Four Federal Narcotics and Liquor Indictments From Hutchinson County
A federal grand jury returned twenty four indictments including four for narcotics and five for liquor offenses from Hutchinson County. Notable names include Johnny Holmes as a potential witness. Indictments list H T Grider and W Grider for liquor sales and transport, George Ward Luke Cornutt and Lawrence Ward for liquor sales possession and manufacture, Charles E Latour alias Doc Latour for narcotics purchase and possession, R Ray alias Pontiac Red for narcotics sales, Florence Lamar for narcotics purchase and possession, and Beatrice Rodriguez alias Beatrice Miller for narcotics purchases.
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Hutchinson County
Johnny Holmes
Berger
H. T. Grider
W. Grider
George Ward
Luke Cornutt
Lawrence Ward
Leonard Ward
Charles E. Laturette
Doc Latour
R. Ray
Pontiac Red
Florence Lamar
Beatrice Rodriguez
Beatrice Miller
Rodeo Tragedy Details Surge In Court Testimony
Witnesses recount the fatal rodeo affray in which Hill died after a knife injury and a confrontation with Williams. Mrs Hill described the moments before the attack, the entry of Williams and Rutledge, and Hill's fatal wounds as Dr Royce noted chest and abdominal injuries. Conlan testified Hill appeared intoxicated and violent before the clash, while jurors—mostly farmers and young men—were seated for the trial.
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Williams
T. B. Rutledge
Buddy
Hill
G. T. Royce
Jas. T. Conlan
Plains Tractor Equipment Company
Conlan
Hil
Edw. W. Thomerson
Cleo G. Clayton
Clayton & Bralley
A. E. Ewell
Martin Gould
A. K. Schoolar
C. T. Miller
R. H. Rawles
L. Miller
C. D. Davis
W. B. Bowlby
W. L. Brush
E. 0. Breedlove
Estes Ward
Clay Martin
Weather warning issued for storm conditions Friday coastline
The New Orleans weather bureau issued a small craft warning from Mobile to Apalachicola at 8:20 a.m. The warning, not linked to a tropical disturbance, forecasts fresh to strong northeast to east winds Friday and early Friday night along the Gulf coast.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Washington Bureau
Porto Rico
Mobile
Apachicola
Fla
City to relet paving linked to Canyon- Amarillo road
Paving price rises prompt cancellation of two Wilmering and Mullen contracts for sections from Ong Street to city limits. City to advertise for cheaper paving and push construction of the 15 mile paved link between Canyon and Amarillo, amid legal hurdles and property owner signings.
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Ong Street
Wilmering and
Mullen
Stanley
Ong
Amarillo
Canyon
Two Escaped Prisoners Recaptured Near Needville
At least two of six convicts who escaped from the Ramsey State prison farm in Brazoria county were recaptured. L. A. Hendrickson and Grady Faulkner are in custody after being found by farmer August Sieler and turned over to Richmond officers. The men swam the Brazos River during the escape. It was not known whether the remaining four had been retaken.
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Houston
Ramsey
Brazoria County
August Sieler
Needville
Richmond
Sieler
L. A. Hendrickson
Carson County
Grady Faulkner
Robertson County
Brazos
Amarillo seeks top milk rating with 100 percent pasteurized supply
Dr. Miller praises Amarillo for rising dairy quality and predicts a 95 grade this year and the city may become the first in the United States with a 100 percent pasteurized milk supply. Houston is noted among Texas cities with a rating above 90.
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Texas
America
Amarillo
Washington
Miller
Houston
H. H. Larson
United States
City paving projects to finish in one to two weeks
Ten blocks of new paving on east and west streets will be completed in one to two weeks, per the city engineer. Five projects are listed: Thirty-third Avenue from Polk to Taylor, Seventeenth Avenue from Polk to Van Buren, Eleventh Avenue from Polk to Tyler and from the alley between Tyler and Harrison to Harrison Street, Thirteenth Avenue from Polk to.
