Roosevelt Makes Arizona Stop En Route to Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt visited Mrs. John C. Greenway’s ranch in Williams Arizona for a day of rest after a long cross country tour from Albany to the Pacific Northwest and California. He planned to ride to Albuquerque and Lamy New Mexico then back through several states while Mrs. Roosevelt flew ahead due to fog.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Albany
Colorado Springs
Roosevelt
Arizona
Jr. Roosevelt
Phoenix
George W. P. Lynt
New York
Gandhi ends fast after British compromise on untouchable votes
Gandhi breaks a six day fast in Poona after London accepts most of Britain’s compromise plan on untouchable constituencies in India's communal award. He resumes eating at 5 P.M., aided by his wife, amid cautious relief and renewed concern for his health.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
London
Gandhi
Amarillo
Mahatma
Short Thinking Lesson Twelve Inventions
Arthur Brisbane presents a thinking lesson urging independent thought as essential in education. He cites Dean McKnist of Columbia University on five aims and argues that thinking varies by environment and culture, urging readers to practice thinking like a skill rather than rely on routine knowledge.
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Dean McKnist
Columbia University
Fulton
Ford
Edison
Washington
Mrs Borah Wins Partial Victory in Parrot Fever Battle
Mrs William E Borah wife of Senator Borah Boise Idaho is improving and no longer in critical condition though still seriously ill A convalescent serum derived from recovered victims and given since Saturday at 12 hour intervals is credited with saving her life
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Boise
Idaho
William E. Borah
Ralph Falk
Bloody fight in Springfield leaves officer dead and 20 injured
In Springfield Illinois a violent clash between miners factions left Detective Sergeant Porter Williams dead and 20 wounded. About 24 United Mine Workers members were jailed for inciting a riot as tensions between the United Mine Workers and Progressive Miners Union flared around the Leland Hotel. Garnett Smith, Herrin local union president, was charged with Williams's slaying.
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Springfield
III
Abraham Lincoln
Porter Williams
United Mine Workers of America
Garnett Smith
Herrin
Williams
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Sagamon County
Progressive Miners Union
Tllinois
Leland Hotel
John L. Lewis
Union
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with likely showers. West Texas mostly cloudy with scattered showers in the north. New Mexico unsettled tonight and Tuesday with occasional showers north and east. Temperatures today reach 52 to 67 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Twelve Cases Set but None Ready in 47th District Court
In 47th District Criminal Court Judge Henry Bishop could not bring any cases to trial on Monday morning. A liquor law violation case against Horace Wells of Amarillo was set for 1 30 p m. Wells cited lack of attorney but planned to hire one. Other actions include a burglary case continued for Earl Rochell, a liquor case stayed by agreement, and delays for Willie Carter and D B Davis due to absent witnesses. Bonds forfeited for Milton McCarty and Mrs M J McCarty for liquor law violations. See 12 CASES Page 2.
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47Th District Criminal Court
Henry
Bishop
Horace Wells
Amarillo
Wells
Earl Rochell
C. R. Carpenter
Tohoka
Rochell
Brownwood
W. B. Hamilton
Willie Carter
J. E. Wren
Milton McCarty
M. J. McCarty
D. B. Davis
Roosevelt's Income Is 42500 a Year
New York September 25 The Fortune magazine survey estimates Franklin D Roosevelt and his wife Eleanor earn 42500 annually. It breaks the sum into 25000 from Roosevelt’s New York governorship plus 5000 from law practice teaching and small profits and 12500 from investments and bonds.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fortune
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Vali
Bernarr MacFadden
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sunshine Returns After Heavy Rain in Amarillo and Panhandle
Amarillo and the Panhandle saw sun and warmer weather Monday after four days of rain and fog totaling 1.99 inches. September precipitation reached 2.02 inches to date with 0.03 inches on September 1. Roads opened as showers ease. forecasts call for partly cloudy skies with possible showers tonight and Tuesday.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
U. S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle Auto Club
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
Lockney
Santa Fe Railroad
Perryton
Booker
Editor claims plot to smash down oil price
Oklahoma City editor Carl Magee of the Oklahoma News alleges large crude purchasing companies are planning a price slashing conspiracy to fill storage with cheap oil. He warns a cut to 20 or 25 cents a barrel would backfire on purchasers and hints at investigations in his Sunday editorial.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Carl Magee
The
Oklahoma News
Magee
Editor of Santa Fe Farm Magazine Visits Amarillo
Frank Jarrell editor of The Farth a Topeka Kansas publication visits Amarillo to learn about the Amarillo fair and the Earth publication which covers agricultural and industrial developments in the Santa Fe territory.
