Loyal Spanish artillerymen crush aviator insurgents revolt
Madrid dispatch reports Loyal Spanish artillerymen bombarded insurgents in a half hour seizure. About 80 rebels were captured and Major Ramon Franco surrendered to Portuguese air forces. Zamora named president of the Republic as revolutionary committees formed. In Morocco the Foreign Legion is moved to quell home unrest. protests flare in Bilbao and San Sebastian with rioting and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dubose
Madrid
Spain
Ramon Franco
Marti
Mut Neere
Ales Zamora
Ma Grud
Decuters
Gibraltar
Spanish Foreign Legion
Morocco
Alcala Zamora
Primo de Ricvera
Data
Bilbao
San
Seber Alan
Robbed Federal Clothing Manager Takes $90
A lone bandit entered the Federal Clothing Store at Polk and Seventh shortly after 7 o'clock Monday evening and escaped with $90 in cash. The thief, about 5 feet 8 inches, light complexioned, 28 years old, wore a white belt and dark trousers, and demanded cash at gunpoint while the clerks were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Polk
Bandit
4. R. Vines
Fdaj
Vines
Secker
Price
Uncertain Fragments Describe Outdoor Creatures Visit
Fragmentary text mentions outdoor creatures seeking warmth and a visit, unclear details about the scene and participants. No clear dates, locations, or names are identifiable from the readable lines.
Weather outline for Amarillo area incomplete
Fragmentary weather text mentions Amarillo with scattered terms about temperatures. No clear forecast region dates or conditions emerge.
Oil Proration Order Affects Texas Pipe Lines
The late railroad commission ordered pipelines to take four producers in the field at a fixed rate and not exceed production limits. The action aims to enforce the purchaser act as Yates field operators seek a proration schedule to meet market demand. The commission considered extending production from 106000 to 89500 barrels daily while noting disputes over the new statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Bee
Late
Railroad Commission
Posse Court
Wader
Yates
Hanna
Im Midh
Watie
Rock Island Fights Texas & Pacific Route Expansion
Interference hearings over the Texan & Pacific Northern line from Big Spring to Labbock Amarillo proceed with Rock Island opposing, arguing Deaf Smith Oldham counties would be underserved. Rock Island claims its Forrest branch and Vega routing avoid redundancy while Teloland says the two routes stay within three miles for a stretch. Olton and Lamb County communities seek re routing and witnesses note cross questions on traffic share and population. Hoover nominates 28 Texan post ministers to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texan & Pacific Road
Texan & Pacific Northern
Big Spring
Labbock
Amarillo
Yes
Texas & Pacific
Haskell C. Davis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Dimant
Vers
Oldham
Deaf Smith
Forrest
Dimmitt
Te & PN
Emarito
Vega CT Daviagf Amtacili
Rock Ilana
Rock Teland
Deaf Smith County
Smith
T. & P. N. Teriiory
Vos
Adems
Rock
Tock Island
Vega
Gresham
Adam
Olton
Earth
Pimpkin Center
Lamb County
Eagle Nest Built From Cow Hair Near Dalhart
Dalhart region reports an eagle nesting high in a windmill tower near Exum, using cow hair snagged from barbed wire fences. The nest is bolstered by twine and a large washtub filled with bones and debris, with wire strands wrapped around the tower and tower wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Dalhart
Soma
Dalhant
W. Te Hamilton
Exum
Dalbart
Fire devastates Malibu Beach homes in elite area
A strong wind fanned by a ten mile per hour draft destroyed 19 homes along the Malibu Ocean Front, with the loss estimated around 500000 pounds. Fires spread rapidly, snapping a high tension line and igniting gasoline. several wealthy owners fled to Hollywood for winter. Among the damaged were homes owned by film figures Louise Farda Frank Fay Oliver O Marsha and Alf Daw, while editors and producers like AL Rockett faced losses. fire equipment was scarce and water supply hindered by sand.
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Los Angeles
Malibu Beach
Resore
Ie Etfeiaa
Dreete
J.B. Rodericks
Hollywood
Marie Vest
Dave Butler
Filth Drester
George’ de Spitene
Louise Farnda
Crene
Prank Fay
Oliver O'Marsh
Ben Ten Arieks
Ira
James M. Kehler
AL. Rockett
Ronald Calman
Clara Bow
Gloria Swansen
George O'Brien
Muth Chatterton
Dillon appeals for cots for jobless refused by Army
The New Mexico governor asked in a San Antonio appeal for blankets cots and other aid for unemployed men in Albuquerque. Army officers declined saying the request exceeded their role. The message was transmitted by adjutant general Halthasen and Salvation Army officials.
