Death ends dramatic career of William Lorimer
William Lorimer, 73, former U S Senator and key Illinois Republican, died in the Chicago & Northwestern station after collapsing. Once called the Blond Boss, his career included a disputed 1912 Senate vacancy and a 1920s bank misappropriation case, with a noted rift involving Theodore Roosevelt at Freeport. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
United States
Chicago & Northwestern
Lorimer
Crystal Lake
Ill
Leonard
House of Representatives
Senat
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
William B. Munday
Freeport
Hamilton Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Senator Lorimer
Leonard Lorimer
U S Cotton Consumption and Stock for August
The Census Bureau reports August cotton consumption at 420,849 bales with year to date at 5,700,558 bales. August 31 stock in consuming establishments 1,081,218 bales and public storage and compressors hold 5,824,025 bales. Exports for August 267,562 bales, imports 10,682 bales. Spindles active 24,153,998. linters consumed 61,228 bales. Ginning states total 16,759,662 spindles. New England 6,717,458. all other states 676,878.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
New England
Printers Back 40 Hour Week After Vote Split
The International Typographical Union approves a permanent 40 hour week plan. It allows a six day week of 62 1/3 hours or a five day week up to eight hours daily, with limitations to avoid overwork when substitutes exist. A separate NRA code board resignation call fails.
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Chicago
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
New York
NRA
Bids Sought for 1934 Amarillo Football Concessions
The Amarillo Public Schools and Amarillo College invite written bids by 5:00 p.m. September 17 1934 for concessions at Butler Field covering confections and soft drinks for all 1934 football games. A game schedule is available from the Senior High School. Bids to T G Hull Faculty Business Manager Athletic Department.
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Board of Trustees
Amarillo Public Schools
Amarillo College
Butler Field
Amarilo High School
T. G. Hull
Make This Model at Home a Frock for Rosy Monday
A 1960 pattern guides readers to sew a stylish blue frock with cheerful, rosy patterns for blue Monday. Clear steps outline fabric choice, bodice shaping, skirt fullness, and finishing touches for a home sewing project.
Glamorous Housework Dress Pattern Ad Teaches Style
Anne Adams showcases Pattern 1960 a white print with red leaves for a rose glow on Mondays. The design features a trim pointed girdle sash back, perky sleeves, and reversible small cuffs with sizes 14 to 42. Include 15 cents for pattern and address The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Substance Theme Guides Christian Science Service
The lesson sermon for Christian Science churches centers on Substance with the Golden Text from Philippians 4 19 promising God will supply all needs. It cites Hebrews 11 3 on faith and creation and Eddy Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health defining Substance as spiritual and durable, reflecting Spirit as Mind God.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Pinto bean smuggling becomes major cross border issue
El Paso reports a Mexican smuggler caught running 100 tons of pinto beans across the Rio Grande at night. The scheme aims to dodge a 3 cent per pound tariff, risking a $6 000 loss to the U S. government. Officers note bean prices differ sharply between nations, fueling the racket.
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EL Paso
U. S
Rio Griende
International River
Ireland Attacks Blue Shirt Rise at League Session
In Geneva Eamon de Valera calls the Blue Shirt movement doomed as impractical and dangerous amid global economic distress. He condemns Eoin O’Duffy led activity for promising disorder and notes Irish public sense rejects the program. The piece also briefly warns against fertilizing hot flower beds in heat.
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Geneva
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
League of Nations
de Valera
Eoin O'Duffy
Police Radio Warns Motorist of Danger
A.P dispatch reports an unusual police broadcaste warning a motorist that a mechanic who greased the front axle had not replaced the cutter pins. The motorist was intercepted at North Smithfield Rhode Island before the front wheels dropped off. Joan Kaiser Guiase of Catalonia Spain cut his widow off without a cent while he willed his $91000 estate to the citys noblest bachelor.
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Attleboro
Mass
North Smithfield
R. I
Joan Kaiser Guiase
Catalonia
Spain
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Illinois
U.S
Anne Addams
Christian Science Service
Schilling
Peter
Polk ST
Nobuddy
Edgar
Eceert
Kirk
Castile
Salina
Kansas
Patent Office
Washington,dc
Department of Commerce Bldg
Washington, D.C
The
U. S. Patent Office
Liccgrr & Myzxs
Tosacco Co
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