Payne diary to be published with profits aiding Payne children
The diary of es A. D. Payne will be issued in book form by Russell Stationery with The News-Globe’s Harry Montgomery preparing a history to accompany it. About 5,000 copies at $1 each will be sold in Amarillo and the Panhandle within ten days to two weeks, aiming for distribution by Tri-State Fair opening. Proceeds go to the Payne children. publication planned for the Fair week with advance orders taken by Russell Stationery, formerly Russell & Cockrell.
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A. D. Payne
Harry Montgomery
Globe Newsforce
Amarillo
Panhandle
Tri- State Fair
Ihs
Payne
Sid Payne
Russell Stationery Company
Russell Stationery
Russell & Cockrell
Montgomery
News-Globe
Tri-State
el Paso
Drought Aid Debate Over Foreign Investment Firms
Drought aid from foreign loan and investment groups prompts questions about the authenticity of Wednesday morning dispatches. Local representatives seek accurate information while the Chamber of Commerce notes Panhandle Plains exhibits and the Babson map white spot extend for twenty one months. Officials have not acted, but businessmen expect a board meeting to protest Secretary Hyde’s published list.
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Chamber of Commerce
Babson
Panhandle Plains, Inc
Dolly Sayers appeals $18,000 damage verdict in oil death case
Mrs Dolly Sayers widow of oil driller Joe Sayers appeals a $18,000 judgment awarded to her and her young daughter after a jury found Novitius Oil Co negligent in a fatal explosion at a Lefors Gray county well in June 1928. The suit sought $96,000 and Sullivan was not held personally liable.
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Dolly Sayers
Joe Sayers
Sayers
Oil Company
Sullivan
Firemen report real blaze but trash fire found at Buchanan
Firemen answered several false alerts before a 9 40 PM call to 1822 Buchanan produced a real flame, but investigators found only a trash fire with no damage. Earlier, 8 37 PM alerts listed 1404 Fast Fifth Avenue, a non existent address. Fire Chief Cooper warned fines up to 200 for false alarms.
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Buchanan
Central Fire Station No. 1
Fast Fifth Avenue
PBX
Central Fire Station
G. B. Cooper
Santo Domingo Tragedy Cost 25 Million
A government survey in Santo Domingo estimates 1000 dengue cases 8000 injuries and 2700 deaths from the hurricane. Property loss ranges 20 to 25 million dollars. Navy reports to President Trujillo requests 50 Marines to Santo Domingo for food supply and morale.
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Associated Press
Washington
Santo Domingo
Navy
R. M. Cutts
Fort Au Prince
Haiti
Rafael Trujillo
Santo Doumingo
Health unite Potter county against pseudo medical cults
The article argues for unifying health activities in Potter county without letting opponents obstruct reform. It calls for community pride in health, acknowledges advances yet notes health care remains underdeveloped, and stresses the need for collective agreement to absorb economic losses from illness. It also discusses enforcement and public responsibility in health policy.
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Potter County
Psuedo
Walter Irvin Shines at VFW National Encampment
Walter Irvin, Amarillo Ford distributor, enjoyed a high profile at the thirty first National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Baltimore. He joined a large Texas delegation and helped showcase Texas, with a Baltimore Sun photo capturing Texans in cowboy regalia during a mock hanging scene with Commander in Chief Duff.
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Walter Irvin
Amarillo Ford
Baltimore
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Irvin
Texas
Baltimore Sun
Duff
Deadwiley Freed On Liquor Bond After Still Discovery
C C Deadwiley was arrested and released on $1500 bond after deputies found a 60 gallon still beneath his home at 900 North Harrison. Officers uncovered 150 gallons mash seven half gallon jars whiskey five pints and two large crocks of beer mash along with equipment.
