White House Frowns On Bonus Marchers Threatens Dismissal
Washington reports say Glassford the District police chief faces potential dismissal for sheltering and feeding bonus marchers. Crosby and other commissioners criticized his actions as veterans proceeded toward the capital. Meanwhile Texas veterans bound for Washington swelled to about 800 aboard freight trains, raising alarm among local officials.
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Herbert B. Crosby
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Ark
Texas Oil Field
Continus
Dallas
Texas
Téxarkana
Weather notes and film industry gossip from Oklahoma to Hollywood
Oklahoma and West Texas forecasts show continued warmth tonight and Wednesday with possible showers in the northwest. East and West Texas speak of mild winds and partly cloudy skies with cooler Panhandle conditions. Hollywood reports prices for grand dukes at twenty dollars a day and directors hedge on the value of fakery in acting, despite the grand title.
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Oklahoma
Codler
Texas
Panhandle
Hollywood
Dr Daniel A Poling resigns as Prohibition alliance chair
Dr Daniel A Poling resigned as chairman of the allied forces for prohibition and opposed resubmission of the Aquor question. He urged national referendums on prohibition and claimed wets have the votes to change the eighteenth amendment, while stating he would oppose any revision.
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Aquor
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Poling
Lionsconvention in Dallas Shows Lionism and Politics
The column portrays a Dallas Lions state convention filled with Lionism rhetoric and political activity. Delegates mingle with newspapermen, candidates circle for attention, and signs appear in windows while police and grand juries probe potential issues, all under a civically minded, club spirit across organizations.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions International
Reid's Death Mourned by City Hall and Stores
Citizens of Pampa gather for the funeral of EF F Reid former mayor and road builder. Services at First Methodist Church and burial at Fairview Cemetery followed by city hall and court house closings. The city commission postponed its meeting to attend and will reconvene tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
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C. A. ‘Lang, Buster
Barbecued Chicken Dinner at Hoover Postponed a Week
The Hoover 4 H Club postpones its barbecue chicken dinner to next week at Hoover, inviting Pampa residents and business people. Admission is 50 cents with trimmings, and entertainment by Hoover and Pampa artists. Proceeds fund sending a club member to a short course in College Station next month.
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Hoover
Pampa
Ube Entertainment
Oy Hoover
Board of City: Development and Junior Chamber’ of Commerce
Travis Lively
College Station
Pampa Merchants Promote First Dollar Day Bargains
Delegates to a Texas convention in Corpus Christi will be chosen at 3 o clock this evening in the hut on West Foster avenue. Two delegates will represent the local post. Pampa merchants advertise unprecedented bargains for Dollar Day with thousands of items at one dollar and values up to 1.40. The event aims to draw shoppers from nearby towns and promises continued low prices and quality merchandise.
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American Tension Department
Texas
Corpus Cheisti
Legion
West Foster Avenue
C. M. Garlock
Youths Held for Burglary in Amarillo Case
Mil t and Floyd Pitts of Los Angeles set at 21500 bond each after a preliminary hearing. They were returned from Amarillo by Sheriff Lon L Blansett in connection with several burglaries on North Warren streets. Clothing from Rev. Jesse Wiseman and August Kuehl homes recovered. The break in happened May 2. Charges of entry by night filed. Suspects, both 19, arrested Sunday by Amarillo officers. Skeleton keys used. items including clothes, shoes, a gun, dresses, and two Gladstone bags stolen. Some items recovered, including a suit and shoes sale in Amarillo. Bond for Sam Franklin of Dim...
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Milt
Floyd Pitts
Los Angeles
Polce
James Todd, Jr
Amavilla
Lon L. ‘Blanscet
Jesse F. Wiseman
Yashor
Church of Christ
August Kuehl
Warren Streets
Gladstone
Kuehl
Bond
Sam Franklin
Dim
Brookhart Loses In Town Election
In Des Moines Iowa on June 7 1927 Henry Field led the Republican senatorial primary. Brookhart and Field dominated the vote with Field steadily rising toward the 35 percent threshold for a convention fate. Returns from 1011 012 485 precincts showed Field 105 503 Brookhart 41 456 while Haynes Cosson Cook and Eickelberg trailed with smaller counts.