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Santa FE
S Farm Magazine
Frank Jarrell
Left 8 Dogs Half Dead Husband Fights Will
Mrs. Florence Hunter died leaving 50 000 and eight dogs. Her husband Louis R. Hunter contests the will claiming the estate was left to relatives and charities with no provision for him besides the dogs. He notes four dogs were dead when he received them and had them buried in an animal cemetery.
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New York
Florence Hunter
Louis R. Hunter
Christian Missionary Alliance
Red Cross Animal Relief
American Humane Association
Divorces Sought By Two Screen Brights
Comedienne Winnie Lightner accuses broker husband George Holtrey of infidelity while Greta Nissen and Weldon Heyburn separate saying they did not see things in the same light. Associated Press photos accompany the report.
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Winnie Lightner
Comedienne
George Holtrey
Greta Nissen
Weldon Heyburn
Associated Press
Farm Slaying Charges Await In Wellington Texas
County attorney Luther Gribble planned to file a murder charge today against Dude Underwood in a dance night shooting that killed Amos Marchbanks. Marchbanks had danced with several women including Underwood's wife before the confrontation outside the Underwood home. Marchbanks was struck by a rifle bullet through the heart. two more bullets hit him in the head. Underwood was wounded in the right knee and taken into custody after the incident. Funeral services were arranged for Marchbanks.
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Wellington
Texas
Luther Gribble
Dude Underwood
Amos Marchbanks
Underwood
Marchbanks
Justice of the Peace
P.W. Myers
Gribble
H. A. Marchbanks
Check List In Vote Contest In County Precinct 4
Judge W. E. Gee opened the ballot box for precinct 15 in county commissioners precinct 4 after Quincy Ford requested a recount. He ruled to recount all ballots for duplicates and poll list accuracy amid reports of additional unaccounted votes.
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W. E. Gee
Quincy Ford
Percy Gibbs
Gee
Ford
Pleads Guilty in Rancher's Slaying
Lubbock early today B L Barber John Richardson pleaded guilty to murder before Judge Clark M Mullican in the 99th district court over the Frank W Brown rancher slaying. His lawyers had agreed to a twenty year term with the district attorney and a special prosecutor.
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Richardson
Jess Covington
Brown
Hugh Walker
Hoover Campaign Talk Opens Wichita Falls Jubilee
Edwin P. Morrow former Kentucky governor will open Hoover’s national campaign in Texas at Wichita Falls Golden Jubilee. Charles M. May from St. Louis will speak for the Democratic ticket. The speeches highlight a three day 50th birthday celebration drawing thousands.
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Wichita Falls
U.P
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Texas
Hoover
Charles M. May
St. Louis
Tot Vaccinates Self By Biting Sister
In Fort Worth on September 26 a 11 year old boy Benjamin Kann bit his sister Sara Sue 8 and left a vaccination scar on his upper lip. He developed a fever and flu like symptoms. The parents plan to obtain a vaccination certificate from a physician for the future school entry.
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Fort Worth
Benjamin Kann
Sara Sue
Benjamin
Princess demands 14 Turtle Islands claimed by former queen
Princess Dayang of Bulan Sulu says the United States owes her 14 islands near British Borneo. Government geographers identified seven under a 1930 U S treaty with Britain. She seeks immediate transfer to her, arguing the islets were granted by her grandmother Queen Lana.
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Charles 8. Smith
Associated Press
Washington
Princess Dayang
Sulu
United States
Hoover
War Department
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Lana
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Manila
Turtle Islands
British Borneo
Great Britain
Borneo
Insular
Accord Nears In Wheat Deal With China
Negotiations between the Chinese government and the Farm Board advance toward a sale of 15 million bushels of American wheat or flour to China. Initial shipment could start next month with deliveries over 10 to 14 months and a price tied to Chicago cash quotations.
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China
Federal Farm Board
M. 8
Briggs
Grain Stabilization Corporation of Chicago
American Pacific Coast
Chicago
R. F
Washington
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
White House
Hyde
Farm Board
Farmer's National Corporation
Union Chief Denies Admission of Springfield Shooting
Garnett H. Smith of Herrin denied confessing to shooting Detective Porter Williams in the miners' clash. He told Detective Denton he never hurt anyone and repudiated any reported confession as he lies in critical condition with knife wounds in the back.
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Springfield
Ill
Garnett H. Smith
Herrin
Larg Porter Williams
Denton
Smith
Germanys Comeback as Military Power Foretold
General Hans Von Seeckt predicts Germany will become a great military power again and urges world readiness for German rearmament. He cites financial limits and argues a close link between army and universities is vital to rekindling national military spirit.
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Germany
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Gilching
Bavaria
U.P
Hans von Seeckt
Hohenzollerns
von Seeckt
Wilhelm
Parti
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