World naval conference delegates jockey for position in London
American British French Italian and Japanese delegates clash over preliminary issues ahead of the five power naval conference opening at St James Palace. Mr Stimson and Prime Minister MacDonald orchestrate meetings with ambassadors and foreign ministers to finalize outlines of naval needs.
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Frank Haviland King
Associated Press
London
St. James’ Palace
Downing Street
MacDonald
Stimson
U. S
No. 10 Downing Street
Wakatsuki
Japan
America
Tate preliminary hearing postponed in murder case
Vernon Tate, a local auctioneer, faces first degree murder charges in the slayings of 60 Bohannan and his son Carl in Clovis New Mexico. The preliminary hearing was postponed indefinitely due to the absence of Justice of the Peace D W Jones. Tate is held in Roswell jail as attorneys confer. Judge Jones was expected to return to Clovis soon.
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Clovis
N. M
Vernon Tate
Cc. Bohannan
Carl
City of Justice of the Peace
D. W. Jones
Tate
Roswell
Judge Jones
Slight Earthquake Felt in San Francisco Evening
A slight earthquake was felt in San Francisco at 8 o'clock tonight. No damage was reported and authorities noted the tremor lasted a short time. The Associated Press reported the event from the city.
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San Francisco
The
Associated Press
Calif
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Texas Regions
Forecast indicates Thursday will be fair across Amarillo and surrounding areas with generally fair, cold conditions in West Texas. The report includes inconsistent digits and times but emphasizes continued cold temperatures and clear skies statewide.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Hike Appropriation For Helium Plant
Government helium program funding details are outlined in the 1931 appropriations bill. Amarillo plant costs include leases rights and pipeline, with a total investment near 2.2 million and continued exclusive use to Amarillo helium. Officials note the permanent plant status despite a shutdown on November 30, 1929.
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Bascom M. Timmons
Washington
Commerce Department
House
Committee On Appropriations
Amarillo
Bureau of Mines
Appropriations Committee
Son of Former KC Mayor Convicted of Wife Murder
Hal Mendenhall, son of a former Kansas City mayor, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of his estranged wife Anna Mendenhall. Sentence deferred pending a motion for a new trial. defense argued the shooting was accidental during a quarrel last October 1.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kans
Hal Mendenhall
Kangag City
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Mendenhall
Anna Mendenhall
Weather Today Shows Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Old Sol expects a mild day with temperatures rising after yesterday’s plunge from 1 below to 29 above zero. Mrs. C. W. Pittenger reports a robin seen in her yard as a sign winter may end. Highways into Amarillo remain passable except U S 66 and U S 164, which should open soon.
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H. T. Collman
U. S
C. W. Pittenger
East Thirteenth Avenue
Amarillo
Union Bus Station
U. S. 66
U. S. 164
Parole Favored for Dr F A Cook Arctic Explorer
Leavenworth Kans Jan 22 The parole board has recommended clemency for Dr Frederick A Cook 65 Arctic explorer and oil promoter who has spent nearly five years in the Leavenworth federal penitentiary Officials said favorable action was expected and the findings will go to Washington for the attorney general who can grant or reject parole With release expected in February
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Associated Press
Leavenworth, Kans
Frederick A. Cook
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Washington
Attorney General
Cook
Cook School Attracts Largest Crowd In City History
About 1,500 women filled the Municipal auditorium as Mrs. Ida Chitwood, renowned culinary expert, led a formal dinner demonstration under The News-Globe. She urged rapid yet precise prep to stay fresh for the meal, with a roast, vegetables, and fish shown. article continues on page 19.
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Municipal Auditorium
Ida Chitwood
News-Globe
Amarillo Veterans Hospital Decision Taken Under Advisement
The Amarillo request for a $1,200,000 neuropsychiatric veterans hospital in Texas was taken under advisement. A location decision will be announced after February 12 as Congress heard remarks from Congressman Jones and Mayor Thompson with J. C. Galere representing Amarillo. Special Washington correspondent Bascom N. Timmons reported on the session.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
AmarilLo
Texas
Congress
Amarillo Hospital Endorsement Telegram Report
A telegram from Mayor Ernest C. Thompson reports that Amarillo’s hospital proposal received strong support. Marvin Jones James Gulerie and Thompson filed data while Congressman Jones and the Oklahoma and New Mexico delegation backed the effort including Senator Brat ten. The group argues the hospital would serve the Southwest as a central, convenient gathering center.
