Kansans Nominate Haucke Woodring For Governorship
Two ex soldier bachelors win party nominations in Kansas with Haucke the Republican choice over Reed and Woodring the Democrat over Bowden. Other races show Reed not renominated and Allen winning Senate nod as voter turnout covers statewide precinct results.
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Payne seeks brother aid before confession in murder case
A. D. Payne, accused of murdering his wife with an infernal machine in the Payne car on June 27, breaks down and vows to confess once his Tulsa brother Sid Payne is fetched. Officers rush to Amarillo with high hopes, Payne admits to loving Verona Thompson and claims he wrote letters to misdirect police. He plans to end his life but now anticipates an electric chair, while Sid Payne’s arrival is awaited to hear the full tale.
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Wheat and corn surge above dollar mark in grain boom
Chicago traders push wheat and corn higher amid drought and rust with prices racing past a dollar. September wheat at 96 3 4 cents, December near $1.02, March near $1.08, corn around $1.01. Weekly crop report confirms alarming decline in corn and rust damage in Saskatchewan and Panhandle wheat yields estimated at 31 million bushels. Rail lines report movement totaling about 23.25 million bushels with 31 million expected overall.
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Accord on Rio Grande Project Aims to Split Costs
The international boundary commission proposes the United States pay 88 percent and Mexico 12 percent of the 6 million dollar Rio Grande straightening project from El Paso to Fort Quitman. Work would last four to five years, relocating about 8500 acres and reducing flood risk for Juarez and the El Paso valley.
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Payne murder mystery unfolds in Amarillo case
Kansas City writer A B MacDonald traces the Payne murder saga in Amarillo. Gene Howe voices uncertainty about Payne’s guilt as the case links Payne and wife to Texas roots, Canyon history, and a planned vacation prior to a car explosion and upheaval in a middle class family.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy Thursday across Amarillo and vicinity with little temperature change. West Texas sees partly cloudy conditions with possible thundershowers in the extreme west. New Mexico expected showers in the north central area. Temperatures largely steady with yesterday’s highs around the mid 80s and lows near the mid 60s.
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