New Junta Formed In Argentina After Revolt
The government announced that former President Irigoyen was arrested and confined in La Plata after a brutal coup that toppled Hipolito Irigoyen. General Jose Uriburu led the insurgents, declaring military rule as violence swept Plaza Mayo and La Epoca was burned.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Irigoyen
Seventh Infantry
la Plata
Nelson J. Riley
Hipolito Irigoyen
Tas
Enrique Padilla
Poisson
Plaza Mayo
Government House
Enrique V. Martinez
Taranzo
No Trace of Dry Agent Missing at Raton
Three army planes from Denver scour the Raton area for federal prohibition agent Ray Sutton who vanished August 28 after pursuing a raid report. Despite dragging all shallow lakes near Raton and jailed suspicious persons, no clues have emerged. Sutton last reported to Albuquerque prohibition HQ and had claimed to have sighted three stills in Dawson county before his disappearance.
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Sunday News-Globe
Clayton
N. M
Denver
Ray Sutton
Prohibition
Raton
Sutton
Dallas
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Albuquerque
Charles Stearns
Federal Prohibition
Dawson County
Amarillo Placed Among Six White Spots in September Map
Amarillo remains one of six white spots on the September business map from Nation's Business marking almost twenty one straight months of weak conditions. Babson survey confirms Amarillo as having superior sales opportunities among 24 Texas and national cities. Oklahoma shows the greatest improvement while Texas reports peak activity in building and electric power. A Hamilton Institute bulletin notes Amarillo up 21 percent in bank debits from July.
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Nation’s Business
Amarillo
Texas
Mississippi
Maine
Babson's Monthly
Southwest
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Roswell
Oklahoma
Babson
Bureau of Business Conditions
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Credit and Sales Bulletin
Coste and Bellonte Return to New York Rich From Flight
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, tired yet $25,000 richer, arrived in New York after a six and a half hour flight from Louisville completing their Dallas trip to qualify for the Easterwood prize. They rested in a Park Avenue hotel before heading to Washington to meet President Hoover. They paid a salute to West Point and landed at Curtiss Field where the crowd greeted them. Marcel Douret joined the welcome. In six days the pair covered over 7,000 miles, including 4,000 over the ocean, with about 3,200 miles flown on the Dallas leg and Louisville stopover.
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Associated Press
New York
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Long Island
Dallas
Texas
Valley Stream
Louisville
Park Avenue
Washington
Hoover
Hudson
New York Harbor
Military Academy
West Point
Curtiss Field
Paris
Marcel Douret
France
Chicago
Quash Actress Suit Dismissed in Los Angeles
Vivienne Sengler actress and scenarist filed breach of promise against veteran film actor Maurice Costello. The suit was dismissed on motion by the actress who gave no reason and did not reveal whether a settlement was reached for damages of 100000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Vivienne Sengler
Maurice Costello
Kraft Cheese Magnate Robbed of Gems Worth 130000
Evanston Illinois Sept 6 The Jason F Whitneys and a party of four en route home after theater were robbed of jewelry valued at 130000 at gunpoint Two robbers wore masks One ring alone valued at 50000 plus bracelets and a necklace totaling 125000 Mrs Whitney lost five bracelets and a necklace The car keys were taken to hinder pursuit Radio alarms sent police cars to Sheridan Road Chicago was alerted and a search launched The party included James A Hewett of Manchester England guest of the Whitneys Kraft Phenix secretary Oliver Blackburn and Mrs Mehar
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Associated Press
Evanston
Ill
Jason F. Whitneys
Whitney
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Company
James A. Hewett
Manchester
England
Whitneys
Chicago
Gladys S. Mehan
Irigoyen Resigns as Argentina Turmoil Envelops Nation
Hipolito Irigoyen quits the presidency amid a national upheaval as army and navy revolt against his government. Reports say about a thousand people were killed in the revolution by Saturday.
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Hipolito Irigoyen
Irigoyen
Pam pa Woman Killed In Car West Of Dawn
Mrs. G. C. Kesterson a 30 year old Pam pa resident was killed instantly at 6 50 oclock Friday evening in a motor car accident three miles west of Dawn while en route to Clovis New Mexico to visit a sister The body will go to Quinton Oklahoma for burial The wreck occurred when a tire blew out and the car turned turtle Mrs Steiner and the two sons Lee and Bobby Lee suffered injuries Mrs Kestersons husband works for Midwest Exploration Company in Pampa and she was accompanied by Mrs Steiner in the trip
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G. C. Kesterson
Pampa
Clovis
N. M
Amarillo
Quinton
Oklo
Kesterson
Midwest Exploration Company
Lee
Bobby Lee
H. A. Steiner
East Third Underpass Nears Opening Date
Paying for the East Third street underpass is nearly complete and the structure should open before the Tri-State fair begins September 22. Steel girders for Santa Fe tracks are in place with more material expected to prevent delays. concrete pouring to resume soon and the mayor Col. Ernest O. Thompson says traffic could start by September 20 with an estimated 50,000 travelers during the fair.
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Third Street
Santa Fe
Ernest O. Thompson
Thompson
Mrs. Lida Foote Tarr Elected Camp Fire Girls Leader
Mrs. Lida Foote Tarr of Cleveland was elected national president of the Camp Fire Girls of America in Boston on September 6. The selection marks a milestone for the youth organization with Tarr set to guide national programs and outreach.
