Al and Dan Talk Follows Big Meeting In Texas
Amid capstone talk in Austin the Democratic convention location Houston fueled whispers on Moody as Smith running mate. Officials say Texas delegation could be uninstructed as a courtesy while Moody’s prospects spark debate among politicians and temperance leaders.
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Capitol
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Houston
Moody
al Smith
New York
Smith
Texas
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Seguin
A. E. Wood
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Administration
Weather data fragment with missing details
Fragmentary weather report shows times from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. with unclear values for temperature highs and lows. Incomplete data prevents full reconstruction of conditions or locations.
Officials of Blind School Exonerated
A grand jury in Austin decides no state school officials will be charged over the Christmas Eve death of a 13 year old inmate at the state feeble minded institute. Dr. J W Bradfield testified two sub normal girls allegedly strangled the child with a rag during a disturbance. The board members said they first learned of the case today.
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Associated Press
Austin
J. W. Bradfield
Grand
Bradfield
Former broker gets Sing Sing sentence
Herman W. Booth, expelled New York Stock Exchange member, was sentenced to not less than ten years in Sing Sing for theft totaling more than $3,000,000 from clients of his former brokerage.
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Herman W. Booth
New York Stock Exchange
Sing Sing
Brownwood Man Elected Texas Farm Bureau President
H G Lucas of Brownwood was elected president of the Texas farm bureau federation at the 1988 convention in Dallas. J E Montgomery of Tynan was named vice president, L R Campbell re elected secretary treasurer, and A M White of Kleburg County was chosen director to replace W S Callaway. The federation endorsed the McNary Haugen bill, praising its farm surpluses control mechanism and the equalization fee aiding cooperative handling for members and non members alike.
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Dallas
Texas
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
McNary- Haugen
Lucas
W. D. Farris
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J. E. Montgomery
Tynan
L. R. Campbell
A. M. White
Kleburg County
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Harlingen
Frank P. First
Clint
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Mount Vernon
Dewitt Henderson
Minneola
G. W. Holloway
Howe
Carl Stiles
Waxahachie
J. M. Ackerman
Navasota
T. W. Handler
Belton
R. W. Cole
Easterly
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South
Prominent Banker Dies at 59 in East Orange
Colonel Clarence Hodson prominent New York investment banker died at his East Orange home today at age 59. He served on the board of governors of Washington College Baltimore and was vice president of the Southern Society.
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Texas Representative Proposes $65000 Boundary Survey
Representative C. B. Eudspeth of Texas introduced a bill for a $65,000 appropriation to survey the Mexican boundary line from El Paso to Fort Quitman. The action signals planned border mapping and potential treaty considerations for the region in question.
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French Fliers Meet Lindbergh at Campo Lindbergh
Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Lebrix arrived at Campo Lindbergh Panama after flying from Guayaquil Ecuador. They sought to reach Panama before Lindbergh’s Venezuela flight. President Chiari and cabinet welcomed the pair who had flown France to South America and were en route to the United States.
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South America
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Troops Ordered to Preserve Order in Oyster War
Richmond Virginia January 13 Governor Byrd ordered Company K of the Virginia National Guard a Norfolk unit to preserve order in the Mobjack Bay oyster war warning that serious conflicts could erupt as coastal fishermen clash over oyster harvesting rights and licensing.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Byrd
Virginia National Guard
Norfolk
Amarillo ROTC Talk At Reserve Officers Lunch
Reserve Officers association plans a noon luncheon at the Amarillo hotel to discuss establishing an ROTC unit at Amarillo High School and the national push for aviation preparedness. Captain W D Burger notes Amarillo’s size and lack of official military training.
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Amarillo High School
United States
Reserve Officers Association
Amarillo
W. D. Burger
Witnesses Testify in Bank Hearing Over Talley Conduct
More than a dozen Texas and Louisiana bankers testified at a Dallas federal reserve board hearing on removing Governor Lynn P. Talley of the Eleventh District. They rebutted earlier claims of discourtesy and supported his administration amid plans for an executive session to elect officers and possible congressional action. Testifiers included Alf Morris Winnsboro David Murphy Mexia Gus Taylor Tyler W M Dees Arcadia and J Willis Shreveport.
