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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1931

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Two Measures Up For Vote In Texas Legislature

The Texas legislature enters its second week facing two urgent items the first a bill to allow half of local property taxes to be paid late until July 1 and the second a rules dispute tied to a new constitutional framework For the tax bill Governor-elect Sterling urged an emergency move. Senator O Neals plan could pass by February 1 to be effective this year. The rules issue stems from revised introduction and debate timelines with two thirds support required for action. Legislative paths point toward Austin for the inauguration of Governor-elect Sterling and Lieutenant-Governor-elect Witt with an official inaugural ball planned.

Associated Press Austin Forty Second Texas Senate State Affairs Committee Ben G. O'Neal Ross Sterling Dan Moody O'Neal Wichita Falls House Senate Capitol City Ross S&s. Sterling Edgar E. Witt

Raid at Rex Hotel Uncovers Graft Evidence in Chicago

Chicago authorities describe a Rex hotel raid as a key blow against organized crime. Detectives seized books and ledgers detailing operations earnings and payoffs to police politicians and officials linked to Capone gang activity. Records to be shown to a grand jury with implications across Cook County government.

Associated Press Chicago Rex Special Grand Jury Investi Lic Charles J. Mueller Charles E. Loundsbury The Herald and Examiner Cook County Congress of the United States

Second death from tragedy near Guymion

Harold Stewart aged 21 died at Epworth Hospital after an auto wreck two and a half miles southwest of Guymon. Buck Turner, the first fatality, had died four hours after the crash. The car overturned twice when a radius rod broke. Driver C D Rainey and occupant Dale Mahan were slightly injured. Funeral plans incomplete.

Guymon Okla Harold Stewart Epworth Hospital Buck Turner C. D. Rainey Dale Mahan Stewart Mattie Stewart A. E. Stewart Turner

Bonds 10 Build Hospital Fail 10 Pass at El Paso

El Paso voters defeated county bond issues totaling 810000 for a new county hospital flood control and road improvements. The 550000 hospital issue drew 2505 votes, 249 short of a majority, while road bonds failed to reach a two thirds majority.

EL Paso Associated Preas Texas

Dog Bark Saves Five in Corpus Christi Home Fire

A barking dog awakened the Erwin family at their rural Corpus Christi area home early today, allowing A. C. Erwin and four others to escape a blaze that engulfed the residence and threatened lives. The dog’s alertness was credited with saving five people from the fire.

Corpus Christi A. C. Erwin

Bathhouse John Coughlin Crowned Loop King Again

Chicago’s Bathhouse John Coughlin, 70, remains the Loop’s uncrowned king. He seeks a 19th alderman term amid skyscraper growth and his famed poetic, sartorial reign. He sparred with Milwaukee over city hall smells, sending a sharp jab about Limburger cheese.

Chicago Chicago Loop John” Coughlin John H. Coughlin Turkish Baths First Ward City Hall

Father of Slain Girl Charged With Murder

A. B. Johnson, grieving father of 17 year old Elizabeth Johnson, was released on $10,000 bond after being charged with the murder of O. L. Adams at a Texas cleaning shop. Adams was shot while delivering a pressed suit. Elizabeth died in a car outside a church. Robert L. Williams faced a separate probe but was not indicted. Adams hoped reconciliation with his estranged wife before leaving to Vinton, La.

Associated Press Port Arthur Texas A. B. Johnson Liberty O. L. Adams Adams Johnson Elizabeth Johnson First Methodist Church South Robert L. Williams Austin University of Texas Williams Miss Johnson May Ratcliffe Adams J. E. Ratcliffe Vinton

Maryville Calmed After Threat of Violent Visit

In Maryville Missouri on January 18 residents faced a shaken night as rumors spread of armed groups seeking vengeance for a lynching. Mayor W C Garrett requested National Guard intervention, Gov Henry S Caulfield ordered a local unit deployed then released at dawn with no raiders seen.

Associated Press Maryville Missouri College Town W. C. Garrett Henry S. Caulfield National Guard L. L. Edwards Alice Ward St. Joseph Kansas City

Chillicothe Bonds Found in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City authorities reported custody of two men detained as suspects in the $12,000 theft of Chillicothe Texas waterworks bonds. Eleven of the twelve bonds were recovered after one suspect tried to dispose of one. The bonds, stored at Chillicothe City Hall, had been retired and paid on top of the packet. The theft was first detected when the man was arrested.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Okla Chillicothe Texas Hardeman County Charles A. Becker Chillicothe City Hall

Hoover Plans Ten Million To Red Cross

President Hoover proposed a ten million dollar Red Cross relief drive and appointed a citizen committee led by Calvin Coolidge and Alfred E. Smith. He pressed Congress to fund twenty five million dollars in federal relief while urging voluntary support as the nation faces disaster. Senator Reed urged delaying the relief vote to February 9 to finish the Red Cross drive, but leaders expect approval in both houses.

Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith Congress Red Cross Hoover Reed Republican Pennsylvania Senate Robinson Black Alabama House

State highway bond issue to go before law body

Austin Texas January 18 A sweeping plan to fund highway building and maintenance statewide faces a legislative hearing as Senator Walter Woodul proposes a 200 million dollar state highway bond issue. Opposition surfaces with proposed reallocations of gasoline tax and school funding.

Associated Press Austin Tex Texas Walter Woodul Houston Woodul J. R. Donnell Hillsboro Highway Department C. J. Sherrill Bellevue House State Highway Department

Mother Well Known Stock Man Is Dead

Special to The Newa Miami, Jan. 18. Mrs Ellen O Loughlin mother of Milo O Loughlin prominent stock man of Roberts county died at the home of her son at 4 36 Sunday afternoon after a short illness. Mrs O Loughlin was one of the old timers of the Panhandle having come with her husband from Pierceville Kansas in 1875. They loaded two wagons and began the journey to establish Fort Elliott near Mobeetie. U S soldiers aided them across the Canadian River. The O Loughlins lived at Fort Elliott for years then moved to Miami. Mr O Loughlin died years ago. Funeral arrangements not completed.

