Lubbock Declares Amarillo Day at Panhandle Fair
Panhandle South Plains Fair opens in Lubbock with Amarillo Day on the agenda. Early registrants include Bill Beecher Frank Ford Mason King Bill Day and Wilbur Hawk. Delegation plans a Thursday automobile trip and urges calls to the chamber at 23211 to participate.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Chamber of Commece
Bill Beecher
Cunningham Floral Company
Frank Ford
Potter County
Bill Lampe
Amarillo Tri-State Fair
Mason King
Bill Day
Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur ©. Hawk
West Texas
Weather Update and Road Conditions Across the Division
Cloudy skies prevail with scattered totals from Carrouzett Stratford Dumas and Panhandle to Amargosa. Roads show mixed dryness and mud with No. 285 Dalhart to Texline clearing. No. 66 west to Tucumcari remains muddy. No. 60 southwest to Clovis muddy. air travel resumes as fog and rain ease. Precipitation value supports crops and greenery after weeks of wind and dust.
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Carrouzett
Stratford
Dumas
Panhandle
Ambarger
Auto Club
Dalhart
Texline
Tucumcari
Muddy
Clovis
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Fair
Oklahoma
Jericho
Clarendon
Claude
Government rests its case against Senator James J. Davis
The government rested its case in the James J. Davis trial in New York, charging the Pennsylvania senator with taking part in lotteries tied to charitable Moose enterprises. Davis, director general of the Loyal Order of Moose, faced a week of testimony from Moose officials, express agents, prize winners, and Western Union employees, who were accused alongside six others.
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New York
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Western Union Telegraph Company
Davis
Deaf five stopped selling kitchen utensils without licenses
Police halted a group of five, a woman and four men who were deaf and dumb, on Monday for peddling a cheap kitchen utensil without licenses.
Bowles Plan Promise Higher Prices for Corn Fed Cattle
An advertisement promotes the Bowles Plan of Contract Share Feeding claiming 1933 prices 25 to 100 percent higher for corn fed stock. It lists Bowles National Supervising Service supervisors and states one half of the cattle charge is deferred until sale. It invites readers to request full details with no obligation.
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Bowles
Bowles National
Corn Belt
John Hubly
ED Hall
Ene Tolan
Bill Frazier
Wayland Hopley
Hortenstine
O. M. (Bean) Lyons
McKenna Brothers
Ralph McElrath
Leslie Lemon
Julius Peterson
Stanley R. Pierce
Bowles National Supervising Service
Exchange
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
P.O
Freckles Puts Kiddies First In Dream Presidency
Freckles of Our Gang fame jokes he would fix depression and raise joy for American kids if president. He favors taxing foreign performers to fund orphans, supports Prohibition, and recalls earlier film era rules. He promotes the Gentry Brothers Dog and Pony Show during Amarillo visit.
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Freckles
Gentry Brothers
Arson and related cases resumed as trials face delays
The docket shows D. L. Hollis and G. W. Chewning charged with arson with district attorney seeking attachment against Wilmott Witt who was fined $50 by the court. Forgery trials for Jack Reed and others are postponed as witnesses are absent. Chester Carter’s murder case delays over a demand for a special venire. Pete Hackney burglary and G. W. McCoy cases continue as witnesses remain unready. Willie Lee Jones assault case also continued.
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D. L. Hollis
G. W. Chewning
Wilmott Witt
Jack Reed
Chester Carter
Pete Hackney
D. B. Davis
G. W. McCoy
Willie Lee Jones
Disabled Vets Meet to Form Panhandle Chapter
Disabled veterans of the Panhandle will meet in the district courtroom of the Potter County courthouse at 7 o clock Monday night to form a Panhandle Amarillo chapter of the Disabled American Veterans association. W W L Shaddix will address the group.
Thomersons Return From Weekend Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Edw W Thomerson returned late Sunday from a weekend motor trip to visit Mr Thomersons parents at Menard.
Dear Tack Work Request Letter
A reader asks for employment and describes urgent need for work. The brief notes a preference for home-based or mothers’ help arrangements and references Tack letter pages for guidance.
Princess seeks US islands amid Sulu dispute over Turtle Islands
The 38 year old princess argues that the North Borneo Company's pact with the Sultanate of Sulu did not include the Turtle Islands and claims Spain US treaties defining territory after the Spanish American War did not cover them. She is aided by her husband, her father the Sultan of Sulu, and sister Princess Tarhata, now married to Datu Tanil.
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United States
Princess Dayang
North Borneo Company
Sultanate of Sulu
Great Britain
Turtle Islands
Spain
Sulu
Princess Tarhata
University of Illinois
Datu Tanil
Mexican youths plead guilty in duck hunting case
Three Mexican youths pleaded guilty before Justice C G Landis to violating game laws and were remanded to jail for failing to pay fines of 10 dollars and costs. They were Peofile Montantes 18 Ragino Montantes 19 and Mike Gien 22 all of South Cleveland Street. Deputies reported they were found shooting at hundreds of ducks on the lake at East Tenth Avenue during fog and rain and had killed no game using two small shotguns and a small rifle.
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C.G. Landis
Peofile Montantes
Ragino Montantes
Mike Gien
South Cleveland Street
Buck Harriss
Buck Harris
East Tenth Avenue
Balchen and Wilkins Stop in Amarillo on Westward Hop
Bernt Balchen the first to fly over both poles and Sir Hubert Wilkins the explorer paused in Amarillo aboard a Transcontinental Western Airliner en route to the Pacific Coast. They plan to test a plane in California for future arctic work. Wilkins lectured in Amarillo about a year ago on his northern submarine expigiy.
