Director Raps Hopkins There Is No Dean Law South of Austin
C L Douglas United Press Fort Worth writer reports a sweeping liberal wave in South Texas ending the Dean Law. He asserts open saloons prevail and dry towns are rare from Austin to Corpus Christi, with Austin cited as a key test case near the capitol.
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Dean Law
Austin
C. L. Douglas
United Press and
Fort Worth Press
Douglas
South
Texas
United Press
Fort Worth
U.P
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Legislative
Claude de van Watts
Capitol Dome
Congress Avenue
Picket clash at Honea Path leaves six dead in textile strike
Six strikers were killed and about 30 wounded when gunfire erupted at Honea Path's Oniquola textile mill. The clash followed PM picketing by Belton workers as ambulances and officers raced to the scene. The dead were identified as Crawford, Yarbrough, Knight, Davis, Cannon, and Peterson, all from Belton. C. Roy McCoy opened an investigation.
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Honer Path
Honea Path
Oniquola
Belton
L. O. Hammett
Roy McCoy
Anderson
8. C
Cox Funeral Home
Crawford
R. Thomas Yarbrough
FE. M
Bill) Knight
Ira Davis
Claude Cannon
Maxie Peterson
South Carolina
Blackwood
Victor Momghen
Greenville
D. C
Chiquola
Textile strike violence leaves ten dead across mills
Ten workers perished and many injured as flying squadrons tried to force closures. Violence spread from New England to the Carolinas with shotguns dynamite and tear gas reported amid mass idle workers now numbering hundreds of thousands. Governor Winant and national figures moved to arbitrate after widespread losses.
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Associated Preas
Francis J. Gorman
General Office Committee
Washington
Guv
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Paterson N. J
Partly cloudy forecast ends Panhandle rain hopes
Forecaster Mr. Collman explains that partly cloudy now means simply more clouds with no rain. The recent rainy spell is over as high and low pressure patterns shift and signals suggest a cool spell is ending.
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Weather Bureau
Mr. Collman
Panhandle
Collman
Gossiping Wives Curse Of Pro Golf Says Gene
Chicago reports Gene Sarazen blasting gossiping wives as the curse of golf. He claims jealous spouses influence pros during tournaments and praises wife support like Mrs Sarazen and Mrs Runyan for keeping out of golf talk. He references Paul Runyan's wife and a chafing view of domestic pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Labatt Kidnap Hideout Found Near Bracebridge Muskoka
A high police authority said the hideout where Labatt John8 Labatt London brewer was held prisoner was found ten miles northwest of Bracebridge in Muskoka Lake region. Labatt was kidnaped August 14 near Sarnia and described the place smelling strongly of pine. Nine heat deaths were recorded in Dallas in August according to city health records.
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Toronto
John 8. Labatt
London
Ont
Brewer
Bracebridge
Muskoka Lake
Labatt
Sarnia
Dallas
City Health Department
State Ends Case in Mills Murder Trial
Norman Oklahoma September 6 state closes its case against Neal Myers University of Oklahoma junior after medical testimony that Marian Mills died of shock following an attempted abortion. Defense contemplates strategy change as trial proceeds with potential witness postponement.
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Norman
Okla
Neal Myers
University of Oklahoma
Marian Mills
Young Meyers
Hugh
Jeter
Corps of Medical Witnesses
George McKinney
Hazel Brown
Miss Mills
W. P. Mor
Double Cross Says Methvin Held in Shreveport Jail
Henry Methvin, 24, who helped locate Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, was jailed in Caddo Parish after claiming he was double crossed. Sheriff T. R. Hughes said Methvin is wanted in connections to Grapevine Texas killings, a Montgomery Alabama bank robbery, and the Oklahoma officer slayings and kidnapping.
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Shreveport
Henry Methvin
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Caddo Parish
T. R. Hughes
Methvin
Texas
Grapevine
Oklahoma
Montgomery
Ala
Hughes
Barrow
Gate-Keeper Refuses to Shout Hurrah in Asylum Scene
In a bizarre episode a director at an asylum drills inmates to cry out with cheers for Far East royalty arrival. A lone gate-keeper, unshaken, explains he is not crazy but guarding the gate as the bizarre scene unfolds. The tale appears in a Globe News Want Ad context at West Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East Royalty
Globe- News
Adams Says People Are Cowed About Relief Warily
Sept 6 reports the Texas Senate and House debating a $9.5 million relief bond bill and altering the state Relief Commission. Adams, state relief commissioner, says people fear relief policy shifts and critics of Hopkins are scarce while press coverage favors him. He warns Hopkins could cut off aid if angered.
