Oil lands injunction case delayed as testimony filed
Arguments in the university land office injunction suit over state oil lands were postponed to tomorrow due to attorney illness. R L Wolliday of El Paso testified via deposition. The court will hear three issues including the repeal act's constitutionality and the bid return question. Legislative investigations of the land office drew no new action today.
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University Land Office
R. L. Wolliday
el Paso
University Board of Regents
J. T. Robison
University
Claude Pollard
Robison
Pollard
Regents
Dallas Flu Declines as Deaths Hit Seven Teens
Dallas health officials report seven teen influenza deaths yesterday while Dr. Manton M. Carrie, director of public health, says the epidemic may be declining today. The AP dispatch from Dallas is dated January 15.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Manton M. Carrie
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Wednesday outlooks show fair and warmer conditions for Amarillo and vicinity, with partly cloudy skies in West Texas and unsettled, little changed temperatures in New Mexico. An extensive high pressure system centered over Iowa dominates the region east of the Rockies, bringing colder air to Wyoming Colorado northern New Mexico northern Texas Oklahoma Kansas and the upper Mississippi valley.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Iowa
Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Two Gushers Spark Gray County Pool Comeback
In Gray County Texas the Saunders pool revival yields two new wells. Texas Co Saunders No.7 flows 287 bbls per hour after testing with gas. Plains Drilling Co Saunders No.4 reports 125 bbls per hour with gas. Storage is filling as oil flows freely.
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Saunders Pool
Pampa
Texas-Saunders Pool
Lefors
Panhandle
Texas Co.Saunders No. 7
Plains Drilling Co
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Dallas mail plane forced down by ice on wings
Air mail pilot D. A. Askew, flying from Kansas City to Dallas, landed twice due to ice on his wings. Healdton Oklahoma and Muenster Texas required ice to be scraped from the wings, delaying the Dallas leg by about five hours.
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Associated Press
D. A. Askew
Air Mail Flier
Kansas City
Healdton
Okla
Muenster
Texas
Askew
Helen Wills Announces Engagement to Broker Moody Jr
National women's tennis champion Helen Wills announced engagement to Frederick Moody Jr a San Francisco stock broker in Berkeley California tonight.
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Helen Wills
United Press
Berkeley
Sal
Frederickee Moody, Jr
San Francisco
Robbery At McFarland Grocery On Virginia Street
Two men robbed the McFarland Grocery at 410 Virginia Street around 3 a.m. They took more than 25 dollars from the cash register after holding the proprietor at gunpoint. J. G. McFarland notified police and gave a description. officials pursued clues.
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McFarland
Virginia Street
J. G. McFarland
Borger Man Fined After Death Threat in County Court
N. C. Colburn of Borger was arrested by the sheriff's department and fined $100 and costs in county court for carrying a pistol. Colburn threatened to kill a man when arrested.
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N. C. Colburn
Borger
Sheriff's Department
Colburn
Miners Escape Double Blast In Sands Mine
In Rivesville West Virginia on January 15 a mining disaster left one dead ten burned and nine unharmed when twin explosions hit the Sands mine of Continental Coal Co. as about 200 workers left. Officials counted the underground crew after nine surfaced. Fire squads battled a fire while seven were hospitalized and three treated at the mine. James Christopher the mine superintendent was among the injured.
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Associated Press
Rivesville
W. Va
Continental Coal Company
James Christopher
Christopher
Amarillo Airport Bid Night Delayed by Absent Officials
The commissioners meeting was postponed due to Mayor Lee Bivins and Commissioner W H Brymer being out of the city. Bids will be received tonight for the Amarillo airport and hangar construction.
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Lee Bivins
W. H. Brymer
Amarillo
Quail Limit Reached By Amarillo Hunters
Wade Holman and Ben Henson left at 8 p.m. and returned by 6 p.m. after driving 80 miles into Donley County. They hunted about ninety minutes with three dogs and brought back a limit of 12 quail each, reflecting the late season.