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Bernt Balchen
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Amarillo
Pacific Coast
Explorer
California
Feud Slaying Halts Church Feud in Leesville
In Leesville Louisiana authorities report a deadly shooting at Whiskawilta Church ending a revival meeting. Two men, Lee Johnson and Jesse Perkins, were killed and an eight year old boy injured as Everett Wisby claimed self defense after being attacked at the church door. The clash arose from a feud over a girl with prior family violence history noted by Sheriff Turner. The minister urged prayer as shots shattered oil lamps and chaos spread through the congregation.
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Leesville
Whiskawilta Church
Lee Johnson
Jesse Perkins
Everett Wisby
Johnson
Perkins
Turner
Vernon Parish
Wisby
Mason Starks
Bloody mine deaths spark National Guard order at Athens
In the Hocking Valley mine field two men were shot dead amid strike tensions. Clarmont Banfield, 18, and Boyd Vincent, 45, were killed as officials rushed to the scene led by Sheriff Wayne Wingett. Governor White ordered Ohio National Guardsmen to the Ohio Collieries Company No. 267 mine near Athens to restore order.
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Tho
Athens
Hocking Valley
Clarmont Banfield
Arthur Banfield
Hunterton
Boyd Vincent
Luhrig
Wayne Wingett
Columbus
George White
Ohio National Guardsmen
Ohio Collieries Company No. 267
Canyon Woman Wins Floral Firm Basket At Tri-State Fair
Mrs. Grady Oldham of Canyon is chosen from 15 000 registrations for a large bouquet prize from Cunningham Floral during the Tri-State Fair. The booth represented multiple cities across Oklahoma Kansas Texas New Mexico and Missouri. The company has staffed the same display booth since the fair began.
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Grady Oldham
Canyon
Cunningham Floral Company
Oldham
Flower Concern
Morristown
el Paso
Suchy
Kan
Liberal
Cordell
Okla
Kennett
Chickasha
Eugene
Doherty Brother Says Search Futile In Amarillo
J M Doherty brother of H C Doherty bank president of Burlington Oklahoma says renewed search in Amarillo has yielded nothing. He came with Jack Hays a special investigator and scouted the Santa Fe underpasses north of town following a note routed to the Oklahoma highway department.
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Amarillo
Burlington
Okla
J. M. Doherty
Wichita
Jack Hays
Santa Fe
Here
Oklahoma Highway Department
Kinkead Improves After Pneumonia and Surgery
Improvement in the condition of H. E. Pete Kinkead tax assessor was reported Monday by his attending physicians. He had been seriously ill with pneumonia at his home on West Tenth Avenue and underwent an operation several weeks ago.
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H. E
Pete” Kinkead
Mr. Kinkead
West
Tenth Avenue
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A light verse in which a speaker muses on failed visits to the governor mayor and neighbors noting that the old the sick and the needy seldom respond to calls and a friend asks him to return reflecting on social obligations and the realities of daily life.
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Edgar A. Guest
Markets Echo Cattle Hogs and Cotton Moves Across Cities
Kansas City reports hogs traded steady to weak with top $4.00 on 160-240 lb s. cattle and calves showed weak to lower bids while stockers held steady. Chicago hogs and cattle also eased. New Orleans cotton opened strong with gains as October notices hit, futures rising before profit-taking.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
New Orleans
Liverpool
Carolinas
New York
Garner To Root for Series Team With Most Democrats
Speaker John N. Garner arrives in New York to meet Democratic leaders and may speak once before Oct. 3. He dodges a direct pick on the World Series, saying he will root for the team with the most Democrats and that the best team will win.
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New York
John N. Garner
Washington
Roosevelt
Burglars Loot Amarillo Grocery Safe Early Sunday
Police said a burglary at the Amarillo Grocery Company on West Sixteenth Avenue resulted in the safe being broken open and an estimated 150 dollars to 200 dollars in cash stolen. The loss was discovered by manager D. R. Grisham.
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Amarillo Grocery Company
D. R. Grisham
West
Sixteenth Avenue
One Cent a Day Policy Offers 100 Dollar Monthly Benefit
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers a new accident policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months for disability and 1,000,000 for deaths at a cost of 3.50 per year. Over 150,000 have bought it. Open to men women and children. No money required now. provide name address age beneficiary details and they send policy for 10 days free inspection. No exam required. Limited time offer. write today.
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United States
Hell's Angels
Hell Bent
Hell's Bells
Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Dlerks Building
Kansas City
Liberals Form Two Paths to Back Roosevelt Aides Campaign
Washington dispatch says two liberal groups mobilize to rally progressive Republicans for Franklin D. Roosevelt. Richard Washburn Child will head Republicans for Roosevelt League to win GOP votes. Senator George Norris leads the Progressive National League with a coast to coast tour starting October 15.
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U.P
Republic
Organisni
Liberavis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Hoover
George W.W. Norris
Progressive National League
Child
New York
Roosevelt League
Norris
National Committee
the League
Amos Pinchot
Gov. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Reality lesson at First Church of Christ Scientist
The Sunday service centered on the lesson sermon Reality with Psalms 90 2 as golden text and John 8 32 as supporting scripture. It cited Science and Health page 418 stating Truth is affirmative and heals, guided by Truth and Love.
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Christian Science Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
God
Mary Baker Eddy
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