Officer's Son Among Victims in Jail Shootings at Carthage
In Jasper county jail Carthage on December 14 Othel Bray 50 acting turnkey was killed by a visitor who after firing at two others fled with a female companion. Bray died from two heart wounds after the visitor seized his revolver. John Dyer 17, son of jailer George Dyer, was wounded but escaped. No inmates escaped. Suspects fled. posses formed as authorities questioned Bill Daggett released recently.
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Carthage
Othel E. Bray
Jasper County
John Dyer
George Dyer
Bill Dagget
Joplin
Bray
Young Dyer
Daggett
Spain Executes Two Rebels Before Firing Squad
Two leaders of the Jaca revolt were shot by firing squad in Huesca Spain on December 14. Fernyn Galan and Garcia Hernandez, former artillery officers and longtime open Republicans, were condemned by court martial after an attempted uprising during Primo de Rivera's dictatorship. They were executed as civilians.
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Huesca
Spain
Jaca
Fernyn Galan
Garcia Hernandez
Primo de Rivera
Hernandez
Galan
Alfonso
Gulf station hold up ends in swift escape by thief
Gulf employee E. C. Stuckey at the Sixteenth and Harrison Street station was held at pistol point by a well dressed youth about 22 who demanded cash. A second customer arrived and the bandit fled on foot west with the small amount of change from the cash drawer. No arrests yet and police searched the city.
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Gulf Station
Sixteenth
Harrison Street
Stuckey
Explosion and fire kill three on Eureka II near Miami Beach
Rescue efforts save about 150 aboard the glass bottom excursion vessel Eureka II after an explosion off Bug Light. One hundred thirty five departed this morning. 32 unreported, and 30 rescued by the yacht Dorothea. Police report 150 people in the water as darkness hampered efforts.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bug Light
Miami
Here
Dorothea
Fort Lauderdale
Balbo Leads 12-Plane Air Flotilla Toward Cartagena
Weather near the Balearic Islands delayed a planned 8 am takeoff as Air Minister Italo Balbo leads 12 mono planes toward Cartagena Spain on the first stage to Rio de Janeiro. Four men ride each craft with Balbo commanding the first squadron and Valle and Maddalena directing the others. Eight scout cruisers stand by across the south Atlantic for possible assistance.
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Cartagena
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Durant Plant Sold To Norman Deveaux
Norman Deveaux announced the purchase of the Durant Motor Company of California Oakland plant from W. C. Durant, automaker with whom Deveaux has long been associated. The sale was disclosed in San Francisco on December 14. The acquisition expands Deveaux's involvement in the Durant auto operations.
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Durant
Associated Press
San Francisco
Norman Deveaux
W. C. Durant
Oakland, Cal
Durant Motor Company
California
Hotel shooting claims two in Dallas
Peggy Barber aged 20 was shot dead and John W. Collie 64 was seriously wounded in a Dallas hotel during a confrontation after an argument. Police investigated the incident and no arrests were immediately reported.
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Dallas
Peggy Barber
John W. Collie
Young stowaway rides plane to Columbus
Tommy Denham an 18 year old from Tulsa rode a Transcontinental and Western Air Lines plane from Amarillo to Columbus hidden in the baggage area. He was fed at a lunch stand near Port Columbus then waited to exit until 10:30 pm. Police detained him until morning and airline officials planned to send him to St. Louis where his brother reportedly waits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tommy Denham
Tulsa
Transcontinental and Western Air Lines
Amarillo
Port Columbus
Denham
St. Louis
Line
Shepard to deny charge in wife murder case
Major Charles A. Shepard 59, army medical officer, plans to renew his defense to deny poisoning his wife amid love ties to Grace Brandon 24. Los Angeles grandmother Zenana Curtis testified to alcohol use and desire to die. Defense rests on medical expert witnesses and prior gifts to Brandon.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Charles A. Shepard
Grace Brandon
San Antonio
Zenana H. Curtis
Los Angeles
Fort Riley
Shepard
Curtis
Miss Brandon
Brooks Field
Texas
Harry 5. Glass
Train derails on Lisbon Vigo line with no reported casualties
A portion of the fast express between Lisbon and Vigo left the rails just inside Portuguese territory near Vigo Spain. Officials say no casualties are believed. The incident occurred on the night of December 14.
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Vigo
Spain
Rabbits Donated to Salvation Army For Local Aid
About 175 to 200 rabbits, half jackrabbits, were collected from a San Jon rabbit hunt and brought by Ed Woods to Amarillo. The meat will feed the poor for three to four days with additional meat planned. Captain R. McNeiland supervised the effort at the Shelter on Buchanan Street. Farmers nearby did not join the hunt, citing poor turnout.
