Allred Opposes Texas Antitrust Law Revisions View
Attorney General James V. Allred voiced opposition to repealing Texas antitrust laws and urged cooperation with President Roosevelt on the NRA program. He questioned state power to delegate regulatory authority to federal bodies and whether Texas should cede intra state business control to the federal code system.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Texas
Roosevelt
Texas Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Allred
Price Fixing Debate Over NRA Retail Code
Washington notes NRA officials defend revised retail code as price regulation not rigid fixing. Critics warn that strict price fixing would set prices by fiat, while exceptions cover perishables damaged goods liquidation and charitable sales. Debates hinge on whether pricing policies edge toward state socialism.
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United Press
Washington
NRA
Bona Fide
Urschel Kidnapping Case Ties Kelly Threats to Farm Visit
Oklahoma City reports that George Machine Gun Kelly appeared at Fred Coleman’s farm near Stratford and threatened the Colemans and the Shannons as part of the Urschel kidnaping conspiracy case. A judge heard the claim in chambers, with authorities noting mixed credibility of the farm tale.
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Oklahoma
Urschel
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
George
Kelly
Joseph B. Keenan
Keenan
Urschels
Kathryn Cleo Kelly
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Law
Inflation Debate Sparks Cross-Party Clash in Washington
President Roosevelt has fully recovered from a cold and plans to meet a delegation of cotton growers pressing currency inflation. Inflation support spreads through Congress and the administration, with Wallace’s Chicago address cited as defiant of the existing program. Senator Thomas demands a 40 cent dollar while inflationists push for stronger action as party lines blur.
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Agriculture Wallace
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Thomas
Okla
Wallace
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United Press
Legion Special to A Century of Progress Trip Promoted
The American Legion special to the World’s Fair requires a $10 deposit and reservations due by September 25 at Legion head quarters. Depart Amarillo September 30 for a week, with round trip rates of $40.85 in chair car and $62.50 with Pullman, including meals and Chicago hotel rooms. Publicly available. free car storage offered by Walter Irvin, Inc.
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Legion
Chicago
George Broome
Transportation Committee
Floyd L. Sloan
Hanson Post
Legion Home
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
The
Broome
Walter Irvin, Inc
High Treason Charge Opens German Reichstag Trial
Five men indicted for incendiarism and high treason face opening of the Reichstag trial in Leipzig. Defendants include Marinus Van Der Lubre, Ernest Torgler, and Bulgarian refugees George Dimitroff Blagio Popoff and Wassil Taneff as police guard surrounds a packed court. Decapitation reportedly urged as penalty.
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Leipzig
Reichstag
Hitler
Ernst Torgler
George Dimitroff
Blagloi Popoff
Germany
Supreme Court
Marinus van der Lubre
Ernest Torgler
Communist Party
Blagio Popoff
Wassil Taneff
World flier Wiley Post in Winnie Mae wreck near Quincy
Wiley Post sustains severe injuries after the Winnie Mae crashes on takeoff at a Quincy Illinois airport. The plane side-slipped into trees after the motor quit. Post is hospitalized with a deep forehead cut and shoulder injuries but no fractures.
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Ill
Wiley Post
Post
E. L. Caddick
Davenport
Caddick
Jewish Rabbi Conducts First Holiday Rite
Rabbi Bernard Rosenberg of Cleveland observed Rosh Hashana with services at Temple Israel Thursday morning and Wednesday evening. The holiday began at sunset Wednesday and ends at sunset Thursday, with Jewish- owned stores closed. The penitential period leads to Yom Kippur a week from Saturday.
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Temple Israel
Bernard Rosenberg
Cleveland
Clues Fail Link Arrests to Gang in Dallas Case
Dallas authorities announced no clues connect two men arrested near Gladewater to the George Machine Gun Kelly gang. The brothers, detained for driving a car similar to Kellys, were brought to Dallas for identification. Detectives reported the men lived at a Dallas hotel, were always armed, and appeared unemployed.
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Dallas
U.P
Gladewater
George
East Texas
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Nearby Areas
Forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Friday with partly cloudy skies over West Texas. New Mexico varies from unsettled in the north to generally fair in the south with cooler temperatures in the extreme north tonight and Friday. Highs reach 62 to 83 today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Levine's 88-Cent Days Friday and Saturday
Levine's advertises Fri and Sat 88¢ sale with highlights on Be Wise Buy at Levine's on Page 3. The notice signals a promotional shopping event aimed at attracting bargain hunters.
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Levine's
Wall Street to Become Branch Office as New Jersey Exchange Opens
The New York Stock Exchange agrees to serve as a branch of a new New Jersey Stock Exchange formed to avoid New York taxes. Leaders including President Richard Whitney and Treasurer Warren Nash are invited to head the New Jersey exchange. Over 1,000 NYSE members seek admission while brokers plan to move main offices to New Jersey.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New Jersey “Stock Exchange
New York City
New Jersey Exchange
Richard Whitney
Warren B. Nash
New York Exchange
New Trading Mart
Hudson
New Jersey
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New Exchange
G Manhattan
Plot to kidnap Gov Landon daughter shocks Topeka
Kansas Governor Albert Landon revealed a plot by the Bailey Underhill gang to abduct his 16 year old daughter Peggy Anne from the Topeka executive mansion. Investigators reported five men and a woman were involved with aims to trigger 10 day paroles to escape the state. Peggy Anne learned of the plan but remained undisturbed as she attended school.
