market crash is inevitable. He urged investors to pay loans and avoid margin speculation, predicting the Dow Jones average could fall 60 to 80 points, rivaling the Florida land boom collapse.
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United Press
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Florida
Roger W. Babson
Babson
Peace will guide Hoover and MacDonald on naval issue
Ramsey MacDonald told a Geneva luncheon that 95 percent of the world desires peace and that this spirit will help President Hoover and the British prime minister solve the naval power problem. He said public will is stronger than national interests and will prevail, despite complexities discussed.
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The
Associated Press
Geneva
Hoover
Ramsey MacDonald
Council of the League of Nations
International Association of Journalists
League
Aid
MacDonald
We Will Forced Down After 291 Hours In Air
The Chicago We Will, forced down yesterday after 291 hours and two minutes aloft, was to fly to Patterson New Jersey to be prepared for another possible takeoff Sunday in pursuit of the world refueling endurance flying record. Pilots Russell Mossman and C E Steele, after 12 days and three hours of continuous flight, slept as a magneto failure ended the mission at 2 33 p m.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Patterson
N. J
Russell Mossman
C. E. Steele
Amarillo to fine double parkers under new rule
Police Judge Homer A. Calloway announced that any Amarillo resident who parks twice and is not in an emergency will be fined. He said double parking is a nuisance and dangerous, and warnings have failed to curb it. A state board of insurance commissioners hearing on Sept 25 will consider changes to general basis schedules, announced Chairman W. A. Tarver.
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Amarillo
Homer A. Calloway
Nited Press
Austin
Ost
State Board of Insurance Commissioners
W. A. Tarver
Rain and hail sweep South Plains with cooler air
A strong cold front brought rain wind and hail to the South Plains and Muleshoe with temperatures dipping to around 50 in the Panhandle. Rain varied from light showers to over an inch and caused garden damage. Amarillo reported 0.4 inch. Across Plainview Floydada and Lubbock to areas like Pampa rain totals ranged from three quarters to one and a third inches.
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South Plains
Muleshoe
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Panhandle
Associated Press
Plainview
Floydada
Sterley
Junction
Dimmitt
Hart
Kress
Lockney
Petersburg
Lubbock
Urge Moslem Revolution Stirs Palestine Unrest
In the Holy Land and neighboring states inflammatory calls urge Arabs to revolt against Valentine’s government. Proclamations from Jaffa Haifa Egypt Damascus Beirut and Aleppo renew discontent as British troops clash with tribal bands in Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Valentine
Jaffa
Haifa
Egypt
Damascus
Beirut
Aleppo
Palestine
Report of Wreck Sighting Denied by Airline Officials
News discrediting a sighting of the missing City of San Francisco near Gallup New Mexico spreads as Transcontinental Air Transport officials say they have no direct information of a crash and remain uncertain about the plane s location. A large search by seventeen planes and hundreds of Indians from a nearby reservation yields no trace.
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United Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Sept. S
Zuni
City of San Francisco
Gallup
Los Angeles
Transcontinental Air Transport Company
Gallup, N.M
United Irene
ST. Louis
Transcontinental Air Transport
Airlner
San Francisco
Donald Bartlett
Barnett
Bartlett
Santa Fe Railroad
Perea
Horace Moser
Gallup American Coal Company
Gal
Two Chicago Gang Men Die in Riis Park Shootout
In Chicago the fifth gang gun outbreak in a week ends at Jacob Riis Park with two men killed. Victims included Cy Cawley a west side hoodlum and bomber and Eddie Westcott. police recover a dime and nickel signaling a cheap motif. Cawley, 25, had been questioned in connection with numerous recent crimes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sept. S
Jacob Riis
Eddie Westcott
Cawley
Five Miners Trapped in Calaveras Copper Mine Cave-In
Five miners were entombed under a mound of rock and dirt at the Calaveras Copper Mine in Cop peropolis while a sixth man, Ompre Valle, was rescued. Joe Mendez was alive early today as rescue work faced multiple slides and dangerous conditions at the 1550 foot level where the collapse occurred during a shaft ascent yesterday.
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Associated Presse
Stockton
Calif
Calaveras
Copperopolis
Joe Mendez
Ompre Valle
Rea
Retrea
Senate bloc pursues tariff bid clash to block bill
The bipartisan Senate farm bloc claimed enough votes to derail the Republican tariff bill valued at 600 million dollars but failed to unite on strategy, delaying the start of their challenge and likely pushing the contest to tariff proceedings on page two.
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United Pro Se
Washington
Republi Ecan
Senate Farm Bloc
Day in Congress Amended tariff bill advances in Senate debate delayed
The Associated Press reports the amended Republican tariff bill was sent to Senate for debate with no minority report. Senator Simmons of the Democratic minority said this does not show diminished opposition. Senator Blaine urged a public access to corporation tax returns during pendency. Other items include peace treaty talks, flood relief for Southeastern states, and studies of grand juror selection in South Carolina. The Senate Naval committee plans to investigate William B. Shearer at Geneva’s naval disarmament talks. Hoover submitted eight Farm Board nominees and three diplomatic officers, with Agriculture committee set to meet Friday to review.
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Associated Press
Senate
Simmons
Blaine
Wisconsin
Congress
Southeastern
South Carolina
Blease
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Farm Board
Hoover
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
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WHM
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KPRO
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WDAP
KSTP
WIM
Vocal & Orchesta
Mufti
Corporation Age
Wall Street
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
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Zionist Congress
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Britain
University of California
Texas Plains
Texas
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Matthews
California
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Nglobe News
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