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Dallas
Lynn P. Talley
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
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Texas
Louisiana
Taley
J. P. Williams
Mineral Wells
Tex
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Winnsboro
David Murphy
Mexia
Gus Taylor
Tyler
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Arcadia
J. Willis
Shreveport
Pedestrian Struck by Car Then Fist Attack in Kansas City
Thomas M. Mellody, 68, was knocked down by a motor car in Kansas City last night. The driver left the scene and punched Mellody in the face while he lay in the street, then drove off after making remarks about pedestrians who get in the way of motorists. Mellody reported the incident to police.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Thomas M. Mellody
Mellody
Coolidge Heads South for Key West to Cuba Trip
President Coolidge travels with a notable party toward Key West to sail for Havana for the Pan American congress. Secretaries Kellogg Wilbur Hughes and families accompany him as a long 86 passenger special train departs Washington. An Jacksonville stop and Miami detour are planned.
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New Farm Bill Proposed By House Democrat Aswell
Rep. Aswell introduces a farm relief bill in the House tying McNary Haugen style measures to a revolving fund of 400 million dollars. It allocates 250 million for losses under marketing agreements and the remaining 150 million for loans to cooperative associations. The fund would be financed from the treasury and commodity sales profits.
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Jury Tampering Alleged in Harry Hill Murder Case
Ottawa US January 13 State's Attorney R O Hanson opened court with charges of jury tampering in the Harry Hill murder case. He cited Edward Barrett a third venire panel member and Carl Kratz a discharged panelist who allegedly said the case is worth 1000 to 2000 dollars.
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Harry Hill
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J. A. Davis
Edward Barrett
Carl Kratz
Woman Charged With Kidnapping in Corsicana Case
In Corsicana Texas on January 13 County Attorney L J Woods filed a complaint charging kidnapping against Mrs C B McElmurry tied to the disappearance of her two children from the state orphans home. The woman allegedly took the children after requesting to see them and vanished with them for an unknown destination. The children had been placed in the state home on October 25 1927 by district judge commitment and no trace of the woman had been found by Friday.
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Associated Press
Corsicana
Texas
L. J. Woods
C. B. McElmurry
Senator Seeks 65 000 for Mexico border survey
A bill to appropriate 65 000 for the international boundary commission to survey and fix the Texas United States border from El Paso to Fort Quitman was introduced in the Senate by Senator Sheppard Democrat Texas. The measure was referred to the foreign relations committee.
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United Press
Washington
International Boundary Commission
United States
el Paso
Fort Quitmaan
Texas
Senate
Sheppard
Foreign Relations Committee
Hunt Denied Separate Trial in Thoms Case
Superior Judge Carlos Hardy refused Welby Hunts request for a separate trial from co defendant William Edward Hickman in the murder of C Ivy Thoma at a Rose Hill drugstore. Hunts 16 must face joint trial with Hickman with a February 1 date pending the Marian Parker case resolution.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Carlos Hardy
Welby Hunt
William Edward Hickman
C. Ivy Thoma
Hunt
Hickman
Rose Hill
A. Gray Gilmer
Marian Parker
Hardy
Gilmer
Wellington Man Badly Burned in Fuel Mix Up
Special to The News from Wellington Texas reports W D Aldridge a farmer five miles northeast of town suffered severe burns and his nearly new home was destroyed after he poured gasoline he mistook for kerosene on a fire He was taken to the local hospital in grave condition.
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Wellington
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W. D. Aldridge
Aldridge
Man Arrested In Flint In Kidnap Slaying Of Dorothy Schneider
A man arrested in Flint, Michigan, matched the sedan description used in the kidnapping and death of Dorothy Schneider, a six year old, found slain near Mount Morris. Police held the suspect pending further inquiry as $1000 reward funds were posted in Genesee County.
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Associated Press
Flint, Mich
Dorothy Schneider
Mount Morris
Wichita Falls Politician Enters Lieutenant Governor Race
Senator J. De Parnell of Wichita Falls declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He promised a formal announcement soon and a platform of at least four issues after a Houston conference with friends. Headquarters will be opened in Houston with central location undecided.
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Associated Press
Houston
J. de Parnell
Wichita Falls
Houste
More Dictionaries Are Coming to News Globe Readers
Demand for News- Globe dictionaries has exhausted current supply. Publishers expect shipment to Amarillo within a week. Readers awaiting mailed copies are asked to wait until new stock arrives.
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Amarillo
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