Panhandle Snow and Cold Hit Texas and Ohio Regions
Snow totals reach up to three inches in the Panhandle with Texas towns like Texline Dalhart Clarendon Shamrock and Molushoe reporting varied depths. Temperatures dip to single digits while crop prospects gain moisture amid ongoing cold waves and flood relief in Indiana.
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Hr. T. Collman
Mercury
Texas Panhandle
Texline
Dalhart
Fort Worth
Denver
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Clarendon
Here
Shamrock
Weather summaries for regions across the Southwest
Unity Thursday fair with generally fair skies in West Texas and New Mexico unsettled with possible snow in the north. Amarillo hour by hour temperatures shown, with a 24 hour precipitation total of .20 inches ending yesterday at 4 p.m.
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Unity
West Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo
Defiant Arizona Trio Sought in Coleman Bank Holdup
Arizona trio including M. Glen Dague Albert Winthrop and Joe Wells faced charges after a gunfight with deputies at Chandler and a kidnapping robbery scheme. Wells and Dague admitted robberies in El Paso and a Texas bank hold up while the woman claimed different identities and suffered a neck wound. Officers seek trial in Arizona for assault with intent to murder and kidnapping for robbery.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Company
Pennsylvania
Texas
Arizona
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Mildred Winthrop
West Virginia
Donnie
M. Glen Dague
Aling Albert Winthrop
Joe E. Wells
Coleman
Tex
Dague
Brady Paul
Pinal County
Maricopa County
Chandler
Lee Wright
Joe Chapman
Sheriff's Office
Wells
McAlester
Ohlo
Schroeder
el Paso
Chinese Ship Helpers Held in Smuggling Ring Case
In Houston on January 15, two Chinese seamen Chan Hee and Harry Wong were charged with smuggling aliens, while nine other Chinese men aboard in Chile were charged with illegal entry. The case ties a large smuggling ring across San Francisco New York New Orleans and Houston. The Toluma sailed from Port Houston to the Panama Canal without bond as officers questioned none aboard.
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Associated Press
Houston
U. S
Winston McMahon
Chile
Toluma
New Orleans
Chan Hee
Ching Hay
Harry Wong
Wong Chang
San Francisco
New York
United States
Messboy
Donkeyman
Port Houston
Panama Canal
Hemphill seeks $700000 bond to pave state highways
Hemphill county residents circulate petitions to call a special election on a $700,000 bond issue to pave state highways 35 and 4. State highway engineer Gibb Gilchrist estimates total cost at $1,524,000 with the county share at $500,000 and an extra $200,000 for 100 foot right of ways and lateral road aid.
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Hemphill
Gibb Gilchrist
National Wool Marketing Association outlines 1930 plan
Washington Jan 15 The National Wool Marketing Association plans to acquire as much of the 1930 clip as possible and launch operations within ten days. Wool stocks will be stored at production points to meet demand, with no storage bottlenecks. The group proposes pre-shearing advances up to $1 per sheep to help producers, as co operatives prepare to deliver fleece to a central sales agency. Permanent HQ expected in Boston, with current work from Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Wool Marketing Association
J. B. Wilson
Farm Board
Wilson
National Advisory Committee For
Boston
Canadian Subscribes $1500 for Rural Telephone Line
Canadian business men pledged more than $1500 to build a rural telephone line serving seven communities north of Hemp Hill Lipscomb and Ochiltree counties. The drive followed a Chamber of Commerce meeting where H S Wilbur announced a proposed company to be formed for $5000. About $3000 of the total is already subscribed by district farmers.
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Hemphill
Lipscomb
Ochiltree
Chamber of Commerce
H. S. Wilbur
L. A. McAdams
McAdams
Earthquakes Rattle Southern California Shaking Mojave to Coast
Two brief quakes, at 4 25 and 4 35 pm, jolted Southern California from the Mojave desert to San Diego. No serious damage reported beyond broken dishes and telecommunication interruptions. Los Angeles buildings rocked gently as flagpoles swayed, while northern areas saw sharper jolts.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
California
Mojave Desert
San Diego
Pacific Ocean
Imboo
Niland
Coachella Valley
L. A
Santa Barbara
Kidnapper Kanady Sentenced to Twenty Years in Texas
A Welker Kanady pleaded guilty to robbery with firearms in Waco Texas and received a twenty year penitentiary sentence for abducting Dr. C G Swift Jr during a wild night ride. Kanady expressed remorse and thanked the jury for leniency as Mrs Kanady accompanied him. The jury deliberated about thirty minutes before delivering the verdict.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
A. Welker Kanady
C. G. Swift
Dallas
Kanady
Pilot Drowned Overshoots Saratoga Deck in Bay
Lieut. L. J. Waters of the battle fleet air squadron died after overshooting the U S Saratoga landing deck and sinking in 235 fathoms of water in San Diego. Aviation Pilot Marvel, who flew with Waters, escaped and was rescued. Waters had been held as a prisoner aboard the ship.
