Bohannan Tate Shooting In Clovis Shocks Town
In Clovis on main street G C Bohannan 55 and son Carl 19 were shot dead by W Tate 55 a Curry county auctioneer. A coroner's jury ruled the Bohannans died at Tate’s hands amid a long feud. Tate held in jail as district attorney sets preliminary hearing date. police keep vigilant after the deadly encounter in front of Citizens' bank.
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Clovis
G. C. Bohannan
Carl Bohannan
W. Tate
Curry County
Tate
Bohannan
Citizens’ Bank
Gary
John Bohannan
John Ohannan
Charley Bohannan
Weather Outlook for Panhandle and Southwest States
Today unsettled and colder Panhandle region. Oklahoma unsettled with probable snow flurries and colder day. East Texas mostly cloudy with local rain near the coast and rising south temperatures. West Texas mostly cloudy with unsettled conditions in east and north and colder in north and extreme west. New Mexico unsettled with possible snow in the north and colder south Monday and Tuesday. Weather winds along coastal areas are light to moderate northeasterly.
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Panhandle
Oklahoma
East Texas
West Texas
New Mexico
Associated Press
Chicago
Middlewest
Rocky Mountains
North Central
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Arkansas
American Red Cross
Carmi
Mount Carmel
Ills
Vincinnes
Ind
Red Cross
Eight Miners Die in Virginia Coal Mine Blast
Eight miners killed and four injured in an explosion at Lilly Brook Coal Company Number 1 mine near Lilly Brook ten miles from Beckley. Bodies of six Black men and two white men recovered four hours after blast. The most seriously injured man found beside the dead, burned. other two injured walked out unaided before rescue crews reached the entry.
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Virginia
Lilly
Three Fliers Killed In Plane Dives Into Florida Lake
A cabin monoplane plunged into Lake Worth in Palm Beach Florida killing pilot William Lindley and mechanics Arthur Amps and Ed Lipsey. Ed S Butler and Elder Stossel were injured. The cause of the crash was not known.
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Florida Lake
Associated Press
Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
ED Lipsey
Daytona Beach
Ed S. Butler
Miami
Elder Stossel
West Palm Beach
Highways Blocked East After Snow Storm
Snow from last week has largely melted but drifts still block highways east of the city. No bus service was run to Oklahoma City Enid Wichita Falls and Fort Worth while routes elsewhere remained in operation.
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H. T. Collman
United States
Union
Oklahoma City
Enid
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Boiler Blast Kills Two at Dallas
In Dallas a steam oiler explosion at the Blue Ribbon laundry killed J. B. Gilliland and fatally hurt his brother Roy C. Gilliland, seriously injuring Cobb Vanway. The blast shattered windows for blocks, with debris raining on rooftops as 13 firefighters responded. The Gilliland brothers owned the plant.
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Associated Press
Dallas
J. B. Gilliland
Roy C. Gilliland
Cobb Vanway
Blue Ribbon
Gilliland Brothers
Constable Johnson Arrests Eight on Sunday Night
Eight arrests Sunday night mark Constable Allen S. Johnson’s record. Two men Duff Stanley and Frank Roddy were released on bonds of $1,000 after charges of possession and transportation of liquor. The remaining six faced drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges, all pleading guilty and paying fines in justice court.
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Allen S. Johnson
Duff Stanley
Frank Roddy
Johnson
Justice Court
New Records Forecast for Public Work Spending in 1929
Secretary Lamont cites reports showing $7.0 billion in public works and utilities spending this year, not counting private construction. Last year private outlays surpassed $3.0 billion, risking a 1929 total over $10.0 billion if kept up. Department of Commerce returns estimate $3.325 billion in public works and federal construction for the year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lamont
Department of Commerce
John M. Gries
Waning Love of Church Pointed by Local Pastor
In Detroit a pastor defines waning church love as a danger to faith and service. Rev A W Fechner of West Amarillo Baptist presents a scripturally grounded call to restore heartfelt devotion over formalities. He cites Revelation 2 4 emphasizing inner love over outward acts and notes Christ’s love as the model for faithful worship.
