Irigoyen ousted as Argentina faces martial rule
Argentina's president Irigoyen is forced out after student unrest triggers martial law, as Martinez takes temporary power. Reports contrast Latin student political influence with quiet European life, while global disasters and Gandhi's noncooperation echo in a wary state of world affairs. The piece also notes earth science claims of solar pulsations and touches on American recovery schemes and railroad labor. The Prince of Wales plans an airfield at Sandringham adding royal aviation interest. For local context, Griggs ambulance advertises service and John Maynard Lumber Co. is shown in ad copy.
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Irigoyen
Martinez
Buenos Aires
Capone Aims To Unite Rivals In Chicago Underworld
Chicago headlines report that “Scarface” Al Capone seeks to form a giant cooperative organization with former rivals to control beer illegal resorts and gambling in Chicago and Cook County. He hopes this pact will reduce gang murders while keeping him in the background and assigning a cabinet of department heads to run operations.
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United Press
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Cook County
Capone
Alfred K. Lingle
Philadelphia
Jon Yaltia
Klondike O'Donnell
Louisiana Primary Quiet as Militia Stands Ready
Gov Macy Long misses train and cannot vote in the Louisiana Senate primary. Senator Randell voted at Lake Providence. Six militia companies quartered for day maneuvers. Voting in New Orleans proceeds quietly with heavy early turnout in Randell and Long strongholds. National and local contests across eight states highlight Democratic nominations and key gubernatorial and House races.
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Associated
New Orleans
Sept
Macy
Long
Shreveport
Joseph E. Randell
United States Senate
Roosevelt Hotel
Randell
Lake Providence
Ray Fleming
Ranadell
Associated Frees
Coant
Banné Party
Louisiana
South Carolina
Senate
Uet
Colorado
Michigan
New Hampshire
Arizona
Vermont
Washington
Georgia
Massachusetts
New York
Wisconsin
Fifth Avenue Style Show Draws Big Polk Street Crowd
A dramatic display of fall and winter creations sponsored by the Junior Welfare League lit up Polk Street while a related Fifth Avenue fashion showcase drew huge crowds. Both events featured elaborate designs and attracted local residents.
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Fifth Avenue
Polk Street
Junior Welfare League
Women of
Amarillo
New Hurricane to Miss Haiti In Caribbean Warning
Weather Bureau reports no indication the new tropical hurricane will pass near Haiti as it moves west northwest. Planes carrying medical supplies from Norfolk to Santo Domingo face weather. Major Roy Geiger's plane mission uncertain. Surgeons in Santo Domingo battle epidemics following the hurricane.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Haiti
Caribbean Sea
Charles L. Mitchell
Norfolk
Sept
Santo Domingo
North Carolina
Roy
Geiger
U.S. C
Fort Bragg
N. C
United Press
Green Trial on Liquor Charge in District Court
W. F. Green faced a district criminal court trial for possession of 30 gallons of whiskey and two cases of beer seized in a sheriff raid last week. Most forenoon was spent selecting a jury with an enlarged panel. Lucille Green, reportedly a relative of the defendant, was arrested but released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
W. F. Green
District Criminal Court
Lucille Green
Elaborate Plans For Fair Park Benefit Dance
Elaborate plans are announced for a benefit dance at the new automobile building at the Tri-State Fairgrounds on Wednesday evening September 10. Joe Normans Orchestra provides music with dancing from 8:30 to 11:30 PM. All receipts fund decorations for the automobile building. Old Tack and O. W. lead the grand march, Col. E. O. Thompson speaks. Admission and dancing for the whole evening is $1. Everyone welcome.
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Tri-State Fairgrounds
Joe Norman
Old Tack
O. W
Col. E
Thompson
Work on Courthouse May Begin in October
Potter County voters approved 420000 in bonds for a new courthouse. Commissioners expect the sale date to be set this afternoon and bids to be advertised after plans are completed. Construction may start late October with bids received between October 20 and November 1. The panel also approved purchase of bridge material.
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Potter County
Commissioners Court
Bis
Amarillo Style Show Delights City Merchants and Public
Crowds packed the downtown shopping district for Amarillo’s annual fall style show sponsored by city merchants and The Globe News. Elaborate window displays, new apparel, furniture, and radios lined Polk and Taylor Streets as bands played and police directed traffic from 7 to 9.
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Amarillo
Globe News
Polk and Taylor
Fifth
Avenue
Dave Derden
Junior League
Pharmacists Test Undergo Texas Board Exams
Members of the Texas Board of Pharmacy opened a three day examination for about 150 applicants in the crystal ball room of Hotel Herring. The session covers written, oral and practical tests with vile smelling concoctions used in a laboratory. Passers will receive registered pharmacist certificates. The next exam is planned for January in San Antonio.
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Texas Board of Pharmacy
Herring
Walter H. Cousins
Dallas
San Antonio
Paul D. Carrol
Texarkana
State Board
John A. Week
Ballinger
Erwin Joseph
Austin
R. R. Townsend
Lamesa
C. B. Allison
Frank A. Walter
Chamber of Commerce
Argentina Riots Prompt Stern Action Probe
News from San Angelo and Buenos Aires reports urgent measures to quell unrest after the inaugural revolutionary government. Argentina orders arrests of former leaders including Irigoyen and Martinez, vows swift action against arms holders and potential threats to public safety.