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Salvation Army of
Amarillo
San Jon
San Jon Chamber of Commerce
Buchanan Street
Weather outlook for Amarillo and surrounding areas
The synopsis notes fair and slightly colder temperatures for Amarillo and vicinity. Oklahoma faces snow and much colder conditions Monday with a cold wave in the east. Tuesday should be fair. Texas regions show rain in the south and mixed precipitation in the north with colder air, while West Texas remains cloudy Monday with possible rain or snow, turning fair and colder by Tuesday. New Mexico and Arizona expect Monday and Tuesday to be fair with little temperature change.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
Texas
West
New Mexico
Arizona
Jeweler Robbed of Gems Valued at 60000
Harry Fine a New York jeweler told police he was kidnapped in Chicago's loop by two men who forced him into a car and robbed him of diamonds valued at $60000. He is a partner in Max Fine & Sons of New York.
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Harry Fine
New York
Fine
Loop
Max Fine & Sons
Daughter of L. B. Cox dies in 9th year funeral set
Peggy Cox 9 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L B Cox 2110 Washington died Sunday at 3 15 PM after appendicitis and pneumonia She survived by parents a brother Samuel 11 and sister Jane 13 Funeral at Central Presbyterian Church at 2 PM with Rev R Thomson pallbearers named and relatives arriving from Oklahoma City
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L. B. Cox
Washington Street
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C. M. Humphrys
McDonald Auto Supply Company
Peggy
McAlester
Oklo
Wolflin School
Central Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. Thomson
N. S. Griggs Chapel
James A. Bush
T. Crowe
Charles Gregg
D. G. Hume
J. M. O’brien
George McLellan
Helen Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Noted editor dies in Sing Sing prison
Charles Chapin once city editor of the Evening World dies in Sing Sing death house after years of illness. He murdered his wife years earlier, left a sealed burial letter for Warden Lawes and asked burial beside his wife in Glenwood cemetery with no service and minimal expenses.
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Ossining
N. Y
Charles Chapin
Chapin
Evening World
New York
Sing Sing
Lewise E. Lawes
Glenwood Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Marion A. Chapin
Washington
Wreck aftermath. family among injured near Canyon
Mrs James E Adams wife of County Judge Adams of Muleshoe and her daughter Jimmy Lee nine remain in serious condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after a Saturday night crash three miles west of Canyon. Their son Clarence Calvin Adams seven and Mrs R E Edwards died in the wreck when an oil tank truck overturned crushing the small sedan. Jack Edwards seven was treated for scratches and released. the accident occurred about four PM after first aid at Canyon. The body of Clarence Calvin Adams was sent to Muleshoe for funeral services.
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James E. Adams
Adams
Muleshoe
Jimmy Lee
Northwest Texas Hospital
Canyon
Clarence Calvin Adams
R. E. Edwards
Jack Edwards
Clarence Calvin
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
Texas
Santa Fe
Blood Stained Clothes Found In Kirk Auto In Gun Battle
Amarillo patrols pursue Colquit Davis and Indian companion after a running gun fight in Oklahoma and Kansas linked to murders and robberies. The Dean Kirk automobile was recovered in Canyon with a bloody shirt showing wounds to Davis, suggesting serious injuries and aiding connections to the Kansas shootout.
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Kirk Auto
T. Davis
Wichita
Kas
Harold A. McCarrick
Ardmore
Okla
Don Keirsey
Vernon Cason
Canyon
Dean Kirk
Kansas
W. N. Thompson
W. R. McDowell
John Fry
Randall County
Colquit Davis
Randall
Potter County
Davis
Amarillo
Colquit
Kirk
Wirt
Two Vagrants Given 14 Days In Potter County Jail
Fred Walters and C S Gibson appeared at Potter County jail claiming vagrancy. After being told a judge was unavailable, they were released on their own bond to return at 9 AM Sunday. They pled guilty to vagrancy and received fourteen days in jail.
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Potter County
Fred Walters
C. S. Gibson
J. W. Graves
Graves
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Minter
Parachute Jumper Hurt During 2000 Foot Drop at Lubbock
Louis Tjaden of St. Louis, itinerant aerial daredevil, was seriously injured when his parachute failed twice during a 2000 foot drop at Lubbock Texas. He struck the ground and was badly cut by thorns with a fractured skull suspected, remaining unconscious an hour after the accident.
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Lubbock
Texas
Louis Tjaden
St. Louis
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