Italian Courier Seized by Ethiopian Forces
The Italian legation reports a consular courier traveling from Gondar to Aduwa was captured by Ethiopians. Amid Geneva rumors of Italy leaving the conference, Aloisi’s observations threaten conciliation. Ethiopia seeks disarmament under Italian command and control over Ethiopian forces. Athens protests Prometeo visit to Astako Harbor as British fleets monitor Red Sea movements. Great Britain asserts it will not withdraw warships amid mounting tensions.
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Ex-Jockey 10 Trial Here on Death Charge
Marvin Branson a 36 year old former jockey faced murder charges in 47th District Court for the May 23 killing of Raymond Dority at the Tri-State Pair track. Jury selection began after noon with a 100 man panel. Branson denied the death penalty as the case proceeds with defense by W J Plesher.
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San Francisco
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Italy rejects League peace plan over Italo-Ethiopian dispute
The story describes Italy deeming the League of Nations plan unacceptable while Ethiopia accepts it. It notes League fear of deadlock, the five-nation committee's decision, and Baron Aloisi presenting Italy's oral statements. It also mentions British naval movements, cabinet meetings in London, and impending conflict measures. Haile Selassie is reported arrested in Addis Ababa.
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Ethiopia
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Turkey
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Baron Pompeo Aloisi
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Washington off the record
Page 3 notes Washington discussions excluded from public record and official statements remain under review. Analysts weigh potential implications for policy and transparency across federal agencies.
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Red Cross
Dallas
de Wolf Hop
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with local showers in southern portions. New Mexico unsettled tonight and Tuesday with occasional showers in north and west areas. Temperatures range from 60 to 78 degrees today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
National Legion Opens 1935 Convention in St Louis
In Municipal Auditorium St Louis the American Legion opens its 1935 national meeting with National Commander Frank N Belgrano Jr presiding. Delegates from across the United States fill the hall as Rev Park W Huntington offers the invocation and Madame Ernestine Schuman Heink is noted among the attendees.
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ST. Louis
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
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Park W. Huntington
Ernestine Schuman-Heink
Condition of Senator Lewis Remains Very Serious
In Moscow on September 23 the condition of Sen. J Hamilton Lewis Democrat of Illinois who arrived September 14 with bronchial pneumonia stayed critical today. Doctors cited heart weakness and grave concern after a bulletin following physician consultation described his status as very serious.
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U.P
J. Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Allred To Visit Garner in Uvalde
Governor James V. Allred and Mrs. Allred plan to visit Vice President John N. Garner in Uvalde. The stop is described as nonpolitical and casual, contrasting with last year’s hurried discussions. Ferguson had been nominated for Democratic National Committee man but withdrew after Garner’s acceptance.
Levy plan urged to fund age pensions in Texas
In Austin on Sept 23 the Senate State Affairs Committee backed a plan to levy a 3 percent sales tax on gross receipts to finance old age pensions while Gov Allred opposed any sales tax. House votes showed 102 to 15 against delaying pension legislation and discussed temporary measures and European contribution ideas.
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Senate State Affairs Committee
Texas
Roy Sanderford
Belton
Ferguson
Senate
James V. Allred
Allan Shivers
Port Arthur
House
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Keefe
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Sanderford
W. E. Pope
Corpus Christi
Shivers
Allred
Register Two Hour Pacific Earthquake
Cincinnati dispatch reports a strong earthquake in the Southeastern Pacific Ocean east of the Philippine Islands was registered for two hours this morning on the Savier University Seismograph. Seismologist Dr. Victor Stechschulte says it likely part of a series following a major quake last week.
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Philippine Islands
Savier University
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Amarillo Chest Campaign Opens To Raise 75000
Campaign in Amarillo launches a city wide drive to raise 75000 for the Community Chest nine agencies will be funded the effort runs to Friday night. Dr Roy C Snodgrass and Bishop E C Seaman urge generous gifts highlighting church and welfare ties and urging optimism despite poverty.
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Seaman
New Steel Giant Emerges From Merger
New York September 23 A major steel company formed as Republic Steel Corp absorbs Corrigan McKinney Steel Co and gains control of Truscon Steel Co The acquisition values the company at 301 432 465 despite protests from stockholders led by William Rabinowitz who questioned preferred stock interests T M Girdler Republic chairman defended the merger citing ore properties and favorable prospects for stockholders to profit from the combined entity
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Republic Steel Corp
Corrigan, McKinney Steel Co
Truscon Steel Co
William Rabinowitz
Republic
Corrigan
McKinney
T. M. Girdler
Mussolini rejects England and league offer
Arthur Brisbane notes in his Globe column that Mussolini says no to England and the proposed league. The writer comments on Mussolini's stance as part of daily topics and contextual debate.
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Mussolini
England
League
Thompson announces for 1935 campaign on railroad post
Col Ernest O Thompson announces plans to seek another term on the railroad commission. He debunks rumors of a gubernatorial bid, says his campaign will emphasize the commission's record in oil and gas conservation and will be launched from Austin.
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Austin
Ernest O.thompson
Railroad Commission
Thompson
Allred
Commission
Jim Tulley's Son Sentenced to Pen
Susanville California report states Thomas A. Tully twenty four, son of author Jim Tully, pleaded guilty to a statutory charge and was sentenced by Superior Judge H D Burroughs to one to fifty years in San Quentin prison.
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Cal
Thomas A. Tully
Jim Tully
San Quentin
H. D Burroughs
Miners Out 10 Seek Renewal of Contracts
Washington reports a peaceful cessation of work as about 400000 soft coal miners quit on President Lewis order after contract expiration. Union leaders frame action as not a strike but a cessation while Roosevelt weighs possible intervention and labor official McGrady visits the White House to urge renewal talks.
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U.P
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Edward F. McGrady
White House
Marvin H. McIntyre
McIntyre
Plans for 800 Army airplanes yearly by MacArthur
General MacArthur, preparing to retire as chief of staff, outlined a five year modernization program for the U S Army. The plan calls for 800 new aircraft annually, semi automatic rifles for every rifleman, better artillery, more mechanization, and larger munitions reserves as threats abroad rise and he heads to the Philippines to direct defense.
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U.P
Douglas MacArthur
United States Army
MacArthur
Philippines
Kellogg Resigns From World Court Role in Geneva
Former U S secretary of state Frank B Kellogg announced his resignation as a judge of the Permanent Court of International Justice in The League of Nations communique notes he can no longer attend sessions at The Hague due to circumstances.
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United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
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Hague Court
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