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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1929

Page

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Moody backs highway fund and single head for state agencies

Gov Dan Moody in a message to the forty first Texas legislature urges reforms in highway financing a centralized prison system revision of land leasing laws and public control of utilities He endorses a three plan approach to highways including bonds and a pay as you go option and prefers a short ballot with governor appointed department heads to coordinate policy He cites friction between elected officials and proposes the governor’s broadened power with a permanent road program and a 226 million bond issue for roads

Associated Press Austin Dan Moody Highway Department Texas

Amarillo Thursday Weather Forecast Keeps Fair Skies

Amarillo and vicinity expect fair weather through Thursday with mild air and a high near 85 the previous day. Southwest Texas and western New Mexico regions also see fair skies with a cooler trend in the southwest portion. A low pressure area centered over the Panhandle brought light rain yesterday across the southern Plains. Precipitation in the last 24 hours totaled .06 inches.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Panhandle Plains States Mississippi Valley Rocky Mountain British Columbia

Texas Jersey Breeders Hear Dairy Minded Talk at Amarillo Convention

At Amarillo the Texas Jersey Cattle club's annual convention features leaders declaring Texas dairy efforts strong. Delegates hear from prominent Jersey breeders and agricultural workers about state dairy progress and future plans.

Texas Texas Jersey Cattle Club Amarillo Herring Hotel

Dairy club meeting agenda and reports in Texas

Today’s program at 9 30 a m includes opening remarks by W L Stangel Go West Young Man and P F Eaton The Plains Dairy Show A L Ward Feeding Problem in West Texas A B Connor A Dairy Research Program for Texas Surplus Butterfat officer reports committee reports election of officers unfinished business new business adjournment and the meeting of the new board of directors

W. L. Stangel P. F. Eaton Plains Dairy Show A. L. Ward Texas A. B. Connor

West Texas cattle club meeting praises dairy industry growth

Tex as leaders constructive dairy development praised by cattle club members at their first meeting west of Fort Worth. Ed R Mayer crowned new Texas cattle king. Sam F Crabbe receives ten gallon hat. Sightseeing trips organized by Kiwanis, with visits to West Texas State Teachers College and other sites. Mrs Riley Green and J A Rabbitt respond to welcome.

Texas Cattle Club Thme Fort Worth Amarillo Herring Hotel Kiwanis Club West Texas State Teachers College West Texas Ed R. Mayer Board of City Development Sam F. Crabbe American Jersey Cattle Club Panhandle Riley Green Wolfe City J. A. Rabbitt Hillsboro Cy Evans

Beghymers murder verdict shocks York jury over witch lore

John Blymyre was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Nelson Behymer as part of a claim to steal a magical hair lock to lift a hex. The jury, after three ballots, recommended life imprisonment. He plans to appeal. trials for two accomplices follow.

United Press York John Blymyre Nelson Behymer Blymyre Blymyer Cohen John Curry Rehmeyer Rehmyer

Salvation Army leadership shift reported by Daily Mail

The Daily Mail reports General Bramwell Booth has placed Salvation Army administration in a council. Chief of staff F E J Higgins will head the council with Evangeline Booth Catherine Booth and two other commissioners as members, following a surprise move that forestalled a deposement plan.

Associated Press London The Daily Mail Today Bramwell Booth Salvation Army E. J. Higgins Evangeline Booth Catherine Booth

Houston officer wounded in raid prompts liquor seizure

Deputy Sheriff J. E. Brown was wounded in the leg and Jose Herrera was shot in the arm during a raid in Houston. Two 50 gallon stills were seized as two deputies and two Mexicans clashed during the operation. Dispatches from Calcutta also report Afghan fighting near Kabul between Amanullah’s forces and rebels led by Batcha Sakkao gaining ground.

Associated Press Houston J. E. Brown Jose Herrera Calcutta Peshawar Kabul Amanullah Batcha Sakkao

Woman Blinded by Booze Was Prohi Worker

Mrs Thelia Sanford, blinded after a drinking party, was identified by police as Thelia McDaniels who with sister Marguerte aided U S customs agents in Arizona and New Mexico in probing liquor traffic. Thelma Sanford was hospitalized with eye injury. detectives pursue three alleged suppliers as federal cases linked to a smuggling ring.

