Panhandle Men Set Keynote Talks for Jackson Day Dinner
Three Panhandle figures Jack Hamlin of Farwell Judge W A Palmer of Canadian and Dr W A Hamlett of Amarillo named as keynote speakers for the Jackson Day banquet at 7 PM Monday at the Amarillo Hotel Toastmaster R G Underwood to call on representatives from regional Democrats for brief remarks Excerpts say Hamlin Palmer and Hamlett are notable public figures with strong Democratic backing Tickets are $1 25 per plate reservations urged by noon Monday at the Amarillo Hotel
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Amarillo
James D. Hamlin
Farwell
W. A. Palmer
W. A. Hamlett
R. &. Underwood
Panhandle
Hamlin
Judge Hamlin
I Usiner County
Panhandle-Plains
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Ron
Texas
Centouration
Austin
University of Texas
Underwood
Amarillo Hotel
Death toll in Rosewood race riot climbs to seven
Rosewood Florida January 6 new grave dug at Sumner negro cemetery where Sheriff Elias Walker laid James Carrier to rest. Carrier shot to death while standing on graves of four other black victims from the clash sparked when white men tried to force into a negro house seeking Jesse Hunter. Hunter remains at large as authorities hunt him. quiet in the region with blacks in hiding and no fresh violence expected.
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Rosewood
Fla
Sumner
Elias Walker
James Carrier
Carrier
Jesse Hunter
Hunter
Jaree
Walker
Manaie
Herrin defense expects to end case this week
In Maroni Illinois authorities report that defense lawyers have summoned more than seventy five witnesses this week to support alibis and justification for five defendants in the Herrin riot case. They contend armed guards provoked the June riot that left three union miners and twenty non union workers dead as testimony continues.
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Maroni
Herrin
Dune
Stana
Panhandle School Fair to Feature 16 Departments and Parade
Panhandle officials plan an All Panhandle School Fair in May with sixteen departments, a giant parade on opening day, and prizes for essays and slogans. Miss Laura V Hamner chairs the organizing committee with leaders from Amarillo and surrounding counties.
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Panhandle
the Panhandle
Stege
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Palo Duro Park
Palo Duro Canyon
Laura’ V. Hamner
J. N. Riggs
Palo Duro Park Association
Canyon
Pairts
Nude body of man found beaten to death near Golden City
The nude unidentified man, likely beaten to death, was found in a straw stack near Golden City, 25 miles northeast of Carthage. A blood soaked cap was the only remaining clothing, and officials suspect he traveled with companions who robbed him of money and apparel.
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Carthage
Golden City
Retired Admiral Leopold Found Dead With Throat Slashed
Rear Admiral W G Leopold retired, 63, was found in the bathroom of his Lakewood home with a deep throat wound and a razor blade nearby. He had a nervous breakdown after return from Mare Island and Mare Island Hospital doctors say his recovery is doubtful. He served under Dewey in Manila Bay and most recently at Mare Island, California.
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Associated Prose
Cleveland
Leopold
Marine Hospital
Mare Inland
Dewey
Manila Bay
Mare Island
California
Syracuse Officer Fatally Shot in Downtown Clash
Patrolman Pierson Near was fatally wounded in Syracuse early today after breaking up a restaurant fight among six men. He was shot twice and died at a hospital as police rounded up six suspects in the aftermath. Near had attempted to disarm a gun wrested from him during the melee.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Pierson Near
Near
Eleven Hurt In Gas Plant Blast At Breckenridge
Breckenridge Texas January 6 Eleven men were blown to the main building of the Central Gas Company plant at New Eliaaville when a gas explosion wrecked the structure and the injured were reported recovering today. Property damage was estimated at about 25000 by company officials. The injured are Bob Mooreland Lloyd Vineyard Lee Holland Victor Lackey Floyd Russell Gunner Lund burg W C Reed John Cole A W Bimmons W C Sharp and Joe Black.
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Breckenridge
Texas
Central Gas Company
New Eliaaville
Here
Bob Mooreland
Lloyd Vineyard
Lee Holland
Victor Lackey
Floyd Russell
Gunner Lundburg
W.C. Reed
John Cole
A. W. Bimmons
W. C. Sharp
Joe Black
Hallie Leads Sunday Shopping Tour in Amarillo Stores
Hallie debuts in The Daily News with a weekly Sunday feature guiding readers through Amarillo stores. The column promises lively store chats and a shopper’s eye for deals, inviting daily readers to join the retail journey each week.
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Hallie
Daily News Today
Amarillo
American aid in European crisis seems unlikely
The piece argues American aid in the European reparations crisis seems unlikely as Washington weighs France Britain and Germany. It notes no clear path for Franco British reconciliation and caution that chaos in Germany could precede any major U.S. initiative while offering good offices if a viable plan emerges.
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France
Europe
Washington
Pot
Atlantic
Germany
Davidson condemns masked Klan policy in session hopes
Lieutenant Governor elect T W Davidson calls for the mask to come off and the Klan to abandon the hood in relation to the forthcoming legislature He hopes harmony will prevail and opposes an extra session A Morehouse tragedy reference is noted as he discusses legislative timing and measures to be introduced next week and the speakership race dominates a large gathering
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Austin
T. W. Davidson
Hight
Davidson
Candia
Morehouse
Louisiana
David
Denwnnente
Pathologists Describe Torture Killings by Bastrop Mob
Watt Daniel and Fletcher Richards were killed after savage torture by a black hooded band, pathologists testified. Bodies recovered from Lake La Fourche showed bones broken by a vise like device as witnesses recalled flogging of companions who escaped. Governor Parker ordered the inquiry to identify masked assailants and potential Ku Klux Klan links in the Bastrop incident.
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Bastrop
Watt Daniel
Fletcher Richards
Lake la Fourche
Charles Duvall
John Sanford
Daniel
Richards
Overnor
John M. Parker
Ku Klux Kien
J. J. Daniel
Watt
Wey Andrews
Basttoe
Bob Daniel
Andrews
Klan
Hoover Refuses Interior Chief Post
President Harding offered to move Secretary Hoover from Commerce to Interior, but Hoover declined, saying he would be most useful completing current work. He stated the Interior post would go to Pall with March 4 as the scheduled turnover.
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Hoover
Interior
Washington
Harding
Secretary Hoover
Commerce Department
Interior Department
Pall
Knox Mystery Deepens as Hearing Ends in Texas
San Augustine County Texas January hearing on the death of Tinks Knox ends without new evidence. Mrs. Knox bond set at 5000 dollars after a prior 25000 bond. deed transferring property to the wife discovered days before the death. Defense cites deed as motive removal while state questions its legality amid grand jury action. Nearby supporters cheer as Mrs. Knox remains free awaiting further proceedings.
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San AU
Texas
Tinks Kings
Ea Lionaire
Justice of Peace
Knox
Hemphill
San Augustine
John McClendon
Seine
East Texas
Peace or war debated at Near East Conference
Turkish official Tamet Pasha told the Near East Conference that the choice of peace or war rested with delegates. Lord Curzon urged a settlement on foreign tribunals to advance peace at Lausanne. The commission on capitalizations adjourned without a deal, and the arm of Turkish stance remained firm. The session continued with dignified debate and no ill feeling. Continued on page two.
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Lauranne
Tamet Pasha
Turkey
Lord Curzon
Lausanne
All Commission On
Tamer Pasha
Amidor
Child
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J. L. Bagwell
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