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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
2
A long restless letter from Amarillo reflects on the fair and prices at hamburger stands while criticizing limits on free speech and election control. It includes local color about Long and Huey Long era politics, a call to defend the ballot, and a note about Long Tom the Tri-State bull and a missing pocketbook.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief notice mentioning a location or event with unclear names and dates. Readable elements include a place name and scattered tokens suggesting a local item or notice.
KGNC broadcasts Wednesday schedule with Phil Phillips Orchestra and a full afternoon lineup from 3:00 to 11:00 PM. Highlights include baseball broadcasts, Fred Waring and Pennsylvanians, and other music programs from WBS and related studios at the Merchants Building Tri State Fair.
The article notes manufacturers equip cars with hand feeds while three car builders suggest Dr Divine's patients drove barefoot. In Columbus, federal investigators report 1500 unclaimed chain letter letters in post offices dead letter division with amounts from a dime to 50 dollars and an average of one dollar.
John Poplis faced a curb strike and decided to offset the damage by selling his own car to Richard Kelly Jr after assessing the wreck. Kelly agreed to buy Poplis machine, with repairs to the other vehicle weighing heavily on the decision.
Oscar Leath struck a golf ball amid a loud crowd in Reidsville North Carolina in September. The ball sailed clearly toward the target causing a mix of cheers and protest from bystanders as players chased it to the green.
Readable fragments describe a quirky 1A wine incident and arrests. Names and places are unclear. the text hints at medical or retraining themes and local figures.
Homer Garrison Jr. of Lufkin was appointed assistant director of the Texas Department of Public Safety. He becomes second in command to acting director L. G. Phares, with the announcement from Austin.
Tulsa doctor George Long, brother of the late Huey Long, signals possible U S Senate candidacy from Oklahoma on a share the wealth platform. He just returned from DeQueen Arkansas where he denounced Louisiana politicians he accuses of plotting his brother’s death and plans to campaign in Louisiana to defeat four named plotters.
In Oxford Mississippi a black defendant Fliwood Higginbotham was seized from Lafayette County Jail by a mob and hanged. He faced trial for the May slaying of Lyn Roberts, a white man.
Oklahoma City Sept 18 five men who broke from the county jail early today were believed cornered in a wooded area near Edmond. Officials said two whites and three negroes were involved as a sheriff’s plane hunted the area to trap the escapees.
Testimony places Hollis and Jarvis in a struggle over Graves’s gun after Graves and the Graves brothers fought with Timmons. Wachendorf ordered everyone still as a shot killed Graves. Timmons injured, gun not found. Graves, son of John Graves of Birmingham Street, lived with parents. survived by wife and two children. funeral set for tomorrow. Jack Graves, known as Red, was a former fighter popular in Amarillo.
The fragment reports varied voting results on a tax exemption law change and state superintendent appointments, with several figures shown in the thousands. It also references a mining town in Tongshan and reports about pigeons released near Berlin, plus a vague note about a racing association and shipments to Germany.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a G A R leader and a 12:50 time near cities and roads. Mentions Gulf Off aka Humble, Indiana Standard, and Swift & Co with percent figures. No clear event or names to confirm.
In New Orleans on September 18 cotton futures rose as European buying intensified amid the Italo Ethiopian tension. Overseas demand boosted Bombay and Liverpool markets with futures opening higher and advancing across contracts led by October and March positions.
The exchange directors announced the closure of the Bombay Stock Exchange today in response to a looming crisis after raids by short traders. Their decision aims to curb volatility and protect market integrity.
Texas Rangers continue pursuit of alleged gambling by bookies at the Tri-State Fair horse races. The drive follows arrests of three men in the grand stand yesterday charged with book making under state law. Bonds were set at 750 dollars each and the men, J Hall and George Johnson of Amarillo and J E Terra pin Red of Dallas, were released after arraignment before Justice C W Carder.
Treasury data shows Sept 16 receipts of 1.249 billion dollars including 1.194 billion in public debt receipts and expenditures of 688.689 million with 685.871 million in debt retirements. Fiscal year receipts total 1.7939 billion against 1.5182 billion in expenditures, leaving a net excess of 724.307 million. Gross debt stands at 20.4718 billion, up 508.369 million from yesterday, and gold assets total 9.2277 billion.
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