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Austin
U.P
Ferguson
James V. Allred
State Relief Commission
House
Relief Commission
Senate
Big Bad Wolf
Earle Adams
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Texas
Adams
Will Martin
Hillsboro
W. L. Blanchard
See
Park Acreage in Texas Increased
Texas park acreage rose from 22 226 to 258 405 acres under the emergency conservation work program in a year. From 7 000 to 10 000 CCC men worked on projects with 42 camps early in summer, later rising to 47 after adding five drought projects.
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Washington
Texas
Robert Fechner
CCC
Huey Long Warns to Oust New Orleans Officials
In New Orleans on Sept 6 Huey P Long threatened the legislature could suspend city government if witnesses before his graft inquiry were harassed. He claimed police intimidation and said the governor could call a special session to remove city officials and place the police under militia.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Senator Long
Long
Russian Bid for Subs Turned Down
Testimony to the Senate munitions committee said the State Department refused permission in 1929 for an American firm to sell submarines to Russia. L. Y. Spear of Electric Boat Co. testified Amtorg asked about buying undersea boats. officials advised against the sale. The session also noted German shipbuilders violating the Treaty of Versailles by forming Dutch submarine plants. The committee secured Roosevelt's assurance there will be no halt to its war profit inquiry.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Senate Munitions Committee
L. Y. Spear
Electric Boat Company of
New London
Electric Boat Company
Holland
Paul Koster
Paris
Carse
Roosevelt
Brief Illness Fatal to Pioneer C H Farwell
Pioneer merchant Charles Henry Farwell died at his daughter's home after a brief illness. Born August 24 1856 in Texas he built mercantile houses in Channing and supplied the XIT ranch and other plains ventures. Survived by six children. wife Ida Irene Bangham died in 1927. sons G Jack Farwell James L Farwell F B Farwell and W E Farwell. daughters Irene Hamilton Zelma Coleman.
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Charlies
Henry Farwell
Texas
G. B. Hamilton
Sixteenth Avenue
Channing
Farwell
J. W. and
C. V. Farwell
Chicago
Brothers and Partners
Austin
West Panhandle
Zelma Coleman
Farry Panhandle
Charley” Farwell
Ida Irene Bangham
G. Jack Farwell
James L. Farwell
Amarillo National Bank
F. B. Farwell
W. E. Farwell
Dalhart
Irene Hamilton
Coleman
Polk Street Methodist Church
Sleeping Sickness Claims Contractor
Roger McElwrath, 26, died in a Houston hospital after an ambulance race from Corsicana. He contracted encephalitis and was placed on artificial respiration during the night run and transfer. His body was sent to Corsicana for burial.
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Houston
Corsicana
Roger McElwrath
McElwrath
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Surroundings
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler tonight and warmer Friday. West Texas expected mostly cloudy with possible showers in the extreme west tonight and Friday. cooler in the north portion and warmer in the Panhandle Friday. New Mexico unsettled with showers likely in the north central area. cooler south and central tonight and warmer extreme east Friday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Kilaulea Volcano Threatens Major Eruption
Historic Kilaulea, the archipelago’s only active volcano, flared today in Honolulu with Hilamaumau pit bubbling after midnight and residents fearing a large eruption. Indications suggested a stronger event than the December 23, 1931 eruption, as about a dozen fountainheads bubbled before dawn.
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Honolulu
T. H
Kilauhea
Hawaiian
Hilamaumau
State official to aid Amarillo milk price dispute
A representative from the State Department of Agriculture will arrive in Amarillo tomorrow or Saturday to help settle differences in the milk price dispute. Producers claim current prices leave wholesalers retailers and direct sellers losing money despite a hike to 2.66 dollars per hundred pounds of butterfat and 12 cents a quart for retail.
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State Department of Agriculture
Amarillo
Lewis Dodson
Potter County
Italy and France pact to curb German rearmament
Italian and French delegates in Bari announce an accord to prevent German rearmament and to uphold Austrian independence. They say Italy will join France to keep German armaments at Versailles levels, while not ruling out treaty revision. Rome denies a Mussolini De Chambrun accord exists, confirming only broad talks.
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Bari
Italy
France
Germany
Ger
Tersailles
Rome
Mussolini
de Chambrun
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Raps Hopkins
Honey Path
Virginia
Georgia
Piedmont
Gaston County
North Carolina
Greenville County
U.S
Gene Sarazen
Australia
Mills
MYERS
West Ninth
C.H. Farwell
Arthur Brisbane
King Festures Syndicates, Inc
Mr. Hoover
Arthur Hriebane
America
Globe
Brisbene
la Guardia
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