Special Train Yo Liberal To Be Enlarged
The warrant charged the men with assault with intent. Three of the suspects were state witnesses in the Gastonia strikers murder trial.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
1
Boosters Tour in Search of Candidates for Three Way Goodwill Tour
A committee of local boosters tours the area seeking candidates for a three way goodwill tour. They will join the formal opening of the Rock Island line from Liberal to Amarillo. E. D. Lamb leads arrangements and reports strong public enthusiasm. A six car train may be expanded to eight cars including a club car with a barber chair.
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Dozn
Rock Island Ailway
Liberal
Amalio
E. D. Lamb
World War of Prices and Bets Across Oceans
A column notes Standard Oil cutting prices amid oil market tensions with Shell, and Trigo wins England's derby with St Leger stakes totaling $62,000. A British tourist wins $120,000 via a sweepstakes, sparking gambling interest as Arab Jew tensions rise over fruit sales. Britain withdraws the Royal Sovereign from Malta. Mellon seeks $500.6 million in treasury certificates, amid fiscal chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stand
Shell
United States
Standard Oil
England
Trigo
May Anderson
Associated Press
Britain
Malta
Palestine
Largest West Texas lawsuit seeks 4.875 million in oil land dispute
Mamie Dunaway and others sue J. M. Sanford and partners in Hutchinson County for 4.875 million alleging unlawful entry and ejectment after they held a half interest in designated oil lands. Plaintiffs, Amarillo residents, claim rightful possession dates back to 1926 with ensuing land dispute.
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Globe
Borger
Hutchinson County
Eighty-fourth District Court
Mamie Dunaway
J. M. Sanford
West Texas
Amarillo
Day in Congress: tariff debate and probes loom
Senate opens tariff bill arguments led by Smoot and Simmons with long speeches. A naval committee sub‑group to probe alleged shipbuilding interference at the 1927 Geneva talks is appointed. Georgia Senator George attacks tariff writers’ discrimination. La Follette plans labor condition inquiry. Palespto urged protective action. Friday sees continued tariff debate and Army nominations.
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Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate Naval Committee
Geneva
George
Georgia
Des la Follette
Isconsin
Palespe
Senator c Or
Kansas
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Wichita Doctors Strike Over School Payment Dispute
Wichita doctors walk out after Sedgwick County Medical Association orders halt of school child examinations until the Wichita school board settles payments for gym class physicals. About 1500 students have missed examinations. a special board meeting is expected to address fees.
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United Press
Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick County Medical Association
Kansas
Friday the Thirteenth brings misery to city police
Four men involved in a poker game contributed 40 dollars to city funds after fleecing farmers. Six vagrants are jailed for vagrancy. T. C. Smith reported his car stolen near Vernon apartments. Grady R. Creager wrecked at a grade crossing under construction. A dog at 306 Forest Avenue was shot by police after behaving oddly.
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T. C. Smith
Vernon Apartments
Grady R. Creager
Forest Avenue
Negro riot at open air meeting in Brooklyn
A mob of about 2,000 fought police in Brownsville Brooklyn after an uninvited black speaker Harold Williams voiced Palestine views. Williams was dragged from a soap box and protected by officers as thousands of Jewish residents watched. Twelve youths were arrested during the disturbance.
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New York
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Harold Williams
Palestine
Williams
Bluecoats
Organizations To Bring Thousands To Tri State Fair
Amarillo prepares for the Tri State Exposition September 24 to 28 with national state and local groups holding conventions. The final day features U C T traveling men, a grand banquet at Herring Hotel, and a city parade with mayor Ernest O Thompson attending. The event aims to make Amarillo a business hub and center of merriment during fair week.
