Attendance on Old Settlers Day draws Panhandle crowds
Seven Panhandle Plains delegations visit Amarillo for the Tri State Exposition as Old Settlers Day fills the grounds. Bands reach from Hereford and Panhandle while Tulsa and other towns parade. cattle and swine judging, horse racing, and circuses draw vast crowds amid warm weather. Governor Clyde Tingley leads New Mexico Day preparations.
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Panhandle
George P. Grout
C. W. Beene
Carson County
Charles Paddock
Hereford
Ralph Smith
Tulsa
Swisher County
Beckmann & Gerety
Jersey
W. L. Stangel
Lubbock
Blue Bloods
Bill Beechier
Merchants Building
Perryton
McLean
Dalhart
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Sunshine State
Exposition
Nightclub Slaying in Amarillo Leaves One Dead
R. W. Graves, 29, was killed in a brawl at The Mint on East Tenth Avenue. H. H. Wachtendorf, 40, operator of the club, is jailed without bond on murder charges. Deputy constable Timmons was wounded while trying to stop the melee. Witnesses Wiley Hollis and Albert Jarvis accused Wachtendorf of the shooting.
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R. W
Pat" Graves
Heer
H. H. Wachtendorf
Potter County
East
Tenth Avenue
Graves
Wachtendorf
FE. W
Red" Graves
FE. F. Timmons
Timmons
Wiley Hollis
Albert Jarvis
Amarillo
Adams
Graves Brothers
Billy Club
Panhandle Old Settlers Gather for 14th Annual Meeting
More than a thousand Panhandle Old Settlers Association members met in a circus tent at the Tri State Fair to renew ties and honor pioneers. Bi Fuqua was elected president, with officers including DeLea Vicars Joe Rorex Landon Doak and Mary E Snider. Retiring leaders were Isaacs O Laughlin Turner Lovett and Dot Babb.
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Panhandle
Bi” Fuqua
W. H. Fuqua
Bil
Panhandle Old Settlers Association
T-Anchor Kid
John Isaacs
DeLea Vicars
Pampa
Joe Rorex
Landon Doak
Claude
Mary E. Snyder
Amarillo
Floyd V. Snuder
Isaacs
Milo W. O'Laughlin
Miami
Thomas Turner
Thomas B Lovett
T. A. Dot" Babb
Virginia Street
West
Texas
Mary E. Snider
Mary” Snider
B. W. Snider
Johnson Street
Bones” Hooks
Reero Cowboy
Association
FHA Loans. Long-Bell Lbr, Co. Kawitcherkikkin, Ph 8251 Shirts 5c
Brief classified item notes FHA loans and a Long-Bell Lumber Company entry with a name Kawitcherkikkin and a price listing for shirts at 5 cents.
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FHA Loans
Long-Bell Lbr, Co
New Mexicans Vote on Constitutional Amendments
Incomplete returns from the Constitution Day election show New Mexicans favoring few changes. Of five amendments, three trail, one is even, and a fifth would clarify venue change laws. A main measure granting veterans parity in property tax exemptions appears close to passage, despite veterans groups opposing it. Voters were light, about 10 percent.
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Santa FE
N. M
Won't Probe Shooting of Long Declared Federal Issue
Washington reported the justice department will not investigate Huey P. Long’s assassination unless evidence of federal law violations is presented. Officials said murder of a U.S. senator under those circumstances is not a federal crime. Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith urged federal help in exposing a plotted murder.
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Washington
Sen
Huey P. Long
Justice Department
United States
G-men
Gerald L. K. Smith
Long Leutenant
Long
Smith
Carl A Weiss, Jr
Roosevelt
MacArthur to Philippines on Military Task
General Douglas MacArthur announced he would retire as chief of staff on December 15 to organize the military defenses of the new Philippine Commonwealth government. He will undertake responsibility for defense planning and troop readiness in the islands.
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Associated Press
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
The
Philippines
Pair Charged in Len Koenecke Death Released
Toronto report says William Joseph Mulqueeney and Irwin Davis American aviators charged in Len Koenecke death will be released on bail and charges not pressed by the attorney general's office.