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Amarillo
Marvin Jones
James Gulerie
Jones
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Senator Bratten
Ernest C. Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Amarillo vies for veterans hospital site at February decision
Congressman Marvin Jones and Mayor Ernest Thompson led 17 towns at a hearing before the federal hospitaliza tion board. They argued Amarillo’s favorable location and submitted briefs for study. Chairman Frank T. Hines said a decision would follow after February 1 with the chosen city announced.
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Federal Hospitalization Board
Marvin Jones
Ernest Thompson
Jones
Thompson
Amarillo
Frank T. Hines
One slain two injured in Waco lunchroom shooting
In downtown Waco Texas a 70 year old waiter Alex Bush died after a shooting in a lunch room. Two workers Sam Kuss and Alonzo Mendiola were seriously wounded and hospitalized with little hope for recovery. Lee Whatley surrendered to police and gave no statement. Witnesses said Kuss was shot first and the others were wounded as they tried to disarm the assailant.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Alex Bush
Sam Kuss
Alonzo Mendiola
Lee Whatley
Barber
Kuss
Kues
Judge W. R. Slaton of Chan ning Dies in Home
County Judge W R Slaton of Chan ning died yesterday at his residence from a sudden heart attack. He formerly served as county judge of Gaines county.
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W. R. Slaton of
Channing
Gaines County
Hartley Judge W R Slaton Dies of Heart Attack
Channing Jan 22 Judge W R Slaton 65 dropped dead at his home after returning from Austin where he met with the state highway commission. He had a heart ailment for months and funeral services are planned Friday. Survived by widow five sons and two daughters. He served ten years as Hartley county judge and three terms previously at Seminole. He moved to Channing after resigning in Gaines county. He was a Panhandle civic leader and member of the church.
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Channing
W. R. Slaton
State Highway Commission
Austin
W. B. Slaton
Tahoka
E. Slaton
Seminole
Gaines County
Panhandle
Dangers Seen If Immigrants Barred from Mexico
Washington reports to the house immigration committee outline risks of restricting Latin American immigration. Judge H L Yates Brownsville and Burton P Fleming Elephant Butte project describe potential life dangers along the border and stalled development of the Southwest if Mexican labor is cut off.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southwest
House Immigration Committee
H. L. Yates
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Yates
Burton P. Fleming
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
Santa Fe proposes 380 mile north south rail trunk lines
Delegates from four states and a territory gathered in an interstate commerce hearing to back a Santa Fe plan to build 380 miles of new trackage north of Amarillo. The proposal includes three line projects from Amarillo toward Las Animas and Spearman with estimated cost around 15.5 million dollars and aims to open vast agricultural lands to settlement and speed grain movement to the Gulf.
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T. K. Johnson
Denver
Texas Gulf
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Thampa
Quilisae
Aemvingd
Joulilvgeit
Rock Island
Springfield
Saamar
Las Animas
Dumas
Spearman
North Plaina
Texan Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle
Pueblo
Gulf
J. R. Hitchcock
Santa Fe Western Lines
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Raton Pass
Hitchcock
San Animas
Colo
Felt
Okla
Colmar
Raton Passa
Fort Worth
Clayton
N. M
Amarillo-Las Animas
Gulf Points
Prohibition Hearing Ends Abruptly After Clash
Secretary Mellon urged transferring enforcement duties to the Justice Department as Prohibition Commissioner Doran clashed with Representative Schafer on the House expenditures committee causing an abrupt adjournment during Hoover era enforcement debates.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Mellon
Justice Department
Doran
Representative Schafer
Republican
Wisconsin
Vwouse Expenditures Committee
Hoover
Williamson
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Funds Stolen Charge In Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Case
A $900000 federal suit filed by E H Price Co Sarasota Fla accuses the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and officials of misusing funds in the Venice City land development Sarasota County Fla The suit also named Claudius H Huston Republican National Committee chairman and George T Webb trustee as defendants alleging misappropriation of over $574000 by Webb and unethical practices in the development.
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Associated Press
New York
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
E. H. Price Company
Sarasota, Fla
Brotherhood
Sarasota County
Fla
Venice City
Claudius H. Huston
Republican National Committee
Huston
George T. Webb
Webb
Real Estate Ads Promote Farm and Ranch Listings Globe News
The Globe-News urges readers to view its Real Estate columns for farm and ranch listings. It touts wide rural circulation and cost effective advertising to reach buyers for real estate livestock and equipment, inviting inquiries for rates and office visits.
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Globe- News
The
Globe-News
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