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Tri-State
Amarillo
Wilbur C. Hawk
United Commercial Travelers Council
Ernest O. Thompson
Hoo Hoo
Britain and France plan tariff pact for world trade talks
Britain and France proposed a joint step toward a world conference to reduce tariff barriers. Delegations urged League of Nations members and non members to begin negotiations to frame a first collective agreement to diminish hindrances to trade and improve economic relations.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Briand
United States of Europe
Economic Committee
The
League of Nations
League
Jews Double Guards for Jerusalem Amid Sabbath Tension
Palestine authorities doubled guards in Jerusalem and at approaches on the Muslim Sabbath. Doar Hayam was suppressed without reason given. A Bedouin meeting prompted troops along the Jordan to thwart incursions. Mishmar Hayardon raided with 25 cattle stolen. two Jews wounded at Mah nayim.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Palestine
Doar Hayam
Trans-Jordan
Mahnayim
League Commission Adopts Root Protocol
The League of Nations assembly unanimously adopted the Root protocol at Geneva on September 13. The decision accepts the United States Senate five reservations for adhesion to the world court.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
United States Senate
World Court
Wall Street Gloom Follows Loan Hike
New York separators reported a sharp market downturn as Federal reserve brokers loans surged. By mid afternoon many leading issues fell $4 to $10 from last night’s close, reflecting renewed nervousness despite prior calm over rising loan totals.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Lindbergh Brings Expected Big Ovation in Brazil
United Press reports Lindbergh will be warmly received in Rio de Janeiro as he boosts the push for regular air mail service linking the eastern coasts of the Americas. The visit follows Brazil’s aviation progress and follows past appearances by notable aviators.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
Fla
Pan-American Airways
Lindbergh
St. Louis
United States
Dutch Guiana
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Porto Rico
Havana
Camaguey
Santiago
Port Au Prince
Santo Domingo
San Juan
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Paramaribo
United Press
Rio DE Ganeiro
Brazil
North
South Americas
South America
Franco
de Pinedo
del Prete
Ferrarin
Jiminez
Iglesias
O’neill
Doolittle
High Winds Damage Buildings at Cooper
Strong winds hit Cooper Texas on Thursday evening damaging nearly every building in town but no fatalities or injuries were reported. About 150 feet of the oil mill seed house collapsed and several store fronts were wrecked as streets lay in debris with an ambulance perched atop another vehicle.
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The
Associated Press
Paris
Texas
Cooper
Paris Morning News Tonight
Moody Commutes Death Sentence to Life Imprisonment
Governor Moody today commuted the death sentence of Jesse Charles to life imprisonment. The Liberty County man was scheduled to die in the electric chair early tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Austin
Moody
Jesse Charles
Liberty County
Forest Fires Spread in Western Oregon
Forest fires in Western Oregon continued to spread after causing two deaths and injuring seven. At least a dozen new fires were burning across the region on September 13.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Radiator Work and Ambulance Contact Details
Advertisement notes radiator work contact 4469 and an ambulance at 515 West G Griggs with phone number 4311 for rescue services.
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W. G
Griggs Ambulance
Friday the thirteenth lands pair in jail tale
A man jailed after helping a friend drink more returns to custody. Judge Homer A. Callaway had released him yesterday afternoon, and the sober man’s good deed leads to new confinement as both men end up behind bars.
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Homer A. Callaway
Judge Callaway
Akin Freed On Pelg Charge
A jury in district court returned a not guilty verdict for P. T. Akin in the case charging attempted robbery and murder of Sam Feig a local junk dealer. Pelg testified that Akin used a gun to force a $150 check written by the firm.
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District Criminal Court
P. T. Akin
Sam Feig
Akin
Pelg
Clovis
N. M
Mother Comforts Son on Way to Chair
In Louisville Kentucky on September 13 Carl Hord nicknamed Smilin was executed in Eddyville prison electric chair for triple murder. His frail mother spent his last hour with him in a dark death row cell as fellow inmate Ivan Nutsell later showed remorse and urged a moral lesson before the sentence was carried out. The Boxwell Bros ambulance service is listed with a contact Ph. 5211.
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United Press
Louisville
Carl Hord
Eddyville Prison
Ivan Nutsell
Pollard Resigns as Attorney General
Austin September 18. Attorney General Claude Pollard submitted his resignation to Governor Dan Moody and will enter private law practice in Austin.
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Pollard
Associated Press
Austin
Claude Pollard
Dan Moody
Ustin
Texas Coeds Lawyer-Mate Seeks Insanity Defense
Otis Rogers, 27, husband and chief of counsel for Mrs Rebecca Bradley Rogers, sought to prove his wife insane in a bank robbery trial before 12 German farmers in New Braunfels Texas. He testified about their college romance and marriage arguing mental unbalance influenced her actions.
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United Preas
New Braunfels
Tex
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Otis Rogers
Becky
Texas University
Rebeccca
Bradley Rogers
Rebe Bing
Farmers National Bank of
Buda
Texas
Apartments-Apartments: Rent Quickly in Globe News Want Ads
This notice highlights that rental listings in the Globe News Want Ads offer the best chance to rent an apartment fast. Readers are urged to describe their rental clearly and call 6262 to ask for Want Ads for placement.
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