Artesia Case Upheld Against Oil Permit Policy
The District of Columbia Supreme Court acting Chief Justice Siddons ruled President Hoover's oil conservation policy illegal, mandating the Interior Secretary reinstate permit applications for oil and gas on public lands. R. L. Faris of Artesia and George C. Rutherford and H. McClennon of California were among the petitioners. Justice Bailey had previously criticized the policy as newspaper gossip.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Frederick L. Siddons
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Justice Bailey
R. L. Faris
Artesia
George C. Rutherford
H. McClennon
California
Shief
Biss
Siddons
Conyr
Bailey
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Justice Siddons
Ray Lyman Wilbur
W. B. Pyron
Los Angeles
Wilbur
Will Ask 15 Years for Rubio Attacker
The federal prosecutor said he will seek a 15 year imprisonment for Daniel Flores who tried to assassinate President Ortiz Rubio on February 5. The case goes before the criminal court on May 15. The president was wounded in the jaw and his wife Senora de Ortiz Rubio was slightly hurt as they left the National Palace on Inauguration Day.
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Associated Presa
Mexico City
Federa
Daniel Flores
Ortiz Rubio
Criminal Court
Flores
Senora de Ortiz Rubio
National Palace
Weather Forecast Amarillo and Nearby Regions
Amarillo forecast expects fair weather Wednesday with light winds. Texas region also generally fair, New Mexico sees generally fair skies with little temperature change. Daytime highs around 80, overnight lows near 43, with minor hourly variation.
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Amarillo
WFST
Texas
New Mexico
Erna Ein
Census help urged to boost Amarillo tally
The Amarillo census effort expands with the chamber of commerce joining the census department under G. Ray Smith to cover more city districts. About 60 districts will be canvassed by chamber members Thursday and Friday to avoid omissions and raise the count, officials say.
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Census Department
G. Ray Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Smith
Tom Cotten
O. V. Vernon
Hardware men refuse attack on big chains
Speakers claim resistance from hardware men halts a planned strike against major chain stores. The confrontation centers on labor tactics and safety concerns as vendors push for negotiation. Public sentiment remains divided as union leaders press for concessions.
Trend Favorable to Independents as Chain-Store Critique Stirs Dealers
Chas F Nelson of the Oklahoma Hardware and Implement Association urged Panhandle hardware dealers to focus on their own merchandising and curb waste. He said chain-store efficiency challenges independents but has driven better merchants, urging discretion in joining chains and emphasizing quick turnover, space, and time as keys to success. The talk, part of a convention featuring Nelson Thompson Doerr and Douglas, signaled a shift back to independent merchants.
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Chas. F. Nelson
Oklahoma Hardware and Implement Association
Panhandle
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
T. C. Thompson
Canyon
The
Texas Association
Thompson
Texas and
Oklahoma Associations
A. A. Doerr
National Federation of Implement Dealers
Irvin E. Douglas
National Hardware Retailers’ Association
Texas State Group
Festival Ticket Board Moves to City Auditorium
The Pan handle Music Festival ticket box was moved to the city auditorium box office this morning. Emil F. Myers, director, cites 1,000 season tickets sold and brisk late sales with good attendance expected for artist programs. Season tickets cost 3.50 and 5 dollars for three nights, single admissions range 1 to 2.50.
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City Auditorium
Emil F. Myers
Santa Fe Right-of-Way Fund Planned in Potter County
A $50,000 fund will be raised to acquire trackage rights for the Santa Fe line north through Potter County, contingent on a citizens' committee plan. The effort aims to implement recommendations and advance the right-of-way project.
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Potter County
Citizens’committee
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
Citizens’ Committee
North's trade to use river to gulf soon
In Houston Texas April 15 Roy Miller vice president of the Intra Coastal Canal Association of Texas and Louisiana outlines the Mississippi River System expansion creating southward trade to Gulf ports. He notes coast to Gulf competition and a 14000 mile system aiming to open inland products to the Gulf and foreign markets. The report covers land acquisition costs, committee pricing, and a proposed $50 000 fund for right of way to deliver the line to the Santa Fe.