Tos Angeles Thelia Sanford Sunny Teddy Thelia McDianiels Marguerte United States Customes Arizona New Messen Juanita McDaniels Ster Thelma J. 0. Morgin EL Paso Thelma Sanford McDaniels Leavenworth Kan Phoenix Ariz

Oklahoma Senate Opens Probe in Impeachment Skirmish

A resolution for investigating rumors of corruption tied to the sudden mass resignation of Oklahoma state senators was introduced by Republican floor leader W. J. Otsen in the Senate. The move follows Governor Johnston's warning against personal motives in inquiries and calls for open, fearless investigation to root out abuses while maintaining honesty in state offices.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Senate Oklahoma W. J. Otsen Enid Johnston Anti Administration Agaist O. C. Hammonds

Death results when boy razzes playmate

In Harlingen on January 9, 12 year old Juan Escavero teased friend Augustine Lopez about marksmanship. Lopez fired, Escavero was hit and died of bird shot. Officials announced no charges will be filed against Lopez.

Harlingen Juan Escavero Escavero Augustine Lopez Bird Lopez

Dillon Favors Repeal of Inheritance Tax and Gasoline Levy

Governor Dillon urges repeal of the inheritance tax and the gasoline tax as part of a 39 day session agenda. He calls for a direct appeal to tourists, a six month in state residency requirement for out of state buyers, and proposes dedicating part of the gasoline fund to state publicity. An 80 day legislative timeframe is suggested.

Dillon New Mexico

Governor Dillon outlines agenda for ninth legislature

Governor Dillon sends message from Santa Fe detailing a thirty day session with careful executive budget review and no new appropriations without provision. He urges a plan to depoliticize education and to remove public schools and lands from politics. A committee from each house would inspect state institutions, grant needs within the budget, continue the highway program, and fund state publicity.

Santa FE N. OM Dan Bollowhur B.C. Dillon New Mexico

US Air Lines Connect With Five Nations Inauguration

Five-nation air route linking the United States with Havana Nassau and San Juan began with four Pan American airliners from Miami. Postmaster General New rode the maiden Havana flight as Amelia Earhart and William MacCracken Jr. attended the ceremony marking the start of a three day flying carnival at Milwaukee airport.

Miami Fia United States New Havana San Juan Porto Rico Ceremonicn Pan-American Airways, Inc W. Irving William McCracken, Jr Amelia Earhart Miwini Missy Earhart Mr. MacCracken

Helium Policy Battle Defeats Army Airship Exit

Washington June reports Repsters Marvin Jones Fritz Lanham and Viorsila Jaguardia block moves to remove army helium from lighter than air craft duties. Army to buy about 2 million cubic feet of helium from Amarillo plant for army airships and experiments. Reconditioning the R. S. 1 dirigible also approved for potential service.

Washington Jun House Navy Marvin Jones Fritz Lanham Texas Viorsila Jaguardia New York War Department Tewan Jones Army Amarillo

Plainview to Strictly Enforce Sunday Blue Law

County attorney Royce A. Oxford announced that Texas Sunday laws will be rigidly enforced starting next Sunday. James E. King, manager of a Plainview theater, paid fines for four prior violations and agreed to close on Sundays if other local businesses comply. The sheriff's department will assist in strict enforcement without discrimination.

Plainview Royce A. Oxford James E. King King

Senate Moves to Withdraw Oil Rights from Tex University Lands

The Texas Senate backs a bill to remove oil and gas rights from university land, repeal current lease rules, and probe land office affairs after a dispute involving land commissioner Robison. A joint committee will investigate and lawmakers prepare a nine to four member panel for the inquiry while Robison criticizes the action.

Associated Tress Austin Busineau Korty-firet Moody Sesson Lives General Land Office Senate Committee On Public Lands Texas University J. T. Robison University Board of Regents Robison A. J. Wirtz Joe M Moore Senate A. I House John W. Womsby Robison II Lloyd Price Fort Worth

Eyes Have It In Want Ads Pervade Market Listings

Daily Want Ads reach thousands of readers, offering offerings of every type. Advertisers aim at purchasers renters traders and workers through a wide range of listings. This bustling eye catching section highlights diverse opportunities and needs in a bustling marketplace.

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