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Polk
Taylor Streets
Seventeenth Avenue
Tyler
van Buren Street
Eleventh Avenue
Harrison
Harrison Street
U. S French Movie Pact Aims to Resume French Screenings
Paris report says Harold and Smith on behalf of American and French film interests signed a war end agreement. It anticipates renewed screening of American films in France after a period of disappearance. Also notes city paving projects on Ninth Avenue and North Sixth Avenue supervised by H F Matthews.
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Paris
Harold & Smith
Expect Two Arrests Soon Slaying Case
ULANO Texas September 20 Armed with their first definite clue deputy sheriffs search for D K Ellison and his son Barney accused of killing L C Calloway on the public square Tuesday night. Ellisons seen about 18 miles north of here as officers widened the hunt and recalled bloodhounds from a bench search.
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Associated Press
Ulano
Tex
D. K. Ellison
Barney
L. C. Calloway
Ellisons
Here
Calloway
Public Square
Detroit fire club blaze kills and injures dozens
A Vernor Highway study club building fire left many unconscious and dead. Fire officials say narrow exits, wall board blocks, and flammable decorations aided rapid spread. Victims were rushed to hospitals. investigators found no incendiary evidence.
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Marty Cohen
Robert Jackson
Cohen
Study Club
Vernor Highway
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Lidt
Radio Schedule Snippet Lists Shows and Stations
Air features continue with a grid of programs and stations including KDKA WIR KYW KWK WREN WTMJ KSTP WEBC WMC WSB WAPI WSMB WFAA KPRC KOA KSL and others for 7 to 12 slots, noting repeats and cross‑listed outlets like Q u a k e r s and Chorus and Orchestra.
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WAPI
WSMB
KTHS
WIOD
WLW
WFAA
KFI
KDKA
KWK
WREN
WTMJ
KSTP
WMC
WSB
KPRC
Quakers
KYW
WJIR
WJAX
WHAS
WSM
WOAI
WKY
WEBC
Kv0o
Amos
Andy
WMAQ
WJR
WDAF
Far West Nbc Chain
Troopers
Nomade
KGW
KHQ
John Cochran in Recital at Polk Street Church
John R Cochran violinist from San Diego will perform tonight at 8 in the Polk Street Methodist Church. Emil F Myers of Amarillo College of Music presents the concert, with over 1000 tickets issued and free entry only with a ticket. Cochran will use his violin valued at 2500 dollars.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
John R. Cochran
San Diego
Myers
Cochran
Riot trial halted as defendant escapes from jail
The mistrial was declared in Marion Ohio after J. Hugh Hall, one of the defendants, escaped from custody while Alfred Hoffman and five associates faced charges of inciting rebellion against the state. The incident halted proceedings on September 20.
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Associated Press
Marion, N
Alfred Hoffman
United Textile Workers
J. Hugh Hall
Funeral for Baby Frishie Held at Griggs Mortuary
Funeral services for the 5 month old son of Mr and Mrs T E Frishie were held at 10 30 this morning from Griggs Mortuary Rev D D Summerall of San Jacinto Baptist Church conducted the services Interment followed at Llano Cemetery location 4010 West Third Avenue where the family resided yesterday death occurred early yesterday at the residence
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T. E. Frishie
West Third Avenue
Griggs Mortuary
D. D. Summerall
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Dallas St Louis Air Mail Set for October Launch
National Air Transport announced overnight air mail service between Dallas and St Louis starting October 1. Letters mailed in Dallas by 6 30 p m will reach St Louis the next morning and those mailed from St Louis at 7 30 p m will arrive in Dallas in the first mail the following morning.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
National Air Transport Today
St. Louis
Senate Debates Tariffs and Probes Amid Cuba Rights Inquiry
The Senate pursues tariff debate with plans for earlier sessions. A naval subcommittee begins disarmament propaganda inquiry. The Foreign Relations Committee probes reports on American rights in Cuba. Senator Nye seeks FTC disclosure on propaganda backing a Packers decree modification. The Senate ratifies a treaty to curb import embargoes.
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The
Associated Press
Senate
Senate Naval Sub-Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Nye
North Dakota
Federal Trade Commission
Flashes of Life in Brief Notes from New York and Ohio
In Port Richmond New York William Shakespeare is named a candidate for center on the high school football team. In New York the Ohio Society uses a cowbell as its gavel, an artifact dating back to 1735 now owned by Mrs. Irvin Bastian of Clyde Ohio.