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A. W. Fechner
West Amarillo Baptist Church
Jesus
Accused Trio Tied to Patrol Slaying Confession
Walter Glenn Dague confessed to Sheriff C H Wright that heMrs Irene Schroeder of Benwood West Virginia and another man aided in the December 27 killing of Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol Corporal Brady Paul and wounding Private Ernst Moore near New Castle. Dague said he did not fire the fatal shot himself, claiming he told either Schroeder or the other man. Authorities name T D Crawford as the third member, though he is not in custody and his status is unknown.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter Glenn Dague
C. HW. Wright
Maricopa County
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Brady Paul
Ernst Moore
Newcastle
Dague
Mrs. Schroeder
Vernon Ackerman
Crawford
Dreaming Governor Ferguson Breaks Collar Bone
Former Texas governor James B Ferguson fractured his collar bone after falling from his bed during a nightmare. He will remain in bed several days at home with his shoulder in a plaster cast. doctors say the injury is painful but not serious.
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Associated Prem
Austin
Texas
James HB. Ferguson
French Delegates Promise Sensation At Arms Meeting
Premier Andre Tardieu and Foreign Minister Aristide Briand, leading France at the five power naval conference, told reporters they would deliver "something sensational later." Tardieu praised talks with U S Secretary Stimson, saying the start of negotiations holds a hopeful, cordial mood while warning the task ahead is just beginning.
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Associated Press
London
Andre Tardieu
Aristide Briand
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Tardieu
Stimson
M. Tardieu
M. Briand
France
Italy
Noted Divine Speaks on World Peace to Episcipal Convocation
North Texas Missionary district gathers for the twentieth annual convocation at St Andrews Episcopal church. Rev C M Davis, former dean of Christ Church Cathedral in St Louis, urges eliminating suspicion greed and hate to end war and notes US shift to international involvement since the Spanish American War. He cites League of Nations and disarmament talks as ongoing efforts.
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North Texas Missionary District
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
C. M. Davis
LL. D
New York City
Christ Church Cathedral
St. Louis
Davis
United States
Mrs Chitwood Opens Amarillo Cook School Tuesday
Ida M. Chitwood noted home economist arrives in Amarillo to start the News Globe cooking school tomorrow afternoon. She expects the largest enrollment yet and invites men women and youths to attend four days of classes. She says she is serious about inviting men to participate.
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Ida M. Chitwood
Amarillo
News-Globe Cooking School
Brady Confers With Lawyers On Eve Of Trial
John W. Brady, a veteran jurist, met with two of his nine lawyers on the eve of his trial for the murder of Lehlia H. Highsmith, a 28 year old capitol stenographer killed November 9 in Austin. Jail officials noted Brady appeared healthier after a long county jail stay, though he could not be seen. The defense has called 14 witnesses.
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Associated Press
Austin
John W. Brady
Yeirs
Lehlia Highsmith
Capitol
Shady
Brady
Fort Worth and Denver Will Not Oppose Santa Fe Line
The Fort Worth and Denver City railroad will not oppose an application by the Santa Fe to Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner Sullivan in Amarillo to build a 220 mile line from Amarillo to Las Animas Colorado. The announcement came Sunday from the Fort Worth offices.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Port
Prohibition Chief Links Florida Killings to Attacks on Agents
Washington reported that Prohibition Commissioner Doran tied the Florida raid killings of agents F. R. Patterson and Robert K. Moncure to inflammatory attacks on enforcement officers. He praised Moncure, a former recruit he helped bring into service, as an honest, efficient officer from Virginia.
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Florida
F. R. Patterson
Robert K
George W. Moore
West Palm Beach
Troversy
Washington
Doran
Moncure
Prohibition Service
Virginia
Boundary Dispute Up
Texas legislators gather for Moody special session to consider penitentiary reforms and Panhandle boundary adjustments. Governor Moody aims to inspect Huntsville prison and Texas border issues while preparing a message for joint sessions.
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Austin
Jan
Texas
Moody
Barron
Bryan
Barry Miller
Dallas
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Huntsville
Arctic patrol planes land at Newman Lake Spokane
Thirteen Army Arctic patrol planes landed at Newman Lake near Spokane Washington at 2 p m today arriving during a span of cold weather and clear skies. Local officials reported no incidents and the group proceeded to base operations after the landing.
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The
Associated Press
Spokane, Wash
Army
Arctic Patrol
Newman Lake
Here
Pet Stock Ads Sell Pups for All Ages
Readers are invited to browse the Pet Stock column for live puppies and companionship. Advertisers are encouraged to place ads by calling 6262 and asking for Want Ads to reach buyers watching the pups on offer.
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