Osage Hills Murder Charges Tie Hale to Conspiracy
Guthrie Oklahoma January 9 two murder charges face W K Hale in Osage country killings tied to a wider U S grand jury probe of an Osage conspiracy that killed nearly two dozen people. John Ramsey indicted with Hale for Roan death while Hale’s role as accessory before the fact is noted. Ramsey arrested. grand jury also returns numerous liquor case indictments.
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Guthrie
Okla
W. K. Hale
Osage Hills
Oklahoma
United States Grand Jury
Haie
Hy Roan
Hale
Pawhuska
W. E. Smith
Fairfax
Roan
John Ramsey
Oklo
Ramsey
Roy Lewis
United States
Grand Jury
Smith
Henry Roan
Rose Little Star
Blast Kills Engineer and Fireman in Hurricane Explosion
A boiler blast on a Chesapeake and Ohio locomotive halted at Hurricane West Virginia injured many residents and damaged storefronts. Engineer J D Rose and brakeman E P Henry were killed. fireman D Chattin and Mrs H B Taylor plus her son were among the injured. the blast wrecked the engine and damaged the main street stores and post office.
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Huntington
W. Va
Dan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hurricane
Cuningham
B. B. Taylor
J. D. Rose
E. P. Henry
Russell
D. Chattin
H. B. Taylor
C, and O
Aluminum probe extended to manufacturers
New York Jan 9 The Senate judiciary committee disclosed a broader inquiry into the Aluminum Company of America case noting that an investigation is also being conducted into the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company. One third owned by the former corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Justice
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Vesuvius Remains Active With Ongoing Lava Flow
Naples report states Mount Vesuvius continues to smoke and rumble as lava pours from the crater. Scientists offer reassurance about impact, but residents of Torre Annunziata and Resina near the base remain anxious as normal life is disrupted and volcanic activity persists.
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Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Torre Annunziata
Resina
Flood Debacle in Mexico Causes Heavy Loss of Life
Nogales Ariz dispatches report 200 to 300 deaths in the Nayarit flood district after torrential rains. The Santago river swelled, wiping out seven villages including Yago Cama Manov Rosita and Tortaquélo with 600 to 700 residents each. Estimated flood losses reach five million pesos, potentially rising as more reports arrive.
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Nogales
Ariz
Nayarit
Mexico
Nogales Herald
Santago
Yago
Cama
Manov
Rosita
Tortaquélo
Acopot
Nanchi Pani
Repeal Inheritance Tax Urged in Tax Cut Revision
Senate finance chief Smoot signaled revision of the non partisan House tax cut bill to include a complete repeal of the inheritance tax. He spoke after Florida Democrats Fletcher and Trammell attacked the tax. The move follows calls from South Carolina and Arkansas lawmakers and Arkansas Lt. Gov McCall. Democrats on the committee outlined a plan to exceed the House bill’s $380 million cut, aiming for about $426 million.
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Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Fletcher
Trammell
Florida
South Carolina
Arkansas
Houses of Representatives
Edgar A. Brown
Thomas B. Hill
McCall
Mellon
Treasury
Finance Committee
Tidal Wave Empties Harbor Then Strikes Shore
In Southwest Harbor Maine a rare local phenomenon sucked water from Bernard Harbor then sent a ten foot tidal wave back to shore wrecking fifty fishing boats. Fishermen Chester Sawyer and Forrest Albee raced to safety as harbor depths shifted from 8 to 10 feet, ice cakes crashed in, and vessels were thrown onto flats with damage. No injuries were reported.
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Southwest Harbor
Bernard
Chester Sawyer
Forrest Albee
Parker's Wharf
Road construction shows no effect from court ruling
Dallas date January 9 Texas Highway Commission chairman Hal Moseley said road work on state highways has not yet felt the Supreme Court ruling invalidating Archer county bond issues. He warned that without bond validation the program could be severely hampered. Moseley met with Ray Johnson of the Oklahoma highway commission to discuss linking interstate routes in Texas and Oklahoma and said Texas would cooperate once bond issues are validated.
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Dallas
Supreme Court
Archer County
Hal Moseley
Texas Highway Commission
Moseley
Ray Johnson
Oklahoma Highway Commission
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Commission
Amarillo banks report December deposits top ten million
Amarillo banks closed December totals at 10,197,364.24 with a rise of 12.40 from September. The Daily News cites comptroller calls showing ledgers for First National Amarillo National Amarillo Bank and Trust and others, with year end gains tied to crop movement and holiday business.
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Amarillo
Daily News
First National
Amarillo National
National Bank of Commerce
American State Bank
Amarillo Bank & Trust Co
American State
Bank Leader J H Hill Dies At 71 In Smith Center
Smith Center Kansas January 9. J H Hill who led the First National Bank since 1896 died last night at age 71. He had resided in the county for 65 years.