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Associated
Houston
Texas
United States
Southwest
Roy Miller
Gulf Ports
Gulf
Atlantic Seaboard
Middlewest
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Waters
Ibsen’s Son Sigurd Ibsen Dies in Berlin
Sigurd Ibsen died yesterday in Berlin at 71. He was the son of Henrik Ibsen and followed in his father’s footsteps as a playwright, according to the Morning Post report.
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Ibsen
United Press
London
Sigurd Ibsen
Henrik Ibsen
Berlin
Morning Post
Panhandle Music Festival Opens With 1200 Entrants
The seventeenth Panhandle Music Festival begins at 8 this morning in Amarillo with over 1,200 entrants. The Municipal Auditorium hosts three days of piano violin vocal and instrumental performances as Rosa Rosenstein Morini and other noted artists open the concerts.
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Han Rene
Wilbur
Panhandle Music Festival Recitals Offered to School Children
Four internationally known artists will perform in recitals priced at 26 cents for students during the Panhandle Music Festival announced by Emil F. Myers head of the Amarillo College of Music. Joint recitals are set for the first two festival afternoons with Rosalinda Morini and Joseph Rosenstein this afternoon, Cameron McLean and Cornelius Van Vliet appearing tomorrow. Proceeds support the festival for school children though parents may attend for $1 and $1.60.
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Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Rosalinda Morini
Joseph Rosenstein
Cameron McLean
Cornelius van Vliet
Recital Series Opens with Soprano and Violin Prodigy Duo
Linda Morini and Joseph Rosenstein open a recital series this afternoon at 2 30 in the auditorium. Morini solo concert follows tonight at 8 with Paul Van Katwijk and Hall Axtell. A teachers meeting and a general assembly for contestants precede the events with Miss Mattie Mae Swisher presiding.
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Linda Morini
Joseph Rosenstein
Miss Morini
Paul van Katwijk
School of Music
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Hall Axtell
Claude First to End Census Count in Amarlillo District
Claude becomes the first town in the Amarillo census district to be enumerated in the fifteenth decennial census with 1,035 residents. The figure compares to 1,770 in 1920 and 692 in 1910, with 11 forms returned. The count is preliminary and final unless any unenumerated residents appear.
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Amarillo
Claude
Ated
G. Ray Smith
Panhandle
Hillsboro Plunged Into Dark Electric
Fragmentary copy describes Hillsboro plunging into dark electric conditions and mentions new blade-ends for safer handling with wet fingers. The readable text focuses on guards, rounded teeth, and smooth skin, with attention to corners and comfort.
Love Slayer Husband Confesses Murder in LA Mystery
Mrs Otto Sanhaber, unaware spouse of the man labeled Love Slayer, lived as his wife for six years while he is revealed as the murderer of Fred Oesterreich a wealthy Los Angeles manufacturer. Sanhaber, now arrested, once hid in a secret compartment of the victim’s home and kept a phantom friendship with Mrs Deaterreich.
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Otto Sanhaber
Fred Oesterreich
Los Angeles
Sanhaber
Deaterreich
Texan Ordered to Pay Income Tax of 439337
A Suffolk county jury awarded $459597 to the state for back income taxes from Edgar B. Davin formerly of Brockton Massachusetts now of Luling Texas. The verdict covers $580000 in back taxes plus interest.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Suffolk County Superior Court
Edgar B. Davin
Brockton
Luling
Texas
Texas Miner Safe Tells Of Ransom Toll
El Paso reports J. E. Bristow miner and oil man freed by bandits recounts a Cristero dominated secret organization across six Mexican states. He cites banditry aimed at harassing the government and hindering foreign industry, with $45,000 in ransom collected from foreigners in Nayarit.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
J. E. Bristow
Mexico
Mr. Br
Ku Klux Klan
Chateree
Nayarit
Crux Delgado
Jim Young to Speak in Amarillo Tonight
Campaign event draws large crowds as Jim Young, gubernatorial candidate, prepares to address Amarillo voters. Lloyd Fletcher notes it may be his sole Amarillo appearance this campaign season and will introduce the candidate.
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Jim Young
Amarillo
Mr. Young
Lloyd Fletcher
Yor
Ching
Blade Edges
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Panhandle Music Teachers Association
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