Miami Ellen O’loughlin Milo O'Loughlin Roberts County O'Loughlin Panhandle Thomas O'Loughlin Pierceville Kansas Fort Elliott Mobeetie

Labor Government Faces Overthrow In Education Bill Clash

London Jan 18. With Parliament reconvening the Labor government faces multiple tests that could topple it. The education bill enters committee stage Wednesday and a religious dispute intensifies as Catholics and Free Church groups clash over grants to non-provided schools run by religious bodies.

Associated Press London Great Britain Free Church Commons Loggerhead

Paroled Convict Shot and Killed in Texarkana

In Texarkana Arkansas George Griffin 35 a paroled Texas convict was shot dead at his home. Deputy Sheriff John McCall Bowie County Texas surrendered to Miller county Arkansas officers after the shooting and was held without bond. A preliminary hearing was set for tomorrow. McCall accompanied Texarkana Arkansas police during a raid seeking liquor and said he joined to search for stolen automobile tires from Texarkana Texas.

Associated Press Texarkana Ark George Griffin Texas John McCall Bowie County Miller County Arkansas McCall H. G. Holmes T. C. Sewell Martin Banks

India to Get Federal Plan Under Sankey Report

The Indian round table in London nears a federal constitution outline granting internal control to India while crown powers remain for defense and external relations. The plan blends British and American features amid Hindu Moslem tensions and a Ramsay MacDonald pledge of substantial agreement on the main framework. In Mexico, a week of earthquakes leaves at least 106 dead, with Oaxaca hardest hit and Tres Marías prisoners unsettled by subterranean shocks.

Associated Press London India American Congress Sankey Ramsay Maconald MacDonald Federal Assembly Senate House of Representatives Mexico Tres Marias Oaxaca

Massive Rock Fall At Niagara Falls Crest

Thousands of tons of rock tumbled from the crest between Prospect Point and Luna Island in Niagara Falls New York. Erosion continued for hours from midnight to 6 am. A new rock pile 80 to 100 feet high formed at the falls foot, reshaping the chasm and extending about 300 feet from Luna Island.

Niagara Falls N. Y Luna Island Prospect Point

Daisy Says Lot More Is To Be Given

Los Angeles January 18 Danny De Boe ex secretary of Clara Yow piles up court transcripts ahead of testimony in the grand theft trial seeking $15,400 from the film star. Daisy promises more Hollywood secrets and clashes with Clara as the case heats up with Denials and counter threats expected in court tomorrow.

Los Angeles Danny de Boe Clara Yow Hollywood Daisy Clara

Workman crushed to death between cars at rail camp

John Leonard of Glabben Missouri a brake man on the donkey train was crushed between two dump cars at Marsh Brothers Gardinier camp building the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Boise City His watch stopped at 2 07 signaling the moment The body was brought to Amarillo by Blackburn Funeral Home No relatives found yet A bank book dated 1926 was found on the body Funeral arrangements await word from relatives or authorization from Associated Indemnity Corporation to bury locally

John Leonard Glabben Marsh Brothers & Gardinier Leonard Sharp & Fellows Amarillo Boise City Blackburn Funeral Home Missouri Associated Indemnity Corporation

Two Amarillo Burglaries By Professionals Hit Stores

Two burglaries in Amarillo Saturday night netted between 75 and 800 dollars. Mellroy's Market on Ninth Avenue and Harrison Street was entered by prying hinges, stealing cash from a strong box on the balcony offices. Enlisted suspects reportedly touched nothing else. At Arnholz Coffee Company, 410 East Fifth Street, burglars pried a front door with a pinch bar, knocked off a safe knob, and took less than 75 dollars. Police found doors broken and safes opened after midnight.

Mellroy Ninth Avenue Harrison Street Mansel Merriman Oity Pollee Arnhols Enoet Fifth Street

George M Ledford Buried Sunday In Local Funeral

George M Ledford 62, prominent local contractor, died at his home 1710 Taft Street after a week of illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Griggs Funeral Chapel at 3 p m conducted by Dr Thomson and Rev Snodgrass. Burial followed in Lian Cemetery with Woodmen of the World directing. Survived by his wife and three brothers and a sister, including Va Ledford of Hayesville and Nolan Ledford of Long Beach. He was a member of Polk Street Methodist Church and several fraternal orders.

Griggs George M. Ford Hig Taft Street D R. Thomson Centre Presbyterian Church R. C. Snodgrass Theirst Christian Church H. Harris Harry Guiberson B Murphy Albert Randall Thomas Ladd Ray Wells Roy Burke Charles Hall Lian Cemetery Woodmen of the World Ledford Va Ledford Hayesville N. C Ohio Polk Street U. W

Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity

Amarillo and vicinity see fair skies and little temperature change on Monday. Oklahoma and West Texas experience fair conditions with minimal temperature variation Tuesday and Wednesday. East Texas remains fair inland with partial coastal cloudiness and light to moderate northerly winds along the coast.

Amarillo Vicinity Oklahoma Weat Texas East

Texans Set Inauguration on Capitol South Portico

About 10 000 Texans were to witness the inaugural on a platform projecting from the Capitol South Portico. Ross Sterling would receive the reins from Gov elect Dan Moody with Edgar Witt as Lt Governor elect. Chief Justice Cureton to administer the oath. The first civic arrivals reached Austin as preparations for the ceremony continued.

Associated Press Austin Capitol Ross Sterling Dan Moody Texas Edgar E

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