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C. C. Deadwiley
Potter County
Deadwiley
Bill Thompson
North Harrison
Friday Ends Applications for Local Radio Audition
The Atwater Kent Foundation chaired by Mrs E B Graham sets Friday as the final day to apply for the Fourth National Radio Audition local round. The contest occurs Sunday at 1 pm at Station KGRS with judges from a musicians panel. Cash prizes of 17.50 go to top boy and girl, who win entry to the Abilene section contest and potential advancement to the national event in New York City in December.
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Atwater Kent Foundation
E. B. Graham
KGRS
Abilene
New York City
American Steel Foundrys
US Industrial Alcohol
American Tobacco B
Pipe & Foundry
U Steel
Amer
Elec
Universal Pipe & Raday Anaconda Copper
Vanadium Corporation
Sky Associated Dry
Warner Bros Pictures
T&sfar
Warren Bros Co
Western Maryland RR
Auburn Auto
Western Pacific RR
1814
Aviation Corp
Western Union
Baltimore & Ohio R
Westinghouse Air Brakes
Best & Company
BRN
White Motor Co
Bethlehem Steivecees
Willys Overland Bohn Aluminum
Woolworth FW Co
ATM
Borden Company
Borg Warner Aees
Yellow Truck & Coach Eee
Briggs Mfg Co
Teerens
Chicago Grain Table
Brooklyn
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage Co
Brunawick Balke Collender
Bucyrus Erie Oe
Bulova
Maracaibo
Culifernia Packing
Rence
Canada
Basi Case ‘Co
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake Corporation
Gulf of Fenn
Oate Chicano & Northwestern RR
Houston (New
Stp & BP
Humble
Griap
Chrysler Corp
Columbia Gas & Electric
Kirby Pet
Columbia Grapho
Louisiana O. & R
Commonwealth & Southern
Congoleum Nairn
Teavas
Consolidated Film Indan
Consolidated Gas
Panhandle Ser Ees
Continental Baking A
Phillips
VLAS
Continental Celesses
Uy Pierce Pet
Pervasee Tot
Dela, Laca & West RR
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Veneers
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Sinclair Ve
Eastman Kodak Teteoes Aes
Skelly Ao Baton Axle & Spring
Soland Royalty Use
Electric Auto Lite
Kyapitectele Boat Co
N. Y
Etric Power & Light
Walymm Superior Oil
Endicott Johnson Sane
Union of Califber
Fairbanks Morse Bem
Vacuum
Eter
Venezuelan Pet
Fisk
Marshall Field & Company
Ubber
Warner-Quinlan Lly
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
BO Bris
CURB
Gardner Motor Co
Yenterneral Electric
General Mills
Neral Motors
Gotham
DeForest Radio
Graham Paige
de Gray Granby Consolidated Copper
Taly Detroit
Arerft Great Western Sugar
Durant Motors
Ray Hahn Dept Stores
Ceccereeess
Elee Bond & Share
Houdaille Hershey
Fokker Aircraft
Hudson Motorn
Ford Motor Ltd
Sily
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Interbury Ro Transit O Boy Fox Theatre
Ve International Cement
General Baking Teers O . International Harvester
Goldman Sachs
Johns Manville
Lone Star Gas
Kansas City Southern
Mavis Bottling
Julius Kayser
Nat'l
Rerebee Sagu
Kelvinator Corporation
Kolster Radio Ee
Niagara Hud Corpeeneee
SS Kreske & Co
Pennruad & Kroger & Unking
Trans'l Air Tris
Lambert Co
United Gas
Ty Liggett & Myers
Lyt & Pwrseas
Loew's Inc
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MK & T RR
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Keith Orp
Real Silk
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Reo Motor Car
Republic Iron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco Bysssee
Bay St. Joseph Lead
al &Y
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Eee
TAM Simmons Company
Southern California Edison
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Gulf
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Cigar Stores
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Improvement
Seven Filipinos Die as Car Hits Train at Private Crossing
United Press reports seven Filipinos killed when their automobile collided with the Southern Pacific Coaster northbound from Los Angeles to San Francisco at a private crossing near Spreckels, seven miles south of Salinas. Coroner J A Cornett investigates as none of the women identified. Vehicle struck mid car and dragged more than a quarter mile before the engineer halted the train.