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Attorney General's
Wiliam Joseph Mulqueeney
Irwin Davis
Len Koenecke
Hall
GOP Defends Constitution Amid Nationwide Speeches
September 14 to 18 events rally Republicans against New Deal with Herbert Hoover leading a crowd of 25 000 in San Diego and Col Frank Knox and James A Reed criticizing Roosevelt policies in Chicago New York and other cities Secretary Daniel C Roper defends the administration noting constitutional concerns and potential amendments to empower government during distress A Kaufman fire destroys the Kaufman Compress Company plant valued at 75000 with 2500 bales of cotton lost and total damages around 175900.
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Washington
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Daniel C. Roper
Alexandria
Hoover
San Diego
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
James A. Reed
Missouri
Roper
New York
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Franklin N. Belgrano
American Legion
Kaufman
Kaufman Compress Company
Geese glut warned as Lithuania plans goose purchases
In Kaunas Lithuania a predicted record Christmas goose supply prompts alarm among government workers forced to buy one goose per ten dollars of income over a threshold. Some families face two months of geese as Germany trade tightens and households fret over excess stock.
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Kaunas
Lithuania
Germany
Motorists Foot Named Accelerator Neurosis by London Doctor
London reports a new medical ailment dubbed motorists foot or accelerator neurosis by Dr. Henry Devine. He notes symptoms of numbness heaviness and tingling in the foot and leg, sometimes swelling and loss of function in advanced cases. 발
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London
Henry Devine
Geestrd
Today’s War Talk and Ethiopian War Fever
A 148th birthday is noted amid discussions on ongoing conflicts including Ethiopia. The article links national grief and wartime rhetoric with historic milestones, reflecting public concern about security and future planning during a period of geopolitical tension.
Brisbane Columns on War and Ethiopian Crisis
The Globe columnist Arthur Brisbane notes Laval promises naval aid to England over Ethiopia and the League of Nations mandate. Mussolini counters with 14,000 more Italian troops as Addis Ababa reflects growing tension and the drive toward conflict.
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United Frees
Mediterranean
Rome
Italy
Lika
Geneva
League Committee
Ethiopia
Paris
France
Addis Ababa
Laval
League of Nations
England
Mussolini
Mooney bets on ultimate relief from US Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney, the 1916 Preparedness Day bomber, facing a California Supreme Court review, says the hearing will fail and believes only the U.S. Supreme Court can grant relief. He cites a 19 year San Quentin life sentence after ten deaths and 40 injuries.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
California Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Mooney
San Quentin Prison
Pacific Coast Jaunt Delayed by Roosevelt
HYDE PARK New York Sept 184 President Roosevelt said heavy work in Washington will keep him there until the latter part of next week before his planned trip to the Pacific Coast.
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Hydf Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
Pacific Coast
University of Texas Student Faces Murder Charge
William R. Thornton, 24, a University of Texas student, faced a murder charge after admitting he fatally wounded his former friend Horace Gonsoulin, 34, a Port Arthur refinery worker, yesterday in Beaumont.
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Beaumont
William R. Thornton
University of Texas
Horace Gonsoulin
Port Arthur
Amarillo Area Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
Weather forecast notes fair conditions for Amarillo tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies in West Texas and unsettled conditions in New Mexico. Temperature ranges show extremes from 62 to 81 degrees by early afternoon today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Jay Hall Not Under Arrest in Tri State Fair Race Case
Texas Rangers from Austin report that the man arrested at the Tri State Fair races is identified as J. M. Hall not Jay Hall. Authorities clarify no arrest of Jay Hall occurred.
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McCormick Co
Tri-State
Texas
Jay Hall
J. Hall
J. M. Hall
J. M
Jay) Hall
Texas Rangers
Austin
Allred urges tax plan including chain store and pipeline taxes
Austin dispatch records James V Allred urging old age pensions and immediate passage of a chain store tax and pipeline tax plus a selective luxury tax and income and inheritance taxes. He warned against a general sales tax and cited lobby activity by foreign chain stores and sulphur interests as reasons for targeted levies.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Texas
Allred
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Mecca
Plainview
Happy Claude
Barref
Harley-Sadler-Bailey Brothers Circus
Jack Hoxie
KGNC
News-Globe
League
Admiralty Harbor
Exchange Telegraph
H. H. Wachendorf
Evelyn of the Bright Lights
Evelyn Hoey
Broadway
New Roots
John Maynard Lbr Co
MacArthur
Toronto
Ont
GOP
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc. International
America
Globe
Brisbane
Arthur P. Dugean
Dugean
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