Def Keeps Trial For Dr Wynekoop In Mistrial After Fainting Spells
Judge Joseph B. David halted the Wynekoop murder trial when Dr. Alice L Wynekoop slumped twice at the defense table warning of heart disease risk She asked for a postponement and a juror was withdrawn The case ends in mistrial with Dr Wynekoop to remain jailed until strength returns or until death intervenes further proceedings may occur in a month or two in the same courtroom
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Chicago
Alice L. Wynekoop
Wynekoop
Joseph B. David
Alice
David
Dr. Wynekoop
Rheta Wynekoop
W. W. Smith
Charles S. Dougherty
Hunger strike ends for Urschel kidnapers
Harvey Bailey and Albert Bates serving life terms at Leavenworth penitentiary have called off their 15 day hunger strike. Telegraphic advices to Sanford Bates commissioner of prisons reported the decision.
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Washington
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Urschel
Sanford Bates
Sinclairs Plead Not Guilty to Embezzlement Charges
Harry Ford Sinclair and his brother E. W. Sinclair pleaded not guilty and posted bond at arraignment in Tulsa on embezzlement charges tied to the closing of the Exchange Trust Company of Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Harry Ford Sinclair
E. W
Exchange Trust Company of Tulsa
County Commissioners clash over county road funds in Potter
Potter County Commissioner Percy Gibbs denounces a plan forcing each precincts share of road and bridge funds to its motor vehicle tax contribution. Frank Buckingham and Joe Gray push for equal cuts. Gibbs accuses them of frame ups and bias toward Amarillo. Parker was absent during the heated session.
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Potter County
Percy Gibbs
River Road
Frank Buckingham
Amarillo
Joe Gray
Bushland
Gibbs
Mark Parker
Buckingham
Commissioners Clash Over Road Funds In Pot ter County
In Potter County a heated session saw Commissioner Mark Parker confront Buckingham in the auditor’s office and later exchange sharp words with Gray in the commission room after a motion would cut most of Parker’s precinct road and bridge funds.
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Potter County
Mark Parker
Parker
Buckingham
Gray
Parker asks county panel to reconsider order vote
Parker appeared before County Judge J M Simpson demanding reintroduction of a motion to vote or rescind the order. Judge Simpson agreed the matter could be brought before the full commission next Monday, signaling a continuation on Page 1.
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Parker
J. M. Simpson
Simpson
Lawyer Trial Slated Feb 9 in Heidingsfelder Case
Georgetown judge set February 5 for trial of C E Heidingsfelder Houston attorney charged with theft of 34500 from Mrs Adele Pipkin of New York. Special prosecutor Harry N Graves and defense attorney J F Taulbee appeared as arguments noted the case arose from a divorce settlement with Jean Pipkin Beaumont cattleman.
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Georgetown
Harry Dolan
C. E. Heidingsfelder, Sr
Houston
Adele Pipkin
New York
Williamson County
Harry N. Graves
J. F. Taulbee
Jean Pipkin
Beaumont Cattleman
Hopkins orders 14 states cut Civil Works payrolls now
Civil Works administrator Harry L. Hopkins directed 14 states to reduce the number of men on CWA payrolls immediately after exceeding their quotas. Reductions ranged from 81,000 in Wisconsin to 1,000 in Utah, with Oklahoma and Texas also affected. Texas officials said Texas projects now employ 200,000 men.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Wisconsin
Utah
Oklahoma
Texas
Austin
Jack Reed
CWA
Japanese Foreign Minister Rules Out Rift With United States
Tokyo January 22 Foreign Minister Koki Hirota told the diet that no intrinsic issue exists between Japan and the United States and that Japan desires American friendship. He criticized Soviet Russia for unwarranted attacks and stressed the need for proper ties among Japan Manchukuo and the Soviet Union for East Asian peace. He noted Japan’s withdrawal from the League of Nations and referenced Manchukuo’s coronation and monarchial regime as a key step toward regional stability.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Japan
United States of America
Soviet Russia
Manchukuo
Soviet Union
East Asia
Manchuria
League of Nations
League
Henry Pu-Yi
SRO Sign Likely To Be Hung For La Vie Paree
Municipal Auditorium will display an SRO sign tonight for the two and one half hour La Vie Paree show. Tickets go on sale at City Drug Store No 1 from 9 30 this morning with seats priced at 1 10 and 55 cents including tax.