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Wade Holman
Ben Henson
Donley County
Moody sworn in as Texas governor in quiet inauguration night
Governor Moody takes the oath on the same Bible used for Sam Houston and thanks voters. Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller also sworn in by Chief Justice Cureton. Bands from the University of Texas and other colleges provided music. Moody pledges a progressive administration and fidelity to Texas citizens.
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Austin
Tex
Gov. Neff
Gov. Moody
Sam Houston
Dan Moody, Jr
Moody
Capital
University of Texas, North Texas Junior Agricultural College
John Tarleton
Junior Agricultural College
Capitol
M. Cureton
Supreme Court
Barry Miller
Hoover's trip delayed until after March 4
President elect Hoover told callers he cannot make a planned goodwill tour of Cuba and the West Indies before his inauguration on March 4. He indicated a likely West Indies trip after taking office and expressed a possible visit to Mexico City while considering requests to travel in Texas.
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Washington
Hoover
Cuba
West Indies
Hugo Hartenstein
Luis Machado
American Chamber of Commerce
Havana
Mexico City
Texas
Mother of Mrs Coolidge Listed Not Quite Well
Mrs Lemira B Goodhue mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge wife of the president was reported not quite so well at Dickinson hospital Northampton Mass she has been seriously ill since December 11 1927 the report stated tonight
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Mass
Lemira B. Goodhue
Calvin. Coolidge
Dickinson Hospital
Texas Prohibition Seizures Reach New High in 1928
Fort Worth reports from W. J. Smith show Texas saw 3,462 arrests for violation of national prohibition laws in 1928. Authorities seized 745 stills and 123 vehicles used for illegal transport, plus substantial manufacturing equipment destroyed. total liquor and equipment value well over 2 million dollars.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dan
Texas
W. J. Smith
Mth
Smith
Standard Oil in Fight for Stock Control
Rockefller and Stewart factions clash over control of the Standard Oil company of Indiana ahead of the March 7 shareholder meeting at Whiting. Court of proxy battles, employee stockholder stakes, and potential parent-company intervention loom as both sides seek proxies and public opinion shifts.
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New York
Rockefeller
Stewart
Curb Exchange
Standard Oil Company of
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Col
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana Corporation
Whiting
Ind
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Wall Street
Standhard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Two Bodies Found in Same Grave in Corsicana
Carl Steward negro undertaker was charged with desecrating a grave after officers discovered Ellis Ragsdale and Will Porterhouse buried in the same grave. Porterhouse’s casket lay atop Ragsdale’s, according to investigators.
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Associated Press
Corsicana
Texas
Carl Steward
Ellis Ragsdale
Will Porterhouse
Porterhouse
Ragsdale
Borger Officials Cleared Without Trial in Malfeasance Probes
Borger mayor Glen A. Face and three city officials were freed when malfeasance indictments for 1928 counts were quashed or dismissed in district court on January 16. Judge Newton P. Willis and District Attorney John A. Holmes cited lack of evidence and improper indictments in dismissals affecting Face Wiggins Crabtree Ford and Sam Jones.
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Glen A. Face
Newton P. Willis
John A. Holmes
Pace
J. Barnett
Willis
Holmes
J. E B. Wiggins
Tis
John Crabtree
John Ford
Sam Jones
Borah Allows Explanatory Report on Kellogg Treaty Move
Senate approves an explanatory report by the foreign relations committee on the Kellogg pact with 86 votes in favor and 4 against. Chairman Borah authorized the report asserting no changes or reservations to the treaty, emphasising self defence and the Monroe doctrine as core defenses.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Renato Horah
America
Johnson
California
Glass
Virginia
Paris
Kellogg
Matigna
Sen~ator Borah
Suspect Foul Play Suspect Sub Hawsers Severed
Bridgeport reporters state a hawser connecting the submarine defender and the navy salvage ship Mallard was found nearly severed before towing to Block Island. Experts testified at a naval inquiry that the hawser was cut deliberately suggesting foul play.
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Jan We Ahavser
Mmon Lake
Defender
Navy
Hlock Island
On the Sidewalks of Amarillo Clothing and Homes Advertised
The News-Globe announces an ad campaign to reach buyers for homes, cast-off clothing, and a junior bicycle as it expands its street outreach into Amarillo neighborhoods and households.
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