Hurricanes Roar Gulf Coast Rain Drenches Seaboard
A 42 mph wind rips at Hatteras as barometer sinks to 29.64 and rain delays baseball games, college practice, and air schedules. Floods hit Newark while warnings span Wilmington to Hatteras. centers expect NC impact tonight.
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Weather Bureau
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N. J
Texas
Carolina
Wilmington
Testimony closes in Tulsa slaying trial of Ed Stanton
In Tulsa on September 15 testimony closed in the murder trial of Ed Stanton charged with the fatal shooting of Sheriff John Mosely last January. Stanton claimed the killing was done by his dead companion Glenn Hunsucker. The state seeks the death penalty and court warned spectators against demonstrations as jury deliberations loom.
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Tulsa
Ed. “Perchmouth” Stanton
John Mosely
Hunsucker
New Mexico
Carrizozo
Stanton
Charles Clements
L. G. McDonald
Hubert Reynolds
Legislature Acts On Bills To Limit Unemployment Relief Costs
Both houses moved to curb administration expenses tied to unemployment relief funds. Senator Fellbaum urged a three Senate and three House panel to monitor bond funded relief costs, while the House sought detailed expenditure data from governors and relief officials. A separate anti trust bill and a Texas Rio Grande Valley aid survey were also discussed.
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Senate
Ernest Fellbaum
San Antonio
Sen
George ©. Parl
Dallas
House
Miriam A. Ferguson
R. §. Sterling
Lawrence Westbrook
Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
Texas
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Crockett
Rep. B. FP
Vaughan
Greenville
Edgar FE. Witt
Rio Grande Valley
Witt
Archie Parr
Benavides
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Will D. Pace
Tyler
DeKalb
Walter C. Woodward
Coleman
Ickes To Accept Advice Of Westbrook’s Group On Relief
Secretary Ickes allocates 4.097 million dollars for eleven non federal projects including a 20000 river bridge in Arkansas. Westbrook states federal relief funds won’t go to Texas Highway Commission via his group and warns delays shift responsibility to the highway department. He offers to provide labor and notes possible reallocation of funds to county commissioners for relief projects.
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Westbrook
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Arkansas
Ferguson
Texas
Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
Public Works Administration
State Advisory Board
Austin
Lawrence Westbrook
State Highway Commission
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator
Hghway Commission
Highway Commission
Hopkins
West
State of Texas
Highway Department
Potter Com
Brisbane Commentators Spark National Debate
The Globe presents Arthur Brisbane's controversial views on the day’s topic. An editor’s note clarifies the opinions are Brisbane’s alone and not The Globe’s. The piece recalls Grover Whalen leading 250000 in a Fifth Avenue NRA march with editors and publishers amid a lengthy procession. Roy Howard and Kohler are noted. See TODAY Page 7.
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Rthur Brisbane
America
Iis Mn
Globe
Brisbane
Coal Men Toil Drawing Code In 24 Hour Deadline
Soft coal operators worked under a presidential deadline to finalize an NRA code for the coal industry. President Roosevelt refused any extension and warned of no delay as reports of shooting and rioting in western Pennsylvania’s strike area prompted renewed talks.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Marston Leads Youth at Turn in National Amateur Golf
At Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati on Sept 15 Max R. Marston of Philadelphia led Dallas youth Jack Munger by two holes after 18 in their 26 hole semi final. Jorge T. Dunlap Jr. finished the first 18 one up on W Lawson Little Jr. after a 15 foot sidehill putt. Little rallied early but Dunlap’s birdie halted momentum.
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Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Max R. Marston
Philadelphia
Jack Munger
Dallas
Jorge T. Dunlap, Jr
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Little
Claire Windsor Ordered to Pay 75000 in Alienation Suit
A Superior Court jury awarded Mrs. Marian Read $75,000 for alienation of affections by Claire Windsor. Windsor vowed to marry again to dodge the judgment, while Read apologized and Read's wife expressed happiness at the verdict. Attorneys plan a motion for a new trial and possible appeal to the State Supreme Court. The verdict followed a three hour jury deliberation.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Marian Read
Alfred C. Read
Claire Windsor
State Supreme Court
Miss Windsor
Legal Beer Returns to Texas Cities after 16 Year Gap
United Press reports Texas welcomed legal beer as midnight restrictions ended. Dallas, Houston and other cities saw beer flow to clubs, hotels and stores as cars discharged beer from railroad yards. Thousands celebrated with traffic control eased and signs changed overnight. Michael Taxman of Wichita Falls first to drink in Dallas.