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Santa FE
R. C. Dillon
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Albuquerque
Halthasen
New Mexico
Salvation Army
Cotton Picker Kills Man After Boss Is Shot At
In Clarendon 4 men besieged a cotton picker home. Frank Parker about 21 from Oklahoma allegedly led intruders who fired at Naylor during a tense confrontation. Parker was shot in the head and died instantly. no charges filed yet as officers collect fingerprints and identify a second suspect.
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Cotton
Boss
Clarendon
Frank Parker
Oklahoma
Dick O'Neil
Tom
Parker
Movs
Naylor
O'Neil
Seattle
Mees
Colguit Davia Surrenders in Amite Murder Case
A man named Colguit Davia surrendered to a Here ford officer near a Wichita dump site on Monday. His brother Le a was killed in a gun battle at Wichita, Kate, Felday, as the Colgest war continues with hunger affecting combatants.
Tearing Down of Courthouse Begins Today
Workmen will start removing the vault extension of the old Potter County courthouse to clear space for a new structure. County Clerk Ted Blackburn moved records to the annex, while C. S. Lambie plans basement excavation set to begin by Wednesday under supervisor Beil. Local labor will be used in the first 80 days of construction.
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Potter Counts Court House
Honesh
Fillmore Treet
Ted Blackburn
Court House
TriState Fair Park
County Dome NL Parker
Lambie
Th. Beil
Tecalter
Shepard Defense Uses Prosecution Witnesses in Slaying Trial
In Kansas City on December 15 the defense for Major Charles A. Shepard built its case using prosecution witnesses to argue possible alternate causes of Mrs Shepard's death from a mercury compound. Army pathologist Major G. R. described the poison and suggested Mrs Shepard might have ingested or absorbed a hazardous dose, while the defense contested the medical timeline and suggested other possibilities.
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Shepard
Kansas City
Kang
Charles A. Shepard
Fort Riley
Kansas
M. Av Bose
G. RG
Wateide
Vendar
Aleges Shepard
Sardine M. Meenster
Hereford Nab D Davis in Slaying Case as Brother Denies Guilt
Ardmore deputy sheriff charges D I Davis killed Don Keirsey and blames brother Colquit Davis who was slain by Wichita officers. Detained in Amarillo jail, Davis says he fought no resistance and suffered hunger as authorities describe a chain of gunfights and car theft tied to a Wichita Kansas incident.
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Don Keirsey
Ardmore
Okla
D. I. Davis
Wichita
Kans
Harold A. McCarrick
Colquit
Davis
Colquit Davis
Keirsey
Cason
Smith & Wesson
McCarrick
Emmett Hale
Davi
Davit Sno
Hereford
Davin
McCarrichy
Lincoln Street
Hancer
Cassenger
Davie
Eitier
Kansas
Aid
Canyon
Dean Kirk
Amarillo Ser Thant
Wyoming
Canada
Hin
Tech
Cat Smith County
Wereford
Beem
Arrangements Made for Fort Worth Grid Championship Trip
Officials plan a fan trip to Fort Worth for the Amarillo Tyler championship game. Bids for rail transportation aim to keep costs low, with round trips offered by Santa Fe and Denver routes. Fans expect $50 price targets and ticket notices will be sent when received.
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Tain
Sandie
Fort Worth
B.C
D. Bynum
Focal Fehiol Bancd
Festera
High School
Santa Fe
Denver Ronda
Amarillo
Ainge
CMN
Rage High School
Sans
Davis' Gang Linked to Hereford Shootings by Fox Sisters
Fox sisters testified to Ada district officials that Colquie and D Davis and the Davis boys traveled from Hereford to Anaritlo on December 3 intending to rob, then returned to Hereford a few days later. They described the quartet’s chain store robberies, a shooting, and the disposal of a Buick with a license plate taken during the spree.
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Colquie
Davis
Anaritlo
Hereford
Cathryn
Marie Tow
Edw. W. Thomerson
Ada Oita
Fox
Aracitto
Vielalty
D.T. Ne Wiehity
Dot Davie
Bors
Buick
Borger
Amarilla
Amaria
Tepid
Grogesiee
McCarrick
Colgait
Auarlia
Butek
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Elle
House Agriculture Committee
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Paris
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Amarilo Ri
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Quitaque
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Ed Holloway
Mel Scott
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