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Boston
Lida Foote Tarr
Cleveland
Camp Fire Girls of America
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
Partly cloudy Sunday across Amarillo and West Texas with limited detail provided. Temperature data appears garbled with several unreadable timestamps and digits, including inconsistent highs and lows from the prior day.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Dominican hurricane death toll climbs amid mass funerals
Santo Domingo faces staggering losses from last Monday's hurricane with more than 4 000 dead and up to 6 000 feared. Health officials warn 5 000 injured, while property damage ranges from 40 to 50 million dollars. Refugees fill churches hospitals and streets as bodies lie in piles along the Ozama River.
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Rene M. Lepervanche
Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Americas
Antonio Calderon
San Rafael Hospital
Good Showers Fall in Panhandle Area
Good showers covered most of the Panhandle on Saturday afternoon. Amarillo recorded more than 0.4 inch by nightfall. no heavy rain expected. Fort Worth & Denver lines noted heavy showers southeast of Amarillo toward Memphis. McLean to Tucumcari saw good showers with a heavy sky. A heavy rain fell in 30 minutes between Canyon and Happy. Happy Tulsa and Plainview had light showers. Hereford saw light precipitation.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Herman Collman
Fort Worth
Denver
Memphis
McLean
Tucumcari
Rock Island
Canyon
Happy
Tulsa
Plainview
Hereford
Fall window style show and live music event Monday
The Globe News announces a fall window style show Monday night September 8 from 7 to 9 p m with live models in participating stores. Dave Derden's two bands perform 7 to 9 p m, followed by Junior Welfare League Style show at the Nat 9 to 10 p m with league members as models and Ted Jennings Original Arkansas Travelers film. Dancing 10 to 12, admission 50 cents. Everyone invited to attend downtown.
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Globe News
Dave Derden
Sunday News-Globe
Junior Welfare League
Ted Jennings
Arkansas Travelers
Shamrock Mass Meeting Aims to Stop Big Circus Show
Shamrock hosts a public mass meeting in the Methodist Church to block Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey from performing Sunday September 14. Local ministers, attorneys, and clergy will address opponents, with Texas blue laws potentially pursued against circus owners and workers. District and county officials are invited to attend and speak.
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Sunday News-Globe
Shamrock
Methodist
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Engledon
Fullmore
American Legion
Texas
Region Post
Efreng
EL Reno
Okla
Amarillo
Youth Slain Near Lubbock Man Makes Bond After Charges
LUBBOCK Sept 6 Walter Glover 19 of Lamb County was shot to death at Shallow Water 12 miles NW of Lubbock. John L Fisher filling station operator released under $2000 bond after being charged with murder. Fisher says prowlers fired at his feet awakening him, Glover died from a heart wound. Glover’s body transported to Littlefield by companions James Jackson Truett and Troy Hawking.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Walter Glover
Lamb County
John L. Fisher
Fisher
Glover
Littlefield
James Jackson Truett
Troy Hawking Glover
Peacemaker shot in Snyder Texas square
In Snyder Texas on September 6 deputy sheriff O B Wills 66 of Fluvanna was shot while mediating a dispute. Wills tackled the shooter as Frank Greer 40 of near Fluvanna was arrested on assault to murder charges and released on 3000 bond. The incident involved Greer's wife and mother in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Texas
Wills
Fluvanna
Scurry County
F. M. Brownfield
Frank Greer
Small and Wilson Named Delegates to Texas Demo Convention
Wellington Sept 6 State Senator Clint Small and J D Wilson will attend the state Democratic convention in Galveston as Collingsworth county delegates. They will be instructed to back water conservation plans for West Texas and favor Trinity River navigation.
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Small
United Press
Wellington
Clint Small
J. D. Wilson
Galveston
Collingsworth County
West Texan
Trinity River Navigation
Remnant Hurricane Forecast To Bring Wide Rain Break
Weather forecaster Charles L. Mitchell predicted the remnants of a destructive hurricane combined with a Pacific disturbance would lift drought across the U S. He said a pattern of general showers would spread through the middle Atlantic and Tennessee Valley regions with more rain in the south and central areas beginning Tuesday. If the hurricane weakens, rain without strong winds is expected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles L. Mitchell
Rockies
North
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Unio Valley
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf States
Railroads Unite to Oppose T and P Vega Extension
Three rail systems serving Amarillo and the Panhandle Plains join to fight the Texas and Pacific line proposed from Big Spring north to Vega and Amarillo. Santa Fe Rock Island and Denver Road plan a coordinated campaign, arguing the route invades T and P territory and diverts traffic from established lines. A hearing by the Interstate Commerce Commission is urged, with sessions likely in Amarillo or Lubbock. Amarillo Chamber of Commerce has wired for a hearing.
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Amarillo
Panhandle-Plasse
Texas & Pacific
Big Spring
Wegm
Panhandle Plains
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Fort Worth & Dance
Pipkin
J. W. Harwise
Fort Worth
Denver Road
Panhandle
Colorado
Rock Inland
Denver
Vega
Texas
Jt, & PF
South Plains
Fort Worth & Denver
Lubbock
I. C
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U. S
Coste
East Third
Camp Fire Girls
Gale
Big Circus
Charter
C. W. McNear & Company
Dallas Union Trust Company
City Commission
United States
U.S
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