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Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store No. 1
City Drug No. 1
Texas Relief Bonds Approved by Texas Bond Commission
The Texas bond commission accepted bids for 1,662,000 in state relief bonds ensuring continued aid to the needy. Funds would be available within a week to ten days after approval by New York bond attorneys. Fiscal agents included Fort Worth National Bank First National Bank of Fort Worth First National Bank of Dallas and Republic National Bank and Trust Company of Dallas.
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Austin
Texas Bond Commission
Texas
Commission
New York
Fort Worth National Bank
First National Bank of Fort Worth
First National Bank of Dallas
Republic National Bank and Trust Company of Dallas
Bond Commission
Texas Relief Commission
Relief Commission
Jury picked in Walker murder trial in Galveston
Preliminary proceedings in the William L. Billy Walker murder case were finished quickly in Galveston. Ten jurors were seated as the trial for the Beaumont soft drink maker opened, with Walker indicted for the fatal shooting of Hubert B. Oxford and wounding Mrs. Seawillow Keith at Caplen.
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Galveston
William L
Billy” Walker
Beaumont
Walker
Hubert B. Oxford
Texas
Seawillow Keith
Caplen
Barnes tax trial begins at Pampa
Gray County tax collector T W Barnes goes on trial in Pampa for alleged misapplication of about 3000 in excess fees of office for 1932. He filed the fee report and asked for more time to pay the excess. the state rested after presenting his indebtedness and the defense offered no testimony.
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Barnes
Traylor Stricken At Home In Critical Pneumonia
Melvin A. Traylor, president of the First National Bank, was placed on an oxygen tent at his Chicago home as his condition worsened. Physicians said he was critically ill with pneumonia, with lung and heart specialists consulting. Traylor, a native Texan, had been viewed as a potential 1932 Democratic presidential nominee.
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Chicago
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
Traylor
Buras Murder Trial Opens in Childress
The trial of Mrs. George Burns for the shooting of Mrs. H. B. Weaver at the Weaver home is underway. Witnesses describe a night encounter with a woman resembling Mrs. Burns, who fired a pistol wounding Weaver before she died from peritonitis. The case cites links between Burns and Mrs. Weaver and a person named Buras.
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Amarillo
Childress
H. B. Weaver
George Burns
Weaver
Daniels
Buras
Wichita Falls
J. H. Jernigan
Bremer Kidnapping: Ransom Update Sparks Hope of Release
Police dragnet corners underworld suspects after reports Edward Bremer, St. Paul bank president, alive and to be freed within 36 hours for a $200000 ransom. Family cautious about paying upfront, notes denied on ransom letters, as federal investigators press for fresh leads.
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ST. Paul
Edward Bremer
Department of Justice
Minneapolis
Underworld
Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company
H. T. Nippert
Dr. Nippert
Nippert
Bresner
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Lubbock Boy Dies of Truck Trailer Accident
Eight year old Charlie West McDonald, son of Mrs. Fannie McDonald, was killed in Lubbock when a trailer pulled by a truck ran over him. He slipped and fell under the wheels while attempting to catch a ride. he died en route to a sanitarium as police opened an investigation.
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Lubbock
Charlie West McDonald
Fannie McDonald
Amarillo Area Weather Summary and Temperature Readouts
Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas calls for a fair Tuesday. Hourly temperatures show a low around 53 degrees and a high near 49 to 53 with variable wind. Readouts indicate yesterday’s conditions and record min and max values noted for the day.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Chek
Outlaw Bob Brady Killed After Hurling Challenge
A posse of about fifty officers killed the notorious Kansas outlaw Bob Brady after a confrontation as he fled with three other convicts. Brady's companions were captured. Brady was wounded and captured at Tucumcari New Mexico following a prior escape from the Lansing prison.