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United Press
San Diego
Calif
L. J. Waters
Battle Fleet
Saratoga
Marvel
Waters
Cotton Farmers To Cut Acreage Under 40 Million Target
A national drive to reduce U S cotton acreage to 40 million acres was launched by the American Cotton Co operative Association directors. A supervising committee led by Dr Tait Butler Sam L Moley and N Williamson will push farmers to leave 6 million acres fallow and to avoid planting on ground not yielding at least one third of a bale per acre, citing the Farm Board warning against overplanting.
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American Cotton Co-operative Association
Dallas
Texas
Federal Farm Board
Moser
Intense Preparations For Hearing On Santa Fe Line
Intensive preparations are under way for the January 22 hearing before Examiner Sullivan of the Interstate Commerce Commission on the Amarillo Las Animas line of the Santa Fe. 8 J Cols, traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce, leads the readiness effort as Moore and Sherman counties prepare testimony and exhibits for action.
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Sullivan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amarillo
Las Animas
Santa Fe
J. Cols
Chamber of Commerce
Wlx
Moore
Sherman
Cole
Rock Island President Opposes Santa Fe Spur to Dumas
President J. E. Gorman asserts the Santa Fe plan from Spearman to Dumas is unnecessary and would steal scarce revenues from the Liberal line. He cites $8 million already spent on Amarillo-Liberal and a projected $1.7 million Dalhart to Moree project, accusing the Spearman-Dumas route of invading Rock Island territory after a Chicago visit with the committee.
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Gray
Panhandle
Rock Island
Amarillo
Liberal
Rock Island Railway
Santa Fe
Dumas
Spearman
The
Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Gorman
Mr. Gorman
Chicago
Dalhart
Moree
Gorman
Panhandle Plains Insists on 1930 Immigration Drive Plan
A Panhandle Plains Inc general meeting in Amarillo outlines a vigorous 1930 immigration campaign. Howard Ferguson will present a work plan as officers and board set policies. delegates from three railroads participate at a noon luncheon with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Panhandle-Plains, Inc
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Ferguson
Ferguson
J. W. Stevens
Tulsa
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
Howard A. Ferguson
O. V. Vernon
H. M. Luna
F. H. Hill
Panhandie
E. B. Black
Hereford
O. H. Lloyd
Vega
Maury Hopkins
Plainview
J. A. Hill
Canyon
George Briggs
Pampa
H. W. Clutter
Hughes Trial Likely Continued In Canyon Court
J M Hughes a Amarillo cook faces murder charges in the death of Sam Hutton painter last September The district attorney may seek a continuance to the next term with defense not opposing The case arose from a free for all fight and Hughes was indicted by the Randall County grand jury last week
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J. M. Hughes
Amarillo Cook
Sam Hutton
Painter
Canyon
Cine Cref
Edw. W. Thomerson
Hutton
Hughes
Randall County
Police to Use Machine Guns and Tear Bombs
Michigan state police plan to deploy machine guns and tear bombs in a determined effort to stop rum running between Detroit Chicago and the southwest. The announcement came tonight from Oscar G Olander state commissioner of public safety outlining the new enforcement measures.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Southwest
Oscar G. Olander
Texas Millionaire Takes Own Life Amid Nervous Turmoil
Ray R Urban of Hempstead Texas described as a millionaire died by suicide today coroner's verdict cites nervous disorders. His 9 year old daughter Catherine found him in bed with a pistol nearby after a six week nervous collapse. He owned diverse property ran cotton buying and private banking interests and had ties to Raccoon Bend oil field operations.
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Associated Press
Hempstead
Texas
Ray R. Urban
Catherine
Houston
South Texas
Raccoon Bend
Jury Still Out on Panhandle Robbery Case Involving Bert Smith
Acquitted Bert Smith, a Lelia Lake gin operator, in the Stinnett bank robbery case. J. W. Adams convicted earlier and Franks pleaded guilty with possible suspended sentence. Senator Small testified for Smith as Adams goes to trial and a fourth suspect, Torrance Popjoy, awaits separate proceedings.
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Panhandle
Bert Smith
Lelia Lake
Stinnett Bank
Alway
J. W. Adams
R. A. Franks
Franks
Adams
Smith
Adama
Stinnett
Borger
Amarillo
Torrance Popjoy
Donley
Small
Wellington
Mid Year Graduates urged to find jobs now
Employers monitor the Globe-News Situation Wanted pages for rising talent. Students are urged to place early ads at Want Ad Headquarters with low rates, avoiding last minute rush.
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Globe-News
Globe News
Hic
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