Amarillo voters urged to vote in city election
A message from The News Globe advocates high turnout in the upcoming Saturday city election. It discusses charter amendments, the power balance between Ross Rogers Ernest Smith and M. N. Twaddell, and defends city printing contracts while highlighting The News Globe’s staff and payroll. It urges readers to vote and to support or oppose the charter amendment based on the best interests of Amarillo. A note from Streets of Paris requests owners of a found pocketbook to prove ownership for mailing.
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Streets of Paris joke sparks rail workers uproar in Amarillo
In Amarillo, Mr. Zook defends a humorous piece about railroad men riding passes. He notes support from many railroad workers and protests against job cuts and consolidation. He recounts threats and anger from railroad editors and unions, concluding the men will “be taking it.”
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Ferguson Defends Relief Bonds Role and Senate Criticism
In a broad defense, Ferguson counters charges over relief bonds and the relief commission. He asserts the legislature decides bond use and that only his brief involvement was attendance at three organizer meetings. He accuses Senators Small and Woodward of personal attacks against a state effort supported by federal guidance and voter approval.
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Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Update
Kansas City market reports hogs at top 4.00 with 140-350 lb range and cattle with steers 850-1500 lbs priced 5.00 to 6.75, cows 2.75 to 3.60, vealers 3.50 to 6.00. sheep and lambs show price changes with native lambs up around 2c. New Orleans cotton opened quiet with losses on some orders, later rebounding with December at 9.97 and March at 10.22.
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KelLy and Bates face state armed robbery charges
Oklahoma officials said George Kelly and Albert Bates will be charged with armed robbery, possibly death penalty, as part of the Urschel case. Kelly admitted involvement in the Urschel kidnapping, may plead guilty to avoid harsher punishment. Federal plans target the electric chair. A separate raid in Minneapolis netted arrests related to narcotics. Stock markets opened with cautious activity amid inflation fears.
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Highway bids opened in 24 Texas counties today
The Texas Highway Commission opened bids on highway construction estimated at 1.5 million dollars as part of the national recovery program. Bids were to be tabulated and low bidders announced with contracts to be awarded after approval by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. Counties participating included McLennan Hunt Bell Falls Brewster Ellis Johnson Brown Floyd Crosby Gregg Cherokee Shelby Deaf Smith Armstrong Carson Jasper Wood Treasure? Gonzales Parker Taylor Lubbock and Jefferson.
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Cuban Guns to Quell Interior Labor Trouble
Havana reports government machine gun units moving toward Camaguey Province to guard sugar mills as labor unrest grows. Army HQ says troops aim to quell a revolution, while soldiers claim their mission is to suppress unrest. Also notes Woodrow Dunaway’s return from St Benedict’s to Texas and a posted reward for a missing 1933 class ring.
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What They 4 Write To TACK What They 4 Write To TACK
Dear Tack, I watched for an apology about your comments on railroad passes and I was not disappointed. You See TACK LETTERS Page.
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Parkmen guard Palo Duro project amid winter deployment
The report notes a parade of 1,000 men positioned across the winter season. It comes soon after warnings of a threatened loss of the Palo Duro Park project, a development that emerged early this week.
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Westbrook Advises Park Project Cancelled for Winter
Developments at Austin center involve Col. Lawrence Westbrook, director of the State Relief, who told Sen. Clint Small the army canceled the Paio Duro Park project for the winter. An immediate investigation by Amarillo park committee members James O. Gulerie and Wilbur C. Hawk found there had been some mistake.
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Senate Aye Count and House Vote on Amendment
A Senate tally shows 71 ayes and 60 noes while the House schedules a final vote on a resolution that must follow the same path as a bill. If it passes by majority in both chambers, it proceeds to ratification after debate on an amendment regarding congressional power over cotton picking by a 17-year-old, with counterpoints about Congress authority.
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House Debates Youth Labor and Utility Regulation Bill
Debate dominated morning session as Rep H G Hartcog of Port Lavaca introduced a bill to place electric and telephone rates under Railroad Commission supervision. It would levy one eighth of one percent gross receipts to fund a regulating division, with annual expenditures limited to $100,000.
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Accident Victims Are Recovering From Collision Near Panhandle
Mrs. Nell Keith remains in critical condition after a Wednesday night crash six miles north of Panhandle. Miss Ruby Leatherman of Gray Oklahoma, with minor injuries, is recovering. Keith suffered a broken jaw, facial lacerations, and bruises when their car collided with an oil truck. Leatherman and Keith are residents of Perryton and Gray respectively.
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