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United Press
Texas
Dallas
Michael Taxman
Wichita Falls
Suspect Held in Edsel Ford Kidnap Plot
Joseph O Riordan, 44, once linked to Detroit's Purple Gang, arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of complicity in a thwarted July 2 1930 Edsel Ford kidnapping plot. He was held incommunicado for Detroit police after being identified from a Detroit description. The suspect's hair was noted as dyed black.
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Los Angeles
WUP
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Joseph
Red) O'Riordan
O’riordan
Purple
O'Riordan
Detriot
Weather outlook Amarillo region and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with occasional showers in the southeast portion. New Mexico area mostly fair tonight and Saturday with unsettled conditions in the north. Temperatures today reach 64 to 78. North Side General Store at 800 B N Fillmore selling dry goods and shoes below cost as stock is cleared.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
North Side General Store
N. Fillmore
Oil code plea and beer sale mark city events
Harry F. Sinclair urged federal regulation to end price cutting in the oil industry as the modified NRA code progresses. Amarillo marks the first legal sale of 3.2 beer since 1911 under chilly skies with smooth licensing and rapid distribution through the night.
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New York
U.P
Roosevelt
Harry F. Sinclair
Consolidated Oil Corporation
Sinclair
Amarillo
Potter County
Beer Returns Sparks Local Rental and Retail Ads
Beers back prompts shop owners to advertise space and equipment for sale or rent including fountain equipment cafe fixtures and office needs. The Globe News urges readers to place want ads to reach renters and buyers in the community.
Heavy guard for officers at Havana hotel rises
In Havana 500 former army officers besieged the National Hotel defying President Grau San Martin. Additional machine guns and a soldier guard were deployed with entry restricted to the American ambassador Summer Welles. Two women attempting a food run were seized but allowed entry. Five lieutenant arrests reported in Santiago amid unrest and mine/prison protests noted in Mabay Sugar mill and Cristo manganese works. Revolt spreads in Pinar Del Rio.
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Havana
National Hotel
Ramon Grau San Martin
United States
Summer Welles
Santiago
Gran San Martin
Mabay
Cristo
Mass Trial Set in Urschel Kidnap Case for Monday
Oklahoma City September 15 The mass trial of twelve indicted suspects in the Urschel kidnaping proceeds as federal Judge Edgar Vaught rejects last minute defense pleas and orders jury selection to begin Monday morning in federal court.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Edgar 8. Vaught
Blair Blair Child Dies At Home At Five
Priscilla Ann Blair aged five daughter of Mr and Mrs L Blair of 604 Arthur Street died at 7 20 Friday morning after a four month illness Funeral services are set for 4 o clock Saturday at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel Rev J D Horton will conduct burial will be in Llano Cemetery She is survived by her parents grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Blair Amarillo and Mrs A J Misner Sanford
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L. Blair
Arthur Street
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Llano
J. W. Blair
Amarillo
A. J. Misner
Sanford
Straws Doomed Saturday as Fall Fashions Prevail
The article notes Felt Hat Day signals straw hats going out of style as cool weather arrives early. Amourillo clothiers showcase soft color tones and modern lines, appealing to well dressed men, though a felt hat remains a hat.
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Amarillo Clothiers
Bank Robbery at Geary First National Bank
Three armed men robbed the First National Bank of Geary Oklahoma shortly after it opened and escaped with about 1200 dollars. They kidnapped two women tellers, Mrs Donna Fisher and Mrs Leatha Ford, and cashier W A Richardson, releasing them unharmed one mile south of Geary. The robbers entered the bank and held up the staff and customers.
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First National Bank of
Geary
Donna Fisher
Leatha Ford
W. A. Richardson
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