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Kansas
Tianker
Smith Center
Kans
J. HH. Hill
First National Bank
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas regions
Sunday fair with little temperature change across Amarillo West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. High pressure over the Rocky Mountain region supports fair conditions with light winds and minimal variation. Snow flurries noted in northern Rockies while eastern Texas Oklahoma and Kansas see light rain or snow bands moving eastward.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Oklahoma
Kan Ead
Plateau
Amarillo Yesten
Evra
Senasseree
Moesececevans & P
Seteaveenas
Deadlocked Jury Discharges Chiropractor McMurrian Case
In Dallas on January 9 the jury in the Texas Medical Practice Act case against Dr. 8 T McMurrian, a local chiropractor, was discharged after reporting two for acquittal and four for conviction. Judge William Cramer ordered the case placed back on the docket for a new trial.
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Dallas
T. McMurrian
William Cramer
Berlin and Mackay Board Transatlantic Escape to Europe
After five days of evading reporters Irving Berlin and his society bride Ellin Mackay sailed for Europe aboard the Leviathan. They secreted themselves in their presidential suite since their marriage drew intense publicity and offered no statements. A rubber firm expanded holdings in Sumatra to about 130 450 acres, while Voran the physician and vintner died in Monroe Louisiana at 83 after a varied career and claims of pioneering saxophone work in New York.
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New York
Irving Berlin
Ellin Mackay
Europe
United States Rubber Company
Sumatra
Peninsula
Monroe
Frank Voran
A. &. Grant
Golden Gate
Grant
Voran
Comptroller to probe liquor permit violations in Austin
Comptroller H. Terrell announced a thorough investigation into alleged violations of liquor permit provisions. He cited numerous complaints against physicians and druggists dispensing whiskey during the holiday season and said special examiners from his office will conduct the inquiry.
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Austin
Jan
Comptroller
H. Terrell
Terrell
Valley Bridge Company Seeks Rio Grande Bridge Permit
The Valley Bridge Company of Austin Texas secured today from the Secretary of War permission to construct a bridge across the Rio Grande river near Hidalgo Texas.
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Washington, van
Valley Bridge Company of
Austin
Texnas
Rilo Grande River
Hidalgo
Texas
Nationwide interest in Archer road bond case
New York Feb 9 United States supreme court invalidated a 300000 Archer County Texas road district number 2 bond issue prompting bond men to fear wide damage across similar districts nationwide Alden H Little of the Investment Bankers association urged rehearing Moody Moody Austin will study the decision for a motion with help from officials and lawyers who say millions in district road bonds were deemed safe investments by Thompson of New York and Dumas of Dallas
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Archer City
Texas
Alden H. Little
Municipal Securities
Investment Bankers’ Association of
Amelia
Austin
Archer County
Moody
John C. Thompson
W. P. Dumas
Dallas
George Christian
A. Wheeler
Thompson and
Dumas
Six Die as Eastern Storm Sweeps U S Coast to Ohio
A northeastern storm killed six men and seriously wounded five others across New York and New England, with two fatalities in Massachusetts. The gale of 85 miles per hour drove four barges ashore, including the T. J. Hopper owned by Eastern Transportation Co. off New Jersey. Snow fell from Florida to New England, totaling two to ten inches in the affected area.
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New York
Massachusetts
Florida
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New York City
Atlantic
Coast Guard
T. J. Hopper
Eastern Transportation Company
Wilmington
Del
Highlands Beach
Spermacetti Cove
N. J
Expenditures for Post Offices in Five Plains Cities Urged
Washington January 9. Expenditures for post office buildings in Texas proposed in bills by Representative Jones include Lubbock 200000 Plainview 1000 Childress 100000 Quanah 100000 Memphis 100000.
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Plains
Washington
Postoffice
Texas
Representative Jones
Lubbock
Plainview
Childress
Quanah
Memphis
Naval inquiry cites steamer Rome in S-51 ramming case
The naval court found the submarine S-51 was rammed and sunk by the steamer City of Rome off Block Island on September 25. The report was sent to the Department of Justice for possible civil or criminal action against Ocean Steamship Co. of Savannah and Captain Diehl, with Dryer, for inattention to duty under collision rules.
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Washington
Naval Court
Block Island
City of Rome
Savannah
Department of Justice
Wilpur
Navy Department
Fr Ig
John H. Diehl
Timothy L. Dryer
Boston
Board of Federal
Department of Justic
Naval
Rome
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Sheffield
Mexican Foreign Office
Netcenenye Yk
Twoexican
Petroleum and Antialien Land Acts
State Department
Americana
Galles
Mexican Congress
Kellogg
Calles
Mexican Supreme Court
Newport Basin and Turpentine Co
Pensacola
Vesuvius
Amarillo Bank
Archer
Ocean Steams Ship Company
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