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New York
Globe
Bronte
Sarah Bernhardt
Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Allred anti trust oil ouster suit delayed to October
Trial of Attorney General James V. Allred s 17 500 000 anti trust penalty and ouster suit against major oil companies is postponed to October 13 in 98th district court. With Allred absent, no reason given for the delay.
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Austin
U.P
James V. Allred
98Th District Court
Allred
Amarillo Forecast: fair tonight. parts of Far West Texas cloudy
The weather forecast calls for Amarillo to have fair conditions tonight and partly cloudy skies on Thursday. West Texas areas are mostly partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the southern portion tonight and Thursday. Temperatures range from 48 to 64 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Group To Visit Lubbock Fair
Amarillo delegation to attend the Panhandle-South Plains Fair will travel Thursday morning at 7 from Amarillo and return the same night. Leaders include Wilbur C. Hawk Bill Lampe Bill Beechler T. E. Johnson Frank Ford Wilson Ballew Mason King and Bill Day with others urged to join.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Bill Day
Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur C. Hawk
West
Potter County
Wilson Ballew
Mason King
Certification Dilemma Plans March Ballot Name
Texas political row over Governor Sterling's election contest centers on certifying Miriam Ferguson as the Democratic nominee. Secretary of State Jane McCallum faced uncertainty about certifying Ferguson. a court may transfer that duty after the contest. Ballot preparation due by Oct. 9. trial of the contest set for Oct. 3.
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R. S. Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Jane Y. McCallum
Democratic Party
Sterling
State Democratic Executive Committee
Refugees Sink on Isle Amogiana after Earthquake
Athens reports two hundred refugee families from Chalcidici lost as the island of Amogiana sinks into the sea while refugees fled to shelter on the island. Monasteries and relics on Mount Athos suffer damage as villages and convents are buried. Survivors driven mad or buried alive, hot red water spouts observed, and Stagira village submerged.
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Athens
Chalcidici
Amogiana
Mount Athos
Cassandra
Stratoniki
Stagira
Bandits Hold 21 in Oklahoma City Park Robbery
Two armed bandits robbed and held 21 victims near Lincoln Park through the night including high school students. Victims were driven across the city, with a guard kept over captives until early morning when bandits removed ignition parts from cars and left.
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Oklahoma’ City
U.P
Lincoln Park
C. T. Cowell
R. C. Cottrell
Cowell
Raids Hit Kansas City Nightlife as 86 Federal Agents Sweep Clubs
In Kansas City on September 28, 86 federal agents headed by George H. Wark and Thad W. Rowden raided 75 nightclubs and cabarets. Officers seized liquor and gambling gear, arrested many bartenders, and noted crowds fleeing or hiding behind bars while patrons danced in a jaillike venue called Scotland Yard. The operation involved agents from multiple states and aimed to curb illegal liquor and gambling activities.
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Kansas City
George H. Wark
Thad W. Rowden
U. S
William L. Vandeventer
Linois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Scotland Yard
Roosevelt on Way to McCook Delivers Campaign Stop
En route to McCook Nebraska Roosevelt, Democratic presidential candidate, rested after a night in Colorado Springs. He planned a meeting with Republican independent leader U S Senator George Norris, who has backed the Roosevelt bid, coming a day after Senator Bronson Cutting appeared for Roosevelt in Lamy Junction. Roosevelt was greeted by large crowds in Colorado Springs and again at his hotel, flanked by Senators Walsh, Pittman, Cohen, and Walker.
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McCook
Neb
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
George Norris
Norris
Hoover
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Lamy Junction
Williams, Ariz
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Key Pittman
Nevada
John 8. Cohen
Georgia
Colorado
Walter Walker
Suitcase carrier tied to 1916 San Francisco bombing case
Paul M. Callicotte, 32, Oregon climber, held without bond in Portland after reportedly saying he unwittingly carried the dynamite suitcase that killed 10 and injured 42 in the 1916 Preparedness Day parade. He claimed payment of 5 and said he did not know the contents.