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Argentina
William Folger
United Press
Buenos
Jane E. Uribury
Irigoyen
Enrique Martinez
Legge Blames Rubes for Farm Woes in Wheat Debate
Washington dispatch reports Federal Farm Board Chairman Alexander Legge deriding “a lot of rubes” clinging to old methods. He urges wheat and small grains for stock feed, argues domestic consumption could absorb surplus wheat, easing export pressure, while criticizing stock feeders who persist with corn.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm” Board
Legge
Kansas
Hyde
Farm Board
Audit Result Told in Session
Pivot information about an audit of Amarillo electricity rates was given by Mayor Col Ernest O Thompson. He said the local company showed a net profit of 421000 after depreciation. The remark came during a Texan City Attorneys Association roundtable led by Lt. Hockersmith of Vernon, who spoke on municipal ownership.
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Amarillo
Ernest O. Thompson
DD. Hockersmith
Vernon
Texan City Attorneys’ Association
Herring
Hockersmith
Municipal Utilities Ownership League
Refuses To Pay Hotel Bill Until Dog Is Respected
Mrs Smythe sues for 645 in back rent at the Sheridan Brompton Hotel over elevator access for her Airedale Buster. She contends the hotel barred the dog from the main passenger lift, forcing him to ride with servants. Judge Brothers will hear settlement Thursday as the hotel allows Buster to ride with staff, walk up, or stay out.
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Chicago
Sheridan-Brompton
Buster
Mra
Beatrice Smythe
Airdale
Smythe
Judge Brothers
Six Killed by Engine Blast at Philadelphia Round House
AP reports a pusher locomotive exploded in the Philadelphia round house yard at Third Street and Race Avenue, killing six men including foreman John Blemiller and assistant foreman James Gordon. injuries and fatalities followed as crews battled the blaze. Separate Paterson incident: three believed trapped in a cotton mill fire. eighty five escaped and a man leaped from a window amid flames.
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Asanciated
Philadelphia
Third Street
Rie Avenue
John Blemiller
James Gordon
John Kelly
Frederick Spangler
Cgford Dunseath
James P. Smith
Associated Proms
Paterson
N. J
Lamond Robertson Cotton MII
Police Arrest Man on Charge of Theft
W L Ainfield was arrested by police last night and transferred to the county jail on charge of stealing a handbag and a quantity of clothing. He pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and paid a fine, officers said.
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W.L. Ainfield
Miss Demeanor
Plan Expands Aid List to 1,024 Counties Across 19 States
Washington reports Secretary Hyde recommended over 300 more counties for freight reductions and livestock feed, raising total to 1,024 counties in 19 states. Kansas gains 41 counties as the only new state. Texas adds four, with Alabama, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wyoming already certified. The list covers most of Arkansas, all Virginia counties save one, and all but four in Kentucky.
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Washington
Hyde
United States
Kansas
Texas
Grough
Alabama
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
Wee
Wyoming
Arkanage
Ken Lucky
Haine
Coster
Dewey
Texas Democrats Nominate Sterling for Governor at Galveston Convention
The State Democratic convention in Galveston formally nominated Ross Sterling of Houston for governor and adopted a pro democracy platform. D W Wilcox opened the gathering as delegates welcomed Sterling amid prayers by Rev Gilson. Senator Woodward was named temporary convention chairman, with Mrs Fincher and other officers announced.
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Associated Plans
San Angelo
Sept
Creager
Republican National
Texas
Republican State Executive Committee
George C. Butte
Associated Press
Galveston
Ross
Sterling
Houston
D. W. Wilcox
Georgetown
Storting
Nev. EB. MW. Gilson
Trinity Eapiscopal Church
Mr. Sterling
Teosouwdongs
T. J. Holbrook
Wilcox
Cald
Palm
Albert Sidney Johnson
Executive Committee
Walter €. Woodward
Mra
J. W. Fincher
T. J. Anderson
C. ©. Renfro
Dallas
Harry Graves
A. P. Johnson
Carizzo Springs
W. Kk
George
Wichita Falls
Woodward
Bridal couple sought for Ernie Young public wedding
Amarillo merchants plan to honor the couple with presents after a public ceremony Friday at 9. Mr. Young will give the pair $50 in gold. See Wilbur C. Hawk, Tri-State Fair president, at Globe-News offices to apply promptly. only one application accepted.
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Ernie Young
Enrollment growth prompts Amarillo Junior College facilities boost
Amarillo Junior College faces rapid enrollment growth with 209 students registered and expectations of 260 by classification. President B M Mastere says expansion of the business administration division is underway and more faculty may be added. Nearby towns supplying students include Mata dor Vampa Panhandle Borger Wheeler Shamrock Mobeetie and Duman. Graduates from Amarillo High School dominate the student body. The college plans the first issue of The Ranger with Dor othy Beeman as editor and an upcoming band director announcement.
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Amarillo
Masters
Matador
Vampo
Panhandle
Borger, Wheeler, Shamrock
Mobeetie
Duman
Amarillo High School
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Khyber Pass
Gandhi
Party of
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Mnien
Prince of Wales
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Griggs Ambulance
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John Maynard Lbr. Co
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Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
R.b.creager
All America Cables
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Arkert
Senion High School
R. B. Norman
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Hellis Lchriber
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J. L. Quicksall
Lubbock
Norman
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