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Tby
United Press
Salinas
Cal
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
San Franchsco
Spreckels
Here
J. A. Cornett
Leopold and Loeb complete sixth year in prison
United Press reports Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb finished six years of life imprisonment for the Bobby Franks murder in Joliet on September 11. Detained since 1924, they are kept apart. Guards note Leopold maintains a haughty demeanor while Loeb has become well liked among inmates.
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United Press
Joliet
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Lynched Negroes Innocent Doubts Rise
SCOOBA Miss Sept 11 Authorities doubted the guilt of two negroes lynched after arrest on a robbery charge. They denied knowledge of the holdup of Mr and Mrs Thomas McCay from whom $46 was taken. The suspects Pig Lockett and Holy White were seized from deputies en route for arraignment as officers were forced to witness the hangings.
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United Press
Scooba
Miss
Thomas McCay
Pig" Lockett
Masonic Rites for Former Tyler Mayor Bonner
Tyler Sept 11 final tributes for John Henry Bonner 88 ex mayor Confederate veteran civil affairs leader died Wednesday evening. He will receive a Masonic burial in Oakwood cemetery. In 1907 he led the Texas Mayor's association and his mayoral era featured public improvements. He also served in Company C Eighteenth Texas Infantry first brigade as late as 1961.
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United Press
Tyler
John Henry Bonner
Bonner
Oakwood
Mayor's Association of Texas
Eighteenth
Texas Infantry
Free radio privilege for cities at fair
Cities can broadcast programs and advertise their communities at the Tri State Exposition with no cost. Wilbur C Hawk invites chambers of commerce in the Texas Panhandle western Oklahoma and New Mexico to provide 15 minute segments on WDAG and KGRS during the fair September 22 to 27. Mason King will coordinate broadcasting time.
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Chambers of Commerce
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Fair Association
WDAG
KGRS
Mason King
Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Global power shifts and era of new dynamos described
The piece notes Cuba’s costly project to condense sea steam using vacuum for power, compares mankind’s power ambitions to a fly on a windmill, and envisions the earth as a limitless dynamo. It also discusses the Argentine revolution, European reactions, Monroe Doctrine concerns, and Ivar Kreuger’s rise as “match king” with influence in Diamond Match and ITT.
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Europe
United States
Rome
IL Tevere
South America
Ivar Kreuger
Sweden
Charles the
Diamond Match Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Kreuger
State Prohibition Plank Praised by WCTU Leader
Mrs Claude De Van Watts, Texas WCTU president, hailed the State Democratic convention in Galveston for adopting a strong prohibition plank. She called it the strongest anti liquor move in the country this past year and urged other states to follow Texas example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Galveston
Claude de van Watts
City board of equalization completes real estate renditions
Sam Seay, Chester Adams and M. T. O'Neill, members of the city board of equalization, have just finished thousands of renditions on real estate in Amarillo. Protests on assessed valuations fixed by the board will be heard at the session starting September 22, with 10 day notices sent to property owners by the tax collector's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Seay
Chester Adams
M. T.o'neill
Board of Equalization
Amarillo
Tremble Goes To Trial For Robbery
Robert Tremble faced his third district court trial in six months on a robbery with firearms charge tied to a West Sixth Avenue paint shop hijacking. A prior verdict found him guilty with a 10 year penitentiary recommendation, a new trial granted for allegedly new alibi evidence, and a second trial ending in a hung jury. The proprietor testified two men, including Tremble, entered the shop at about 10 pm, took money, and bound him before escaping.
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Robert Tremble
District Criminal Court
West Sixth Avenue
Tremble
Henry S. Bishop
Pampa
Jury fails in verdict on Stanley in liquor case
In district court Duff Stanley again faced a hung jury after failing to reach a verdict on liquor law violations. Jurors retired Thursday evening and were instructed to continue deliberations at Judge Henry Bishop's court. Officers testified Stanley was arrested while delivering a half gallon jar of whiskey. no exhibit was entered.