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Portland
Ore
Paul M. Callicotte
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Billings
California
Callicote
Callicotte
Industrial Workers of the World Hall
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Stewart and
Market Streets
Proposal for R F C loan for Amaryllo Coliseum
Amarillo officials consider applying for Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds to build a self liquidating coliseum at the Tri State Fair grounds. Panhandle Lumber's John F E Hill urges the project as a boost to employment and local circulation. He also proposes selling the McDonald water site to fund irrigation and a possible canning factory. The mayor and county judge will review the idea at upcoming meetings.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ama- Tillo
John FE. Hill
Panhandle Lumber Company
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Hill
Tri- State Fair Grounds
Commissioners’ Court
McDonald Water
Amarillo
Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo Hit by Devastating Hurricane
A powerful hurricane swept from the Leeward Islands through the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico causing at least 200 deaths and over 1,000 injuries. In San Juan the storm wrecked buildings and crops while leaving thousands homeless as relief efforts struggled to cope with widespread destruction. The cyclone then headed toward Santo Domingo with limited damage reported there.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.P
Santo Domingo
Virgin Islands
Beverley
James R. Beverley
Amarillo
Tex
United Press
Freckles Dog and Pony Circus to Perform in Amarillo
Local merchants join the Gentry Brothers circus and Freckles of movieland fame for a charity visit to the Presbyterian Children's Home. Free tickets are offered through Globe and News ads. Shows Friday 3:30 PM and 8 PM, plus three Saturday performances at 10 AM 2 PM and 8 PM at Fourth and Jefferson.
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Movieland Fame
Fourth and
Jefferson
Cubs and Yankees Engage In Tumultuous Opener
Play by play recap of the opener between the Cubs and Yankees with hits, walks, and scoring across six innings. Key moments include Gehrig's home run for the Yankees and a multi-run seventh inning as Combs, Ruffing, and Cronin contribute. Notable players: Ruth, Gehrig, Hartnett, Grimm, Koenig, Dickey, Stephenson.
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United Frees
CUBS
Herman
Yoe
Ruffing
Dickey
English
Ruth
Cuyler
Stephenson
Moore
Grimm
Yankees
Combia
Sewell
Hartmett
Koenig
Koenie
Hartnett
Bunch
Chapman
Yankees Combs
Comba
Nevond
Futh
Gehrig
Laseer
Magllah
Dicket
Bush
Bowell
Lapeers
Rune
Laanert
Kewell
Huth
Gehrig Wolog
Chapmen
Corsetti
Grimes
Combs
Crosetti
Grimen
Combe
Laesert
Crossetti
Koenix
Lazzeri
Laxieri
Cronsetth
Enogueh
Gudat
Keenig
Enelich
Leziers
Smith
Chicago
Yankees Win Series Opener In Wild 12-6 Game At Cubs
New York blows past Chicago 12 to 6 as Lou Gehrig hits a first series homer and Charley Ruffing struggles at times. Cubs starter Guy Bush exits in the sixth after issuing many walks while Burleigh Grimes relieves. Weather postponement nearly scrapped play but a drying window allowed the contest to proceed in New York.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
U.ri
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bushh
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Yankees
Charley Ruffing
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Bush
Grimes
Smith
Hartnett
Ruffing
Dickey
Kenesaw M. Landis
Cabinet split over Britain's tariff policy unsettles government
Britain faced an open rift in its cabinet as three ministers resigned over tariff policy and Ottawa Conference decisions. Fearing further resignations, officials said Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon and his followers would likely stay, while the splits stemmed from a dispute over delaying legislation to implement Ottawa terms.
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London
U.P
Britain
United Press
John Simon
Ottawa
New York Fans Largely Indifferent to World Series Clash
United Press reports New York public mood toward Yankees versus Cubs shows tepid interest. loom of stadium excitement muted by mixed daily routines. only 60,000 hope to attend, while 20,000 arrive from out of town. Stan Corcoran the poet camped at the stadium offers entertainment for a dime in exchange for a seat.
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New York
H. Allen Smith
United Press
New York Today
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankee Stadium
New Yorks
New Yorker
42Nd Street
Yanks
Brooklyn
America
Bronx
Stanley Corcoran
Stanley
West Coast
Gate C
Dan McGrew
Statewide Hearing On Oil Set For Oct 8 In Austin
Chairman W. Terrell of the state railroad commission announced a statewide hearing on oil pro ration affecting all oil fields. The session will be held October 8 in Austin beginning at 9 A. M.
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Tyler
Tex
W. Terrell
The
State Railroad Commission
Austin
Lindy Case Suspect Held on Lindbergh Kidnap Probe
Dennis Lawrence a 30 year old Passaic New Jersey photographer was arrested in Harrisburg Illinois and held for questioning in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping inquiry. Authorities say Colonel Lindbergh initiated the arrest request after forwarding an anonymous letter alleging Lawrence knew something about the case.
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Harrisburg
Ill
U.P
Dennis Lawrence
Passaic
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lawrence
E. J. Gibbons
Highway Police
Tom Sweat
Lindbergh
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van London
Carl Hill
Lubbock Fair
Mrs. M'Callum Mum
Isle
U.S
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Mcook
New Mooney
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Fair Park
John E. Hill
R. F. C. Aid
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Ruffin
Cronetti
Comb
Lou
Homer
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