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Port Richmond
N. Y
William Shakespeare
New York
Ohio Society of New York
Ohio
Irvin Bastian
Clyde
Flying safety and wars drive Britain toward air power
The piece notes low civilian aviation deaths in Britain over five years and vast passenger miles flown. It contrasts Britain’s focus on zeppelins with U S all metal dirigibles and discusses Wall Street call money at 10 percent. It also covers racial church tensions in Brooklyn and Pope Pius’s critique of Mussolini's control of Catholic groups.
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Great Britain
Wall Street
Haifa Jews Arrested in Riots Murder Case
Jerusalem reports 44 Jews from Haifa held without bail on premeditated murder charges tied to Arab-Jewish riots. القضية follows tense suspicions and public outcry amid ongoing violence.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Young Felix von Luckner Tells Early Polishing Duty
New York reports Count Felix von Luckner the German naval commander recalls shining hotel doorknobs as a youth. He says at age fourteen he served as chief polisher in a hotel himself.
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New York
Felix von Luckner
Kansas City Livestock Market Report for Sept 20
Hogs 5 000 head, 240 lb hogs 10 to 15 cents higher, heavier hogs 0 to 10 cents higher, top 10.65 for 190 to 210 lb. Cattle 800, calves 800, slaughter steers 11.75 to 15.50, fed yearlings 12.00 to 15.50, cows 7.75 to 10.75, weaned 9.00 to 15.00, stocker and feeder steers 9.50 to 12.25. Sheep 2 500, lambs 12.00 to 13.15, ewes 4.00 to 5.25.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
Fort Worth stockyard notes hogs mixed with declines up to 25 cents heavy rail hog top at 10.45 and truck hogs around 10.05 calves and cattle bids lower by about 25 cents or more with calves to 10.50 and steers 8.00 to 11.50. cows 8.00 to 8.15. sheep steady with yearlings 9.50 and feeder lambs 10.50. overall cattle and hogs activity at Fort Worth on September 20.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
Yerinas
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
East St. Louis market notes hogs 10,000 head 15 to 25 cents higher with top at 11.15 for 200 lb averages while packing sows sell around 9.00. Cattle 1,200 with calves 700 steady. steers and yearlings down to 14.00, cows 7.25 to 8.25, weaners 17.50. Sheep 1,500 steady with lamb tops at 12.75 and general bulk around 4.65 to 5.00.
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East ST. Louis
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago livestock sales on September 20 show hogs 14 000 head with under 240 lb hogs 10c higher and heavier hogs weak to 10c lower. top 11.05. Porkers and sows mixed. calves, cattle and sheep totals noted with prices for slaughter steers 12.75 to 16.50, cows 9.00 to 11.75, stocker calves 10.75 to 12.25, and lambs 12.75 to 13.85 with feeders 11.75 to 18.00 and ewes 4.00 to 5.50.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Scanecacaans
New York Cotton Opens Steady With Mixed Early Moves
The New York cotton market opened steady, slipping 4 points to a 2 point gain as demand grows. Bullish crop tips and a private ginnings estimate to Sept 16 at 8,540,000 bales boosted activity. December touches 18.90 in early trading, then strengthens to 18.99 for December and 19.28 for March, holding steady at midday.
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New York
Associated Press
Cotton market opens steady with gains in New Orleans
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady as Liverpool futures showed modest strength. Early trades posted 2 to 4 point gains, with Oct, Dec, and Jan futures rising to 18.46, 18.78, and 18.84 as weather fears and bullish crop reports supported prices. By mid-morning the market remained firm near session highs despite some profit-taking.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton Price Report from Liverpool Market
Liverpool cotton market notes steady futures with American grades leading gains. Spot values rise across strict and standard middling categories with sales at 8,000 bales and receipts of 1,200 bales all American. Futures closed steady with October and December quotes listed.
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Liverpool
The Struggling Swallow and Humans in Life’s Dry Drownings
A reflective piece compares a drowning swallow to human failure. The speaker notes the bird’s wasted effort to rise and argues people also drown in fate and circumstance. It suggests finding one’s place on earth would allow achievement and meaning.