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Gov. Landon
Topeka
Kan
U.P
Aif
Landon
Peggy Anne
Bailey-Underhill
Kansas Penitentiary
Harvey Bailey
Oklahoma City
Charles Urschel
Wilbur Underhill
Bailey
Kansas
Oklahoma
Miss Landon
Warships Alert As Havana Boils
Warships moved near Havana as Cuba faces a mounting crisis after a revolution established a new regime. Cavalry reinforcements and an arsenal truck were deployed surrounding the presidential palace while government troops tightened security against rising anti government forces led by veterans in Camaguey province.
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Havana
United States
ABC Radical Society
Ramon Grau San Martin
Gran San Martin
Cuba
Camaguey
Juan Blas Hernandez
Machado
Polish Entry Wins 1933 Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
Washington Sept 21 the National Aeronautical Association declared the Polish entry the winner of the 1933 International Gordon Bennett Trophy balloon race after calibration of barographs and landing certificates. Second place went to the US Navy balloon piloted by Lt. Cmdr. T G W Settle and third to Goodyear II piloted by Ward T Van Orman, confirming earlier unofficial standings.
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Washington
National Aeronautical Association
United States Navy
T. G. W. Settle
Ward T. van Orman
Governor Murray Orders Militia to Halt Oil Drilling
Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray invoked executive power and ordered out a one man army to stop Russell Petroleum Company from drilling near the state capitol. Adjutant General Charles F. Barrett was directed to use National Guard force as needed in Northeast Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
William H. Murray
Charles F. Barrett
National Guard
Russell Petroleum Company
Hog prices rise on Chicago market to new peak
The Chicago market quoted hogs at 5.40 dollars per hundredweight, the highest top price since 1932. An increase in grain prices contributed to the rise, while Levine's offered low prices on Page 3.
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Chicago
U.P
Levine’s
Seven Persons Indicted in Fort Worth Mail Robbery Case
U S District Attorney Clyde Eastus announced two more defendants bring total to seven in the T and P mail robbery probe at Fort Worth. Named indicted include Johnny Carson now at Leavenworth and Mrs O D Stevens in a Louisiana hospital, plus M T Howard D W Bill May M B Howard Claude Hill. The three dead men identified are Harry Rutherford John Sturdevant and J B Rutherford. The grand jury may recess soon with no further indictments expected until the final.
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Clyde Eastus
Fort Worth
Johnny Carson
Federal
Leavenworth
O. D. Stevens
Louisiana
Carson
Stevens
M. T. Howard
D. W
Bill” May
M. B. Howard
Claude Hill
May
Harry Rutherford
John Sturdevant
J. B. Rutherford
Howard
Hill
Fastus
Globe-News Want Ads Call for Daily Help and Rates
Globe-News promotes its Want Ads as a quick solution for buying selling finding help renting rooms or recovering lost articles. Call 6262 to reach a Want Ad Taker and request low 3 day and weekly rates.
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Globe-News
Courtroom Disturbance as Coleman Seeks Five Minutes
Prosecuting attorneys clash as Coleman interrupts proceedings to address the court. He drags his feeble father T M Coleman before the jury then demands five minutes. Judge orders him removed. Officers escort him to the judge's chambers where he claims a machine gunner threatens his home near Stratford. He is held pending investigation. The Coleman farm is alleged as a clearing house for underworld information connected to the Uran Kidnapping plot. Hyde defends the elder Coleman's lack of knowledge while noting his impaired senses.
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Coleman
T. M. Coleman
Herbert K. Hyde
Vaught
Stratford
Kathryn Cleo Kelly
George
Albert Bates
Hyde
Break Up Gang of New York Gunmen Nabbed in Kidnap Case
Warrants charging five men and two women with homicide and robbery followed a combined New York and Mount Esco round up. Police linked suspects to the abduction of Lieut. John J. OConnell of Albany for a $40 000 ransom, and detectives suggested ties to the Lindbergh kidnapping as they built a circumstantial case.
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New York
John J. O'Connell
Albany
Gerald Chapman
John J. O’connel, Jr
O'Connell
Mount Esco
N. Y
New York City
Anthony Reino
Phil Zeigler
Charles Herzog
Leonard Scarnisi
Fred Prentel
Eleanor Scarnici
Scarnici
Emma Reino
Reino
Globe Delayed Edition At Seven Oclock
The Globe reports a press equipment breakdown caused yesterday's edition to issue at 7 oclock. Precautions are being taken to prevent recurrence and subscribers called in large numbers to inquire about delivery. Telephone operators handled the overflow showing the paper's strong popularity.
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The
Globe
Beauty Spots Back In Fall Makeup and Accessories
Minneapolis beautician Myndall Cain outlines thirteen fall beauty tips at the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association meeting in Chicago. Patches, combs, barrettes return. nails wear full color with no tip. hair styles favor longer bobs or updos with accessories. wine red lipstick and gray hair noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Myndall Cain
Minneapolis Beautician
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
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