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DE Moines
Sonata Smith W. Brookhart
Henry Field
Towa
Jan Eady
Field
Broathart
Iowa Law
Pield
Brookhart
Maryly
Nccessary
Prescrners
Brook- Dart
Tale
Glenn Haynes
George Cosson
Louis Cook
L. E. Eickelberg
Garner Relief Bill Debated In Washington
Congress moved toward a Garner relief program with a House vote of 205 to 9 to consider the measure. Debates centered on whether to adopt the Hoover or Garner approach, while Senate panels advanced loan and construction provisions and governors’ assessments to determine state needs.
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Munetty
Gress
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Murphy
Detroit
House Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Senate Banking Committee
Hoover
Laying of Denver Railroad Resumed Near LeFors
Tracks of the Denver railroad resume after a four day rain delay. The line is three miles north of LeFors and has crossed the creek, with work continuing late into the night to prepare the supply train for operations. Barring rain, track laying should reach Pampa by Friday or Saturday.
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Tort Worth & Denver Railroad
Pampa
LeFors
Locity
Senate rejects Weaver furlough plan as pay cut substitute
The Senate today rejected Weaver's furlough plan proposed as a substitute for a ten percent government pay cut. F Laster of Mill visited yesterday.
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Washington
Senate
Tip Weaver
Barnes Street Closure for Underpass Construction
Barnes Street will be closed from Albert Street to city limits as the Fort Worth and Denver Railway crew erects the underpass at South Burney Street and lowers Barnes Street seven and a half feet. Detours route west on Albert, south on Clark, then back to Wilcox and city limits. dirt for yards available from 1027 Leehey during excavation.
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Albert Street
Clark Street
Wilcox Street
Leehy
Eleven Die In Explosion Blazing Cleveland Apartment Fire
A downtown Cleveland six story apartment building exploded into flames early today, killing eleven and injuring many more. Firefighters hunted for victims among the rubble as investigators probed a possible gas leak cited by a watchman.
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Mremen
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Milky Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Ivan Bi Paterman
Philadelphia ‘Bulletin
AI Gunners Bombard Troops In Central Conflict
AI gunners open fire amid fighting with Chinese troops driving them back. Casualties rise as artillery clashes intensify near strategic positions. Local sources report heavy fire and disrupted supply lines, with civilians affected by ongoing clashes and evacuations planned.
British ships attacked near Shanghat in river clash
An Exchange Telegraph report says British steamers Wali and Kinwo were under attack by Chinese soldiers while the U S S Oahu stood by. The Wanlin grounded with 11000 dollars aboard and gunfire erupted after attackers demanded the money. Casualties were reported among the Chinese force as heavy guns and machine guns silenced the raid.
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China
Exchange Telegraph
Wali
Kinyo
Yanesse River
Chungking
Wen
Jawo
U. S
Oahu
Highway Chairman Defies Sterling
Palo Pinto June 7. W R Ely chairman of the state highway commission testified as the first witness at a special court hearing to decide if a temporary injunction against building the Bankhead highway cutoff should stay in place until June 20. He said no governor would dictate to him while he remains a commission member and noted the commission was considering a gravel with asphalt topping for the cutoff from Weatherford to 2.3 miles south of Strawn. Mayor O M Hurst of Strawn and others oppose the project in Palo Pinto road district No 1. Ely insisted, We have to answer to the people only. We can remember when a governor did dictate to us, but as long as I am a member, no one will dictate to me.
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Sterling
Bankhead
W.R. Ely
Hl Court
Ely
District Court
Liam M. Russell
Glephenville
Tily
Weatherford
Strawn
O. M. Hurst
Highway Commission
Pilot Piccard Removes Balloon For Zurich Return
Prof At. pilin Piccard, who ascended about 10 miles into the stratosphere, today supervised the removal of his balloon to Zurich. He plans another launch to push higher altitude in future efforts.
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At.pilin Piccard
Hs Balpan
Zurich
Sociag
Pampa News Boys to Visit La Nora Theatre
Pampa Daily News reports the Pampa News Boys will be guests at the La Nora Theatre tomorrow night hosted by manager George Gimerick. A photoplay titled The World and the Flesh stars George Bancroft and Miriam Mopkins, shown tomorrow and Thursday at the La Nora.
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la Nora
Aries
NUWS
Panhandle
George Gimerick
The
George Bancroft
Miriam Mopkins
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