Poultry Prices in Chicago Market Report
Poultry prices in Chicago on September 20 show fowls and springs at 26 cents, No 2 springs 19 cents, broilers 26 cents, roosters 2 cents, turkeys 20 to 30 cents, ducks 18 to 21 cents, geese 20 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Butter and Eggs Prices From Chicago Market
Butter firm and eggs firm in Chicago market notes. Creamery extras at 46 cents, standards 44, extra firsts 43 to 44 1/2 cents, firsts 40 to 42 cents, seconds 38 to 39 cents. Eggs firm with extra firsts 39 to 40, graded firsts 38, current firsts 35 to 37, ordinary firsts 32 cents.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Foreign exchange rates current in New York
Foreign exchanges show irregularities with rates across major currencies. Britain dollar bids stand around 4.851 16 cents, cables 4.845 cents, 60 day bills on banks 4.79 percent. France demand listed 3.91, Italy 6.2244, Belgium 13.8814, Germany 23.7814, Tokyo 47.80, Montreal 99.078 16.
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Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Stocks Open Higher Amid Irregular Trading In New York
New York stock prices moved irregularly higher at the opening with Radio and General Motors showing blocks of 6,000 shares. Columbia Gas rose after opening a 10,000 share block at 110, American Telephone up 3 points ex dividend, and several others up about a point.
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General Electric
Sccvveeese Boul
Reen Cananea
General Motors
General Ry Signa Oo
Sitaa Glidden
Meet Entee
Graham Paige
Great West Sugar Seecsesees
General Mills
Owen
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Seeesseee
Illinois Central
International Harvester
Inter Tel & Telg
Johns-Manville
Moon Motors
Montgomery Ward
Missouri Pacific
Matheison ‘Alkali
National Dairy Products
National Cash Register
National Biscuit
Nash Motors
National Power & Light
New York
Eeeenee Eee
Superior Steel
Sears Roebuck
Seneca Copper
U. S Se
United Aircraft
Wright Aeroplane
Seeee
Woolworth
Eneweee
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Warner Bros
Scsceesesees
White Motors
Ewer
Hoodaille
Hershey Corp
American Steel Foundry
Atlantic Pecee
Beacon
Barnsdall Ee
Houston
Independent Oil& Gas Eee
Ereererrsse
Louisiana
Mexican Seaboard
Middle States
Mid-Continent
Royal Dutch
Esees
Sinclair Ae Eee
Simms
Shell Union
Skelly
Eeeaeeeree
Standard of
Calif
Eeceeeesees
Standard
S.sseesesees
Texas Pac Land & Trust
Texas Pacific
Texas Corp
Arkansas Gas
Canadien Arcont Teearee
Commonwealth
Southern
Ford of England
Gulf Oil Ace
Star Gas
Ohio
Indiana
Penn Road
Trans Air Trans
Associated Press
Radio
Columbia Gas
American Telephone
American & Foreign Power
Ars Roebuck
American Can
Southern Pacific
United Fruit and Drug, Inc
U. S. Steel Common
Chrysler
Worthington Pomp
American
Foreign Power
Johns Manville
North American
International Combustion
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WEA Service
Detroit Fire
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Dallas-St. Louis
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Brooklyn
William §. Blackshear
Congregation of Heaven
Pope Pius
Catholic Action Organization of
Mussolini
Vatican
Earth
Edgar A. Guest
Argentina
Australia
Jno
F. Clark Co
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Ajax Rubber Eee
Armour of
Illinois
Aeseeses
S A. M. Byers
American Tel & Telg
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Stee
Briggs
Burroughs
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet & Arizon
Coseecess
Colorado Fuel & Gas
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cerro de Pasco
Coca Cola
Eseses Oe
Chic, RI & Pac
Seeceses
Hie
Z Mil
Congoleum
Continental Motors
Canadian Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Chicago & Northwestern
Columbia Graph CO
Crucible Steel
Continental Can .O.escseeesse
Davidson
Dupont
Electric Power & Light
Erie
Peru
Fisk Rubber
Eeereee
Fleischmann
Freeport
Panhandle
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