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District Criminal Court
Duff Stanley
Stanley
Henry
Bishop
Panhandle Auto Club Reports Road Conditions
The Panhandle Auto Club announces road statuses from Amarillo to multiple destinations. Roads on routes to Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Roswell, Tucumcari, Higgins, Clayton, Borger, and Lubbock are described as good or paved, with U.S. and state highways noted. Headquarters are in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Roswell
Tucumcari
Higgins
Clayton
N. M
U.S
Lubbock
U. S
the Panhandle Auto Club, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Widow of Senator Knox Dies in Atlantic City
Mrs. Lily Knox aged 75 widow of late Senator Philander Knox of Pennsylvania died in Atlantic City hospital. Cause listed as arteriosclerosis. She came from Valley Forge earlier in the summer seeking improved health through the climate.
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Knox
Atlantic City
N. J
Lily Knox
Philander Knox
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Music Memory Radio Recital This Saturday
The KGRS Saturday morning program features John Josey in a music memory contest to aid children under 15. Eligible entrants must write by Thursday after the show, listing compositions and composers. A useful book will be awarded as the prize.
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KGRS
John Josey
New York Man Dies in Hospital Here
William Rrch Williams aged 58 of Copenhagen New Mexico died Wednesday afternoon at an Amarillo hospital. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Copenhagen and belonged to the Wyoming Chapter Royal Arch Mason at Cheyenne. Survived by his mother and sister of Copenhagen and a brother of Kansas City. Body in care of Blackburn Funeral Home. funeral arrangements awaiting relatives.
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Williams
Copenhagen
N. M
Amarillo
Masonic Lodge
Wyoming
Royal Arch Mason
Cheyenne
Kansas City
Blackburn Funeral Home
Livestock quotes and grain market roundup
Market report shows strong to heavy steers and heifers mixed with cows and bulls priced across weight categories. Lambs and sheep quoted steady to firm while Chicago grain prices fall on bearish crop outlook and government reports.
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Chicago
Associated Presa
Commission
United States
Funeral for Baby Ganaway Today
Infant son of Mr and Mrs John D Ganaway dies at local hospital. Funeral services set for Blackburns Chapel at 3 pm Thursday with Rev J D Patterson officiating. Burial follows at Lifino cemetery. The family resides at 1107 N Johnston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jay. Ganaway
John D. Ganaway
N. Johnston Street
Blackburn
Lifino
J. D. Patterson
North Buchanan Methodist Church
Stolen Radio Recovered by Police
Police Thursday announced recovery of a radio reported stolen Monday night from the R. Murphy home at 306 North Fillmore. Detectives found the radio in a cache several blocks away. No arrests were made. In the same period a rooming house resident at 306 South Jackson reported a $20 theft from his trousers pockets while asleep.
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R. Murphy
North Fillmore
Murphy
Welch
South Jackson
Markets and Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Chicago
Markets and Kansas City Livestock report shows 4,600 head of hogs slow and uneven with top at 10.00 and cattle around 4,000 head with killing classes steady to higher. Prices for steers and heifers range 6.00 to 12.75 per hundredweight, with lambs up and ewes down. Chicago notes 20,000 hogs uneven with top near 10. Present cattle around 8,000 head, yearlings noted as well with price movements modest.
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Vé Louis
The
Associated Press
Easter Louis
Kansas City
D. A
Atest
Chicago
Man Of Pain Endures Yet Feels Others’ Suffering
A sensitive man endures personal hurts with stoicism yet shudders at witnessing others in pain. He shares the agony of strangers on the street, yet a knockout blow to him barely moves him, highlighting a complex empathy and life lived with quiet restraint.
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Ferg
Dens
Edgar A. Guest
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