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Kansas
Bob Brady
Brady
Tucumcari
N. M
Lansing
Murder indictment in slaying of Amarillo police captain
Frank Crutchfield of White Deer is indicted by the Potter County grand jury for murder in the January 5 slaying of Amarillo police captain Preston G. Burnam. Crutchfield waived preliminary hearing and awaits arraignment as District Attorney Hazlewood pushes for an early trial. Burnam was killed while responding to a disturbance at a hotel where Crutchfield allegedly terrorized managers and guests. Will Rogers paid tribute to Burnam in a radio broadcast, dedicating The Cowboy's Dream to his memory.
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Frank Crutchfield
White Deer
Preston G. “Pres” Burnam
Amarillo
Potter County
Crutchfield
Grady Hazlewood
Burnam
Grand Jury
Will Rogers
Texas
Kansas
Rogers
Two of Seven Escapers Remain At Large After Fire
Police report two of seven escapees are still at large following a jail breakout and a subsequent fire. Authorities search area facilities and review inmate records for leads.
Brady slain as convict gang hunted in Kansas escape
Rob Brady nicknamed Big Boy dies in a field near Paola after a posse and guards close in on four other escapees from the Kansas State Penitentiary. Deputies capture three more, including Jim Clark, as the group faced hunger and a daytime pursuit across miles of county terrain.
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Joe Achey
Brady
Kansas City
Jim Clark
Oklahoma
Clark
Frank Delmer
Lewis Dresser
Lansing
Pawhuska
Achey
McMahan
Walter Ringer
114Th Cavalry
Paola
Hhs
Ed Schlotman
H. BR. Lininger
Fred Cody
Tommie Mec- Mahon
Benjamin Young
Broadcast Alarm for Pretty Boy Floyd
An alert was broadcast on the New Jersey state police teletype seeking the capture of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, the Oklahoma outlaw. Police believed he had entered New Jersey from Pennsylvania and may have used the Morrisville Trenton bridge.
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Trenton
N. J
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Morrisville
Educator and writer Mary L. Harkness Black dies in Highland Park
Chicago January 22 Mrs Mary Leal Harkness Black educator and writer died at her brother's home in Highland Park today. She was noted for her contributions to schooling and literature.
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Chicago
Mary Leal Harkness Black
Highland Park
Byrd Revisits Antarctic Camp Buried in Ice and Snow
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd tours the Bay of Whales base site near Little America. The weather station remains buried under snow, with a frozen coffee pot, old calendars, clothing, and a kerosene lamp jar found as in 1936. Transportation of supplies by tractor across hazardous bay ice is underway amid crumbling ice walls and tractors readied for operations.
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Admiral Byrd
Bay OF Whales
Antarctica
MacKay
Antarctic
Richard EB. Byrd
Hed City
Little America
Bay Ice
No. 5 Hold
Death in Doan farm well shocks Bonham crowd
Thomas N. Goin died after a fall into a well on the Doan farm east of Bailey in Fannin County. He was found dead on extraction. A few years earlier a brother of Goin was recovered from the same well.
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Bonham
Thomas N. Goin
Doan Farm
Bailey
Fannin County
Goin
Royalist Demonstrators Clash with Police at Chamber
Paris observers report hundreds of demonstrators arrested as Royalists charged police massed to protect the Chamber of Deputies during the day of protests.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
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Sinclairs
Globe-News Want
EL Brendel
Olsen
Heaven
Joel McCrea
Ginger Rogers
Rialto
Heidingsfelder
Hopkins
U. S
Hirota
Nippon
America
Pampa
Ransom
Big Boy
Farmer
Kas
Rob
Clifton McArthur
Byrd
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